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Evening star., 1949-12-30
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Det. 3-bedrm.
decorated, in immaculate cond.. lEe.
e s|sh Pff aaESE sz''H CHASE a Ess5 i?FE
SILVER SPRING, Md. s12,eSo-
New Groom, 2-story det. home On
large, HANDICAPPED lot: conven, loca-
tion, near Four Corners; fuil base:
construction: immediate possession,
bT' bTts I615; eSe Ewes. 81 81: ss47. VIM 4.
SAUNDERS CO, INC. so
SILVER SPRING-New brick homes.
5edfeo E0Sms' reDias. esths sslsss Gsa pore
gas heat; easy terms, trade aceeptsd.
can 81. 1ol5: ewes, sE. 2es5. wM.
SILVER sPRING-6.rm all brick.
Benaix; Besehi ssesent elose . the new shsppias
price. SI3.S5o: small down pynlt.
syrk / lRpEkiEEEoveiy. REASTy fo; sH7 7ln briss2
REAbfY. ( ast' Realtors. sat "94EHAieai 9s4s7 aeoFsis
ave-. 81; 800; ewes. Nj. Dunbar.
sIf2ER h25 s-osPI ossPRrNe y1c1NlrY.-o Only
side entrance. fireplace. level yard.
Anchor fence; perfect new.housS
condition: reasonable terms Or VIII
go CT with $500 cash. MIICHElL
QUICK, ST. 5000; ewes. CH. 2S67.
SILVER SPRING. colesville rd:-7.rm.
brick. center hall. large living rm..
dining rm.. kitchen, powder m,
3 bedrms.. oil heat, garage. Sal 900.
May be seen by appt. VIM. r. CAR
LIN, a67 Thayer ave. Il
SILL. SPG.-63-ft. de luxe brick
ramblers; 2s-ft. liv. rm., hrepl.. pic
ture win.:, lge. bedrms., patio. ssr3
storage. u and acre lots: wooded
and clear; stream; S16.e5o. I, !, +.
6-RM. HOUSE, Pines
On-The-Severn River, mi. from
Annapolis; must be Q quick sale.
Call Annapolis 2745. 3
L. 9 bedrms.. hardwood doors, tils
bath, oil h.-wh.; built-in garage;
ige. level lot. 100 It. on paved stS.
Terms. ROBERTS z. LATIMER.
Realtor, GIL. 1870; eyes,, GE. 463b.
NEW e-BEDRM. HOUSE. ami; city
water; near White oaks; $3.50:
$500 cash, $50 month. 10. 3-S346.
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COLORED-3-FAM!LY corner hon
1800 D ST. SE

Corner brick; rooms. Ia baths;
equipped for 2 families; butlt-in
gars gas heat; vacant, possession at
Willoughby Real Estate Go.
800 Mass Avi. NE. AT. sS 7oS
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Observation-Disclosures
Only $3.50 down. Attrac. brick
apts., sep. entr., 2 rms, kit, bath
ea.; full bsnlt., gas heat; conven
area. ST. 1881.
DANIEL DIENER 81 co.
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Bedroom, $75.75
2 Bedrooms, $93. 90
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms, $105.0

Directions: From Peace Cross q
3rd trafdc lisht, then turn right or
Route 2o2, 60 Ia miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent village, Landover, Md.
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HoUsES-SAlE-N.W. tcont.
GLOVER PARK

Corner brick home. excel. cond.
unusual buy; 8 lovely rms. bath,
l heated porch. l open porch plus
an attrac bsmt. apt. pvt. bath;
with rental of $40 mo. Garage.
House about II yrs. old: auto. heat,
Ven. blinds, screens. refgr., range
incl. A real buy. S16,500, terms.
RE. 33l6: ewes, AID. 1885. CHAP
MAN REALTY co
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2423 MINI. Ave. Sc.

no MIflIl. AFS. DE. y
GOODACRE APTS.
Several new. fireproof. 1 and 2 bed.
rms, rms i parouet frs.. Ven. Blinds, kit
vent. fan; conv: shopping. transp,.
SS5 and S97 so utits. incl. s61f
Piney Branch rd.. Silver Spring
Md. SliEo 7111.
2Oth AND EYE SITS. NV.
Combin alton apt, ofice or studio;
front rooms, tiled bath; ami. MR.
HENRY. RE. 0s77 bet. $50 and
4.3O pm 81
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GLASSMANOR

Congress Heights Section
ND. LINE. NEW DEVELOPMENT.
j AND 2 BEDRM. APIS. FOR JAN.
/ OCCUPANCY. PHONE LO. 3-s1W:
OVERLOOKING PARK
Large liv. rm., huge kitchen. nice
dinette. de luxe bedrm;, full tile
bath. front and rear entrances; In
desirable Congress Heights in Sc;
Frederick W. Berens. Inc.
1923 K st. NV. Ma. 9l41. %
NEW 2-BEDRM. APTS.
$40 PER MO-. INCL. UTILITIES
VETERANS ONLY
IN miles south Of Alexandra, Va
Conv, shopping center; rs min
should equal monthly rental. Appli
cations for Dec.-Jan. occupancy
Give name. address. phone, income
number and age Of children. Boz
5O-M Star -4
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SHIPLEY PARK
Within the District
20 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN
Bus on corner. close to shopping.
and 2 bedrm. apt. ready to move
into. SIS to S97.5 including gas
and elec. Res. mgr, 334! 23rd st
Sc. or apply at 1900 18th st. NV
JONATHAN WOODNER CO.
RE. 1888. RE. 1925, 10. 2-3133
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BETHESDA RAMBLER. s1e,76o
5S05 ANNISTON RD.
OPEN DAILY 1-6
r. H. 2f-ft. liv. rm. and din. rm
comb, large bedrooms. de luxe
baths. kit. with br. space, util, rm.
stairs to lse. foored attic: Ice
closets with automatic lishts, Para-
uet floors picture windows, gas heat,
BILLINGsLEY & KoRzENDoRFER
521I Wis Ave, OR. 1895 till 8 pm.
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RENTAL OFFICE ON PROJECT
OPEN DAILY UNTIL, DARK

Capital Transit "K-e" bus direct Il
project from Michigan sve. ane
Eastern ave. terminal or from New
Hampshire ave. and Eastern ave
terminal, OF drive east on Missour
right to project, or out Michigan
ave, fQueens Chapel rd.) to Chillun
rd.. left to project.
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SLAUGHTER'S

1927 10th st. NV. bet. @ and R.
Large, clean rooms, tel. switchboard
Her daily, incl. Sun. and holidays
Bowling teams. bridge, other planned
Entertainment. Rates reas. HO
6567. Also at 2007 o st, NV.
rooms with same service and includ-
ing eley. but no meals. Telephone
NO 1880. A
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeo.

HOUSES FOR SALs-SoufheosS
DISTRICT HTs.-New brick bunga;
bsmt.; lge. level lot; all utils. a
GTs, f. fATfESTioNNFour-faml femi nj s apt;
cash each; modern bldg, close 70
bus, shopping. MITCHELL QUICK,
vETERANs, see our Nayior Gardens
ad under Coop Apts. for Sals,
COLORED-ONLY 500 CASH-Near
Lincoln Park; used as. three apis.
Live in part, income will make pay
ments less than rent, MITCHELL
QUICK, ST. 5000. eyes,, RA. 34lS.
.coLoREp-17th ST. s.E.-Exceilent
condition. Brick home contains 8
rooms a bedroomsl. large bath. re-
ception hall, full bsmt.: hot-water
heat; large rear yard tencedl'
front porch, Conv. to downtown.
TW. O459. MARSHALL J.: WAPLE
CO., 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
COLORED-3-FAMILY corner home.
mr.. Potomac and KY. aves. Sc.
excel cond; porches. blt.-in gar;
refgrs., 2 ranges; auto. heat; income
quoted, Sl70 mo-. plus nice 3-rm.
apt. for owner. Only S15'95o; $3'-
aotamiy. oEu 7th and q sts. s.w, and
7th st. carline. nr. Govt; ofnces;;
nice cond.: separate entrs., kits; ana
baths, $I1,500, terms. RE. 3316.
81. 4190, CHAPMAN REALTY GO.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FAYETTE COURT
FRANKLIN AND FAYETTE SITS.

New beautiful spacious apt. ready t
move into, close to shopping. anc
transp:. go, min: by bus to down
Ss7. so and S95 incl. gas and elec
OPEN DAILY FOR INSPECTION
Apply on premises or 316 Rint
Bldg. 1900 18th st. NV. RE. 23ss
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LONG BRANCH APIS.
KENT VILLAGE

BRIGHT. spacious rooms with large
sliding panel closets and picture
windows. Membership available n
country club adjoining development
Capital Transit bus H-6 into de-
velopment.
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GREENLAWN APARTS.
N. Hamp. and Eastern Aves.
Open Daily Till Dark
Lovely garden-type apts.. contsinins
spacious liy; In dinetts: osat: tsSie; sffr:
and chairs) and bath. 2 bedrooms;
S97. so, incl. utils Laundry facilities
chtldren's Fairgrounds. parking; exp
bus on premises. ! fare to downtown
Wash. Directions: Out New Hamp.
shire ave. to District line eastern
ave., turn right to apts. For In.
formation. call sH. 5000.
LONG BRANCH APTS.
New nreproof, s.rdsnsst,pss:: s:drevm. avail:
living room. dinette, kit. bath. vene.
tian blinds. by-passing closet doors
KIT exhaust fans. laundry and stof.
age space. Streets paved. Complies
shopping and theater facilities with.
in 8 blks.; bus .transp: to project
Se1 per mo-. incl. utilities. Veteran:
preference. Piney Branch rd. ane
Old BIadensburg rd.,- Silver Spring
Nd. Apply rental .ofdce. rear S70e
Old Bladensburg I'd. JIG. 7.6731.
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MAN REALTY co.
MANOR PARK
CLIO Blair Rd. NV.
Detached Brick, Only $13,250
GI BARGAIN-$1 1925 CASH
Two bedrooms. like new. modern IN
slate roof; de.s ehed sarasst EXCL t;eIe
search ready. Call Mr.. Lorenz.
POLINGER co.
MA. 92o6. 1Ol5 11th NV. NO. o493.
140O BLOCK TAYLOR ST.
An excellent close-in location, near
entrance to Rock Creek Park. Co.
lonial row brick, contains living rm.
with fireplace, din. rm.. lge. break.
fast rm., kitchen, 4 bedrms. and
bath: oil h.-w h.; det garage; deep
lot. Call Mr.. Engle. GE. 1888. with
BETHEL, DI. 300. 80
NEAR 10Th AND PARK RD.
VACANT
Beautiful spacious 6-rm. semidet.
brick home. built for gracious liv-
ing; 3 large bedrms. and bath, lSx
% liv rm. with f1repl.; family
sized din. rm., newly equipped kitch-
en-, full bsmt., oil h.-W.h.; reasonably
priced; must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Call Mr.. DobroWolski
CAMPANELLA g. WOOD
Elk. Alb; ewes. and SUM-. 81. S066.
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S55 SPECIAL

spOO DI 1OI1A1
1776 Mass ave. n.w.-""$55. Jan
special mo. rate" EMPLOYED mer
or women share lge.. newly dec
fnealsu' Soc privileges, mail sery.
Ice phone!!. Reserve now, move II
Jan. 1st.s Only S55. CLUB DUPONT
CIRCLE, DU, 9557 30s
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REDUCED

REDUCED
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
2-5 Tyr. old stone and brick home
in new condition; built by one of
Washington's outstanding builders;
bedrms. u on 1st f1oor; COM
plete baths. exclusive and restricted
neighborhood
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. GEORGETOWN once,
1907 o st. NV. HU. 1855.
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Dissin's GueSthOuSe

DISSIlI ) 0UCSUIIO
Beautiful rooms are available at reas
rates for young men End women IN
one OF the finest guesthouses in the
city. Delicious food; transp. to all
parts Of the city. 2013 Mass. ave
u ne QTQS -31
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VETERANS, ATTENTION

$3.50 cash doWn-Choice ne. loca
ton; 5-room row brick, in immac;
cond.. recreation rm., rear. bricked
in patio; 4ro loan; immed occu-
pancy, Call RE. $3.50. 8 to 8.
Colonial Investment Co.
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ONLY $500 DOWN

N. Y. ave. n.e.--2-story stone: 9
front and rear yds,; ARRANGED as
. apts.; GOOD cond. Ind commercial.
Call MR.. GEORGE, D1. S724; eyes
nR 1.11 20
Evening star., 1949-08-27

strike locked ports was nearing q
decision in Federal Court.
Judge j. Frank Mclaughlin de-
cided to hear additional argu-
ment today on an ILWU petition
for an order restraining the Gov
ernment from operating the docks.
Arguments had closed Thurs
day. Union counsel and the
attorney generals staff were
called up yesterday to discuss the
size of an ILWU bond to be re-
quired If a restraining order is
issued.
But the discussions quickly
turned into a new argument OF
the issues, and Judge Mclaughlin
decided to give them another day.
The union contends the dock
seizure law Is unconstitutional.
The territory argues the law is
necessary to save Hawaii's econ
omy from strangulation.
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| New Peace Talks Due
Next Week as BRIDGES
Returns 10 Honolulu
BY the Associated Press

HONOLULU, Aug. 27.-Pros-
poets perked up today for a re-
sumption next week of peace talks
in Hawaii's paralyZing dock strike,
now in its 10th day.
Federal Mediator George Hill
lenbrand announced he would ask
the striking CIO International
Longshoremen's and Warehouse
mems Union to resume negotia-
tions with the seven struck
stevedoring firms.
Harry Bridges, union president,
arrived in Hawaii. by plane last
night from San Francisco. That
apparently is the signal for a
resumption Of activity around the
peace table.
Before Mr.. Bridges arrived, Jack
Hall, Hawaiian director Of the
HWU, indicated that with Mr.
Bridges back on the scene the
union would agree to begin new
talks Monday,
The 1000 longshoremen in the
islands first demanded a 32-cent
increase. but later indicated they
would settle for rs cents or less
They now draw $1.40 an hour
Employers have made no recent
offer.
A test of the dock-seizure Law
under which the territorial gov
ernment is trying to open the
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man for Mr.. Churchill at Lord
Beaverbrook's Riviera villa, said
the former Prime Minister is gay
as a lark and apparently recov-
cred from the chill he suffered
three days ago after swimming
in the Mediterranean.
Brig. Wardell said Mr.. Churchill
had not yet made plans for leav-
ing the Riviera.
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Womon Stubbed to Death

Miss Helen Coplin. 80, colored,
was stabbed to death last night
during an alteration in a room
ing house at OPT French street
NV. Police are seeking a 28-year-
old male roomer.
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Churchill Coy as Lark,
Beuverbrook Declares
By the Associofed Press

6y nv NSSOSIUIeu TTcSS
NICE, France, Aug. 27. Lore
Beaverbrook said today the health
Of his house guest. Winston
Churchill, is first rate"
The British publisher made the
statement while boarding a plane
for London.
Brig. G. M. s. Wardell, spokeS-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Health Program
Discussed By
City Officials

Health department activities
and a sustained program aimed
at Pascagoula health problems
were the subjects of a conference
called last week by Mayor Frank
S. Canty between city and health
department officials. The confer
ence took place at city hall.
AS a result of the conference
DR.. Andrew Hedmeg, county
health director, summed up gem
eral health conditions, and Of
fered several recommendations
in a report to Mayor Canty, which
he released for publication this
week.
Efficiency of maintenance and
operation OF the city sewage dis
posal plant has increased to a
marked degree during the past
year, DR.. Hedmeg said. The de-
crease in Pascagoula's population
makes the present system ade-
quate except in instances of heavy
rainfalls. he said and urged the
employment of a responsible per-
son to be in charge of the plant,
as well as the lift stations to as
sure proper operation at all times
Plan for Survey
The city is planning on the
latter move, Mayor Canty said,
and added that he has already
contacted manufacturers of the
equipment to have a competent
survey of the installation made.
DR.. Hedmeg also said that the
health department is continuing
to investigate complaints con-
corning premises not connected
with the city sewer system, and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
KeesIer Soldier
Hurt In Crash In
Magnolia Park

A young Keesler Field sergeant
was seriously injured when hi!
plane crashed in Magnolia State
Park near Ocean Springs, pin.
ming him in the wreckage fol-
about two hours.
He is SiSgt. Stanley Sinfield
attached to the 3380th Mainte,
nance Supply Squadron. He wa.
plotting a light private training
plane on a practice flight wher
the accident occurred.
Park Superintendent B. w
Rushing said Mrs. George X
Smith and a colored tenant farm.
er saw the plane fall. He sale
he was told the plane circled ovei
the park for nearly an hour, ap.
parently with engine trouble. anc
several attempts were made tc
land in a pecan orchard. FINAL,
the plane came down by a bayou
bounced 100 feet into the air ant
came back to crash on its nose.
Rushing said Sinfield sufferet
serious injuries about the heac
and that the jagged bone from {
broken leg tore through the flesh
He said the soldier also appar.
emily suffered serious interna
injuries.
The young soldier did not losf
consciousness during the wait TO
the Keesler Air Force crash crev
nor during the hour il took t,
free him by the use of hack save
wrecking bars and axes. Although
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Fire Insurance
Subject AT Moss
Point Rotary

Moss Point is the only city in
Mississippi with a volunteer fire
department to receive a seventh
class rating, j. F. Barksdale o
Jackson, secretary of the Missis-
sippi State Rating Bureau, tolc
Moss Point Rotarians at the
luncheon on Thursday.
This he attributed to the fine
equipment and the excellent spir.
1t and efficiency of the local vol
unteer firemen. The decrease ir
the fire insurance rate in the city
he said was largely due to this
excellent department, although
he explained water distribution
alarm system, coming laws and
the enforcement of them played
a part.
Mr.. Barksdale said that there
are ten groups in the classified.
tons given by the rating bureau
and then explained how the fire
insurance companies operated
Moss Point will continue to en-
JOY its lowered rates and its eff.
ficient fire department will con.
tinue to pay dividends as long as
1t measures up to its present rec.
ord, he concluded.
Edward A. Khayat announced
the latest development in tho
Robinson waterway cutoff ant
urged each Rotarian to write Con
gresham W. NJ. Colmer endors.
ing it.
w. B. McDavid, fire chief, and
V. Torres, engineer of the fire
department, were guests of the
club.
Visiting rotarians from Pasca.
goula were T. o. Green, Earl
Hammett, w. R. Guest, Chester
Lyons and Bill Martin.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

will turn the names of such prop
erty owners over to the city foI
enforcement of the ordinance COW
ering this.
Every effort should be made t
see that residents use sanitary
covered metal containers as gar
bage receptacles, and a sanitary
fill method should be used by ths
city in its garbage disposal in
stead of the present system under
which the garbage is dumped ir
open piles and becomes breeding
places for flies and rats.
Mayor Canty said that the city
government already has these
two recommendations under con
sideration and viii take actor
as soon IS plans are completed
The two phases, one OF garbage
collection and the other of dis
posal, will be put into one CORE
lated plan to make the entire sys-
tenn adequate and sanitary, he
said.
DR.. Hedmeg also urged the
adoption of a milk ordinance
which would require the pas
t~eurization of all milk sold in the
city. He also reported on the
progress of inspection of food
handling establishments, the ty-
phuS and pest control programs
and the necessity Of more ade-
quate drainage especially during
the summer months.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
an agreement"

reach an agreement"
The Post also discussed the i'm
portanee of having all citizen vet
Grams of the county pay all taxes
and register to become qualified
voters. A movement was inau-
gurated TO bring this to the at
tention of veterans who have not
qualified to vote.
Favorable action on the council
and registration of veterans was
taken when il was brought out
that movements of direct concern
to the veterans of the county
were not being first brought to
the attention of veterans organ
izations before final action had
been taken.
The Post voted to invite the
entire membership of the newly
formed Vancleave Legion Post to
the next meeting to be held jan
uary rs. This will be on Wednes-
day night, the Post now having
regular meetings the second Mon
day and the fourth Wednesday
nights of each month.
Decision was made to continue
the scholarship awards in the
schools of Pascagoula and Moss
Point, and w. Z. Belt was APP
pointed chairman of a committee
to offer the medals and to award
them to outstanding students.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
ATTEND FOUNDERS


A group of members of Chapter
c. PEG Of Pascagoula attended
the Founders Day" luncheon at
which Chapter A of Biloxi enter
tanned all PEG chapters along the
Gulf coast Tuesday at the Buena
Vista hotel. Those from Pasca-
goula attending were Mesdames
Richard Price, president, Julius
Virgins, Douglas Gulley, and K.
0. Cole and Miss Kathleen Hays,
of Chapter c.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

sister of the groom, assisted in
receiving and in serving.
The brides table was draped
with a handmade lace cloth and
vas adorned with an arrange
ment Of white gladioli and chry-
santhemums in addition to the
wedding cake which was cut by
the young couple before their de-
parture IN a wedding trip to the
coast and points in Texas.
On their return they will make
their home in Columbia where
the groom is employed. Mrs.
Stewart was formerly connected
with the employment agency
here in Paseagoula before her
transfer to the Columbia office.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Historical Society
To Complete Lists of
County Antiques

A meeting of the Historical So
ciety of Jackson County will be
held on Tuesday, February |, Il
the YMBC club house, Fl. p.
Heidelberg, president, announced.
At this time members are asked
to bring lists of old documents
glass and silver and furniture
that may be turned over to the
files of the society.
1t is the intention of the So
ciety to check on all of these lists
so that the committees may be
cognizant of what historical ma
terial is within the county.
Members are urged to list not
only their own possessions but
any other articles that they know
are in existence. 81 ~ m5
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Take Steps For
Organization OF
Veterans Council

Preliminary steps towards form
ing a Veterans Council, to be
composed of representatives from
each Of the seven veterans organ
izations in the county, were TAX
en- last Monday night at the reg
ular meeting of the Jackson Coun-
ty American Legion Post at the
home or Market street.
A resolution was adopted to
communicate with the other or
CARNATIONS to arrange a plan for
organizing the Council. 1t was
brought out at the meeting that
there was need for a council which
could and would act on all mat
tiers affecting veterans on which
members of the council would
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
SCOTS STORE

Due to incorrect information
received at this office, the name
of Walkers Store was listed as
having given a box of baby
clothes and some dolls to the
Jackson County Welfare Depart
ment for distribution among the
needy small children of the coun-
ty. The donor was SCOTS Store
which answered the need of the
county babies so generously.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
BIRTHDAY PARTY

The first birthday of Herman
Lee Allen was happily celebrat-
ed at a party at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. AL
len, Jr., l405 Tyler avenue from
A to 8 p. m. January Is.
The small guests found enter
tainment in toys and paper hats
until the serving of ice cream and
cake.
The guest list included is.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

OF the 1899 deaths from lancer
in Mississippi last year, 80 per-
cent to so percent of these cases
could be living today if they had
had early diagnosis and treat
ment. Learn the true facts about
cancer from literature from the
Mississippi Division of the Amer
lean Cancer Society, Macon Build
ing, Jackson, Mississippi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
MANSFIELD -CIRLoT

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daniel
Mansfield announce the engage
ment and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Nettie V. to
Mr.. Felix w. Cirlot. o Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Cirlot of Moss
Point.
The wedding date has been set
as February 4, and it will take
place at the Our Lady of Victory
rectory.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21

Cancer is Mississippi's second
leading cause of death. You may
help reduce this death rate by
needing the Seven Danger Sig
mails and by telling others tn
symptoms of Cancer. Information
may be obtained from the Mis-
sissippi Division of the American
Cancer Society. Macon Building,
Jackson 2, Mississippi.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-01-21
Miss Jones Weds Mr..
Stewart AT Ceremony
In Columbia

An out of town wedding of in
:erest here was the marriage Of
Miss Elizabeth Calhoun Jones,
formerly of Pascagoula, daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Jones of Laurel and Mobile, and
John Saucier Stewart. of Column
bia, o. of the late MIR. and Mrs.
John M. Stewart of MeComb, in
Columbia on January 10.
: The double ring ceremony was
by the Rev. Marsh NJ
pastor of the church
at the First Presbyterian church
before the altar which was lovely
with an arrangement of white
chrysanthemums and gladioli and
cathedral candelabra with white
tapers.
Mrs. A. A. Raymond of Pasca-
goula, sister of the bride, was her
only attendant and the groom had
as his attendant, Henry T. Horton
of Columbia, George Lemuel
Stewart of Mccomb and John
Charles Valadie of Jackson were
ushers.
Immediately following the GER
emony a reception was held at
the Country club when Mrs. Raw
nond and Miss Olive Stewart,