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COMMENCING 80 = IN
continalns rnta late afternoon.
HiFh EFsde new sarBnhka#s ineisds
Complete nahesans eirtfAr Ero1pA.
rfsasnsAa. china ases ans escFs.
tsYy: sectional sgta8 gphaitts Trd
ilTins foern sYaups cd safsk Lounge
and fan-haek ehaiyss set ef Pawn
dfninx ehsifs, ChfofBe tfs5ss hreak.
fast groups. FosrisB spp rufs2Gs
room bar. mirrors. table sassfJoiasrt.
etc. atse uaahessny afcp stf tna,
lamp, eocktsH arc ectsssonsl taelss
Napts. msnegsnY ane SsinEt shsstt
Of drsseys. cyssssft, tSin and
doabis seds, Etssiitssa inne7srf,nf
mat.rssseA bax ard eetl spvtnss
sofs and stuasa beds. utitlty ard
Kitchen rsbtnets etF
AUToMCHfI IF-~TTucH-
EouIPMENT-oiL bURNEHa
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PROPOSALS

PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATIONS,
FEDERAL works Agency. MeT. 8. 1888
SEALED BIDS will be received at
the once Of the Division Engineer;
Public ROADS Administration, 1910
until 1000 am. EST. APRIL 81.
Is4s, for pro1ect c1or,., yAIi; p.rEx, os1rss re-
lneton County. virginia. Lensth 2
miles. The approximate quantities
of the more important items are
as follows. 10000 GU. I'd. borrow.
$500 50. yd plain cement con
reinforced cement concrete pave
ment. 33,s25 nn.S It. concrete curb
and 12.000 GU. yd. topsoil. Mini
required by Law. For plans and
specifications. deposit OF $40
cash or certified check made PAYABLE
to the Treasurer OF the United
States will be required TO insure
their return within Is days after
opening OF bids. Plans. speeifea-
tions and PROPOSAL forms may be
obtained at address given above.
II. j. Speiman, Division Engineer.
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AUTO rRUcKs-sALE fcort)

AUTO TRUCkS-SAlE Cont }
kTERNATIONAL 40 panel; S4e5.
terms and t,ads HERsoN AUTO
cRRkvkoIkr ftTIi 'as panel: I'm the
cleaner and dyers special; 1855,
APPLIANCE CO., ia o st. NV,
boDGE 80 panel; $3.50. Terms and
trade. HERSOE AUTO IL APPLI-
ANCE CO.. TIA o ST. NV, DE 400.
CHEVROLET 194l dump truck: good
cond; S1q5 Call GIL 1885 or RE
s4l6. ASK for VIOLA PAGE. 5
FORD 1915; long wheel base. chasis
and cab: newly installed motor;
exceptionally good condition through
out: ST95, terms to suit can be
arranged. MAEDELL CHEVROLET
co, 1900 Nichols ave. Sc, AT. 44OO.
1877 INTERNATIONAL; "A Metro
body truck: ideal for dry cleaning
and laundry. AL. 1919. Il
1913 CHEVROLET black sedan: de-
livery, 1900 miles; fully equipped;
sI,3a5. Call LOU. MI. 973I. a
wILLYs JEEP 1a47 three-auarter
ton pickup truck; heater: driven
10000 miles; excellent condition
throughout. ! owner: sales price.
Sl.0a5. CAPITOL MOTOR CO.
Silver. Spring. Packard Dealer, 92s
Philadelphia ave, SH 3a0O d
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CAR H. Chassis
CHERNER MOTOR co.
HO 5000, 1881 Florida Ave. NV.

1874 CHEvRoLET 1h-ton; c. and
Ise4s Dodge 1M-ton: like new;
ia44s International KS 2-speed;
g l94s Dodge 1-ton stake; S1,3e5.
1s4s Chevrolet pickup de luxe;
1915 Chevrolet h.ton panel: $685..
1941 Chevrolet 1K-ton; 12-ft. plat;
4;;sleeper cab tractors; air brakes,
81 other truck bargains. Va. and
D. c. inspections.
We buy and sell Army trucks and
CENTRAL MOTOR co.
GMC truck dealers, 5000 Lee hwy,
Arl. CHI. 1000. 1901 Oronoco ST.,
Alexandria. OV. 1900.
PRE-EASTER BARGAINS
1946 h-ton studebakei pickup, heat
1916 h-ton Studebaker pickup, heat
I94e 1a-ton studebaker pickup with
panel body and heater, Sl,045
1947 11a-ton 151 Studebaker truck,
ali ,one-owner cars. Low mileage.
Purchased from US new and serviced
In our shop. REGULAR used-car war
Tanty; terms and trade. II inter
ested, call Tom Zehmer., EN-. 1885.
Will be glad to demonstrate.
MCNEIL MOTORS
n
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WILLARD W. wHTTMoRE.
WILLIAM " WAITE
spi.S.1.s,if. Trustees,
ADAM A. .wLscHLER . son.

Aaetisnsers.
NEW AND USED HOUSEHOLD AND
OFFICE FuRNiTuRE MODEM
Ata9o3ooxx AIniis 3tooxr1I sPisns sMntsi.fAnRx Asp hs.
RidHT PIANOS, RADIOS EEfRiu.
VEsDiNo NAcHisss sTxRLiiio
AND PLATFD MODERN a An
TfouK HOLLOW AND fLhTwARK,
NEW uoLD JhwrLAY ANp
pEssksS ! = CHAINS i sTrrL SiLiso
DRvTcEs, TTPEwRfTFp NEW Oil
BURNERS AND pAEIE. som.
BUICK "i94a" SUPER EKpAN,
HTuDEBARER "fas6 ETAk u
BODY TRUCK, ETC.
Zee in esnkfuptey Of Frank Porter
ia. Porter Easinsfftns CenpsnY
Hers Movins A siarsfs CsnssnS
sn6 ether eenfsEnoTs
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JOHN z, IAksoN stssrnss


UNITED Stairs DISTRICT COURT
fer the District es celane esa Hrga-
trE FrcvAte Cegrt Nc 72Ssa As
rlE8stFAticr -Tels Is - s5ts Esssss
That the subscriber el the rtztsisz
OF Columbia has oefstnee treEs IAs
PROBATE Cpurt 81 ias Dast1ist et C.
lumhiA Letters TesiAgnHntaty eh tAe
estate Of Irene D RiehAro sea, aise
known as Irene DaShAeg RlehardReE.
late OF the DtStrlSt 81 Sese ns3A &C.
ceased. Ar persons hayEns claims
sga3ast the deceased are hertns
warned 10 exhlsss the sane. wtth the
vouchers thereof. lesaliv aatAsrti-
Gated TO the subscriber. cn o. before
the STG daF Of March A y l aao,
otherwise they NAV By i&S ht ca
adea from al eeneat OF sAld estate
Given under KS hAnd this 29Te CAV
o! March t94a AMERICAN Sc
cuRTTY AND TRUST COMPANY ny
James z Conner. Assistant Tfust
Oseer seal Attest TRIO
for the District of Columbia Clerk
DORE COGsWEiL RegiSfeT Of Wills
af s-sh ~
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TRUCK CLEARANCE

&t~ ~4& 0A@&<& AA ~ ANVIL
PICKUP
1e4s Ford. model F-2, cab and SIT.
express body, less than 1000 miles.
Nev-truck guarantee. Owner driven
Air-change heater, radiator grille
guard: Liberal trade and terms;
STAKE TRUCKS
1a4s Ford, model F-5, cab and stake
body; less than 5000 miles; new
truck guarantee. Used by US only.
liberal trade and terms; $1,795.
1e45 Ford / u ton stake body: L.WB.
Low mileage; owner driven; excel
. paint, clean and mechanically per-
feet; Ss95.
DUMP TRUCK
1a41 Chevrolet "a ton. 2-speed axle:
unusual condition, ready for work;
S195.
CAB g. CHASSIS
1e4e Ford l1s:ton. L,w.B. Trade
and terms, S795.
1e4o. Ford / "a ton, L.W.B. Turn
signals and heater. Lot of trans
portation for S495.
Truck Department.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
Ho 5000, 1881 Florida Ave. NV.
10
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Tswer BuildtaE
STATES DISTRICT COURT
fer the District Of Columbia Hoe
ing Probate Court No. T@S9b
Administration. 49, rhiA - % awe
notice That the subscribers Of
the State OF MARYLAND have obtained
from the PROBATE Court ef the DIS
t-iet OF Columbia Lstters TsstaEa-n.
tary on the estate OF Laura Harlan
late OF the District Of Columbia, ds.
ressed. AL persons HAVING claims
Agalnkt the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the kAms With
the vouchers thereof. legally snthen-
tieated, to the subscribers on eT
before the slst day e4 March, A q
1880, otherwise they may ey lsN
be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate Owen under our hsnds
this :lst day Of March, ipsp AUS
TIN n. RoHRRAUoH sen- Par.
fax road Bethesda Nd FRANCIS
", HILL. Jr, Tower Bids Wash
D c lsesl1 Attest MELVIN J
MARQUES, Deputy Register of wills
for the District OF Coiumhts, CLERK
OF the Probate Court mhss sap4
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THREF STORY RRiCk pWEiIINo
KNOWN As s, sSts THIRTEENTH
BY virtue OF . certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. To LsiesT NO suse
and AZ the request Of the party
secured thereby the gndtrsienea
trustee sill sell. ~ public aaction
in front Of the premiAss. On FRI
DAY. TIE EIoHTA DAY or APRIL,
Ap Iats, At rhREk, ThiRff
onfH ssfibss land y and pr pr.mis.s, ss,S atust,
In the District Of Columbia, and
deSlRnsted sA and hstnk lot rum
bered one hundred ana fefty- seven
tl41' In Edmund q Delient and
GeneVievs A r, T psilcns sub.
fofts,hr.. sfsqR 81 IA "a y nsS..a sas. nSSs''
as per plAt recorded in the cfses
OF the surveyor for the Distrlct Of
Columbia IN Libsr 80 AT folio ltk
said block numbered ferty three
,43i nov known for purposes Of
assessment and taxation as square
Thirty four tsssai susi.ct 10 sGlia.
ina restriction line and covenants
Of record, which wtli be read o.
the sale
Terms OF safe One third Of the puT-
chase money TO be paid IN cash,
balance in two equal instAllmsnts
PAYABLE In one and tse years. with
interest q. Ave per rsntpm per an.
mum, PAYABLE sfmiannualls from
day of sAis, secured BY nfst uesd
Of trust uron the property SOLD, or
all cash. At the option Of the poT.
chaser A deposit Of sAoe viii ne
required At time ~ saie All
conveyspefpR. recercsns Rrs'vnus
stamps str Of cost nf onrchEHFr
Terms Of sale TO be rnmnIisd with
within 40 DAYS from dsy bf tals
otherwise the trustee reserves the
risht TO resell the preprTty al 'hs
risk and cost Of dsfRultns pur.
chaser. after hvs DAYS advertisement
of such resale in some aesspspef
published In Warrington, y G
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
CO. Trustee By WIN l.. BrALE.
Vice President fsesn Attest
JOHN r. kEALE, Assistant astrs-
tary mhaa.al,aps ~
Evening star., 1949-04-04
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER 1871 Commander, in
best OF condition: Ss75 or best Of
TERRAPLASE 1897 convert epe
nechan. OK, new top, good tires
must sell, price, Sls1. Call Mr.
BOOMER. KE. 6als. 5
WILLYS l94l sedan, sscrifice S3s5.
terms. S135 cash, SIS week
ROPER" 1880 R. J. ave ne. So
WILLYs 1889, sood condition. S4OO;
call WA. 1880 q
WILLYs Jeep 1919 station wason
nearly new: only 1000 miles: T. and
imrsa IN @aTNos s ses assA LEE RRF6fsd s. B6q1a f a.
INC, l121 2lst st. NV. DI. olI0.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

NASH 1a46 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan;
r. and h.; excel. cond.. low miiease;
orig owner See at service station,
Pershing Or. and wash. blvd, Arl..
Va, bet. 7 am. and 5 pm. Sl,295.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

rssH ead.r st. a4z AsTD sa s3os ns ah.r h.
accessories. Call VI. 7247 after 5
pm. and III bring it to you. 81 500
or best offer -6
CHEW. ~; i 1-yr.-old. orig owner;
new cond,: many extras; can fn.;
81 400; low mi. AT. 2639, AT. 9453.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

CHRYSLER 1871 Royal sedan. Nile
green, equipped, good rubber, excel
lent motor and uph.; outstanding
value; trade or terms. Price today
only SS45. MONTGOMERY-STU
MOTORS, INC. Oincoin Mercury
dealerS. 1900 East-West hwy. SH.
Evening star., 1949-04-04

rs" sedanette; radio,
a-Matic, seat covers,
7 blue finish: ST, ,595.
MOTOR SALES, 134h
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-08

Armed Forces, had completed
all necessary requirements. AS
each came forward they were
rousingly applauded.
Overseer Carl @. Lee pro-
nounced the Benediction after
which the audience remained
standing while the 40 Glass
marched in Recessional to the
strains of knights Bridge
March" played by the High
School Band.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-08
The elheOCraf

Pearce announced each ones
name. After the last one of the
Class had passed, the audience
gave them all most hearty
applause. Mr.. Pearce then an
nounced that there were still
thirteen more to receive their
Diplomas, young men, who had
been called into the Armed SER
vice and who through special
arrangement with the State De-
partment of Education and the
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-08
OMEN WANTED"
BY Sydney Christophersen

countants, engineers, comptrOl-
lers-these and many more are
needed to fill the jobs in in
dustry and business. Since the
last war interrupted the educa- .
ton of an innumerable number
of young Americans, there is
today an urgent demand for
more doctors, dentists, techni-
clans and workers in all the
professions.
One of our first demands to-
day is for trained men in the
field of science. Living in an
atomic age, such as we find
ourselves in today, we must do
everything in our power to en-
courage and help the young
people who possess the ability
and qualifications necessary to
follow the line of scientific re-
search and investigation. After
all, they will be our chemists,
physicists, and scientists of to-
morrow.
A second demand is for men
in the teaching profession. The
schools of our nation, even our
own local schools, are consider
ably lacking in instructors and
teachers; especially is there
great deficiency in the number
of men teachers. Here is field
that should serve to attract to
its ranks people who are ex-
plicitly interested in our future
security. We need competent,
highly-educated teachers who
are well qualified to guide the
schooling of our children;
teaching them that the Ameri-
can way of life is best; teach
ing them what a democracy is,
what it stands for; showing
them that if our government
is to stand, they must under
stand fully it's history and it's
foundations.
If our country is not to be
rocked from these foundations,
men must be trained to pro-
tect it from that so-called sub
versive element at work trying
to undermine the morale of our
people and the bulwark of our
government. The criminal ele-
ment of society, that grows on
filth and evil, must be reckon
ed with and helped and guild
ed by someone.
Perhaps our greatest need is
for men trained to lead the
thinking in the affairs of gov
eminent. The political rela-
lions of the United States, still
being on somewhat precarious
footing, call for efficient per-
sonnet, if our relations abroad
are to be in safe hands and
capably administered. Here is
a job for competent diplomats.
However, if one aspires to pub
lie office he need look no fur
Their than our own community.
We need more people who are
civic minded; who will take an
active part in the affairs and
organization of the communi-
ty. Civic minded citizens hav-
ing a good clear picture of the
government of the community,
certainly are better prepared
to Influence the spending of
their tax money-that item so
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-06-08

FORTY-TERD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
ZION CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
NJ J. Mintern, President
J. D. Thomas, Dean
assisted by
Zion Symphony Orchestra
J. A. Studebaker, Conductor
Friday Evening, June 10th, 1949 - 300 O'clock
ZION AUDITORIUM
Program
MEYERBEER- Coronation March from 'The Prophet
@ @
RUBINSTEIN-C for Piano in minor, First Movement
Valerie Ball
Richard F. Hire Organ Accompanies
COATES Garden (Tarantela) from London Suite
Orc1esCId
BEETH Piano in major First Movement,
Barbara Turner
Richard F. Hire, Organ Accompanist
MENDELSSOHN-"I Waited for the Lord"
Anne Koetz, Lucille Mccormack
GRIEG-Concero for Piano in minor First Movement,..
Yvonne Miller
Grace Ryan, Accompanst at Second Piano
COATES-Westminster (Meditation) from London Suite
BRAHMS for Piano D minor First Movement
Jacqueline Savage
Richard F. Hire Organ Accompanies
COATES-Knighs Bridge (March) from London Sute...."
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ZION-BENTON TOWNSHIP
HIGH SCHOOL 10TH
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT

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dent, spoke on american
ALL"
The High School Mixed Choir
us with one of it's members,
Dorothy Bartlett, as accompan-
list, and directed by Jim San
ford, presented two selections
81 Love Life" and Onward,
Ye Peoples"
Nancy Turppa, another Hon.
or Student, spoke on "Who Is
My Neighbour"
Senior Glass President, Bill
Jonas, presented the Senior
Class Gift to Howard Mar
shall, President of the High
School Board of Education. It
was a check in the amount of
$4,000 toward the erection of
an electric scoreboard. (The
Letterman Club of the High
School is also making dona-
lions toward this fund.-
Flora Schwager, the Vale
dictorian, who had received an
average of 97.42 for the four
years standing in her studies,
delivered the Valedictory en-
titled "Home, Sweet Home"
High School Principal, HUI
bert w. Pearce, in the presen-
tation of the Glass, spoke very
highly of the group, and ex-
pressed his and the faculties
appreciation of their corpora
ton as students.
Howard Marshall, President
of the Board of Education, pre-
sented the Diplomas to the in
dividual class members, as Mr..
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fare of their community. If
John Doe has no respect for
rights and properties of others
since he is such an egotistical
fellow, he has no place in the
group into which he should be
able to fit.
Here are other qualities all
of us would be wise to cultivate
If we have not already done so.
They will prove immensely
helpful to you in all situations.
Loyalty and cooperation with
your employees and friends
will prove a boon to your repu-
tation. Honesty and reliability
in your dealings with buyers
or traders is a sign of a normal
ly adjusted person. Other qua
lities desired are generosity,
polse, mental balance, sense of
humor, sympathy, straight-for-
wardness and moral sound
ness; and last but not least is
integrity which is such a small
word and yet covers so much
ground.
The rewards we receive from
our endeavors may come in all
too slowly for our own salts
faction or may be not at all;
but whatever the outcome,
there is that inner sense of sat-
isfaction we experience that
compensates for it all.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-02-18
First Fruits OF County Program

The first fruits of jackson county's program to estab-
lih a deep water port at Pascagoula will be realized this
week when the S. S. Sea Breeze docks here to take on APP
proximately 1000 tons of railroad ties destined for Belgium.
1t is, of course, a modest start. But it is a start In its
own small way it is the elimination Of much work, plan
ming, cooperation of citizens in all walks of life and a
countrywide determination to go ahead.
It also marks, we believe, the actual start of one phase
OF the jackson County Plan that will bring us a balanced
economy and development based on the use of our own
natural resources the soundest form of economic adj
vancement that a community, a county, or for that matter,
a state, can aim for.
Our deep water channel, one of the finest on the Gulf,
will be completed in early spring. Before the year is out
we hope the city dock will be extended another 500 feet
and a warehouse for assembling and storing export cargo
will be constructed at the south end of the dock property.
When these phases of the port expansion program are
completed we will see a marked increase in both import
and export shipping from the port of P~ascagoula.
The natural harbor at P~ascagoula, its short and easily
maintained channel, the fine turning basin that has been
completed, are recognized as invaluable assets by practical
shipping men. One of them, A. c. Cooke, vice-president and
general manager of the Lykes Brothers Steamship Co., one
of the largest in the United States, spent two days here last
week. His enthusiasm over the natural assets of our harbor
and what is being done and planned underlined the posi-
bilities OF future development. When our warehouse is COM
.pleted we believe we will see Lykes vessels sailing from
P~ascagoula on a regularly established schedule.
The rural phase of the Jackson County Plan is also
moving ahead with the county-owned bulldozer scheduled
to start its program next week. The huge machine is cap
able of stamping an acre of land in an hour. Rental of it
to small county farmers will enable them to clear land for
cultivation and permanent pastures at a cost they can af-
ford.
Other plans of the Rural-Urban Committee are in pro-
cess of development. They will be Chez designed to aid
the economy of the rural areas and bring more cash income
to our farmers.
The first ship this week may be a modest start, as
admitted, but it does mark the beginning of a development
that will be slow, sure and sound.