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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29
HEAD CENSOR
 URGES MORE WAR REPORTS
Says Newspapers, Radio May Draw Line in
 Cooperation

NEW YORK, Oct. 29. - Byron Price, Director of Censorship, said today that unless ample war news is given out by the Government, our voluntary undertaking by the press and radio will collapse
 Price declared in the New York Times forum that If the curtain is drawn too tightly, if official se- crecy leads to widespread distrust and apprehension among the peo- pie. doubt seriously whether the newspapers and broadcasters will be so willing to cooperate in bottling up news which always comes to them through their own outside sources"
 Sinkings Announced
 Director Elmer Davis of the Off, flee of War Information, mean while, told the audience that all sinkings of major United States naval vessels have been announced up to noon yesterday, and added that a full account of the Pearl Harbor attack is being readied for publication on its anniversary. next December [ ...s ~...x..
 It is interesting to note that an account of the Pearl Harbor attack containing much more than cor respondents were able to report or was published recently by the Sat- urday Evening Post.
 Davis also said that Secretary
 4CA.xti-,,ol n,. n.x.o rr.yaN
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29. The entire Alaska Highway is now open for traffic.
 This is the announcement made today by Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson.
 The opening is weeks ahead of schedule.
 Motor trucks started this week moving supplies and equipment to garrisons in Alaska, using the en- tire 1871 miles of the roadway.
 Secretary Stimson told the news
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29
Bases in IndiaA Are
 Fired On

NEW DELHI, Oct 29.--The Japs announced ill a broadcast heard lere today that they have destroy ed or damaged at least ten ground cd fighters besides several trans ports" in raids on American air. fields ill northeast India. but their attempts to smash these bases for US. Army bombers in ferry service for China, are regarded here as futile.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29
NEW RAIDS H0NGk0NG
 ARE TOLD
Jap Radio Reports U. 5. Planes Over Captured
 British Island City

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-A radio broadcast from Tokyo was picked up here in which the Japs report ed another United States looming for the third and fourth days at Hongkong.
 The broadcaster said the attacks were made by seven BPS medium bombers, escorted by five P-4O fighters. He said the bombing caused no damage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29
ATTACKS OF AxISBEATEN
 OFF, DESIRE
British Eighth Army Sue. tessfuI in Moves-Tanks
 Hit R0mmeI's Units

CAIRO, Oct. 29. - British head quarters announced this morning that the Eighth Army has beaten off all Axis counter-attacks in the Egyptian desert and also reports that air attacks on enemy supply line bases, including Crete. are be- ing successfully carried out.
 The official communique also re- ports further losses have been in flicted on Rommel's forces by 8 series of minor tank engagements.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29
Revokes
 7 Power Job
 priorities

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29. The War Production Board has revoked the priority ratings given seven power irrigation projects in the West, including section of Grand Colilee dam, in line with the WIPE policy of curtailing the use of cri- tical materials in construction pro- jects.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29
Heroic Dog Slain;
 City Seeks Killer

LYON, France, Oct: 28. - Dick. dog hero of the present war. has been poisoned and all Lyon has joined the hunt for his slayer.
 Holder of several citations for heroism. Dick was credited with saving 9 Frenchmen and with rounding up and bringing in as prisoners five German army dogs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29
R. ". Me(RARY, pAA
 OFFICIAL, ARRIVES
 FROM WESTWARD

R. w. McCrary, Radio Service En- gineer for Pan American Airways in Alaska, arrived here last night from the Westward.
 MT. McCrary will be in Juneau for several days before proceeding to his headquarters in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29
Sho1udovn Lp Southeastern Pacific Now o
Alaska Highway Now Open for Traffic as
 Trucks Begin Moving

men at the conference today that thousands of trucks will operate on the route all during the winter carrying soldiers and supplies to Alaska and plans are also under way to bring loads of strategic ma terials on their return trips
 The formal opening of the high way has been advanced tentatively to November Is instead of De- cember l. Ceremonies are planned at a point on the Alaskan-Cana- dian border
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29

From TIT to 1921 mayors of New York City were appointed by the governor and four senators con- stituting a council of appointment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29

The Army and Navy followed this
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-29

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23

sas 4itia Hfa1e Eat hafs - Fax
eaEeaAa nd 81 - re ingalls,
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neH AK WORKING IorE1N-
AnE hzre1 haa
- InEaIE ~ zla4e s LABOR
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
kCaz1aee = Paes s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
West Columbus
Drive TOBe


AH asa&raHe< pFznsH0 an afaoth
~ ealamn 81 fhts paper provides
or the abandonnaeaL Is Nae ciiy.
~ q pl1iir street or zhofDaRhkAre
81 laas paFt = VEST celunbus
Drive glrnine s s poipl an the
margIn & Laf II. Block e
n1 failepsnE tlse curved per
|Nan # the Elre y whefe
al lntersecfs Mckinley avenue
.Tts para d Colaxnius Dsiye
s. kaoNn 3 ShuF4 Columbus
Dre The paftsen e TIE street
- Re abandoned begins 81 .
POM On the wesf Inc q Lot =.
Block y. II the Iutefnaaunas
ShlpaaIi6lFR Cooperation sabd
ision and eaas 81 MeK1nIeg Ne
nae The ssfaet Is % b. rh8sed
Prominently. and ~ interest Ct
thf GIf9 q PaS<azoala ii an1
81 the lands comprising the
aoanaaaed pertion If aasa street
tesagutsae0 a. he owners uf
30 psapzts abaizlag SaHse
The reazaz s0w ere aaandon
naent - the sale street. Is thaf
81 Is VERY neaf ard ainuSs pafa
Continued O. Page s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Besi EIiorts Of WeIders Pledged By
Worker n ingalls, Radio Broadcast

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ftk weezz II Ihe 4nEalh n
hafa1nK CmpMa1an ~ ua ip
building ehch : 80 aaaa. Is lhe
eze11s a ho NosWu
NelaE = the sizipyaaG xpakk
Man1ay nsazt "a he American
Challenge program ne
e Na ~ TIE Ensalh CNs8
a1ia1
Thzs praazaF g ur -
hezzE heard e.z1h Mm1dsy nlehf
a. 30 ever WrHHc Birmingham
WALA Mee nd VAIL D
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"Wednesday frax S tc 80 s y
us@ WV NeM Darn n
program presented Maa1ay ns
NiH ~ le frs e 1e hard Ger
tae New 0eaEA satnz
Il asan 4 ~ ~
"a zhe pay r csak
w. presented uz1inHz me 80
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laaz - Haalna better zAIr8 80
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Five Injured In
AuioArCiden
NearMoSs Point


Two automobiles crashed II ,
heaa-nn r~elasian IN Highway SO
5usf en- the other Esdr G Mess
Point Monday night and minor
injuries were suffered by the ave
occupants of the Two cars
The accident occurred abous 10
p NJ Sunday when ar saton10-
bile occupied BY r G Pope. 30s
South Washington street. Mobile
Lawrence Burroughs. 6 South
Dc2xhasn street. ana JatsEn West
MS Adaarx street Mobile and an
other car IL khich n c Perkins
end H1rnia Perkins veere travel
ing toward Moss Point colhded
Oh > curve
The cuts and bruises suffered
- TIE uscn were treated Il the
jackson County hospital and al
the men were released Coznty
Highway patfolnan Fenam0re
Hudson investigates baf MADE 10
charges
The visibility wak So po0r due
to The ram he said IS apparent.
81 nelshcT driver MAS proceeding
Al 3 fast rate q speed thst ! feel
ire accident Uas unavoidable.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Do Your Purtl

10 yo1 kncw thet nimost
sgesv MIGHT sume hnsneiazk msn
4 siseplns IN his s1tomsbzle
pxshzbay right IN ire shadow q
Fra9 rWn eomfoFtabls homs2
rs frua Ard that usn 3
4 max worker. RE has prob-
nhiY laft rs family - corns
hara 70 woxk IN fhe var indus
Bns there arnnt erouah
&p2na places = 90 HTennd
nrrnsdina 10 Miss Jennie p.
GufE. nsrretaxy Of khs Homes
n~anmtrat1au bureau. Every
ane = noinn TO hsvs to make
sarrifirer II the winnina Ct
ma waH. sEsra xishf No. ~
xxsun " fina rnsm IN vrazr
hsna fcr - laask ens nE Ehezs
wax waxkars-sven il i masns
cuttings xoarssH e : siishs IN
couxeuienee. phone sc ana
hsi yoarx availaals spsee witn
Miss EofE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
lS Tons OF.
In
FirsiWeek
County Oil 70
Flying SlUf II
N0tionuI Drive


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
ChlOroform Used
On Fourth Victim OF
Phantom Barber Sunday
Policemon's Fofher WreStles With
Bold Householder Who Escapes:
Other Providers Are Reported Here.

The Phantom Barber struck once again - = te dark
ness Sead=s night taking his strange toll Of human haK from
the head Of Mrs. r +. TAYLOR. North Pascaroula street
The fourth hair cut that the barber has given came
after about two weeks of apparent Inactivity. a least As far
as hair cutting was concerned. and showed q decided change
n the age limit The other victims Of his mysterious shear
ingsr have been little gils but this time an adult was the OBJ
jet of his attention
Although the Phantom Barber himself had remained
quiet Tor the past ten DAYS, perpetrators OF the crime wave
which has sxept the town since the BARRIERS" first appear
ance three weeks ago at Our Lady Of Victories Convent when
ne cut the hair q two little girls became holder than usual
Saturday morning when q man forced his way into the home
IF II II. Bruadug while Mr.. Broadus stood inside the house
and calico . the marauder.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23

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p4aa2n - aweIz water + tuEas
SasH = kesp NrhztsFz a. H. cas
aiaE suck = ia shop aaa les
yuu aagilf nas haze lhoazIz4 ii =
NJ pgr aaz1aH be 81 e. 81 faz
OUTSIDE q e nice Iaey sasak ola
1I q villa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Proposed Rates
For Sewerage
Use Sci By City


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23

Ordinance
On Lighting
Other Coast Cities
Take Some Move For
Like Enforcement

AT efdnsanre conforming wifh
TIE reRulailuua lad down hs Ire
~oasbsgp ueleEGM Cumnaaxsa
thhiishlnE = aisn-ous along ne
eatsfe 1sn Eoau sat Adopted hs
TIE fpAsuw nsan essg uourru 1t
: inserting heid SATURDAY, naghs
81 Cry Hal.
TIE manarae wak fhe out
growth q ) meeting Reid Frh
~ Inifpn7 besween rossssss ara
eIn offsraah d naes eassssraan
u frnsn EulfruE4 tc Ra~maa
y ard Masm r { Ash b charge
a ne unfueesraenl 81 lie lighting
regulations aioasE TINS mzsirn uf
TIE eua
Saslzf ordinances haa4 beer
aspte6 ~ al mst riGlsn amt
w66 gsxe uniingm enforcement
raealntAssak alusE tie entire see
tton - thak conKt i was aaid
Although thR meann pfUhisIt
ine uutside reeesn 1als4snK Is
ranRanee Il the mainnFrs ndup4
ec - te rsv eeancll = i Fma
cry sifeFne Aa lhns II Arrasd
aae with Fnsfanns lrnm IA
VOC Ash u 8 meeting hen hese
Wednesday this pham VII moi b.
en1ea - ahe trefx uslsIs se
wane ~ 0ainr and Ter.
rsIaH herr 4haf nas existsd Tor
the pasf feu wu< has suhwiam
The Ofaraanee faluu rinanas
ihH regulations established under
sn order issued b. Llrul Cen
Malsef kruR commanding fsm
rn Defense cena
~ were pu II Hui Is
ihM laEt issue IL Ihe Chrunn
htas and Advertiser TIE tall
ordinances adopted ~ TIE clfv.
roaHen wIIi be iaunc r. anofhr:
part ~ TINS issue.
The regulations afe aifasav n
ia7ea NJ Ford sad snd enforce
nent 4 II ihe hanas Il Eity anse
coansY officers
aEEa uasiininE diu CIT nreus
fa automobiles IRE being paini
Sc ara Al. D. etnraea - the cssg.
Fo1hs Chlef Esell said
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
New Equipment
Hall Harmful
Pollution

Installation of initial coup
mens costing sppfuxlnateY &a
a0a IL reanee stream paslafi9u
underway - the MAasale c.
puzai8on At Laurea hohefs 81
neehm director Of research
advised the Static Game ara
Commission
Cooperating win TIE ST.
anezars IN It's efforts K eiimn
ste harmful STREAM pasluuUn
soash MsszsaTspa spNfNfs fae Las
rel firm Sad installation 81 fns
flrxa unit 81 ting euuipmesn Is
cxpersen around Bepiemter
AFTER 8 considerable amouns
50f engineering study. - non
teel we have N'aHkea 0al : sstAs
faclnry solution Whirh csns
IN euneenHraslne wood snrzrs d.
solved ia Naier and finely 8
uiaea tihfans nsateriak Is
Boehm explained In ths wHs
fhe efflaens e TIE stseafn sh0uaa
he greatly reduced partirnIarig
during periods u loU strean
flou
Il wuala Their l. possible s.
adde's. 10 retain tae finely a.
vadea fiber II the Masonsze proa
act dur r. more effective emae
a Ct ihe aRoe sugars IS ne ne
type - equipment
Mn Boehm explained inst TIE
sugars have nc poisonous uaa
tiss but Require q certain anaonH.
81 0xY8Ren which considerable =
cucs TIE amount q oxvRen IL ua
stream. particularly II anex s.
los stream fiuN
Installation o. tie specially -
klEneo equipment Nlli make pN
ssble the conversion Of TIE koiu
iaon 81 wood into certain chenrsea
by products which prior 80 he
present finae NFefs nof CONSIDERS
lcfitieal
I hRs recently ARen azsrns
efee that thesf chemical b. pfe1
ucts ear BE- USED directly fur
tense purposes Nr Boehm o.
closed
II tnu way tt s aur Aan@ IT,
"a alcltlou - the redartlnn e
stream pollution. wa can usus4
1C0ntinuec % Page =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Pledge
Drive Ended
Here Saturday

jackson Counfy's Victory Pledge
campaign closed Saturday after
fise GAYS Of concentrated earsvaS
sing 70 obtain TIE name q every
person in the county On . pledge
Tor TIE purchase Of war savings
bonds and stamps.
J Oliver Cole county chairman
IF the drive. announced that al
though complete figures are not
svaiiabie and probably viii not be
reacy for release for some time il
Is believed that the drive was :
blg success
The house = house canvass was
handled in PaseagoaIa. Moss
Point and Ocean Springs % the
chief ar rad wardenS in those
towns and n the rural sections.
a J. Franklin county agent and
Hiss Ruth Cain. home demon
strsuaH agent Efforts were made
u contact every person wih an
income. either through 3 house
visit N AZ industry. Many uf the
larger industries IN jackson Coun
= have already made arrange
nienls aith employees for > pay
sol aIleunent plan whereby 8
Certain per cent 81 employees
wages shall 50 for fhe purchase
q bonds o. stamps. The eooper
zaor e these industries made Il.
possible 70 contact 3 nurnber q
persons whom & wual1 Asx@ bern
hard fef the canNagzer 81 see
ozheraHse
Twenty ioaF rural neIKnoor-
8c1otinaed On Page s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
ChanrerY Court
Ends Busy Term
Friday Night

chsncerY cour for Jar&son
County finished lis Iab0rx and aa
8ourned FRIDAY night June r.
afier one Ct 1he busiest terms II
recent years TIE fuu aocket
which contained many divorce
easeS vas almost entirely clean
ed ~ A feN cases wene SET for
hearing 10 TIE chanoelI0r = VI
cation and some can1inued until
nexi term
Following Is q list q TIE cases
disposed o. during ne lasI week
q the term.
Jnna IS ls4z
x Parte McKinIef Coliara Jr..
auo aex c~olimd-Decree rem
aeged removing m.nortues. pur
pose q executing deed
Ksfaryn Benaous Wstts ~ A
J VISITS - Decree q divorce
nanted
Mm DORIS Harvey Dormond vs
Lou Calvin Dor1n0na-Deesn Of
divorce granted
Wanda Juan.la Cark Lanbur
tas 8 miner. ~ kaIlns Monne
LamhaftnS - Decrae 81 alxoFce
granted
0caF JuHaan - Tempv Saith
= als-Fanal decree granted
"A Ealnn I4AtN - r F Par
sons - als-Kasf deeu Hzaaaed
ir fhe meztz4 81 the Estate liar
Earet selefu Honm-Deraeal Or
DER
Estaes II Hanasag - Eaoeh D
hamsag Deefee 9 diverse
ezanlea
Eag Iaez Hawkins Land "
osbin Ey Laad-Daefee q o.
zasce Ezzntd
Jaaa IS. ls<z
Il = Justice Is a ZaehoH4or
1r d-sznzssinE aais h6ed
L : DaanzT L1I CO = y
1 Swan IS as-DeezHe Pc oan
sesso ane Finai D~xes Aie
GaaHazanzz.n Il Czarses = Da
~ = E NZorEa aafla@Ix.ne
guardian - ~ property secured.
- toHaIoEuIe sale aFzh Eezi -
ase assnry - SIZE
Era@ JoeenH HssaN y ANA
2zan1naza % Ease s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Commerce Glasses
For Adults Slufed
To Begin July

Il response h. the fnalkleni DE-
uasno fof niEht Glasses r. rsm
naefe14l VWk zof aduls ~ tn
aeeagouls Hgh senool s saisIoa
coaFSe VII bW Gtarted Nunnax
jus q tm those persons fuie
extg IN lbls Nosk 7 4 Wells
superintendent q. cry sefssals a.
noataeec tha week De Sc ne
iaet mat additional fnnds are ne.
available - nss tlTne Is i neea
s mat tne classes b IL he
form g. 3 tainon eesrse IL WeIls
ssla and $40 ; nlunlf ali s
charged f3 tne GLASSES eseh
Mee8 q ts0 hoaas dufaaan eaef
The hours N4il be trom SO q
SIS 3 IN
i W4ll - impossible 4 osen
shs2 classes unless taeHe s
nAanzmun ssgEuaz5on q aan S..
oenk 4 5 substantial nawa.
81 persons REGISTER i vii r. pas
SaS = Heaaae IN charges for IT,.
egafa L ali - necesaw aas
~ interested peseaas l. fersxtes
Cne p4y ~ - be- - 81 tsae fEHz.
uHanth n soeenee ngt Later tar
Jus 8 Tie Erst cas- & - ae
E4naea ~ coxeE review Wa.
q saothana ane asping Z psaas
- Aae& esssee H~aaaeflzzN Ii
Ne# asserted usex Nn y Iaaeas
- M1 Lee Lawrence Hove -
'sa1W hsh Sehsal raasaserela.
fzazzser
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
V0ncIe0ve Alumni
Association 70 Be
Formed At Meeting

An alumni association Of the
NancIeave High School vii be
formed al q meeting II graduates
81 the Eefsool scheduled 10 Dc held
Wednesday. June - az 8 ,. M
It the Nancleape Methodist
church. il vaE announced this
week
Al former students of tire Van
cleave school are urged "a - pres
ent Plans - help II rebuilding
If tire FancieaVe school recently
destroyed bY fire. min b@ dis
casxea a nae meeting The move
ment Is being sponsored hy the
vancIxsve Library Association
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23
Fire Truck colIed
When Lightning
Hi Old O0k Tree

Ihf IRE truck was sasamunea
late Thursday af1esnxsan e ths
heaae q Nln Ann FarnHaorth ga
beaeh Boulevard wfNn 1Iahtn1nF
struck ar aak tree b. H. hgaa
during s taunder storm Nxses
striklng he nes the H9altn4nz
veefer to TIRE rooG 81 fsse hosaes
bat slight damage wms anne
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-23

Ckftzenz On Guard
These two weekend happen
ingz. along with . nz1FabeF Of re-
ports % police of prowlers in diff
ferenf parts q the city. came At
3 tir1e when excitement here is
II feperpitrh Many citizens are
sleeping with their windows nail-
ed down and 81 are wary and On
guard The possibility that this
series e nocturnal happenings
iBcluding househFeakings and
wowsme Is ~ attempt 81 sabot-
age with the disruption q work
ers II the ingalls, ShipbuiIding
Corporation plant here as Is aim.
has been advanced but there
seemed small support o. this sup
position ia view If tire fact that
officials a. TIE shikvar1 repaEa NO
appreciahle falling off IN the
night force
There are always some men
absent from wvgk 81 night Of
ficisk said but with as many
workers a there are Al the plant
any night finds : certain number
not reporting for work due to
some reason We notice no de-
crease IN the night shift that
could il any way b. attributable
. TINS crime wave. OF course,
there may b isolated instances Of
; man staying with ms family but
they seem . be teN and lar be-
tween"
Believes chloroform Used
II addition 70 having her hair
eut MR Tayln asserted Monday
that she believed AchIor0form Or
some other fumes acre used BIZ
the barber
= woke - about midnight
NIth an awful Anuherine { d
sati0a. se sid 4 called my nus
band ard ted hizn ! thought l
was sEnolherine 70 death ard then
! became violently IL / didn't
even know thai ny hair had been
eat until ] puE my hand up e my
head eEd discovered that il was
los Ehorter CO one side than On the
other
Later some pisces q hair we're
discovered il the bed ana the
screen Nas found - be partly
open G Taylor uas sleeping
right next - the window sna
whether II wm possible for the
man 10 haye cnt her hair without
having come AL ne wsy into
re rom Was : eneslan Er. Tay-
If ard naen fuo danghfers. Mn
c W. Biass 6 Mobile and Hrs j.
4 HWdan q Beaumont who are
visiting Tier parents. ID moi
swake anti In Taylor called
them An Bios and In Jordan
Nere sleeping 81 : studio couch
u the eofna q Their parentg
roam having bAen AFRAID = sleep
fCoatlnaAa on paEe 8
La gaceta., 1942-04-09
Ell JUICIO DE RON CONT
A Ell DA IA

Riom, Francia, abril 9. -
Ell magietraG que preside Ia
causa contra los exprimero:
ministries Blum y Daladier, e.
general Ganelin y otras per
sonalidades, anunci6 hoy que
la vista Sc reanudara ell dia Ia
a la una de il tarde.
En- la Ultima session, ell eX-
primer ministro Daladier ha.
bio de traidores luego de que
un testigo habfa dicho que ro-
pa para ell %ejercito, valuada
en- 100000 de granos, Sc ha-
bia encontrado en- I'm almacen
de Troyes, oculta o aparente-
mente oculta, cuando ell ejer-
cito necesitaba uniformes, "a
patos y frazadas,
Daladier llam6 la atenci6n
de la Corte sobre que varios
testigos habfan dicho que ST.
tuaci6n similar prevalecfa en-
otros s~ervicios, incluyendo ca
La gaceta., 1942-04-09

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In the mouth, although some cases may BE-
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Thousands OF popular and successful people
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