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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN l94s 2-dr.; perfect ccnd;
new; up. to 36 mi. per gal; terms
sna 14 tsade; 9ni{ iG $7sb; MANHAdTiANS ANnnHtAarixsS
u Aassin IaasG s9 au'n0Isesss hess
AUSTIN 1913 4-dr. sedan; same body
style essss ess 1880 model; suaran1,tSs,sd tee
$97b, '48 MG $1,395, Renault 80
! sedan, $o76. Also dealers for %
foreign ears. JACK PRY. Conn. ave.
AUSTIN 4.door sedan; a,sn! ns,sna-ns,E :a.,s
S1,226 delivered, terms and trade.
I Parts. MANHATTAN AuTo d RA-
DIo CO Both sides 7th at r st..
BuiScki is47 saper s4Ss; conv.rttbl. coupe;
down. METRopoLTTAN MoToRs. .
New York ave. and Bladensburg I'd.
,s.st I'ss sss; ssss: ss;: !g7s g
sUittR sUist i34s nSsp sap.r eonvs1sible: con- Ss green,
AZ Al. extras. 1,ts SFiE isHg3 csHner; s1,59s. Or
csssass ssss aasS; ,sz s1fssl zf& 4door s sedan,
cHEYhoIET 1917 2.dr.; 2-tone blue;
one owner; all accessories; 81 900.
equipped; 3 quality car: Ses4; 5000
down. Why pay more? AUTO
WHoLEsALERs, 1871 BladensbHrs
cHEyk6tsIg Ia SIsSyS; fs4z a-ar.. heater: DE-
fsSftsFEiNf &sSrSSsk9s. SSsk9s dRS.99 MsTs1dd s1s s1d
CsatfesSsS5dfEr CstfeSs 1s4s styl.lin. Special
2-dr. sedan; like new. maroon:
l,476 cash or $27S down d and
SALES, Retail at Wholesale Prices.
1875 Connl ave-, m. o76z. -94
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST ~ We
viii buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
~ M1ET .. I GoHPs; sses 1919 n. z. ave. NV.
TRUSTS, 1st. end and 3rd: Nd. Va.
b, C.: Wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 006 N. 7. ave. NV. RE. 1872
LOANS or ZEAL ESTATE, Isl ant
end trust, No red tApe. Quick serv-
Ice. HENRY eALus. estah. 1924
IA. .282; l104 Terment svs; M J.
--BAHTOW REALTY Cos Realtors
CASH lsS fos & E. .ns TnHsT ssses2REs ssse2REs. au,el
settlement; whit. q eoloEsd; note
GORDON, 1427 Eye st. NV. DI
HOkT0AdR LOANS, 4-4h-BE. n
chsrre Tor appraisals. nooRI 4
HILL CO.. a04 9TH q. nv
End TRUSTS WANTED-Top prices
ipmsHa sHa,vs sas. of Can ass: "a! III. q 9.Eet sgEsf
fRST T1UST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 3 % 3 year terms anl
monthly payments. p. J. WAI1HE
INC, i1l6 Eye %. NV. NA. 6z60
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HousEs-sALE-k.E. (Cont.)
VETERANS ATTENTION
ar APPROVED

Frank J. Murphy, Jr., Inc.
1923 Bennine Rd. NE.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRGlNlA

and shower. h.-w.h., In immacu-
late condition: nice level lot: conv.
to everything; priced for quick sale.
@. w. WALTERS. AL. 1884.
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BAkK-PERSohAl LOANS
LOANS
for
SEASONAL NEEDS
BANK BORROWING IS BETTER
Personal Loan Department
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK
18th and Eye st. NV. DI. s513.
MEMBER FDIC
LOANS
AUToMorIvE MISCELLANEOUS

LUBRICATION EoUIPMENT-Com
plete set OF Alemite lubrica tion
equipment. 1t Is all here-nothins
Apply AIS MOTORS, INC, 1910
Wilson blvd, Arlington. CHI. 400.
Sec Mr.. Brown or Mr.. Warren.-2s
AUTOMOTIyE EQUIPMENT - 1895
Ford wrecker, complete with hand
crane, cradle and cable; good work
naGrGp n,ng Gc1pnditii9n; $3.50; Apply ALE
Arlington. CH. 41oO. See Mr.
Brown or Mr.. Warren. -2S
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MONEY 70 LOAN

SECOND TRUST MONEY avaiIable
and notes purchased. Call Mr.
MILLER, ME. 1920; eyes,. DE. 1886
and AND 3rd TeusTIs IIgIi. on 2; G; ceD prop
NATIONAL FINANCE co.
1914 K Nt. N.W.s MA. $40. 10
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

NEW BUILDING. approx. 1000 50.
t.; possession Immediately; ideal
for loading and unloading. FIR.
415O; ewes. SH. 1875. "a
2 WAREHOUSE, S.E.-One 5,400
sion Jan. 1st 1850. FRED EHRLICH,
9O5 14th st. NV, ST. O45l- -0436;
eyes,, GE. $3.50. IA
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HOUSES UhEURkIsHED (con..

SUITABLE FOR DIPLOMAT-3 bed
rms, sleeping porch. lily. rm., din.
rm., kit, den and maids rm.; gas
heat, hdwd. frs. dble. gar. nice
yd.; close-in downtown. Ii. 3-3oo3.
BETHESDA, MD, available Jan. 1st;
adults, $3.50. WI. S3I4. 25s
NEW 2-BEDRM. brick bungalow, all
modern equipment; large fenced-in
rear yard. Lo. 5-1601 after $50
eeos sAYBRooK AVE. Silver Spring.
Md.-Attractive 3-bedroom detached
porch and finished recreation room
available Immediately at Sl30 per
month. WALKER g. DUNLOP DI
GROOM HOUSE in New Alexandria;
500 per month. Phone TIE. $3.50
ALExANDRIA-Nice 3-bedrm. semi
detached home; excel, location.
sSayehe to HtBssRD 5Ean;R sfHH4Y sSaiels @ sDa
sesEbSRRMNg sR1cck, gas heat. Eng;
bsmt.; nr: New. Hampshire ave, and
!5ansg; Vacant Jan. s. s1oo 1s1 mo-
7sRM. Ri 0SfIi BR1cK, 4 bedrms.; NV;
Mr.. MUSHINSKY. RA. 6912. "a
ARLINGT0N-New 3-bedrm. RAM
bier; close to schools. shopping and
bus; equipped kitchen, incl. garbage
disposal and Bendix: $130 mo. plus
utils. LUR1A BROS, OW. $500.
BRICK HOUSE, 7 rooms and bath,
large yard: semidetached; S110 a
month. 400S Southern ave. sc. Key
at 4010. GEORGE M. CUMMINGS,
a -
s-BEDRM. HOUSE, nr. school and
busline; rent, S115 mo. with
or 2 yr lease. AL. 2246. -26
NEW DETACHED Bricks rms. 8
bedrms., full basement. gas heat.
reasonable rent. Call LU. 1866.
THE GABLES co.
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MOTORCYCLES

SALISBURY SUPER sCooTERs in 4
colors. red. blue, cream. grey. Sec
your dealer or white Box 387. Arl.,
Va. Immed. deliv Low price. -2f
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, l948,
used very little, new cond, S150.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vA. tCont.

GT sPECIAL-Attractive brick bun
galow, has living room. dining rn'
rooms. bath i f.: expansion attic
and full bsmt. complete the house;
gas a.-c. heat and gas water heater.
screened front porch. aluminium
storm windows: $1,000 cash VIII
buy 1t with monthly payments o.
Arlington Realty Co.
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ARLINGTON
LYON VILLAGE

4 delightful and charming, little,
brick, detached two-story home; two
good bedrooms; full basement, oil
heat. good lots. excellent location
MN ningss shsikenSsais 81. Ssos. SA' SSoo' eve
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
1417 K st. NV. pa
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our spe-
an automobile let US finance il for
the purchases. NOLAN FINANCE
CO.. 11O2 New York ave NV Re-
public 1900.
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USED AUTO PARTS

Herson's, probably the largest dealer
in town; late model motors, trans
missions. rear ends, doors and
50M discount. Auto glass installed
Tor lowest prices; we deliver from 2
locations. HERSON'S AUTO PARTS
q GLASS. 72 Florida ave. ne;
1905 New York ave. ne. MI. 7100.
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STORES FOR RENT

NORTH CAPITOL AND H ST. loca
tion, Opp. Govt. Printing Office
Store. l5x45 it.. display window
72"x9O". Back room, 6xS It. Law
hot water supplied. Lease to suit
tenant. Rent, S100 monthly. Cali
MR.. MILLER, Ex. 5000: eves., FIR
c1ItA1KsiiNpoN-smau 1t1si store in new
mo. CHI. 1922. cH. 6644. 80
DOWNTOWN. 7TH ST.-Excel. To-
cation for any type retail business;
3-story brick. 1923 7th st. NV
THOS. D. WALSH, INC. S15 11th
st. NV. DI. 1857.
RIVERDALE, MD, 4bOb oueensburJ
rd., new store 20x40 it., well popu.
lated, ideal spot for many types oil
stores, HU. 9565. -27
TAILORS. CLOTHIERS, only $3.50
mo-. lease; bldg. of 4 units, 1st com.
mercial. Box 47S-L, Star. -25
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FARMS WANTED

and Prince Georgel
Counties Farms and tarmettea
within committing distance Of D. C,
REALTY, Realtors. Sz27 oeorgta
ave. 81. $500. Eves.. Mr.. Dunbar,
10, 6.0b27.
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PLYMOUTHS, 1949
10 miles or less; 4-door Special de
luxe sedans-S1, ,596, 1895 down
S64 per mo. sligo $500, Sligo s203
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OFFICES FOR RENT

18th AND COL. RD., 10000 50. #.
on u.s., separate modern street
floor entrance and elevator, nuores-
cent lighting and will air condition
for desirable tenant: used By Rem
ington. Rand a. school and of1ce;
ideal for school or natl hesdauar-
ters or insurance ofdces; much above
average ONCE space, S1.20 SO. #.
OWNER, NE. 1880: ewes. WI. 4543
AND COMPLETELY
furn. ONCE. LIST floor. corner, front,
Ia large apt. house on Conn. ave-;
2 rms, reception hail and bath; "a
hr.. switchboard service; util. incl:
suit. for professional ONCE. S125
per mo. CATHEDRAL MANSION,
NORTH. AO. 1865.
AIR R-CONDITIONED OFFICES in
modern fireproot building. 412 5th
ct. NV. Available in single rooms or
suites of 2 rooms or more, priced
from $43. up per room: Parking
space available. THOS. J, FISHER
Il CO., INC. Realtors, 738 18th ST..
NV. DI. $3.50. 81
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PLYMOUTH 1949

Immediate delivery. SO. miles; club
coupe. Also Special de luxe
4-dr. with miles; S1.475. Bar
gains like this won't stay here
longer than a day: hurry. BRENT
ave. ne. DU. 1915 -27
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTOMOTTVE EQUIPMENT - 1888
Ford wreeker, complete with hand
ing condition; $3.50. Apply AIS
MOTORS, INC. 1910 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. CHI. 400. See Mr.. Brown
or Mr.. Warren. -2S
I046 2-TON 900x2O tires. 2 speed
rear: new paint Job; $3.50 or best
1915 A-ToN STAKE, International
truck, excel cond. VIII sacrifice;
$3.50. Call Elk. OQ29. -25
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1924 K st. NV.
SUPER RAMBLERS
CHEVY CHASE

CdEVY 7 Cf1AOE
In futuramic motif, 3 and bed
rooms, den, GE kitchen, dishwasher;
walls. full Easements with large
recreation room potentials, dining
rooms. 3 styles, porches; sensibly
out East-West highway to Grub
road (2600), turn north and fol-
low rambler sign for ga blocks.
SUPER-BILT CO., GE. 1919. -25
COLORED-RANDOLPH ST. NV, 4
bedrms., gas h.-w.h, brick: .Attrae-
sHERTZER. RE. 2735. CT. 5439.
COLORED-7 LGE. RMS, 1st comm.
zone: 1900 blk. of 18th st. NV:
newly decorated, storm windows; all
mod. improve. This hse. can be
bought for less than $4,000 cash.
Exclusive with KEMSAR REALTY
Co, 1903 You st. NV. Call Mr..
wilkey, AD. 4789 or eyes,, Ia. 1920.
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ION Blyd.. OM. .
SMALL ESTATE

SMALL ESTATE
ga acres, Just rs minutes from the
Pentagon. Lovely 2-bedrm. bunss-
low with lge. liy. rm.,, din. rm.,
plenty Of trees, 15x36-ft. chicken
house, electric brooder. 65 good
laying hens-all this for only S.
500. Hurry! This kind Of bargain
goes quickly.
Arlington Realty Co.
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ARLINGTON
SEASONS GREETINGS
FROM
Real Estate Service, Inc.
SNUG BUNGALOW

N. Arl. location and near bus Thil
Cape Cod is vacant and is in i'm.
maculate cond.: 1st-n. bedrm. liv
rm.- with f1repl.. separate din. rm
and completely-eauipped kit: up.
stairs are 2 master bedrms. and
tiled bath: nice light bsmt.. auto
beautiful woodwork and doors
should 20 GI at $1,000. See II
now. Call OW. 5000, 8 till 9.
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Attractive Neighborhood

This striking home will please the
eye and warm your heart. Ample
windows create light, honey at
mosphere; all rooms lend. them
ture or the more modern type. First
a. lavatory: equipped kit. and rear
porch: bsmt. finished into 2 rms.
upstairs are 3 bedrms. that are
really twin sized. wardrobe-type
linen closet. tile bath and extra
built-ln garage. Priced to sell at
$17.5OO. Call OV. 9090.
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A VERY MERRY
GARAGES FOR RENT
GARAGES WANTED

Is SEPARATE GARAGES-vacant
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. Rent SIS mo.
Sell $4,000. RA. 6912. 80
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so BEAUTIFUL
so STURDY
so PRACTICAL
so OUTSTANDING
Suburban Brick 6-rm. rambler on "a
acre lot; attrae: recessed entrance
arate din. rm. and lots Of gleaming
kitchen cabinets; 3 nice hedrms.
and tiled bath: exceptionally large
bsmt. and storage attic. II you
sf asii owi Ss s6Soi tx IT ot lin 9ni' sl'e'o
HAPPY NEW YEAR
Real Estate Service, Inc.
TA> H-v - 6Iaha I'd nuy Onnn
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Xmas Enchantment

XMAS E1lCnanC111enC
A large, attractive red brick Colonial
with l2x20 side-screened porch and
built-in gar. A gracious home with
decorated; bsmt. finished with fire-
place, suitable for rumpus nm. or
extra living space: equipped kit;
End Il. has 3 bedrms. and tiled bath /;
stairway to storage attic. A real
home for real peopleaa oeaao For appt. to
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FARMS FOR SALE

1915 ACRES in the Damascus section.
Excellent cropping farm. houses,
none Of which are modern, but have
electricity: bank barn. several other
outbldgs. This farm y priced right,
$16,5O0. Call JERRY WILLIAMS,
pamascua 6261. -25
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WHLYS JEEP 1912 4-speed and
front wheel drive: $685. METRO
POLITAN MOTORS. N. Y ave and
BladenSbure rd. "a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
Steady Increase OF Population In Many
Paris Of World May Bring Many Problems

rate remains comparatively high
in Egypt, there has been a reduc-
tion there tool
The United Nations Population
Commission has given first pri-
ority" to a study OF the interre-
lationship of economic, social and
population changes. Officials here
say this is "major scientific
study. The commission will seek
to discover the conditions under
which populations grow faster
than the economic resources of
the area involved. They want to
know also what steps can be TAX
en- to keep population growth
within bounds. A study already
is under way in India where the
population increased by 5G,0O0,-
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
High School Girls
Go To Storkville
For FHA Program

During the state program of
the Future Home Makers of
America at State college at Stark
vile next week Pascagoula girls
will take responsible parts in
workshop, buzz session, and rec
reational activities.
The girls of the senior class
also attended the officers train
ing school held this year for the
first time.
Those from the senior high
school who will go to Starkville
viii be Patricia Colmer, Pauline
Forsman, Carol Marie Walker,
Carol Fox, Carolyn Colville, Janet
Scheffler, Harolyn Winkelseth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
Funeral Services
Held Thursday For
Grover c. Roper

Grover Cleveland Roper, age
IS, died at the residence of his
son in Escatawpa on Wednesday
evening, June %.
Mr.. Roper was a native of AL
ALBANIA but had made his home in
Moss Point for the past 80 years.
He was a retired carpenter and
had been in failing health for
the past three years.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Mamie Roper; three sons,
Bob of Moss Point, Jet of Pasca-
goula, and Ed of Escatawpa and
three step-sons. Henry, Robert
and Johnny Young. He is also
survived by eight grandchildren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
BY LYNN HEINzERLINc

/ GENEVA = tAPl - The spec
tacular. reduction in death rates
IN the last two years and tn G
steady increase of population in
many parts of the world may
lead to stupendous problem in
social and economic readinst-
fnent. some sociologists of the
United Nations believe.
The World Health Organiza-
tion reported recently that the
area Of the world in which deaths
are recorded as enjoying the
lowest mortality ever recorded
While this reduction is most pro-
nounced in Europa, a similar re-
duetion was recorded in India,
Ceylon and Japan. Although the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

Funeral services were held on
Thursday afternoon from the
Fails Funeral chapel with the
Rev. Curtis Miller, pastor of the
Escatawpa Baptist church Off
ciating. Interment was in the
O'Ferrel cemetery in Escatawpa.
Pail bearers were Holland and
Tim Blades, Lum Oliver, Clyde
Oliver, Joe Garfield and j. C..
HaSsell.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

puts in his daily stint at the
Wichita Eagle. That's the job that
backed up the Reid's application
for a visa.
Jock" Reid was hired by
Marsh Murdock, associate pub
Usher of the Eagle-morning and
evening daily-which thus is CO.
operating fully in obtaining for
the son speech training at the In
stitute of Logopedics.
Wichitans read with interest
Jocks" bylined feature in tn @
Eagle-usually giving the Aus
tralian slant on things observed
here.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
BUTTERFLIES ON A BAT

NEW ORLEANS - (AP) =
George Berg, who has a eollec-
ton of $4,000 butterflies, says he
caught most of the insects by
getting them drunk. He sets out
rotting fruit for bait, the fruit
juices ferment, and the butter
flies that drink it get too tipsy
to fly away.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
PAscAGoULA cHRoN1cIE-sTAR and ADVERTISER

and Betty 10 Runnels. They will
be accompanied by their advisor
Miss Dorothy Skellie, home eco
nomics teacher at the school.
Those from the junior high
school will be Lois Ann Walker
Dorothy Pelan, Marvie Jean Hut
TO, Nola Jean Hatten. Bobbie Nc
Daniels, Barbara whitley and
Nan Larsen.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
Boy Learns About
Speech, Parents
About America

WICHITA, Kansas - (AP) -
"Hir"
Not a lengthy conversation -
but real achievement for the T.
1 year-old Australian boy who six
months ago couldn't speak -
couldn't comprehend that the
sounds people made around him
had meaning.
And the CHEEKY greeting young
John Reid gives his clinic teacher
in the morning is an assurance to
his parents - Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
w. (Jock) Reid of Brisbane--.that
their trip to America is paying
dividends.
Nearly six years ago John was
stricken by Encephalitis Lethar-
gica. Brain damage resulted. An
arm and a leg were affected by
paralysis. When the Reids brought
their family of three youngsters
to Wichita and the Institute of
Logopedics last September, John
was a beehive of activity without
direction or understanding. AS
the father puts it:
"Dr. Martin F. Palmer, director
Of the institute, told me the i'll
ness had so affected Johns brain
that it could not discriminate in
the constant rain of stimuli that
reached it--sounds, light, heat
and all the things that reach us,
too-but which we can ignore IL
we choose. John reacted to all of
them. He darted here and there
had no comprehension of space.
One room was the same as any
other His reflexes drove him to
constant movement, with no
chance to comprehend the things
about him.
"Today--six months later -
we have a rested, relaxed child.
He sleeps restfully. He tries to
speak simple words. He shows
speech recognition obeys SIM
pie commands to sit still, close
the window, and so on. He plays
catch, plays with toys each
one chosen carefully to help in
his development. The Institute
had to reorganize Johns brain
to teach other parts to take over
the work of the parts damaged.
When John came to the Institute,
he had about the same ability to
focus attention as a months
old baby. His attention focus now
is about that of a year-old child.
Their flying trip to the United
States also opened a new world
to the 36-year-old parents and to
their other children. Mrs. Reid
says:
"We like ii very much. II really
isn't the country--it's the people" F"
There's point that appeals to
both the wife and me--and that's
the wonderful kindness of people
here" her husband put in. "Tm
still trying to answer the letters
we've received-and the gifts and
candy and cards sent to John
from all over"
The father--former sportswrit-
er and reporter for the Brisbane
Daily Telegraph "down under
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24
RuHR SCRAP METAL FoR U. S

ANTWERP, = (AP) - Five
thousand tons of scrap metal
from the Ruhr left Antwerp re-
Gently for Baltimore. The metal
comes mainly from German loco
motives which have been broken
up. According to Antwerp dock
officials more cargoes of scrap
will follow at regular intervals.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

600 persons between 1890 and
1910.
The population commission, al
though we'll aware that its study
will take years, hopes to obtain
| information which will help inn
prove the welfare of the worlds
people. The secretariat of tn e
commission is engaged in sur
vey of all available literature
and statistics on the subject from
which 1t will soon prepare a sum-
mary for the commission.
One official. in trying to put
the problem of the commission
in lay terms. said it was to dis
cover ''how economic and social
policies NAV be used to influence
population changes so as to avoid
unfortunate results. The ideal,
proportional relationship be-
tween population and economic
resources, is "such an abstraction
it has no meaning" this official
said.
IF everything were static. then
we could determine what should
be the proper number of people
to be provided with the best pos
sible living conditions" he said.
But that is unrealistic..
A paper submitted to the COM
mission saws ''the entire makeup
of society is in a state of eontin-
ual change. The economic. demo-
graphic and social structure rare
ly remains constant. Changes in
any one of its components are
accompanied by changes in the
Others
The population commission is
seeking the KEY to better liv-
ing for the people of the world
in the exact working of these
components and their effect on
each other. The experts point to
Java as an illustration of tn
problem. The Dutch have been
in Java for a century. They have
been raising the conditions of
living, improving agricultural
methods and medernizing the
country. But the population has
increased enormously. perhaps as
result of these improvements.
and it is regarded as debatable
the people are better off than
they were before.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1949-06-24

If you want a roast chicken to
have an unblistered skin, brush
the bird with little unsalted fat,
such as lard, before roasting.
Evening star., 1949-12-11

the Soviet Union would not recog-
nize Yugoslavia as the delegate
of the Eastern European countries
in the Security Council, indicating
a scrap on that point when the
Yugoslavs take, their seat January
1. DR.. Ales Bepler, deputy foreign
minister and 1 former Partisan
fighter, has been named Yugoslav
delegate to the council.
Elected to three-year terms on
the Economic and Social Council:
Mexico (57 votes), Iran (55)
United States (54), Pakistan (52)
Canada (49) and Czechoslovakia
(49).
Approved Weapons Status.
Elected Argentina $50 votes)
and Iraq (45) to the Trusteeship
Council to succeed Iraq and
Mexico. The Dominican Republic
was elected by As votes to fill the
unexpired term of Costa Rica,
which resigned.
7. Conventional ornaments:
Approved world census of ordi-
nary weapons, exclusive of atomic
bombs. The vote was A to 5
(Slav). A Soviet proposal for
member countries to turn in in
Evening star., 1949-12-11

military conflict in Korea. The
vote was 48 to 6, Yugoslavia again
joining the Slav bloc in the
minority. The Assembly rejected,
AZ to 6, a Soviet proposal to dis
continue the commission. The
same commission was set up again
with Turkey taking the place of
Syria.
S. Human rights: asked the In
ternational Court of Justice for a
ruling whether charges that Bull
garia, Hungary and Romania
have violated the peace treaties
are true and If so are they obli-
gated to carry out the provisions
of these articles. The cases grew
out Of charges that those three
countries violated fundamental
human rights, particularly in the
trials of Josef Cardinal Mind
szenty. of Hungary, and Of IA
Protestant clergymen in Bulgaria.
The vote was Al to S (Slav bloc) .
8. Elections: Elected Ecuador
est votes), India (56 votes) and
Yugoslavia (39 votes on the sec
ond BALLOT to the Security Coun-
Gil to replace Argentina. Canada
and the Soviet Ukraine for 2-year
terms. Mr.. Vishinsky announced