the chronicle. (pascagoula, miss.). 1963-10-14 [p thirteen]....today’s weather—showers and some...

TODAY’S WEATHER—SHOWERS AND SOME OCCASIONAL rain will fall along the North Pacific coast today and spread into parts of the Northern Plateau. Showers are also due in sections of the Upper Plains and lower Florida. Otherwise, fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail elsewhere. Cooler weather is in store for the Northern Plains, while a slow warming trend occurs in most areas east of the Mississippi.

(Mobile Press Register UPI Telephoto)

Photography By BART KINCH

Vnited Press International Action photography and the

*5mm format go hand-in-hand.

The many attributes of the

35mm camera continue to keep it tops in popularity among the

action photographers. These attributes include ease

and speed of handling, large film

capacity, portability, wide selec-

tion of both color and black-and-

white films and inchangeability of

lenses.

Despite the fact that many am-! ateur photographers do not have'

the opportunity to photograph any ] leading sports shows such as the

■World Series, Kentucky Derby or

Olympic track and ’field events, sports action still remains the

number one subject of non-profes- sional action fans. *

Local high schools and colleges, baseball parks, swimming pools, playgrounds all offer a year-round schedule of competitive events.

Several Aids

There are several aids to pho- tographing fast action that might bear mentioning here.

In every sport there are mo-

ments of action that will provide good material for pictures; a

halfback breaking around end; basketball players leaping high into the air for a rebound; sprint- ers straining as they near the

finish tape. Action like this is easiest to po-

sition for and anticipate. Your camera can be prefocused on the

point of expected action and the shutter tripped as the action reaches its peak within the zone.

While your area of action is more or less fixed, your camera

position need not be. Extremely low camera shots can result in

spectacular photographs. On the other hand, high angle shots made rom a position in the stand often help clarify a situation by showing the entire scene.

Often Overlooked nciures inaue ueiuie in cuwn

moments of peak action also can

be very effective and often are

overlooked. A close shot of two

opposing football lines facing each other; a pitcher’s intent gaze as

he looks for a signal from the

catcher; a tangled heap of basketball players on the floor after a spill.

Don’t overlook sideline events: coaches nervously disc u s s i n g strategy; wans yeiiing; cheerlead- ers performing their routines.

While it is possible to get good shots using only the 35mm’s standard lens, telephoto and wide

angie lenses will prove valua- ble.

Telephoto lenses are particularly useiul when shooting football and baseball —> sports where a

large part of the action will be out of range of shorter focal length lenses.

Wide-Angle Lens On the other hand, eye-catch-

ing pictures can result from

imaginative employment of a

wiae-angie lens, such as in show-

ing the vast sweep of a roaring crowd or purposely distorting the he.ght oi basketoall action.

Many sporting events are held indoors and at night. Available light can be used in many of these situations, particularly when

you are shooting sideline candids ana don’t want to attract atten- tion.

Available light shooting usually means giving up mouon-freezing fast shutter speeds. This will add blur to the shots in varying de- grees and often enhances the feeling o* movement.

Flash will be necessary for ac-

tion-stopping pictures under ad- verse lighting conditions. Be sure

you have permission to use flash at indoor sporting events.

When Columbus landed on the island of Puerto Rico on his sec-

ond voyage to the New World in 1493, he named it San Juan Bautista. Pone eDe Leon, gave the territory its present name.

The polygraph, popularly described as a “lie-detector”, was

developed by Leonarde Keeler of the Science Crime Detection La- oratory at Northwestern Univer- sity. The first successful use of polygraph evidence in court was made in 1935.

Legal Notices No. 3560

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE No. 17.406

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI: TO: Unknown Heirs-at-Law. De-

visees, Administrators, Executors, cr Legal Representatives of Mrs. Annie S. Dees, deceased; John Blank & Company, whether a Part- nership or Corporation, if still in existence, and if extinct, its Un- known Successors, whether indivi- dual or corporate, Partners, Officers, Stockholders, Or Owners, Thomas Bridgers, If living, and if dead, his Unknown Heirs-at-Law, Devisees, Ad- ministrators, Executors, or Legal Repre- sentatives; J. M. Hairston, if living, and if dead, his Unknown Heirs-at- Law,Devisees, Administrators, Exe- cutors, or Legal Representatives; Leland S. Breland, if living, and if dead, his Unknown Heirs-at-Law, Devisees, Administrators, Executors, or Legal Representatives; and Any and All Unknown Persons or Par- ties, either Real or Corporate, hav- ing or claiming any legal or equita- ble right, title or interest in or to the real property hereinafter described.

You are hereby summoned to ap- pear before the Chancery Court of Jackson County, Mississippi, in Va- cation, in the Main Court Room of the Jackson County Court House at Pascagoula. Mississippi, on Friday, November 8th, 1963, at the hour of 2:00 p.m., to answer the Bill To Con- firm Title And Remove Clouds of Complainant, Louise Watson, being Cause No. 17,406 on the Docket of said Court, wherein you are named Defendants, and wherein Complain- ant seeks to confirm her title to, and to cancel certain instruments and things of record as clouds on her title to the real property in Jackson County, Mississippi, located in SW!i of SW'i, Section 6, Town- ship 8 South, Range 5 lVest, and more particularly described as fol- lows, to-wit: All of Square No. 5 of the A. M. Dees Tract, per Plat thereof recorded in Book 1, Page 30, Official Surveyor’s Record Of Jackson County, Mississippi, that lies North of the Right-of-Way of New’ U. S. Highway No. 90, less and except Lot No. 4 of said Square No. 5; as is fully set out in the Bill Of Comolaint on file.

ISSUED, this the 11th day of October. 1963. WILBUR G. DEES, CHANCERY CLERK. JACKSON COUNTY, MIS- SISSIPPI

Frances J. Roberts, D. C. SEAL

4t 10-14, 31, 38, 11-4

NO. 3518 BAYOU CASOTTE PUBLIC

DOCK FACILITIES CONTRACT NO. 1

DRAINAGE FOR ACCESS ROADWAY

JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

JACKSON COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Sealed Bids will be received by the

Jackson County Port Authority and the Board of Supervisors of Jackson Coun- ty, Mississippi for the construction of Bayou Casotte Public Dock Access Facilities at the Board of Supervisor's Room In the Jackson County Court- house, Pascagoula, Mississippi, until 10:00 o’clock A. M., Central Standard Time on October 22, 1963, at which time and place Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.

The work consists of furnishing all material, labor, tools and equipment and performing all work in accordance with the Specifications and Drawings for the excavation of ditches and In- stallation of drainage structures and other work incidental thereto.

Copies of Bid Forms, Specifications and Drawings as prepared by Michael Baker, Jr., Inc., Consulting Engineers, are now on file at the Office of the Chancery Clerk in the Jackson County Courthouse and are also open to public inspection at the office of Michael Baker, Jr., Inc., 3957-67 Northview Drive, Jackson, Mississippi. Sets of such documents may be obtained from the office of the Engineer upon payment of $10.00 ($10.00} for each set. Bona Fide Bidders, upon returning said sets promptly and in good condition, will be refunded his payment, and any non-bidder upon so returning such a set will be refunded *5.00.

Bids submitted shall be on the pre- scribed form furnished. Bids shall be in accordance with the “Instructions to Bidders” and shall be filed with the Chancery Clerk at the Jackson County Board of Supervisors. Each Bidder must deposit with his Bid security in the form of a Bid Bond or Certified Check in an amount equal to at least five percent (5%) of the Total Base Bid. No Bidder may withdraw his Bid within thirty (30) days after the actual date of opening thereof. The Bidder may be represented at the opening of Bids if he so desires.

The Jackson County Port Autho- rity reserves the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any and all Bids. (SEAL)

JACKSON COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY.

BY: R. K. HOLLISTER, JR., JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BY: WILBUR O. DEES, Clerk.

4t 9-30, 10-7, 14, 21 Date: September 26, 1963.

NO. 3559 TO TRUCK AND AUTO DEALERS

The Mayor and Board of Aider- men of the City of Moss Point will receive bids on the night of Novem- ber 5, at 7 p.m. at the City Hall in Moss Point for the following:

2 Pick-UD (% Ton) Trucks, with the following specifications:

Six (6) Cylinder Motor Stick Shift Directional Lights Oil Filterer Heater (Heavy duty) ... 6 Ply Tires ... 1 Extra 6 Ply Tire.

To be taken in trade. One 1953 Vi ton International Truck, One 1959 Vi ton International Truck.

These may be seen at City Hall j in Moss Point by appointment. The governing authorities reserve the right to reject any or all bids, ac- ! cepting that which is for the ’"St | interest of the City.

T. J. Dickson. City r

II 10-14

NO. 3517 JACKSON COUNTY INDUSTRIAL

WATER SUPPLY SY8TEM CONTRACT NO. 6

CATHODIC PROTECTION SYSTEM JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF

SUPERVISORS JACKSON COUNTY PORT

AUTHORITY ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Sealed Bids will be received by the Jackson County Port Authority a""’ the Board of Supervisors of Jackson Coun- ty, Mississippi for the Installation of Cathodic Protection System for In- dustrial Water System Transmission Pipeline at the Board of Supervisor'* Room In the Jackson County Court House, Pascagoula, Misslsslpnl, until 10:00 o’clock A. M. Central Standard Time on October 22, 1063, at w**"h time and place Bids will be publicly opened and read aloud.

The work consists of furnishing all material, labor, supervision, tools and equipment and performing all work in accordance with the Specifications and Drawings for the construction, Protection System, complete, testing, and adjusting of the Cathodic

Copies of Bid Forms, Specifications and Drawings as prepared by Michael Baker, Jr., Inc., Consulting Engineers, are how on file at the Office of the Chancery Clerk in the Jackson County Court House and are also open to public inspection at the office of Michael Baker, Jr., Inc., 3957-67 Northview Drive, Jackson, Mississippi. Sets of such documents may be obtained from the office of the Engineer upon pay ment of Five Dollars ($5.00) for each set. Bona Fide Bidders, upon returning said sets promptly and In good condition, will be refunded his payment, and any on-bidder upon so returning such a set will be refunded $2.50.

Bids submitted shall be on the pre- scribed form furnished. Bids shall be in accordance with the “Instructions to Bidders’’ and shall be filed with the Chancery Clerk of the Jackson County Board of Supervisors. Each Bidder must deposit with his Bid security in the form of a Bid Bond or Certified Check in an amount equal to at least five percent (5%) of the Total Base Bid. No Bidder may withdraw his Bid within thirty (30) days after the actual date of opening thereof. The Bidder may be represented at the opening of Bids if he so desires.

The Jackson County Port Authority and Jackson County Board of Super- visors reserve the right to waive any informalities in or to reject any and all bids. (SEAL)

JACKSON COUNTY PORT AUTHORITY

BY: R. K. HOLLISTER, JR., JACKSON COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

BY: WILBUR G. DEES, Clerk.

4t 9-30, 10-7, 14. 21 Date: September 26. 1963.

NO. 356* RESOLUTION DECLARING THE INTENTION OF THE MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF MOSS POINT, MISSIS- SIPPI, TO ISSUE $50,000.00 BONDS OF THE CITY OF MOSS POINT, TO RAISE MONEY FOR THE PUR- POSE OF CONSTRUCTING A 2,000,000-GALLON GROUND WA- TER STORAGE RESERVOIR.

WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Moss Point have found and do determine that it is necessary to erect a 2,000,- i/w-galion ground water storage reservoir; and

WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Moss Point have found and do determine that the cost of erecting said water storage reservoir will be approxi- mately $72,000.00; and

WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Moss Point have found and do determine that the City of Moss Point does not have sufficient funds available with which to so erect said water storage reservoir and that it will be necessary to borrow money to defray part of said cost of erecting said water storage reservoir under the provisions of Chapter 493 of the General Acts of Mississippi Legisla- tive Session of 1950; and

WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Mos6 Point have found and do determine that it will be necessary to borrow $50,000.00 under the provisions of Chapter 493 of the General Acts of the Mississippi Legislative Session of 1950; and

WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Moss Point have found and do determine that the borrowing of $50,000.00 will not exceed five percent (5%) of the assessed valuation of the taxable property within the City of Moss Point; and

WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Moss Point have found and do determine that the issuance of the bonds in the sum of $50,000.00 when added to the outstanding indebtedness of the City of Moss Point, as determined under the provisions of Chapter 493 of the General Acts of the Mis- sissippi Legislative Session of 1950, shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the assessed valuation of the taxable property within the City of Moss Point according to the last completed assessment for taxation and that the issuance of said bonds in the sum of $50,000.00 for the a-

foresaid purpose when added to the outstanding bonds of the City of Moss Point, as determined pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 493 of the General Acts of the Mississippi Legislative Session of 1950, will not cause, the bonded indebtedness of the City of Moss Point, both bonded and floated, to exceed fifteen (15%) percent of the assessed valuation of all taxable property within the City of Moss Point; and

WHEREAS, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Moss Point, under the provisions of Sec- tion 7 of Chapter 493 of the Gene- ral Acts of the Mississippi Legisla- tive Session of 1950, during the past 12 months have not issued any bonds;

NOW. THEREFORE. BE IT RE- SOLVED that the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Moss Point do hereby declare their intention to issue bonds of the City of Moss Point in the sum of $50,- 000.00 to provide funds for the purpose of erecting a 2,000,000-gallon ground water storage reservoir for the City of Moss Point at their re- gular meeting to be held at 7:00 p.m., on November 5th, 1963, at the City Hall of the City of Moss Point, without calling an election for the issuance of said bonds unless prior to said date twenty percent (20%) of the qualified electors of the City of Moss Point shall file written pro- test against the issuance of said bonds on or before said date, in which case an election on the is- cuence of =aid bond-* sh*>il he called an'i b^M y»v T»w.

BE IT vttrtwER pEcOT.VJirn tvi^t a coov of th«s Resolution be oubl’ch- ed once each w*»*k in th« Chron^ta f'*"'r, a newspaper puhR«h“d in the City of T>a=ea',,o\*ia, M^sdnai, h*>v-

a poopt-p] c’cculat4or> in Mo*ts T>0’'nt, TJo^intion to he rvubli«h»d pn onfr>.v,er 14, ?i, *"3 and November 4. 1^63 and a coov -f s’tij to be nostM for at least t wen tv one (*>11 days preceding November 5, if**3 at thrp° nubile p’a-'es jn th« Citv of Mo«s Po4nt.

The above and fore»otn" 13evolu- tion was on ^notion of /u4»»n«n T-anifer, s“conded hv Aidarman Rey- no’ds, adopted on the following vote:

Alderman Ardoin. Yea Alderman Reynolds, Yea Alderman Prassenos. Yea Alderman Lander, Yea Alderman Tumage, No

The Mayor declared the motion carried and the Resolution adopted. Arnold Pierce. Mayor of the City of Moss Point, Mississippi ATTEST: T. J. Dickson, City Clerk SEAL STATE OF MISSISSIPPI COUNTY OF .TACKSON CITY OF MOSS POINT

I, T. J. DICKSON, Clerk of the City of Moss Point, Mississippi, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct cony of a Resolu- tion duly adopted by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of the City of Moss Point, Mississippi, as shown on the Minutes of said City of Moss Point in my possession.

WITNESS MY HAND and the seal of the City of Moss Point, Mis- sissippi, this the 10th day of Octo- ber, A.D., 1963. T. J. Dickson, City Clerk SEAL

4t 10-14, 21. 20, 11-4

WANT AD Personals 2 I am not responsible for any debts other than those contracted by me. L. E. WILKS.

Public notices 2a

IT YOU WANT TO

DRINK THAT'S YOUR BUSINESS BUT IF YOU WANT TO

STOP THAT'S OUR BUSINESS

PASCAGOULA AJL CALL SO 2-8047

or SO 2-3560 FOR INFORMATION

2A ti dh 3/5

Business services 4

SHOES DYED, heels replaced Thom McAn shoes for sale. CITY 8HOE SHOP. 642 Ingalls Ave. be 4 9-30 tf

SIGNS OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS: Sing- ing River Sign Service 80 2-3762 195 Delmas.

be 4 6-10 tl

Child care; day or night. 762-4088. be 4 10-8 St

WANTED: Children to keep during the

day. If Interested call 762-5994. pd 4 10-10 3t

HAVE YOUR CARPETS CLEANED THE RIGHT WAY. Call A & A Carpet Cleaners. GR 5-1362.

ONE STOP

REMODELING SERVICE

Planning assistance. Financing assistance. Up to 5 years; no

mortgage; no down payment. Pay off existing mortgage and refinance up to 25 years. QUALITY WORKMANSHIP; NAME BRAND MATERIALS; FREE ESTIMATES.

APPLEWHITE'S 346 Krebs Are. SO 2-4373

Pascagoula. Miss. (Same Location 6 Years)

4 M.W.F If be S/12

Legal Notices No. 3561

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE No. 14.407

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI: TO: Harold Hannen, Lee Hannen, Rosalie Hannen, and Isabelle Han- nen, if living, and if dead, their Unknown Heirs-at-Law, Devisees, Administrators, Executors, or Legal Representatives:

You are hereby summoned to ap- pear before the ‘Chancery Court of Jackson County, Mississippi, in Va- cation, in the Main Court Room of

j the Jackson County Court House at Pascagoula, Mississippi, on Novem- ber 8th, 1963, at the hour of 2:00 p.m., to answer the Petition of Ma- thew James Hannen, Jr., being Cause No. 14,407 on the Docket of said Court, wherein you are named Respondents, and wherein Petition- er seeks to have a certain instrument of writing attached to his Petition as Exhibit ‘‘A’’ admitted to probate and record as the true Last Will and Testament of Florence Hannen, deceased. all as is fully set out in said Petition on file.

ISSUED, this the 11th day of Octo- ber, 1963. WILBUR G. DEES. CHANCERY CLERK. JACKSON COUNTY, MIS- SISSIPPI "5Y: Frances J. Roberts, D. C.

SEALl 4t 10-14, SI. S«, tt-4

NO. S.W6 LEGAL NOTICE

On October 7. 1983. Coastal Cities broadcasting Company, Inc., whose of-

lcers, directors and stockholders are

Clifford M. Hunter, Rebecca M. Hunter, larvey E Jones, and Howard M. Hemp- tead. filed with the Federal Commu-

nications Commission, Washington, D.

j. application for construction per- nit for a new Class A FM station at

Joss Point, Mississippi, to be operated in Channel 285. The effective radiated >ower is 3 kw with antenna height

.bove average terrain of 149.6 feet. The

tudlo and transmitter are to be

“ K'““ “T'.Sl «T«.» NO. 35*2

NOTICE TO MACHINERY DEALERS

Notice is hereby given that sealed

bids will be received by the Board of

Supervisors of Jackson County, Missis- sippi, at the Courthouse in Pascagoula, Mississippi, until 10:00 A. M., Novem-

ber 6, 1963 for the following equipment. _.

One (1) or more new diesel powered wheel tractor 4 cylinder engine, not

less than 35 P.T.O., Horsepower and

154 Cu to. displacement, weight not

less than 3600 lbs., duel clutch, dif-

ferential locks, continueous P.T.O., and

equipped with 5 ft. industrial type rotary highway mower.

The Board reserves the right to re-

ject any and all bids. Given under my hand and official

seal of office this the 11th day of October, 1963. (SEAL)

WILBUR O. DEES, Clerk, Board of Supervisors, Jackson County, Mississippi.

4t 10-14, 21, 28, 11-4

NO. 3545 NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Pas-

cagoula Zoning Commission will at 7:00 P. M., on October 23. 1963. in the Pas- cagoula City Hail. Pascagoula. Missis- sippi, hold a public hearing on the ques- tion of whether the Citv of P«sca"r»”ia should amend Its present zoning ordinance. being Ordinance No. 13-1954. as amended, so as to change certain zoned boundaries. The pendi"” proposal is to change to Residential "B” all that urea which is hounded on the East by Resra de la Pa]*"a Street. on the South by East St. John Street, (also somet,r,,es known as St. Peter Street), of which area the Westerly 150 feet is now zoned Residential "A” and the rowiainder 1* now zoned Residential “B”. At such hearing, all parties In interest and citizens shall have an

opportunity to be fully heard. By order of the Board of Mayor and

Councllmen of the City of Pascagoula, Mississippi, this the 4th day of Octo- ber. 1963. (SEAL)

VINCENT P. ROB, City Clerk.

10-7, 14, ax

Insurance 4c kIEED LIABILITY? DRIVER'S LI- CENSE CANCELLED? We Insure All hges and classes of drivers 8R 31 A »R 33'3 Issued MILLETTE A A8SO 7IATES. INSURANCE. 80 3-83*3.

4c tf be 11-8

AUTO INSURANCE CANCELLED? Need SR-22 FILED? Call 783-4811. BACOT A FRAZIER. WtlbtH

Help wanted —

male 8

Heliarc Welders Inside

Machinists Aircraft

Sheet Metal Workers

CHRYSLER

Corporation SPACE

Division

New Orleans The long-range SATURN program offers excellent jobs in its space program building boosters for now and the fu- ture. If selected, you will be quickly assigned to our New Orleans operations.

HELIARC

WELDERS Minimum 3 years experience welding various types of metals and alloys used in aircraft

parts.

INSIDE

MACHINISTS 10 years experience or gradu- ate apprenticeship is required. Must be capable of operating

| all shop equipment, working to tolerances of .0002 and capable of performing own layout work.

AIRCRAFT SHEET

METAL

WORKERS 3 years aircraft or missile ex-

perience in layout, close toler- ance fabrication, hand-form- ing and use of precision mea-

suring instruments and shop equipment. Contact Mr. Canaga at Person- nel Dept, of the Chrysler Space Division in New Orleans at 255- 2192 or send your resume to

Mr. G. Canaga Personnel Dept. Chrysler Corporation Space Division P. O. 26018 New Orleans 26, La.

An equal opportunity employer be 8 10-14 It

Help wanted female 9 WANTED: Beautician to operate & manage up-to-date 3 operator a hop. Day; 762-4319. Night: 762-3135.

be 9 10-1 tf

Wanted: Experienced reliable cook. Ap- ply In person only. Pascagoula Country

Help wanted —

male or female 10 Earn $20 per day or more In perman-

ent route work. Will train man or wo- man if inexperienced. Write Mr. Heath, Box 2766, Memphis 2, Tenn.

pd 10 10-7 3t Mon

Situations wanted 11 PART TIME evenings Attorney Any position considered. $2.35 minimum. QR 5-9471.

__

be 11 8-26 9t M. T. TH

Education and instructions 12

FINISHHIGH SCHOOL

Study with 66 year old school. Take approred subjects for diploma by home study. Pre- pare for better job or college exams. Tuition $8 monthly. In- cludes books. Our graduates hare attended erer 500 colleges. Write or phone for free 56 page bulletin.

American School P. O. Box 10082, Dept P

Jackson, Miss. 12 M&F tf be 7/151

Education and instructions 12

ENROLL NOW COMPLETE SECRETARIAL fc ACCOUNTING COURSES

Begin any Monday Day fc

Night Classes VA approved PHILLIPS BUSINESS

COLLEGE 1920 Pass Rd. Gulfport 863-2803

be 12 9-30 24t

Men! Operate HEAVY

EQUIPMENT Vast new 15 year building program under way NOW. Addi- tional men needed to train as

HEAVY EQUIPMENT operators. Complete training on

ACTUAL EQUIPFENT of your CHOICE. Equipment Operators are among the high- est paid skills in construction today. For complete information send name, address, telephone number and hours at home to:

6 North Franklin St.

Mobile, Alabama

CONTRACTORS:

Information about our trained

operators upon request pd 12 10-4 10-31 It

Apartments for rent 13

ONE AND TWO BEDROOM FURNISH- ED c UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS for rent. 762-4472.

Small apts. & trailers: alr-conditloned rooms. Reasonable rates. ROCKABYE MOTEL, SO 2-9963. be 13 9-24 tf

In priv. home 2 B/R furn. apt. *15 wk.: 1 B/R furn apt., *12 wk.; all util furn. J. H. Pelham. 380 Front 8t. 762- 5088. be 13 9-25 tf

1 B/R furn. *22 wk. 762-2836.

Nice newly decorated furn. duplex apt.; good location; $20 wk. 762-7807 or 762- 1255.

3 rm. furn. $50 mo. SO 2-7169.

2 Room furn. apt. All utilities furnished. 2025 Azalea St. GR 5-8225.

New all furn. apts.; air-conditioned: carpets: new furn. <Sc appliances. Call 762-9515 or 762-5449.

Furn. apt. for men or couple 762-3460.

Unfurn. 2 B/R duplex. *60. 1106 Choc- taw. 762-5119.

1 & 2 bedroom furnished apts. 762-1185 between 4 and 7 P.M.

FURNI8HED 3 rooms; bath; util. paid. *15 weekly. 762-4630.

Three room furnished apt. 916 Resca De La Palma. 762-5403.

Fprn 3 rm. apt. Newly renov. Private Ut. furn. Adults only. 310 W. Kell.

New — 1 B/R furn. Ut. pd. *20 wk. Adults only. 762-5603.

be 13 10-1 lOt

Furn. 2 B/R duplex. Near town. 762- 9880; 762-3458. pd 13 10-3 tf

2 bedroom houses in good location for only

$60 Per Mo. 3 bedroom brick houses for

only

$85 Per. mo.

2 bedroom duplex apartments, furn.

$60 Per Mo. R. B. HARPER

SO 2-1121

2204 Ingalls Ave. be 13 10-7 ft

1 B/R furn. A/cond. apt. Complete privacy. *75 mo. GR 5-8361.

pd 13 10-S St

DUPLEX APT.: *10 week Utilities furn. R. Jackson, Kreole GR 5-7419.

be 13 10-8 tf

2 B/R furn. dpx. *75. GR 5-1874. be 13 16-8 6t

Furn. garg. apt.; A/cond. *75 mo. 762- 3607; 762-1724. be 13 10-8 5t

Furn. apt. *15. SO 2-1586. be 13 10-8 St

FURN. 1 bedroom apt. 762-2594. be 13 9-27 tf

FURNISHED CLEAN light housekeep- ing cabins on the beach. Gautier All utilties furnished. Swetman Fishing Camp. 762-8898.

bo 13 7-17 U

APARTMENTS

FOR RENT One completely furnished 2 bedroom apartment in Bayou Casotte at only $75 per month. This apartment has just been remodeled and is ready for oc-

cupancy. Furnished duplex apartments in Moss Point. Each has 900 Sq. Ft. of living area and are

only one year old.

PASCO REALTY

COMPANY 762-7846

Dick Sutherland 762-5687 W. W. Rice GR 5-7418

Noble Gordon GR 5-1212 be 13 10-11 tf

1 B/R turn. *pt. $50 mo. 162-4450. > pd 13 10-# St

SPACIOUS BEACHFRONT: Pier and telephone use. All utilities paid. Rea- sonable. 162-8343.

EXTRA ATTRACTIVE: Nicely furnished 2 bedroom apartment with automatic washer. 106 W. Convent. Pascagoula. Phone Ocean Springs, TR 5-4516.

Ims 13 10-6 It

Rooms and board 13a $15 for 5 days or $20 week — No drinking. TR 6-2059 O. 8. pd 13A 10-8 5t

Rooms for rent 13b Fit. bdrm. Men. 762-3460.

Rm„ prlv. bath; prlv. ent., TV. 763- 3640.

Rms; motel style. 1104 Ingalls. Prlv. $10; Semi-prlv, $7. 763-6118.

Trailers for rent 13c NEW: Clean 2 bedroom bath 0e half central alr-cond. Private lot. R. L. Warren SO 2-4455 or Biloxi ID 6-9304.

be 13C 9-27 tf

1 & 2 bdrm. trailers. Men or couples only. 762-1722 day; night: 763-7837.

be 13C 9-10 tf

Furn. tracer $65 mo. Couple 702-9474. be 13C 10-1 lOt

2 br. modern: $20 wk. Ut. pd. 762-3357. after 4 p.m. pd 13C 10-1 lot

OR SALE: 10’ x 50' 2 bedroom trailer. 762-8398. pd 13C 10-9 3t

10 x 50 2 br. attchd. rm. 0e earport. Washer $85 mo. 762-3357 after 4 p.m.

pd 13C 10-8 et

CLOSE IN: Walking distance to ship- yard; 1 8c 2 bedroom trailers. Call C/O Weaver Motor Co. 762-3533.

Houses for rent 14 FURNISHED HOUSE. Call 702-2414 after 5 P.M.

Small furnished house; all utilities. 1306 Canal St. 762-2507; 372 Canty St.

Furnished 2 bedroom house. $65 per mo. 762-1098.

UNFURNISHED — 3 BEDROOM House East Moss Point. $60. GR 5-8160 after 4 P.M.

pd 14 7-29 tf

3 Bdrm., a bath, den, bullt-ln kitchen. 1302 Taylor. $135. 762-3640.

1 6s 2 bedroom furnished. 3 br. unfurn. Mrs T. L. Harper. SO 2-5276 2410 E. Ingalls. be 14 9-10 tf

Furn. 3 B/R $90. 762-2836. be 14 10-8 it

604 First M. P. $52 mo. OR 5-7928. dh 14 10-1 lOt

FOR RENT OR SALE: 125 Whitmore: 2

3 bedroom brick houses, Jackson Estates 125 & 106 Whitmore. Call 80 2-2548 or SO 2-4041. be 14 9-10 tf

FOR SALE OR RENT: 3 bedroom. 1

bath. 306 Fernwood Dr., Plnecrest Park. Assume loan: pay owner equity of $400 Monthly payments $96. Call 762-7511. GARY SMITH. REALTOR.

be 14 9-13 tf

UNFURNISHED HOUSE. 703 13th 6t_, * 606 9th St.. Pascagoula. ARJAY HOMES, 820 Main 8t., Moss Point. OR 5-1841. be 14 8'20 W

2 B/R furn. house. $60 mo. 762-2836. be 14 10-8 8t

3 room unfurn. house on Gen. Ike

Blvd. $85. 762-4154. pd 14 8-8 6t

2 Bdrm. NaTy house; $60 month. 762- 3866. pd 14 18-8 6t

2 BEDROOM HOUSE & bath, utilities furn. $12 week. R. Jackson, Kreole GR 5-7419. be 14 10*8 tf

1 B/R furn. water pd. $45 mo. GR 5-

ul9- be 14 10-8 6t

Very nice hse.; 3 B/R. IV, baths. Cent, heat & cooling. Lovely neighborhood $135 mo. 762-6334. pd 14 10-8 5t

Furn. 2 B/R hse.; automatic washer. $85 mo. 762-5543. be 14 10-9 6t

For rent; unfurnished 3 br. hse. 324

School Ave. 80 2-3853.

Very nice hse.; 3 B/R. IV, baths, cent, heat & cooling. Lovely neighborhood. $135. rno. 762-6334.

OR SALE: three bedroom house. $90 month. GR 5-1551.

I br.; Uv. r., rltchen, bath. Furn.

A/cond. scr. porch, ut. furn. $20 wk.

Adults; no pots. 622 Farnsworth. SO 2-

1606.

Wanted to rent 15 WHAT DO YOU WAN! TO RBNTT Place ads with The Chronicle and somewhere there will be someone to

rent you something.

House, acreage, some pasture desired. Livable hse.. in Jackson or George County Would lease or consider buying on terms. Write T. M. Wilson, P. O.

Box 861. Pasoagoula, Miss.

Remodeling & repairing 16a

ARJAY HOMES CORPORATION Now offers you

additional services

+ REMODELING

^ CARPORTS

+ ADD-A-ROOM

+ ROOFING

^ REPAIRING FREE ESTIMATES NO OBLIGATION

ARJAY HOMES CORPORATION

Phone GR 5*1841 820 Main SU Moss Point

be 16a 9/19 tf

Trailers for sale 16b

USED TRAILER

BARGAINS MISSISSIPPI MOBILE

HOME BROKERS

Tour Volume Trailer Discount Market has several used 8

wide 2 bedroom mobile homes in stock for your inspection. 8:30 A. M. till 8:00 P. M. daily. •Some of these trailers can

be purchased for as little as $100 down payment in cash or trade. We accept anything of value in trade for mobile homes; so come on out to our

sales lot 3 miles east of town

on Hwy. 90 at Kreole. and

make your selection. We also

have brand new 50 x 10 2 bed* room trailers for as low as

(3695; with down payment of

only $300. Just remember you pay too much if you didn't shop at Mississippi Mobile Home Brokers Phone GR 5- 9309

be 18B 10-$ if

Trailers for sale 16b Lot

CLEARANCE

SALE I Mutt make room for 1964 Modtls: Big savings on 1963 coach**: Also sararal "RapoY'i Make up back notes and as-

sume payments TOWN & COUNTRY

TRAILER SALES 2 ml east Pascagoula on Hwj 90

Phone 762-6724 SEE OUR STOCK OF GOOD USED FURNITURE. TV'S

AND APPLIANCES 16B 10-8 5t

Business property for sale 17 Ice Cream Stand — fully equipped: Wr- ing area In rear. Xreole. OR 5-7493.

pd 17 10-S St

OR LEASE: Klee large building at SIS Market St., Pascagoula. WALLACE SMITH; day 782-7812; night*, OR 7-490®, Mobile, collect.

Business property for rent 17a Omci SPACE: 938 S. Market St” E Lire Oak. Call Day: SO 2-1722; Night, SO 2-7837. be 17A 9-10 tf

OFFICE SPACE * BUSINESS LOCA- TION: All new and central alr-con- dltloned. Free parking. 500 Ingalls. 782- 2655.

House furnishings 19 BEST BUYS ON FURNITURE: bedroom suites from $79: dinettes from *35. Factory Furniture Outlet. 422 N Cedar. Phone 762-7304

be 19 9-2 tf

Two housefuls furniture As appliances. Priced low. Information OR 5-5318 evenings. pd 19 10-8 at

Birds-eye maple B/R set. Bed. dresser, bureau, 2 straight chairs & rocker. 762- 153G after 3:30 P.M. pd 10 10-9 at

Appliances 20 GUARANTEED USED Refrigerator*. Ranges washers A dryers. Frigldaira sales A service. 108 N. Pascagoula Bt. 762-1644. be 30 8-24 t!

Jewelry for sale 21a NO ONE HA8 BETTER DIAMOND PRICES THAN PELTS JEWELERS

31A tf be 3-11

Miscellaneous for sale or trade 22 3 CB radios. $110. 762-5T50.

pd 23 10-8 91

Truck: 8’ x 18’ bed with boat A mtr. Suitable for fishing or traveling. $950. 762-9097. 1065 Parsley. pd 22 10-8 $t

Chain Link fence. 55c per ft. Installed MOBILE PENCE CO. 762-8661.

Office supplies 22a SELLING, RENTING. REPAIRING add- ing machines A typewriters. Also stock office furniture. 425 N. Magnolia 762- 1838. be 22A 10-3 tf

Builders' supplies 22b

R. S. Kemp Building Supply

Company Everything from the founda* tion to the roof in building supplies.

OPEN ell day Saturday for your con*

▼enienca. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE

R. S. Kemp Building Supply

Company Located midway between Pas- cagoula and Moss Point. Phonet

GR 5-7863 be 22b 9{18 M,W,F if

Musical instrumants 22e PIANOS' NEW * FACTORY REBUILT: CONN ORGANS: Terns * rent*;*. CLINTON HARRINOTON PIANO CO* 833 & Market; 783-1484.

be 33S 7-18 tf

pianos, t*and instruments and guitars -Chappyn’s Melodye Shoppe 454 Jack- son Ave. 80 3-4751.

23-E tf be 1-2S

PIANOS, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. GUITARS, stereo* and television*. BYRD MUSIC CO., 206 Canty St 783- 6188.

33B tf be 5-1S

BALDWIN PIANOS A ORGANS: Horn* demonstration. rental and term* BROUSSARD’S MUSIC CO.. Hsry 90S 762-8563.

33E M, W. P tf be 4-19

PIANOS CONN ORGANS

RENTAL OR PURCHASE

EASY TERMS

Clinton- Harrington

933 S. Market 80 2-2494 22E M.WJ tf be S/I

Harmony Span, or West. Guitar W/ea*#. Good cond. 930. SO 2-8978.

Birds and pats 24 Pedigreed red Chow dog: 9 yr». *M $35. Love* chUdren 80 3*7787.

be 34 10-9 B

Automobiles 26 1963 48 Oldsmobile $1000 equity A Msume. 763*7846. be 36 1(M U

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