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Evening star., 1942-05-01
Filipino Club Plans Dance

The annual dance Of the Rising
Boholanos Filipino Club win be
held from . pm. to I An. tomorrow
tn the large ballroom Of the Roger
Smith Hotel
Evening star., 1942-05-01

What ysu buy y net - precious
- the papsr ysu waste X yss insist
that yeaf stsroksepef wrap II up.
Evening star., 1942-05-01

See that grin on the man In the
moon? He's going to buy . War
bond soon.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-09-18

instantaneous favorites in
radio, concert, recordings and
other entertainment, THE
DEEP RIVER BOYS is one
of the outstanding inspira-
tional entertainment features
to be presented to modern
audiences. The group COM
posed Of Edward Ware, bass;
George Lawson, second tenor;
Vernon Gardner, first tenor;
Harry Douglas, baritone, and
Charles Ford, pianist and ar
ranger, joined together when
they were students at Hamp-
They used their musical ac-
where Booker T. Washington
got his education.
The voices Of the four sing
ers blended so pleasingly, and
the arrangements Of their ac-
companist fitted SO well, that
even during their school days
they enjoyed wide popularity
They used their musical q g
complishment to assist in pay
ing their way through college,
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and their work attracted the
attention of Rex Ingram, who
made such a hit as de LaWd'
in "Green Pastures. 1t was
Mr.. Ingram who suggested
that they call themselves
THE DEEP RIVER BOYS
and the name has been theirs
from that day onward.
An amateur hour program
afforded them the opportunity
to break into radio, and they
were an instantaneous sue
cess. This was repeated when
they got up enough courage to
approach a major network in
New York for an addition.
Since that time, their warm
rendition of the spirituals that
all America loves has gained
for them a nationwide audi
ence. THE DEEP RIVER
BOYS are heard regularly
over the NBC Network and
record exclusively for RCA-
! VICTOR -BLUEBIRD.
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NE. WIS
(Cont'd From Page q

the time the Rev. and family
lived in Dayton, he was pre-
siding elder Of this district.
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j. C. ADELEERGER
Stop 8ha New Troy pike
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orchestra at union scale to re-
hearse as glee club. Warlng
insisted they wanted to do their
own singing, and held out until
q sponsor came along who was
prepared to bank-roll the show
on Warnings terms.
His production methods also
are unorthodox. He will not tell
the gang which Of the numbers
they rehearse during the after
noon will actually 60 on the air
/ that night. He does this by pre-
soaring twice as many as he uses,
and, at the last moment, choos-
sng those numbers which still
seem fresh after long going
over.
Listen to his NBc show, and
YOU hear new stars developing
But Waring mixes rapid build
ups for his youngsters, and puts
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-09-18

them through the mill singing
bit parts. regardless of popular
demand. FIe figures young folks
who get too quick break don't
know what to do with it.
DIALGRAPHS:
GFEGOR ZIEMER, CARROLL
D. ALCOTT, WILLIAM HESS
LER. MILTON CHASE and JAY
SIMS return to the midDestern
NBC network September 1Dith
their aViews on the Neps".
DEEMS TAYLOR, long one Of
Americas famed composers and
conductors, is also knotD7 TOR has
skill at cabinet making.
PHIL BRITO, Moor Riuer song
specialist and bdllndeer ertrn-
ordinary, has been resigned by
| WLvV for another sic months.
VIRGINIA PAYNE and
CHARLES EGELSTON, fedtnr-
ed players on the NBC MD Per-
kies serial. are rotD playing
their tenth gear ptth the shou
as the only ttDo remaining dct'Ue
members Of the original cast.
| NORA LOU, the repest reg
ulnr member of the Sergeant
Gene Autry troupe, heard oUer
CHS on Sundays, tonsts one oj
the tDidest voice raj ges Of mod
erft singers.
LEE ERWIN, PHIL BRITC
and BOB LACEY DiU present
their Moon Riper" feature from
d Cincinnati church until the
studio organ Is installed al
; WLW's ,,eu Downtown location
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-09-18

Mrs. William G. Ross Of 4O2

Mrs. William G. Ross of 4O2
w. Fifth ST., was visited by
relatives. Miss Betty Hull of
Cincinnati, prior to school op-
ening, spent several days. Her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Hull, and Junior, spent the
day taking Betty back home
where she enters Cincinnati
university. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ross, Sr,, Cincinnati, and
Mr.. George Carroll, grand
father Of Warsaw, KY, spent
last Sunday. Mr.. Carroll is 1O4
years old. He is carrying out
his promise to his grandson
who is in service, that he
would look after his wife.
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Mckinley NJ E.
Rev. G. w. Sherard, Pastor

Key. q. W. Sherard, Pastor
Sunday morning the pastor
VIII preach from the subject,
"A Religion that Survives
Devoted to Truth A special
soloist will sing and also the
CHOIR OF the Seven Day Ad-
ventist church will sing spe-
clal m selections. At 300 D. m.
w. P. Kellogg, his choir and
congregation of Springfield,
VIII be at Mckinley. In the
evening services as usual.
TO all Of these services the
general public is cordially in
vited.
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ON AND OFF THE As1a
MIXES RAPID BUILDUP
Nv Fred Emery

FRED WARING is stubborn. He likes to Go things
his own way And yet he manages to win TRENDS ana
Influence people. -
Waring was obstinate in refusing to stylze his Dand
hacr when nobody cared especially whether it had
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-09-18
GRADE a BEAUTY AIDS

A full line of Beauty Products
at moderate prices. Manufacture
ers and Jobbers Of Supplies and
Equipment, Write for Sample and
Price List. We ship anywhere.
kI.AREX BEAUTY PRODUCTS
COMPANY
l722-A Fulton ST. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Interpretation.
by p ] a y ! n 6
everything and
anything, the
band has sur
" iv e d a IL
"trends. =
Ir 1882, he
could have had
a sponsor right
o IF ha d h e
agreed to get a
separate male
chorus instead
~ hnldiuo the
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-09-18

style or not. He felt it was bad
to limit arrangements to precon-
lceived orchestratiofls, and In
stead of stylization went IN for
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-09-18
EVERGREENs

Shrubs, trees, cash and carry.
prices very reasonable. estimates
for your landscaping needs. Adel-
berger's Nursery Telephone IA
1910. r. r. S.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Addison Il.
Richmond and their little son,
Addison, Jr., stopped in Day
ton to see as many friends as
the time would permit. They
had attended the Technicians
convention, which was held at
Wilberforce university, Sept.
36. The Richmond's, before
their marriage, ten years ago,
held positions in Dayton. He
was a chemist in James Par
sons, Jr.. denartment, at the
Duriron, while Mrs. Rich
aond was CirPs Work Secre-
tary at the 5th st. Y.W.C.A.
Mrs Clara Davis of % N
Hatfield ave-, spent d week
visiting with relatives and
friends in Lexington. Ky.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Organize Convoy
To Moke Trip 70
Camp Shelby Sunday

The regular Saturday nlakl
dance fer service men viii e
held next Saturday - 8 o'elaek 81
ne Hieh School ayzanaslum. i
vas announced fhla week. ne
dance I'll - foFHal ard wilI =
araa the aaEpseaa q the WA
and ahs Jaekaan County Volamz
teef Heslzaex
Ihe recent state4sae reaf
ts0na. training esnaesee aeId s.
Atspp State colieee f
5tsEktIIIe Was alIaa4ad - ~
Hazel xeIh Mr. Murt HeIsn
Foley sHd Au Lille Mae BAY.
Vas $50 announced
Mr. Blair 80 Monda4 ~
= convoy Il gtfh I'll leave
eageala e 20 sanes.
Camp Shelby - dn
= he'd hth sanaU ansn
and sunday evening Ire 81
t I'll = escorted and raase
ladies Na1ne = make ue ssis
are Hszd y - IS eosaeh
Ms Dla2 81 =
4 fer & & laeal talent -
aiAo nsks Hle Eazasx hie -.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Miss Justice
Compliments
Miss Moen

Among the several pretty events
scattering around Mis- Mary Moen
who departs soon for residence ii
another city was = buffet supper
presided over by Mss 5oyce Jus
iice. On Sunday evening.
The festivsty took place in Miss
5astae psagaie suite Of rooms
III TIE home Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs r r. Justice Following
the supper. which was served
quite Informally. TIE remainder
q the evening was spent In dane
ing
Those present were Miss Maasn
Miss Gloria Cole. Miss Herfnim
Herring Miss dane Herring. mlm
Shirley McNair, Ted schlsema.
Bob Mathews. Peter and Dsek
Crawford. I'd Mccoy. Klein
Thornton. Gordon Justice and AZ
mold Zarhow.
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Impressive Service
At Funeral OF
Mrs. |. p. Delmos

The funeral Of Mrs. 1. P Del
mas. whe died after q short N.
ness On Wednesday night June
M. was held On Friday morning
az nine o'clock from the Church
of Cur Lady OF Victories. 81 which
deceased had been ; devout and
active member fer the many yeafs
Of her residence IN pascagoula
The requiem mass vas celebsst
ed by Rev Father r y Carey
in the presence q q large number
Of friends and relatives, called .
pay the last sad tribute to ore the
greafer part Of whosp life had
beer spent among them
The psIl bearers we're Rex
Moore. Claude Dupont. {. J.
Ford. Cecil Hateley. Raymond !.
Bpiusag and Chester r. Riley In
ternae9t was in Greenwood Gene
terry. beside the grave Of her hts
band. who died 3 number 81
years ago.
Mrs Delmas vas born il
Baldwin County. Alabama. her
maiden name being Bertha Har
riett Poitevin. daughter Of Dr.
and Mrs August poisevin. IS
years ago. and came 10 Paecagou
Ia n 1875 On January q. 1879
she was married TO the hate I r.
DeiEnas. tke pioneer pecan pro
ducer and developer Of pasea
goula and jackson County. She
moved Is = bride n 8 two room
house On the present site 81 TIE
Deinas pecan grove on Cantv
street. which two rooms are still
standing. having been remodelied
and added 20 until IL became a
large and comfortable hons.
which was noted Tor its hospital
ity and the gathering place q ;
large family and . coterie Of
friends.
Through ali the years Mrs
Delfuaz maintained q keen inter
est in church and soeial ans gen
eral affairs. beng always reaay
a. tell Of cd times n Paseae0uIa.
and OF her experiences IN TIE city
u was ; pleasure f0x anyone q
converse with her. -. despite her.
advanced age in Later yeafx size
was bright and happy. her happl
ness heina infectious with those
with whom she came II contact
Surviving are TO daughters.
Misses Olivia =. Deinae aH1
Foreslsne Deimas. fA0 sons Lee
a Dehnas Of PascaeouIa ard
Randolph b Deimas a Corpus
Chriafl Texas. one sister. Mn
Jos 4 Krebz ard : number q
grandchildren and great grand
children
Out q town visitors who NeFe
here for ne fafaeraI Included Mr.
and Mrs Leo Bombay. Mr. ard
Mrs. Claude ! Klein ard swo
children and Mr. Minnie Lloyd
OF Feuzscoia.
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Orange Grove

Mr. ana Mrs. WsI4n neteieg
u-ere visitors 10 New o4leent re-
rxnsiy.
o l. Hateicy has enlisted b ne
navy and Is neW stationed g
Righmena. Va Mr. nately. the
forrgser Miss Ans Mrnuffy. weni
thiS past week - Mohile whefe
she wfll temporarily reside witi
her mother Among she cuufte
sins shown Mr. Hateiey tNicfs hls
departure WAS a fish FRY On she
bayo1
r. = Roberts and Mr. AMI Mrk.
Noliie Roberts attended The fl.
tieth wedding anniversary eeie
hration d Mr. and Mrs Jerome
Roberts al Rphern Chapel re-
cently
NJ and Mrs Marshall FHerce
were called % Ltcndale this wcek
On aceouns az the illness q Ar
piercek sister.
Mrs. G Mcclellan. accompanied
by her small son. carried her
mother. MIS-. Bialork, back 70 her
horne IL Greenwood Miss. after
q visit to her. Mrs Mcclellan
brought back her two daughters
who have been visiting relatives
il Greenwood for some iirne.
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Victory Pledge :.

fCunsinued from PAGE u
hoods we're taken care q e
workers for Mr. Franklin and His
Cam
Weken III the rural
Nr. Franklin reported said they
found tie people ~ whom khey
called vnry cooperative ard very
pleasant Little difficulty waa
experienced ia getting tiSe ma
boriiy 70 sign pledge cards
A~rcunsinK 70 NJ. Cole. workers
throughout he country fnana ne
Response very gratifying
People realize lhH seriousness
|of our situation ana appreciate
the fact that we eannel fight >
wnr wishout funds. Ne sid y
pledwlnn ! certain portion Of uaelF
lneome 20 the hssying 81 stamps
and bonds they knnw thht ths
ae helping the government b
giving officials snnae Aea ~ hos
much money h going 70 BE- avail
able This cnmpaiRn WA not eazY
mork for the houze q house can
vhzseB and I an sure everyazz
in Tire county fhanks lhosr iudf
viduals for their part n she drive
They worked hard ard ] hope thai
when thh final figures arr tab
|nlnted tizey wiii b worth the #.
fort The workers made
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ChancerY Court..,

tconsinued from Page y
BEN Bosaree Creen Haydel-De
Gree q divorces granted.
Dorothy E2telie Tiilsnan ReR
Bier v J T. Register Decree d
divorce granted
Ollie Has Jonea y Oliver 10
fpnze Jones-Deeree q divorce
granted
Gus 4. Nelson v 0cenn Springs
State Bank. "a aI-Daeree order
lnR sale Of property.
Lester G kaulman " EImeT
McExekle Decree ol adoption
granted
Robert Cook " EIiH Andre~a
4uage cook Deefee n divorce
granted
guna nth. Ias2
Christina Tlliman - Archie
T~iElmaB-Dncre q divorce grant
Dora HefDid Felda Ys jess 3.
Eeiduseree q divorce grant
ed
Herman Eugene RoIk "a Grace
coiiaf1 Polk Ueefee ~ divorce
granted
Homer = AneIIn y Cynfhia
Anglin Decree e asYores grant
ed
Heieu Armstrong jackson -
Crawford Ellis &sfks0nDsefse
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Lost Rites Held
For Mrs. w. a Cox
On Thursday

Ths lass sad fa mvN hei1
Tuay NsegaaSnr 1ane
MTx " a CeK afea st
msaat nsegnlnk Aisef t
werkx aneNk Res FAthef .
Carey. pasbss m Our LNy ef
Victories ChurSh essgkgink
Requiem Mass in Sic p4aence =
numeFeas Feaagseee Mn friends el.
d~eceas Manx u1lFsl
and HonAi designs q TIE
tn church and ~ grave. attrst
ed ire Utsxin ID whxh &hi8 R
wogsan MSS heia ~ .ncse wn
kNpn her.
insefnant VAS il Greenwood
Cemetery ne resoAlns lxiAR Mia
gespeFly s. rps4 Ahaae of Asss
hEsband Of deceased Dr. ~ a
Cox wilo died several years 40
1llr p4ilheafvrs Wese 5ark izN
lister. Oliver noaela& ". O4sh
a - Brown + = 0fans ana J
% Cole
Mrs Cox was born Mary Elsm
beth DsA daughter q kg. and
Mrs Emanuel DeA&. wae I native
Of Paseagoula. e. years of age
having lived her entire life here.
She has lived almost her entire
lite n the hoase IN which sire was
bora The koEne. It lA22 South
Pawagoala street. Formerly faced
che beach, hat il Vas 80 badly
damaged by the greet storm Of
1906 thai i had 10 30 remedelea
and moved % is present 6ite
She attended the Schools 81 pas
cagoula and later ; girls school
~ S~tarkvsIie. Miss She was q
devout member uf Our Lads uf
Victories Church. being active Il
church and social affairs up Is
The time q her last Illness She
spent bet life IN doing shose shAna
that endeared her 10 Ynnny e
q1aintances and bier hnsrie was
always open % friends ami reia
tives and those she could help.
IN either By consolation on advice
or IN : material Way In her.
deah fascaRouia loses 4 most
valuable and much beloved cit
zen.
Surviving are one daughter.
Miss Doc Belle Cox. and one
brother, r r. Deaa ct Bsrmlnx
ham. and other relatives
Among those present from nas
% town Tor the funeral. were
Mr and Mrs Harry Cox. Miss
Minnie Cox. and Mr.. and Mr. II.
p Hudson Of Mobile Nj. ard
Mrs. Horace chessang and sAx.
children. q Bogalusa. and Mrs
John DnscoIl, 81 New Orleans.
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Soiourners
MeefWifh
Mrs

TIE so1agEneFa 5 group - en-
genial women &ho meet fofte
niEaiIg Ter an afternoon oTe4 -
card tanles Wefe haepltably enter
tanned - Mn. Philip Chestnut
81 hef home in GaaGier. Thursday
afteEaazsa TIE living Eeem
Nhe4e 5 funchean aas sefsAa s.
ne caFa tables preceding as
games .a artistic wah Nnz
giadlsH hsdraaaaaa and nn1a
r. - Raa4eS following -
lanrhe1n Mrs = csreef esp
hlTsa ~ hign esefH faeas 80
that hor CONSOLATION went Z Hrs
RaYhsas stcke They were ~
1e8enz# stamps HhEzh t. club
ha sasEs "a gre IS pfize4
Tree plsxnz aefe Mr. Eax
ess. ~ Stoke Mfa ) Hssa
Murphy. Nrt s : Busier -
Julius aelsealn Hrs s F ~
don H. 3 4 Aekeazie aza -
aaase8
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23

Tuesday. Juns zsrd Throueh Mon-
day. June z1th 1872.
COMMUNITY HOUSE
Tuesday. June 73rd tssz
Social Games. s a a. t. 70 %
p s.
Wiener roast. Uso Junior Hos
tesse2 500 p. -
Wednesday,. lure zlth 1szz
Social games. , = a. t. 1890
p n
Thundsy. Juns zssh. 1szz
Social games. 2 4 NJ % 1880
PM
American Legion Auxiliary
meeting 8 p n
Friday Juns 18th isfz
childrens Day. beginning -
$50 ?. n 10 $50 p ~
Moving picture. Boy = the
Street $50 p II
uSo Junior Hosteeses WI 81
terrain the children On tbs dsy
chilaHea and Their psfen. sFe
urged e come and enjoy Hlx
unusual event Fsngf q 8 series
81 entertainments planned Eof Hse
children Infornal dancing go
70 i - P n
Saturday. Juns 9TH 1914
Social games So A. ~ 90 1000
p.
saaaaT. Juze 18Th. issz
soelaI eame 80 p - =
1875 = g
HenasY 1aae zssh ga
Social games. g \ A. . 100
PM
REcREATIOEAE HALL. Nous
nc PROJECT
Tae6zY gans z7rd Ie4z
DaIF5baiion = library naaka
ter 81
Enee party e# - l0N F q
"Wednesday 1eas ztfh 50
ST. bail aaenE ~ H3nea
taan HaH. BF
TAaa6aT. 1sa@ ia 1ez1
Prayer Neeaa3 ao F 3
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
75-Year-Old jackson County Couple
Celebrate 5Oth Wedding Anniversary

Approximately 800 fFaem and
rnassIxnx ~ Mr. afa Mrs a. y
Rntmu gathered ~ their hons n
Northeast 3arkeun Cnsnty rrcent
~ Tor the celebration IS me
couples Eoiden NedAnE Anna
versary The five SONS and dasaKh.
tiers If My and Ms R0hertx wesx
ali present Tor Hze occaSton
Nj and Mfx Roberts ARE ezeh
IS wears old They were married
in Jusse. 1884 aFa assmedmt
after she wedding went e heH
h0gne. , hg hoa Which was
huilt and furnished Tor them
They sgin live en- fhe place where
sheF sent as bride and groom but
. more modern house has taken
tkse place a. The original hnlal
They Immediately began cear
ing ne land and making oslaeg
preparations 70 start ) farm The
first addition to the usitn0uss
was ! 10 smoke house which Is
still il use The husxie IS located
on the only spot Of ground which
IS Of inst class Of good sol IN
South Mississippi known as
Orangeburg soil Ia the early part
Of the nineteenth century Tn
property was owned by Burton
Co0de. 3 slave owner. and there
were several hundred acres 81 she
land IN cultivation IN slave days
and black gum ponds scattered
about we're drained through
bitches dug b. slaves These Old
bitches are ssin recognized and
found about the farm
A grove Of pecan trees which
were planted by the children
SURROUND the house.
For the open house which
marked the 50fh wedding ami
vcrSaFy Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts
pink and yellow eladioili and
roses were used IN decoration
Gifts which had been received
were oa display II one of the
downstairs rooms A four4iered
wedding cake occupied the center
81 he dining room table, trimmed
IN gold and white with the words
~50th Wedding Anniversary
inscribed across
Mr. and Mrs Roberts sons and
daughters are X ". Roberts Who
lives in the community where
his parents reside. n n. Roberts
who IS an attorney Of Hattiesburg
DR. = s Roberts. chief medical
officer IN Veterans A~dministra
ton Facility ID Hampton. Va
Mrs Gertrude Elizabeth Tate.
wife Ct c A Tase Of Leland.
Miss DR.. Mack q Roberts.
physician Of Mobile. Ala. r. ID.
dition there we're also present the
following grandchildren W. JfIes
Roberts ard lore Roberts. son and
daughter 81 X W Roberts; Nell.
Marie. Clifford a. Jr,. and Ed
ward Tate.
Mr Roberts brothers. r. A
Roberts Of Orange Grove ana p.
A. Roberts Of East Moss Point.
and his three sisters. Mrs. Annie
Garter Of Kreole and Mrs Adaie
RosmEts and Mrs Ella Woodnlan
Of VaneleaSe. were there t. add
congratulations Hrs. Rohertx
SISTER. Mrs Josie Naples Of
George county came for the &C.
casion but tive Of Mrs. Roberts
sisters weFe unable 70 attend
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n. FHers
Guests In George
Blair Home

Recent guests II uhe home &
mr. end Ms George nlair we're
Two English filters who have Just
attssned their wings Il pensaee
~ Pa and who ere awaiting
orders from theif country. The1
are Bernard Campbell 81 Noting
ilam and Jsfnes jones ~ BflsfaI
Eneisn0 They Wese On fprIusaE
while visiting II ae BAR home.
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ss.s msmsthay allowances y
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Wills A Faeg = Va Man
spel FasFiex a Alnts pm
u.afs ana aetae anntn4
commissioners and paktltieHlnN
lhe relative sntepsss q
Msea
KAaun 4 Higgins ~ LeNne !
Higgins Final dgw q dlxes
granted
Nh A Velnon ~ Casxie
meaaf AIRES "a alud 1T setting
eas.ss gan hnming n vasAsltn
luna lssA lcta
Julian J0aeph DwaenleF - ~
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erre ol alxasxn nFanIeA
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ttllt
+ " Miner " HARRY q Ram
my-osder gilpd Discussing SIT
Netsie Spires Carpenter -
Christina Parnun Defendant
granted time b lila anewer.
Guardianship nf Vim II Cantg.
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Hitler. Violates Own
Treaty. ~ ed Marshal
Peiain Makes Protest
That Nazi
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The armistice signed by French
and German representatives. June
%, 1910, after the defeat Of the
French armies included the follow
ing provisions;
French land, sea and air forces
were demohilized and disarmed Of
most Of their weapons, including
tanks, planes. guns and munitions.
we're ordered delivered TO the Ger
man army.
The French fleet was ordered col
lectcd In ports under German and
Italian control, excepting those
units released to the French for
protection OF the empire. The Ger.
man government ''solemnly de.
ciared' It did not intend to use the
French war fleet for purposes OF
war.
The French government was or
dered TO forbid any portion OF Its
remaining armed forces to under.
take hostilities against Germany in
any manner.
Air fields and ground facilities
for the air force In unoccupied
France were ordered turned over
to German and Italian control