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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Commando
{. Hibbard
AiShipyard

Commando Charles Hibhafd
has replaced Lieut. Com Geufaf
& Whifing a. assistant superyts
- IF Nhiphuildina q S Navs -
the ingalls, shipbuildtnE Cerpof
attan ard Eae WesteFeard Boa
Works IF Biloxi Inc wi,h head
quarters az fhs local shipvarG
Lieut. Com Whiting has teeH
transferred "a The New YorE Nav
ward
Com Hibbsrd comes e. Pa
raaoula from Portland Ore
whsre he was naval supervisor Of
shiubutldmg foF tire state q Ore
gou tie Was there iur msari4
twn wears and prior - that he
served a. naval Inspector fof
the Southeast section wigh head
quarter in Atlanta Ca
a natIve # Connecticut Com
Hubbard attended Brown uul
vefSlty the Naval Academy At
Annapolis and Massachusetts In
stituse Of Technology
complumenging psseaaoula un
the manner n Whict the quick
wartime boom has htAen met b.
expressed particular pleasure IN
the rapid nrreasx IN housing se
Communications for the wnfkeFS
~nascar0uia M doing - hMss
60 aeenvar frsssn thAs asaaslen
boom ie sasd. and Il locks =
me a. though the town Is dntng
, pretty Ruod job IF that recovery
and the subsequent adjustment
q ISN'T an easy thing for q com
munity 10 suddenly hud is popu
iation kwclled three times is
normal size and know just hoW
10 - Bns1lt meeting the increased
demands on al types Of faciA
lsez nus Pasesgosils seems % y
doing is best
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Scrap Drive
Hits Million
Pound Mark
School Aid In Drive
Helps TO Pile Up Big
Total.

jackson County feeehea the
enc mllifHn pound mark IN its
collection ~ scrap metal and ruh
hrf tha Werk according 90 A p
Meeehee chairman ~ siHc cfaln
- Naivags COMMITTEES
Tire total nslmbef of pounsia ~
mcfsi collected ~ fhe intenss sird
drive that tAaa hssen waged ~ TIRE
county fuf TIE lsat FIVE and = half
months amesInta ia ne0 % ami
Iai ssa nnunds If scfap ngbtzsf
hsvs been @lvagea fFgrn the
nesk ard cYunniea II tian counts
Giving particular impetus 81
the drive has iweu the psfttcips
teen ~ tire seassaIa ~ the county
Scrap lpespa nn formerly enseoth
tamnuss hsvn become e ess4a
naan sirat Emphasis hs fseu
nisesd au tlle eaivagina ~ tbee
vital scrap tsasefiala ~ every
eilaal showing she greatest mum
trr of %Tseginsis ser enrolled st1
8rnt December ai will ~ swarsi
90 . SIS War Sewing BoGud by
The Chronicle Sta Advertiser
Various reports which have
been officially tufned over e.
So AieKebee loN c~uIlertions as
follows Jackson County HpA
63h z1s Lyon Sho,l on yard
4OaU 0eean spring 8honl sold
t0 Harrison County WrA. a61in
Ocean SPRING sehnni sold to J
& Cox k.lga Ocean Springs Ne
gre ecnaoi Is Harrison County
WpA 1880 Ocean Springs
senool sold 10 Biloxi junk YARD
Sass Erstswpa schozal 90 hand.
aamn ENatawpa nhaai Noid "a
IL ex - Msu npsns
schsAal sid e. Teffes0n. 5000.
Moss Point school sald 20 Mobile
10 60 ST Martin schnai sold 10
Harrison Counts Wph 50.1SS
Joe Manuel collected 5000 J
{ Cox solicited Is 900 l. Crane
collected approximately 10000
II the rubber division the Fe
ports shoW that jackson County
10 WpA Il 2HH Ocean Springs 70
- G Cox. f.a6n. Ocean Springs io
Biloxi Junk Yard 800 on hand
nt Escatawpa school, 500 Esca
taWpa sold 70 J { Cox too
Moss Point xold 70 Mobile. 1900
S. MARTIN school sold e. fisFri
son County WpA 2oa0 scrap
rubber drive report Iuly n. IA,
The reports from TIRE schools
have not heeu made ] 81 detail. Mr.
Mrgehee declared However. a
full report wlll BE- made hy
schools a an early date
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

The meeting 81 ~ Fsscsgoa1ia
Rotary Cub "wednesday was al
m1st an international event The
aneaeou wzz served - some
members q the British ROYAL
Navy. Who are based here tor
Ha purpose assisted oF tne
sslae LADIES' wffo are clerks and
szIanta a. Ere uso Club and
re GUEST speaker IS ~ Gang
Hana Wang Chimes v5eecansul
- NsN orleans
Preceding the speaking 3 group
- Hiah School girls uuaer daec
Ton = Ms EugeuIa Eaaun, Nth
8r@ Easou a. the piano. sang aes
sfsl Inspiring Christmas sans
ea.cH WeFe highly enjoyed b.
re men
VISITING Holzslanz were 4 p
Koran ~ Ocean Spring Mr
Huntington q BreenviiIe s C.
faraHe Haad and Louie Hayes
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
P. Students
To Move Into
New School

When students Of the Moss
FONT High school return r.
CLASSES after Christmas ihey viii
fInd tsag Santa Claus has indeed
oeen - see them-aud lea them
q completed new school building
school schedule ~ifl not be ad
befed to TODAY while the ho.s and
gafs move their books and
equipment INTO the new building
under the supervision Of 4 A
hhayaf principal and other
members Of s1e faculty Christ
mas holidays officially begin FRI
day today and 81 no classes viii
De held ~ the neN location until
school re0pens January (
A gEsld deal o. the equipment
ie2 the new building has been
used b2 the students IN their tenn
pararV c~lassfuofas winch ranged
froFn ttae church 10 the school
gymnasium The char desks with
which, the building viii b. equip
ped VIII be moved BY each ind
vadaai owner during the day and
put "a IT'S proper place
The structure Is aimasi entirely
finished except for a few finish
ing touches which viii be added
after the student body occupies
~ Huwex ef. Il Is not yet equip
ped with electricity and school
officials are unable - say hos
jong i win be until they are
able e. obtain the necessary wff-
ing To make TINS possible Ap.
plicanon nss BEEN made through
the priority rating held b TIE
school buf as this IS not very nigh
il seems unlikely that the wiring
VIII be secured Immediately.
With labor scarce. students al
the school VIII help the JanitoHs
by each day cleaning out their
oNn home room. MF. Khayai
SAID
We don't have many janitorz
and the building is large. ne
explained IL would De i'm
easibie for tine ianI9ors 70 flnasu
cleaning ali the rooms by dark
and of course with nc lights the
lanitur couldn't see 70 clean late
s. Ne Vs made 4 broom n every
roam aur maitc
The pupils don't mind and are
looking forward % their neW.
quarters
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Local Stores 10 Be
Closed For Three
Days Christmas

ssare employees wifi hsss ar
opportunity D. ~s dBeT uret
feet ir bot waiter srh Frst their
aebsag n against pillows fee
lffn whulr dsve nest Nee
Per hen fhe raa rits - stores
IN namazuaia ard Alass Point
rinN Christmas Eyc night after
ihe hectse hoiHiaY shopping sra
sen ifaN vii net reopen until
Mardaf morning Deremhcr p
ThM will auply only e. depart
trent and dfT Ensats stores Row
ever as 81 wnaia nut r. fraafblf
fm grtscry stores e. remain
claaea fof thfea consecutive days
BANK ~ eourW wtti b. closed
an EhrMfnfa das his tres will
resume hafteaa ~ Saturday ICE
the usual half daY
Rosgal ctersa wIil have from
midnight Christmas Kve until
mtantRnt ChfmtFrs night = their
Chf8siusaa present
And ere mlan and wnYtnn whn
wofk iu the stufes and passptisce
wiil tell the world That they
need tire rest Stores vii remain
later dufing thw Christmas
seek and the parcel post division
~ tie post otfirs wtli ~ open
grssn TODAY uniil Christmas until
8 pm for the mailing 81 pack
and tire taayi lT u stamps
Arthur = Smith postmaster. De
.lafvd
There viii undoubtedly he
sofFa disappointment tins Christ
season ~ Smith aatd dUbs
e. the shortage ~ mail and has
cafa Railroads. arr convert
ms freight cars IN an effort a.
ansWvr tins need bat ~ HlsuY ~
stances package ami mail wtli b.
sloNcg up considerably However.
mail snG packages are esine
moved oat 81 PaMsgnuls she
aanee daY titeg are Hauied s. Ia
thc Christmas psestal business has
lsaeu musr than tWtcc what 4
was iaSt wear This 5 under
s4an3ahe Mkleu ~ rnaf10 that
e huwH fU0HB an8
1900 persons who are away
lruFa their home towns and nat
41 Christmas that situation
means mogr postal couimunica
ton
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Missing Men Are
Sought by Local
Draft Board

Hns pNfa9n kruH1 iHf
whereabouts 81 ans of the 90
iBs tnz aaen arr requested ~
ngs ihe Lksai Draft Beard 81
I pasrkRauia Edsel Ford lr1tf
NJ BaTa Olandef v MrsNain
Ne 2i9a Lews Taylor No 2i7a
Johnnie JoaeS r. No HT8a
Clsae Douglas NauEhu Ne 49,
Marion Thaa Wallace No l83Tz
John Henrg Watson 10 1870
Lews D8il No 1880 Kaio issfFS
Ne I918 l. y KEYS No al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Share-the-Ride
Plan Urgent In
Towns Of $500

Discussing me organization of
STARE the Roe ciaN n all
towns at 1sod and more Colonel
r + Brady. e. charge Ut This
program under Civilian Defense
IN Huwaslpp stated that taosc
nrKaH4zaternE mad e. be- perfected
hs January = as fhH Is the date
sct for fbe uatau-Wzde plan
aimed a. conserving Ele1ef - g.
into operation Cas sharing = q
normal solution o. 3 kuatty peub
Eeua and WhlIe q great MANY
ssople n Mississippi slguea she
Cousegvatiou p5eagD several
months ago a. sui have the
problem 81 Organizing an ar
tight plan ri each town ard eits
g. function after January If
U#ecte8 ] = Lsndn Of untlrd
States Office 81 Civilian Defemse
Aay no car under War conditions
shu4Id travel wIth any empty
sran where t Is possible 81 have
passenger and private eaFs must
b. kepi rolling because through.
out the country IS percent - the
people cannot gel e NaFk b bua
ar aafnuF in any other saY thar
~ private automobile
Colonel Brady asks thai ct
fouH4 esss4tnH ufshfr shu 8 500
81 ever not aait until Captain
BrumfleI6 ana Captain WtndnBm
car esH upon them f. appoint
HCanfluasd un Page s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

mc1sne - al
sir - tvu hnnes n
County
Walter Lee Lanaer and
snsd Reker ~ Hu
Hf TIE distinction q BE-
sfst as4vman in fhe easln
=st = WAACs AHa q
unanlnzsus isen bus
waiting fof fbaH m
int The army
Hrs Lander ard Ar
aHe sisters - las and
friends passed tbelI
essmlnatI0ns and aee
made membsEs 81 the
Aaahaf. Corps -
rF 3 ies dass as and
= hane nuW anly uaIt
asuaas a. - Haere 1hef
.HaHt fo9 training aud eats
zar same aag Sir Lan
s. hsad Haa HnlshHF e
rru Kraft Rapr ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Chinese Official, Rotary Guest, Reviews Pacific War

deals that es ere heatuE To-
NiH - impossible q realize De
tsind hg circumstance END alra
teEze cuusldeH aiien# TIE hzht
ne fronts may sniff hera sna
f1ete But Sc people Wha are
hacking ms Har must knu. a.
faf IS permissible IN general
situation en- 81 fronts 4 bal
sneea knaN edge lnsuse oaE In
tezent participation tu the
kluaa5 var
a tha moment tae general at
teufIan senn 81 - foeassea on
sne African Mediterranean and
Russian fronts b. tnM do not
meaa uaas the Pae1fic trent + q
- neglected Ta me contrary
fhe more ae knaa 81 ne con
dilaas O. a. iroun TIE better
qualified se ere e nHe ahe
uaE 81 8 satHaaaczaz8 Eaaciasasn
Wat = there about - pzeIfle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

rsparfea r ker d fer h
p aca examination Ne 6 :
candidate fH officers training
aol and Is also ~ hor ons
until ha 5 issued further 0
NJ Kicker foreman e he snip
ping department - l paper
mH mas nof heen called - the
efiee Service Beard nul ~ i
expecting ~ - mo f aue
1T - armed forces aaeH =
fhe near future
TIE HaanE and pretty WAACS
bfsa have EaeIr hea - or
Eesaor ITO the msto corps and
treF hope tfat aaH8 WH sesai
e. sc same HainzaE Nh1oE They
have been les friends ancs Mr.
Lander tie sarm. Mss EzHn@
tu# Cheshire daaRha q Sis
kaEe Caslnesan = PaH Arthur
Texas marr.@ WaItU L. Lan
1eH brother II Efa EzekeHz sa
fCauhuaHd - PaKr
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

- Nos Point
y aas decided iaaf there @auld
- ~ meeting of tne club next
seez fae cate De- = w@ Toe
Close e. CHRISTMAS and al would
~ fee Hsasy f. attend
" WanE made q fine talk pre-
aenf5nE GHina par BE- the aar
ahHeh pleased tae H-otss5ans gm
meuaiF a. s vN sensible and
8cH delivered aua contained
much faad t. thought The
speaker expressed rs pleasure a.
meeting re Haisszans here ant
h9 aaans To- tfe waan reeep
ton - resolved here - weI -
other phases where b. Has made
ak
TIE hlsH hgae - hn aid eere
Is follows
TIE United Nations ere aznt=
aE g.aaaI aar oar subject Is
fioaa# szefarF EIfHaaIt Nhich fle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
Christmas Play
BY Pupils Of
OIL. Y. School

4 Christmas play VII be given
by the pupils OF Our Lady IF VIC
tories School on SUNDAY Decem
osr %. a. SIS pm The title q
the ptsx Is Gifts q Myrrh ~
Karen Sundeiof Azbrand adapted
from a story % tae same name
appearing IS q Prize story n the
Boston Post The play wall Be Civ
sn in ere school hal and ne
doubt uin b. ENJOYED by . large
audience
ne usual Christmas Pageant
vii take place n fhe Church q
Oar Lady q Vefora faaf Be
ieze the midnight Mas On Thurs
das December = 1872
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
NAa and More Stringent
Dim Gut Regulations To
Go InlO Effect January |
New Restrictions VIII Effect Jackson.
Hancock and Harrison Counties; Auto
Headlights Must Be PortIY Masked.

Tightening q lighting nrSsric
nuas WHICH Wlf for the flrst tire
directly affect the Shipysrd and
the widening of the dim.oui area
io fncuxp9Faic al of Jackson. Han.
ewek and Harrison cnuntses have
been announced ~ II S Army
officials 10 be1ume effective Jan
uag l 1913
Automobile headlights must -
painted with black paint or 9th
erWtse masked over the upper
half and In the absence q park
ING lights Which must be used IN
any area where they might be
visible from the ses the head
lights must be masked OF hooded
II such 3 Way a. 10 allow the
hight e. escape through not more
tnan . tenth Of the headlight sur
face
Lights required for CITY street
lighting O. for sny cut Of door
work including the shipyaFd
must be permanently shielded 60
a IS degree angle 70 prevent any
ioum from being thrown out on
horizontal level Further regu
Iations provide that bonfires.
brush fires burning fields and
other fires must be completely
exfinguished during the hours
that these restrictions are IN
force. which include the hours
from 30 minutes before sun down
to 30 minutes after sunrise,
No exterior illumination Of
signs on buildings such aS flood
lights. neon incsndesccnt bulbs,
neon and nuorescent lights viii
be allowed in these three coast
counties il file state. accoEdine h
army rules Ard any interior
lighting Of commercial and indus
trial establishments which might
he visible from she sra viii ~
prohibited
The term visible from the sea
means from the line Of islands
which. from PascaEoula. means
Petit Bois and Horn Islands Ma
jor Ash Of Camp Shelby who Is
in charge q dim-out enforcement
along this coastal area. explained
Air Attack Protection
These asw restrictions have
been imposed IN tbe interest Of
protection against AR attack IS
well - against sra attack he
said This new dim-out inter
probation will affect the snip yard
directly The ingalls, yard has
already reduced rs lights eonsid
erahly In accordance with the
original army regulations bat the
yard ms expanded to Such an ex
tent that Il is hard 70 appreciate
this reduction The lights must
b kept % the point where tie
production will not - reduced
and the hazard e. the men wlIl
not BE- increased
These restrictions sili be vi
E0rousIg enforced ~ TIE local
police force Chief Of Police A "
Ezeil declared
ANY person caught on 81 after
January violating these rules
w1H be prosecuted ard all nol
be allowed q move ms or her au-
tumobzIs until compliance with
Continued on Page 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
County Draft Board
Seeks Whereabouts
Two Registrars

q special effort ii beng made
to asate tao jackson County
men he the Seeeiiee service
BnaHe - Paseagauia They are
James Erwin Henley Who regis
terea ieau 3I5 Canty street and
Clarence Hefber Thobarn The
board has a letter fTam THO.
born sau wha Is N the service
requesting information a. b has
whefeahauN
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
IF cAR STALLS ALI COPS

Pueblo. Colo-Ever since the
Colorado state highway patrol
Nas organized i has been & stand
ING oraeT for pzTolmen . give
ere gallon II gasoline free. +
auT uotoFist found stranded b
lack q gas But 10 more With the
advent q rationing officers were
instructed = give no more gaao
line away bat taey may p9sh 3
Stranded caH 20 3 filling station 4
Gre M nearby
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
PAYMENTS

Lanaon-The GsueraI Posi- Of
fee which operate telephone m
Britain s making . iof - money
Tor thr government awakening
peouAe a sia cents a eaG-aam
einEka are scarce ans caszle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18
MonOxide
Fumes Fatal
To Two Men
ShipY0rd. Airfield
Worker Overcome
After Cor StoIls.

Haf~ff MrGsssu Moofe D. wears
oie and David 4 Ire ~ Nefe
siised eSrly SUNDAY morning
W.hfn the4F auteuub8ie tvcsnls
filtea with Garrison mnnaxiae SIS
alter ines haeked into = ditch ~
rexan Miss Tnwf Were nsi ass
covered anul late sansssH AFTER
fewsn
Mpsre vine Ass assistant Nsne
house snreusan II tire inKaiN
S4i1ntHalAa1ag Corporation lrsra in
nitgzi aTss l~a was ensptnxea sf
Bfaakiy Az Fts6d Ia Mobile
where ne uisals hN nuH1s
Tsey were dfivtnE Toward pas
caKnals abaui y ~ = rs Sumd
wipen La wfo appeared 60 hsve
beer driving apparently trsfk tne
Fnsa ieadinE n Pecan instead af
ths hEack topped rasd into Pace
Rnala Wren tftcy go e. the l.
and s. Railroad crossing 1t ~
can tines svideutig discovered the
mistake ARD 81 attempting ~
tffu fts ear around t1sx baeked
tns0 = newly Graded ditch
Unable b. pxtrtesse lie auto
moalle theF app@aisd fos sNlg'
aure H. Gas Stark Wa0 Isves neat
the crossing tut tire car cuuld
not b. mased According a.
STARK BE- tod the msu that q
truck frufn the Southern Kraft
Payer MglI wa scheduled r. pass
ahoat Ia a N aud wosild prob
abty pail iae cat cat ~ lise ditch
for them
Stark returned II as home
assd ay1annaiv the men gnt hack
ssn 81 em
heater sun warmth TAs exhaust
rspx was aBTle5 & inches ~ t0e
mad 81 TIE ditch hewexer and
ae famea from she Hfptaf filtered
fark into the eImed car asphtu
atin9 hosh men
Child Discovers Tragedy
Wnen Stark arose ahxsal 5 8 m
L. - a. work ~ heard the motor
running nut when he passed tnc
car thn enzia8 was alset hut
the lights @eFe burning He
Thought shas sae per Waeax as.eep
ami Wens on r. hs 100 a nafn
Der 81 pegp8e noticed the men
curing the daf nut tno4ant thea
wefe asleep and 6 was not Until
: SFsah enid II the nefzBsofaoou
suceumhsd - CuEsasltg auu IN
vest6kated was b discovered That
ttc usen Nerc dead accofdInE
t. f 4 Faia coroner death
probably occurred about 2 q m
A. the time 81 ihc discovery the
battery Of tire car Wn aead and
the gasoline taus empty
TIE absence Of ali upe ol
papers lrom ihn pockets % Lea
made Identification difficult and
It was MT Until about midday
Monday that MS name and Sd
dress Weze learned
Lea bad Just returned from
York Ala wneur b. had driven
hs wIlc e. ihe hnue ~ her par
ents tn await ire birth % a baby.
she had taken ihc Other entaafer
afth hef TIE baUy aM born
aead = short limae altcf she Was
informed q her husband S aeain
Msere AS TIRE husband % BITS
Dorothy EdmandS MoaFe Wno
wss formerly supervisor Nith 80
southern Bel Telephone and
Telegraph Company r. Paeca
aotlla 4 feW months aGa sns
AS transferred r. Biloxi r. 81.
dIttou ta hts widow MgoFe &
survived - 1se brother + II
Moore 81 jackson Mss ais step
n.M44-rsmM 81 UaHH al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-18

The chroniclestar and Advertiser offers It.
readers is snlal Christmas shopping edition IN
shis issue Our readers VII find three big sec.
tons filled with tie offerings q Moss Point and
Ps-agouia merchants Take oat yoaH pencil nov.
make your Hi Of Christmas needs from the offer
lnEs IF these locsl merchants aid then make II
3 point to Do gour shopping other than a. peak
hours 50 nat ths merchants ean offer 500 The
pest n service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Fox Mourns Loss
OF Sidney Kent

DAVID VI. IDEAL. president of
the FoX-Nichigan Corporation. OPP
Grating inc Fox Thcatcr, joined
leaders in all branches of The mo-
ton picture industry IN mourning
the death Thursday of Sidney r.
Kent. ono OF hlmdom : outstanding
figure. Mr Kent was president
of Twentieth Century-Fox Film
CORPORATION and National Thea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

at the Penobscot Club on Monday
night, doubling from the CaSs The
alter. Miss Allen. who was also
understudy 10 Ethel Norman in
the original New York cast of the
show. and also in "Dubarry Was a
Lady" will offer in the Champagne
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

ment. M a k C
me a high
brow or a
] o w b r o w.
Either W V.
s o m g h o d y
thinks i look
better than l
do with the
normal di g
I a n &c be-
w cen my
hair and eye
broWS.
And ven
the one with
he balloon
ear. What II
! do with this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

Speaking about this weeks
distorted pictures OF my poor
libeled face, / might as well
admit that the whole thing was
a sad mistake.
Too many people looked at
the distorted pictures and said
that they were a great improve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

Room some OF the hit songs from
the stage production and special
material bits of her own.
GUY WEIGH and his boys con-
tinue on the bandstand, with
charming Patricia Willis and Pa
mela Britton 10 share vocal honorS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

EVERY YEAR Jeanette Mac
Donald gives herself a Christ.
mas gift of one beautiful piece
of jewelry. She had ordered a
lovely necklace for this year
but Cancelled the order and
bought defense bonds instead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

in the Champagne Room, while
vivacious Diam Dale's piano an
tics provide entertainment in the
ChartreuSe Room.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Betty Allen Due
At Penobscot Club

BETTY ALLEN, ultra photo
genie understudy to Frances Will
liams in Panama Hattie opens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20

Three Comic Pages every day
IN Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
Why girls. I don't know what
YOU mean. Kitty never goes 10
,all-night poker sessions.

~" wv ""' h''y H'N'i hV'> w
,all-night poker sessions.
But 10 tell you the truth.
Kitty has an inSidlouSly subtle
way Of handling such things
The last time played poker
Kitty played. too II was Al
party A few weeks ago
You know how II Is when
women play In the same game
with their husbands. The men
look down their noses and
accuse the women OF wanting u
play with all cards up 10 the
SeNen-spot wild. (How did that
game Of li9?--aces, tours, mines
and dcuceS wild--get startedc)
We'll anyway We played
Kitty modcStly said that she
didn't understand the game very
well but IL its Just penny
ante I'm willing
"" all started with 70 cents
worth OF chips each. That's
81 30, because | paid for Kitty'S
"'i ~, nm -, 20
cents worth from Kitty because
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soy N,''' my I,I''S' anu uiA-
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nsa" on, 'nlo ""ncoouS : IouI-
oi-a.s'nu' anu oousn' oo cent,
MoI,n u. '"'ps iro''' inc panNeI'
Sne " ,'''"p at snoWuo"n,
~ vi. c"u '. VI" cNe"'ns'
saw we rru VI NY loose
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stand the game very well, and
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-20
25 YEARS AGO TODAY
~ March 20, 1917

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