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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15
Duro Homes, Inc.
Telephone I'd. & l4th ST.
Phone 762-773l
l6 If be 9-8

WIGGTNS BAYOU ACRES: Waterfront
with direct access to the Gulf de-
signed with you in mind This 100
square foot Gold Medallion home con-
tains large bedrooms 2 excellent
baths with vanity tables. Living room
dining room combination, kitchen with
huilt-ius, family room with butternut
pareling; three sets so" glass sliding
doors leading to a 5'6' porch that
runs across the entire rear of house,
patio & the bayou. This brick veneer
home is still under construction g. the
price can be adjusted as per changes
requested by buyer. Conventional loan
of S21 10000 for twenty years.
Pasco Realty Co. SO 2 1916, John
Frazier CIR 5-1491; Dick Sutherland SO
2-5687. 10 IL be 9-S
ATTENTION PLEASE: Berry Real Es-.
tate & insurance office now located at
5O7 Jackson Ave Contact US for your
Real Estate & Insurance needs Num-
erous listings. Call SO 2-726l.
16 4tp 9-8
3 BEDROOM BRICK VENEER HOME
on large wooded corner lot. Minimum
FHA down payment $4,000. No clos
ing cost Grand Bay. Phone UN 5-3022.
is If be 829
FOR SALE: LOAN ASSUMPTION. East
lawn Subdivision -Kingsberry Ave,
bedrooms, living room, dining room &
kitchen. hardwood floors. Central heat
ing. With attached carport. Plenty OF
shade Shown by appointment only.
Pasco Realty. so 2-7846.
10 If be TT
CASH FOR FILA, CT EQUITIES. o.
K. Realty Co., 234 Canty ST. Pas
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15
THE CHRONICLE STAR
THE MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

! Published every Tuesday and Fri
} day at Pascagoula and Moss Point,
Mississippi. by the Advertiser Pub
fishing Company. Inc. Publication
office 2l0-2l2 Delmas Avenue. Pas
cagoula. Miss
Entered at the post office, Pas
,rporln Mites April %. 1921. under
act of March 3, 1879. as second
class mail matter.
Entered at the post Office. Mess
Point MieS October J. 1900 ander
act of March 3, 1879. as second
class mail matter.
NOTICE TO POSTMASTER Send
All address labels clipped fretn aa
deliverable copies with Form Sssa
20 r. d. BOX o9t. paScSgoGls, MaSS
Second class postage gss0 Al fsS~
cagoula. Miss. and az aGSA4SssS
mailing offices,
Single copy 10 cents, Subscription
rates: in jackson County eae SeaE
$3.50: nine months SS 50 SIX
months S4.25; three months SS,SS
outside Jackson County, enc NesF
$3.50: nine months $3.50 SsN
months s5a5. three months SS.Ss
- servioemen $3,7S year,
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15
PAscAGoULA cHRoMcLEsTAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER
HOUSES FOR SALE

OCEAN SPRINGS WATERFRONT: Live
IN Jackson CoIntys best residential.
section. Davidson Hills; Cherokee Glen.
Deep water. private boat slip, with
dock. Ultra modern, years old:
bedrooms. 3 baths, living room, dining
room, family room, double carport
Wasi-to wall carpet fireplace, built-in
range and oven Dishwasher, water
cooler, inter-com system. $50 500 Terms
Call TR 5-435l after 600 m. Shown
by appointment only l6 6tp 8 8
u s. SMITH SUBDIVISION Attention
Veterans rent? Purchase a new
excellenty designed bedroom, car
port house for only $40, $50 l00Ge fl
nancing, which means no down pay
ment no closing cost and monthly
payments only S59.92 tplus taxes and
insurance. Maximum FILA financing
available. Call SO 2-7846, SO 2-2477
or so 2-5687. Pasco Realty.
~ II be 6-l6
OR RENT: Navy House; l4o6 Cleve
land Ave. With carpOrt. Phone so q
5038 after 400 pm. l6 2tp 9-l5
LONGFELLOW ACRES: Air condition
ed; bedrooms, baths, den. 50 2
1882. is 4tp "a
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-15
WANTED TO BUY

WILL BUY LOTS Suitable for FHA
houses Pascagoula Or Moss Point area.
Joe Marbury. so 2-707l.
% tt be 4-zs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19
Horse Show
Ticket Sales
Are Underway

Tickets went on sale this
week for the fourth annual
Washington-International Horse
Show which is set to open Tues
day for six days at the D. c.
National Guard Armory.
Distribution points for the
tickets have been announced by
show president, Harvey M.
Spear, as follows: A.A.A. office,
1712 G ST.; Talbert's Ticket
Agency, 18th and Pennsylvania
ave-; Guide Bros. Florist, 1912 F
St; Stombock's Saddlery, 1918
M st. in Georgetown; The Sur
rey Shop in Potomac, and the
Washington Board of Trade,
18th and K SITS. NV.
Reserved seats must be pur-
chased at these points. Horse
show information may be OBJ
tanned by calling ME. 8-4477.
A limited number of free
passes for children II and un-
der will be distributed in Giant
Food Stores and Drug Fair
stores throughout the MetropoI-
itan Washington area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19
B'nai Birth Week
Decreed inCounty

This week is "B'nai Birth
Week" in Montgomery County,
by proclamation of the County
Council, which declared the or
ganization "has championed the
caues of human rights for all
peoples everywhere, regardless
of race, creed or national
origin"
AS the largest Jewish mass
membership organization in the
world, said the Councils pro-
clamation, B'nai Birth, has
made great contributions for
the betterment of mankind"
ut has pioneered in cultural
and social programs and stress
ed through educational media,
the responsibility of all citizens
to participate in the affairs of
the city, state and nation" the
Council added. Invaluable
community and national service
has been rendered through its
many departments and serv-
ices"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19
Olney Pair Named Family
OF Year by Cancer Society

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur N.
Baughman of Olney were
named Montgomery County's
Family of the Year" by the To-
cal chapter, American Cancer
Society, during annual award
ceremonies this week.
Baughman, an attorney and
former member of the Mont
gomery County Council, served
as chairman of the local 1861
Cancer Crusade. In presenting
the award, DR.. Frank H. J..
Figge, president of the Mary
land Division, American Cancer
Society, praised the leadership
provided during the local fund
campaign.
Montgomery County led all
other areas in the state in
raising $s4,227, nearly $4,000
more than the goal that had
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19

been set, DR.. Figge said. Bulk
of the funds is used for cancer
research, with portions of the
money being used for education.
al programs and local assistance
to cancer victims.
Others receiving awards for
their work during the past year
were Harry r. Switzer, general
chairman of the local chapter,
who received the Maryland
State Sword of Hope" trophy
for his leadership, and G. Ed
ward Hacking, DR.. William S.
Murphy, DR., William Swatek,
Mrs. Milton Collins, Mrs. Philip
Berne and S. Myron Browner,
all of whom received Cancer
Crusade plaques.
Following the awards, annual
elections were held with the fol-
lowing results: Harry r. Swift
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19
Cratz Named
Fire Chief for
Silver Spring

David B. Gratz has been
appointed fire chief of the
Silver Spring Volunteer Fire
Department.
Edward A. Cooke, presi-
dent of the department, said the
position = formerly filled by a
volunteer-was created on the
recommendations of the Mary
land Fire Underwriters Rating
Bureau.
Cooke said he hopes "the
move will be the first step to-
wards a reduction in the insur-
ance rates in the Silver Spring
area"
GratZ, a resident of Silver
Spring since 1913, is a graduate
of Montgomery Blair High
School and American Univer-
sity. At American, he received
a Masters Degree in Public Ad-
ministration last June.
He joined the fire service
with Civil Defense in 1916 and
became a volunteer fireman in
1919.
A former president of the
County Fireman's Association,
Gratz is now serving as chair
man of the volunteer committee
of the international Association
of Fire Chiefs. This year Gov.
J. Willard Tawes appointed him
to head the Governors Fire Pre-
vention Conference.
Gratz, his wife and daughter,
live at 209 Dale dr., in Silver
Spring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19
Sports Day Programs

The Montgomery County De
partment of Recreation is con-
Quoting a sports, skills and fun
program in football, basketball
and soccer today at Walter
johnson High School at 2 pm.
and at Newport Junior High at
l pm. and tomorrow at Bethes-
da Chevy Chase High School at
2 p.m., Silver Spring Recreation
Center at 10 am, and at North
wood High School at $3.50 pm.
These events are for boys and
girls from 10 through 16.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19

Garry, DR.. G. r. Tatum and DR..
Crawford Brown were elected to
serve with the officers on the
Executive Committee.
Elected to the Board of. Direc-
tors for three-year terms were
Mrs. Philip Berne, DR.. Robert
G. Brewer, Mrs. Miriam Nc
Bride, DR.. Edward c. McGarry,
DR.. William ]. Peoples, G. Ed
ward Hacking, Mrs. Helen Col
Inns, Mrs. Catherine Johnson,
DR.. G. r. Tatum, Mrs. Ernest
Smith, Leo ]. Paulin, and Harry
r. Switzer.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19

er, general chairman; Wilbur
N. Baaghman, vice chairman;
S. Myron Browner, secretary;
DR.. William Swatek, treasurer.
Mrs. Philip Berne, DR.. William
S. Murphy, DR.. Edward C. Nc
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19

bowling 70 your preference and
now see you as chic and con-
temporary.
Keep yourself aware Of the pres
emf beauty trends. There's no
room for homemade experiments
with hair color. You have an sp-
poiniment with bssuiy. Joyes's
Studio OF Beauty. IA {. Mont
semery Avenue. Rockville. Pop
Yer z-7434.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19

add dignity.
Hair eolorisis
have decided
10 cater TO
your tastes by
offering CLAM
erous silver
rinsss for
varying de-
srsss Of gray
NESS. cir
styI lists are
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19
by: JOYCE
CHIC TO STAY CRAY

Not every woman with gray
hair is interested in restoring
IFS original color. What causes
her TO resist eoIorins7 Perhaps
she prefers IL that way. II does
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-19

SHOWING OFF catch of five large and smamouth
from the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commissions Rocky
Gorge reservoir is John Lee Brigham eightyearod
Arthur P. Brigham the commissions public information
fcer The 1861 at the agencys Triadelphia
Rocky Gorge reservoirs will be open through November 3d.
Evening star., 1961-08-13

LINCOLN so 2-dr. hardtop; fully
equipped with all power features
owner; good cond. Special today
Evening star., 1961-08-13

aRcHisxEp. sRS sGS # au 0tss ssSss. Sshsr' Ml's
Evening star., 1961-08-13

LARK 80 6-eyl. 2-dr. De luxe:
9trlight .hiiti yAits; 1000 nj. ;
$l,260. NE. $3.50; Sat. and
sun. only.
LINCOLN 1885 Capri hardtop; p.s.
p.b., fine cond. and appearances;
$3.50 cash, trade or terms. 1905
Bladensburg I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1961-08-13
AUToMoBLEs FoR sALI AUroMoBLEs FOR SALE /

OLDs 80 convertible; power steer.
radio, heater; sssutifuI Baitir
blue finish with white top: . Blue
ribbon car, Priced to sell ct Only
Evening star., 1961-08-13
WILSON
PONTIAC

1928 Ga. Ave- M siIysr, e Spring Nd
Evening star., 1961-08-13
OLMSTEAD OLDS

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 7-650C
OLDs 81 "eS" Holiday coupe: 7
and h; p.s., p.h., p. seat, .. win.
WV. tires: 2-tone paint; lad,
owner; transfer overseas; S1,100
-. o-4ObA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-25
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!; IS S ;5 5%; s; E: % & ;;: +: :;o S,;: e ;:,:;; $
Jungle makes its debut on ABC. Follow
ing the popular pattern of Naked City"
the new series also will rely for excitement
on a tenacious little group of crime hunters
headed by Jack Warden as hard-driving
police commissioner; Arch Johnson, as a
tough assistant and Bill Smith as an eager
sergeant. The background musical score
is by Duke Ellington.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02
Tuskegee Gets
$41,830 Grant
For Support0 Of
Prof. Nurses

Tuskegee Inst, ALA grant
OF Sal 800 to support profess
sional nurses while they earn
bachelors degrees at Tuskepee
Institute has been made to the
school by the U. s. Department
OF Health, Education and We'll
farme, it was announced here
this week.
Mrs. Lillian Harvey, dean of
the School of Nursing, said
eight registered professional
nurses are presently studying
toward bachelors degrees under
the program. A total of SO R.N.
professionals are enrolled in the
nursing school.
The Tuskegee nursing school.
founded in 1892, is one of onlv
two schools in Alabama receiv-
ing such grants. The other is
the University of Alabama.
Accredited by the National
League of Nursing and the
State Board of Nurses Examin-
ers, the Tuskegee School of
Nursing has a total enrolment
of FOG.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02
Mass 80.
Continued from Page u

page of its Sunday supplement
to attack MIRA, calling it "the
biggest investment in the ideo-
logical war" by the West. Raw
ines declared, "For the first
time the whole Communist
Party has been thrown into con-
fusion. This page represents
more than a half century of
Marxist experience and think
ing"
Gel Mercurio," the oldest
newspaper on the continent and
the largest circulation paper in
the country also carried a full
page with the banner headline,
"MRA Is Out To Create A New
World" The illustrated story
written by the chief feature
writer traces the growth of MR.
A since Frank Buchanan launch
ed it in 1898 and evaluates it's
effectiveness in creating unity
and turning the theological tide
on every continent. The article
concludes, "MRA is synthesis,
an international movement
through which by its theological
strength it is possible to stop
the Red danger that is threat
ening the countries of Latin
America"
The Government paper, LA
Nacioh" carried an article and
picture announcing today's
"Tiger" showing.
One prominent businessman
modified all his resources in
the theological battle when he
took seven full pages in yes
terday's daily papers urging all
Santiago citizens to come to
"The Tiger. The pages were
designed by the leading adver-
tizing firm with pictures and
drawings which declare, at is
not nuclear potential or econo-
mic power of the great nations
that will unite men - it is
MIRA"
Young men who offer their
services dropped leaflets on the
city from six private planes
and a special plane urged peo-
pie to attend "The Tiger" by
loudspeaker. Ten radio stations
made announcements on the
hour and broadcast half hour
programs daily.
The crowd at the stadium
which included the Minister of
Education and Members Of the
Chamber of Deputies were
greeted by a bagpipe and drum
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02
Social Security
Information

Get your social security card
now" is the advicA of John r
Pate, Manager of the Jackson
Social Security District Office.
to those who plan to work dur
ing the Christmas Holidays.
Zone of the first things your
employer will ask to see is your
social security card. In fact,
some employers will not hire a
person unless he has his social
security card" he added. Get
off to a good start on your job
by having your card ready"
Mr.'Pate offers the following
advice to those who plan to
work during Christmas.
If you do not have a social
security card, apply for one at
the social security office. If
you have lost your card, ask for
a duplicate card which will show
the same number.
If it is not convenient for you
to go to a social security of
flee, you may obtain a blank APP
plication at your post office.
Fill it out and mail it to the
social security office servicing
your area.
If you have a social security
number, do not apply for an
other. Always use the same
number.
Your employer must list your
social security number on his
quarterly report to insure prop
er credit to your social secur-
ity account.
If you have any questions on
social security, write, telephone
or visit the Jackson District
Social Security Office, located
at SOP North Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02
New National. ;.
Continued from Page L

(COntlnued from Page
ing a discussion period organ
lied and presided over by DR..
j. Raymond Henderson of Los
Angeles, Calf.
Following the discussion per-
ioG the group voted to form a
permanent organization naming
the following persons as it's first
officers.
President, DR.. T. M. Chamb-
ers, President of the Constitu-
tional Baptist State Convention
of California, and Pastor, Zion
Hill Baptist Church, Los An
geles, Calf; Vice-President,
Rev. L. v. Booth, Pastor, Zion
Baptist Church, Cincinnati, O.;
Secretary, DIR. ]. Carl Mitchell,
pastor, 10Th Street Baptist Ch.,
Huntington, w. Va; Treasurer,
DR.. Louis A. Rawls, pastor, Tab
ernacle Baptist Church, Chicago,
ILL.,; Attorney, Mr.. William w.
Parker, Antioch Baptist Church,
Waterloo, Iowa.
Other officers to complete the
roster will be elected at the
next meeting which is scheduled
to be held in Chicago in the
month of January at the Taber-
nacle Baptist Church. The new
Convention was named: The
Progressive Baptist Convention
OF America. One of the first
major moves Of the new Con-
vention was the move to endors.,,
and support the newly organ
lied Foreign Mission Bureau,
CSA, DR.. C. C. Adams, Cor
responding Secretary.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02
Tshombe,,,

Continued from Page 1
tanga's self-proclaimed indie
pendence.
Tshombe warned the United
States it is playing into Soviet
hands in the Congo crisis by
"congenital stupidity in diplo-
macy"
Addressing a public rally, he
told a cheering crowd of 5000
Africans and handful of
whites: Tomorrow or the day
after there will be another trial
of strength. Katanga fighters
will appear in the streets, the
roads and the villages when
necessary. l shall give the Ka-
tanga people the signal when
the time is ripe"
Speaking in French and Swa-
hill, Tshombe said: "You can't
all have automatic weapons but
you still have poisoned arrows,
spears, axes and your hearts to
beat with courage. Not a single
road will be passable. Not one
United Nations mercenary will
feel safe wherever he is"
He said specialists in the Ka-
tanga army were preparing to
blow up bridges and mine whole
areas.
1--WE may have to sacrifice
our economic potential" he said.
There will be no more copper
and the United States will be
pleased for this will mean big
ger profits for Chile. And there
will be no more cobalt-this will
please the Russians.
"We will return to the fields
when the country is destroyed
and the land will be ready for
the Russians. The West will
wake up then but it will be too
late.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02
AIpha's0bserve
Founders Day

Washington, D. c., Nov. 81
The Alpha Phi Alpha Frater-
nifty will honor DR.. Henry A.
Calls at a Testimonial Dinner
concentrating Founders Day
at the Statler Hilton Hotel Sat-
urday, December 9, 1861. DR..
Calls, one of the two remaining
of seven founders of Alpha Phi
Alpha will also celebrate his
18th birthday.
Benefit of this affair will be
the Inauguration of the Henry
A. Calls Student Loan Fund
that will make it possible for
needy college students to get
the necessary financial aid to
complete their education in the
form of a loan payable after
graduation.
In establishing this fraternity
in 1906 at Cornell University
the founders had no idea that
this all Negro greek letter Or
ganization would develop into
the largest with over $4,000
members and about POI chapters
including undergraduate, inter-
mediate and graduate in this
country and foreign lands.
DR.. Rayford Logan, Head De-
partment of History at Howard
University and former general
president of Alpha Phi Alpha
will give the main address and
Atty. Belford V. Lawson also
former general president will
act as master of ceremonies.
Others on the program will
include Mr.. James Speight from
the intermediate chapter with
remarks by DR.. Eugene C. Hol-
mes, Head Department of Philo-
sophy, Howard University from
the graduate chapter.
The Testimonial Dinner Com
mittee is headed by DR.. Elgy S.
Johnson. Mr.. Daniel Edmonds
one of the first three initiates
of Alpha at Syracuse University
is Honorary Chairman. Other
committee members are Edward
Austin, Merrill Curtis Willard
R. Dean, Samuel Hoston, Henry
S. Robinson, James T. Speight,
Jr., Joseph C. Waddy, Larry C.
Williams and Melvin York.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02

states"
At the same time, however,
he contrasted this. record with
the failure of the United States
Congress to enact any signifi-
cant civil rights legislation in
1861. The only law affecting
civil rights passed at the last
session of Congress was a rider
extending the life Of the United
States Commission on Civil
Rights for two years, he said,
adding:
"The broad acceptance Of anti
discrimination legislation by the
states is the most effective
answer to those who claim that
the country is not ready for
effective action by the Federal
Government to enforce the prin-
ciples Of the Constitution under
which it operates"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02
Bids Asked -.
CONTINUED from Page ~

Community Facilities Admins
tration.
The five-story facility will be
built with provisions for addi-
tons to a total capacity of 1000
women. Indications are that
this building will be one of the
most imposing in this area. It
is the second unit of a huge
building program planned for
the College. The first unit, a
mems dormitory, has already
reached the fifth-floor level and
should be completed by May 1,
1862.
The new dormitory will be
built on a site acquired for this
purpose several months ago by
the State Building Commission.
The five-acre plot, directly
north Of the main campus, was
purchased at a cost of approx
mately $150,0OO.OO. The total
floor space Of the building will
be 81, 900 square feet. It will be
equipped with automatic eleva-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02

they ought to be able to get together on parallel
progress.
The state Of Mississippi has great potential for
the future. It is well worth white people and Ne
groes working together to preserve it's future hopes
in an atmosphere Of peace and goodwill
Editors Note: This is another editorial in
answer to some of the questions recently raised
by Editor Oliver Emmerich of the State Times
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-12-02

corps. The official band of the
Ministry of Defense with color
guard led onto the field the
flags of the nations carried by
revolutionary Zengakuren stu
dents of Japan followed by the
MIRA international force Of 100
from % nations.