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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Miss HAxLE HERRrRu

MI. &ffH MFK AFf4EF GN4EffET ana
dauehter OF Cuifport arrived Thurs
day 70 make sheir home IN thls
city and are comfortably domic1lea
in the Cowan home on Bellevue
street
Mrs 7. r Spencer. Afrx @ L Tur-
ner and Miss Hattie MCLEOD we're
visitors 70 Mobile Tuesday.
90
Mrs. n. r F1txner and Mrs John
Chambers were visitors % NeN Or
leans Monday.
Mr.. and Mr. q. A. Graham and
Miss Bessie Ccwan were Visitors 10
Mobile Thursday.
-
Mrs John Chambers ard Miss
Ruth Cain spent Saturday afternoon
IN Mobile.
Mrs. d p. Stephens and two sons
of New Orleans spent the week end
in the home Of Mrs. Stevens moth
er. Mrs A. l. Todd.
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Mrs John Cirlcf spent several
days this week In HAttiesburg. Miss
Major and Mrs. Eugene wink Of
Biloxi spent Tuesday IN the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs +. A. KhayaI
Mr.. and Mrs. 8 NJ Peterzeli and
son. Mark. and Mrs NJ. Peterzell
spent Wednesday evening IN Biloxi
with Milton Peserzeli os Keesler
Field.
Mrs. J. T. Thompson and Mrs. w.
II. Hawkins we're visitors to Mobile
Thursday.
Mrs. Maiva jackson LEFT sunday
for a several days visit In Eir-
mingham. Ala.
1t. and Mrs. w. M. Hawkins OF
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca. have returned
70 their home after q visit here
70 DR.. and Mrs. J. 7. Thompson and
AIRS. w H. Hawkins.
D.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Dodd. ST.. and
daughter Of Boaz Ala. are guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ] p. Dodd. y.
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Fred Steinberg A.. iast week for
q two weeks vacation 20 be spent
with relatives Ia Philadelphia. Pa.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Barr and
little daughter. Barbara Ann. left
Tuesday for their home in Spring.
hill. La. after q few days visit here
In the homes Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
DeLashmet and Mr.. and Mrs. C. Z.
Posey.
Mrs. Alex Pritchett. Mrs. Bessie
Vetter, AIRS. r. Y. Taylor and Miss
oleta Renfro enjoyed the afternoon.
Tuesday m Biloxi
10
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Nixon and
little daughter. Dottie. returned TO
their home In Baton Rouge, La,
Sunday. after spending the week
end here with Mrs. Mixon's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. II B. Oversfreet.
o.
Mrs. NJ. Peterzell Of Fyac. n. Y,
arrived Saturday for q visit IN the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. N. Peter
zeli.
D.
Mr.. and Mrs 6. Postel and sons.
Seymour and Robert, spent satur-
day IN Mobile.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helton. Jr.,
Of Houston. Texas. were guests IN
the home Of Mr. and Mrs r. p.
Fitzner last week.
WEEKLY BRIDGE CLUB
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

~ ano Nh EW4 AAzzEFE AEa
aaHshter BmFhAra. arrived Tuceaas
fos : visit az . wAeea ~ he huEne q
Mf ana Mr Al p Jnhn~un zta
Mli Road pAscmRualA
10
An isnuoFtani meetine 81 thr Pas
/ eaenasa HNh Aenuol pTA vii M
he'd ii ne school. wednesday a..
| ternoun. Jan a. ST ; - ochck An
t~ntFrcstinR feature uf tire mEettHe
wsfl be 3 musical praHrMm whlrh has
been especially prepared for ue o.
casion
Mn sam Briggs and Miss Mary
OautleF 1eFe arn0ne PaNcaaouiank
who made business tftps 70 Mnhtle
this geek.
Mr.. and Mira r Il. nacot and
daughter. Reteuca Mafsz. At Beach
Blvd Pancnaouia. motorcd 10 Lay
rel Sunday. where uheg spnnt the
das wlth Mr. Hacotk mother. Mrs.
7. r. Bacot
49,
Friends Of Mrs. J l. naruW,
short Columbus DRIVE. pAscaRonla
are umpnthising with her over the
death Of her grandmother. Mrx
Henrietta Porter. which occurred II
EscataHpa, Tuesday naorping.
o
Mr. and Mrs. d. ". BAieman uf
ifi2 Baena Vista Street have re-
turned from IN extensive trip which
Included visits 20 Nrw York City.
where they spent the holidays and
at Newport News. and sightseeing
At Williamsburg. Va
10
Mr.. and AIRS. - r. Robinson and
| son. Roy. Of near Mobile. we're re-
cent guests IN the home OF AIRS.
Roblnsons mother. Hrs ! r. Bates,
"a Lake Avenue, pascaeoula.
10
Mrs. Edna Pitcher has gone for .
( visit Of a few days IN New Orleans.
g.
james u. Buffet Of Pascarouin.
vino has been stationed al Kee4lef
Field IN Biloxi. hns been trans
ferred 70 the 3fath Material squad
ron At Houlton. Me.
%
Mrs. william Fax. Jr. was moved
home Saturday from The jackson
County Hospital where she has been
under treatment. but IL win be =
week or more before she viii be
able to be out again
|
r. c. Houdyshell. uho acoompan-
led the body Of Mrs. n. 2. Wiikin-
son from California. hax been the
guest Of MI. and Mrs NJ s. Mcorafh
while here.
III. and Mrs I. D. Manuel q
Ocean Springs are spending n few
days here ~ guests IN the home d
Mrs. c. j. Moe.
90
As q means towards raising funds
for the rehabilitation of the mnnss
Of the First Presbyterian Church
OF P~ascag0ula, the womans AuxlI-
larry TO that church Eafi give a rum.
DO supper. beginning It ) D. m and
continuing into the evening hours
Friday. Jan. 10. Tnis should be
vel patronized ~ the cause i .
worthy one
o.
Among the small but very pleas-
ant Inequalities Of last Sundns
uas . dinner at which Nr. and Mra
William Bird entertained -four sol.
diers from KeesIer FIeid az Biloxi.
90
Mrs. Roy M. Krehn Of pnscaeoula
and children. Jessie Ellen and MAI.
colin 5td0ine. vert visitors 20 Mo-
bile. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p Torres and
sons, Carl and Bernard. Of Mobile
were veek end visitors m the mona
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. ?. Johnson Il
Paaoagouia-
Dan Mahaffey mosored 70 Msri.
dian. Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs NJ L. Rnaeuhaum
formerly ~ pascaeuula. but nov 81
Meridian. arrived Monday for !
short visit 70 Miss EIma Ifndfuue,
during which time they avaiie.
themselves o. the opportunity 1.
greet some Of their many friend
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
MCCORMICK CIEcLE HAD
MEETING MONDAY LAST

Mccormick Circle of the woman's
Missionary Union Of the FIRST Bap-
fist Church Of pascagoula held the
opening Of the new year on Mon
day last with Mrs. 7. ". Hudson ~
her home on School Street
The opening devotional was led
BY the chairman, Mrx Travis asnra.
who chose her text. Peace / Bring
Unto You" from the closing chap
ter OF John. after which the time
was given to organizing endeavors
for the coming year.
At the close Of business Mrs.. Hnd-
son served hot coffee and cake. Be
sides the hostess those present we're
Mrs Avara. Mrs. Barnes Mrs. w. w.
Robinson. Mrs ~ K walker. and
Mrs. Joe Walker
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] hese Tassy wrss accompanied -
nss1r Nn LnAss HasSnnNnat
~
Mnwrfs Ccwan II uultpusA waea thE
euesa a. hin aunt Mrs " 8 Nc
/ orath ard otlsef relatives IN rNMe
Rrala. MunskAy
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Mf and Mrs. waiter RnerFtsnn
naplnwed 70 Maetie sunday e. naess
tAe lalttFs rArratA pF and Ma
| nnfkiny az ekate LIRE Mis-. utW
sere bringing wiih usem taaeA
gfanssmun usaelak Robertson nfe
/ haA keen their Kaesf IN Ire lac
Afternoon Nf. and MfA NoeertNpn
ard DouxlAs returned - theiF hoEne
IA paacARoalA
Captain Maftinunn has rttarrtsd
! from Nrw YORK 90 which plRre -
tezsk tho African cxzsars after sc
had neen turned osrF % tire Mari
tlnae Conmlaaian.
Mrz q 4 Mas. go Iake Avenue
has recovered Erozn > very seFlaala
cold which keps fer . shut-sn f.
several days.
Mrs. G. n Gray and Mrs . q
Ahbey made = ki1nft visit 10 uuf-
port Tuesday. returning 20 PAacA-
goula the salne evening.
-
Mrs Robert H. Younx. . former
paacmRcutan. hnt nov N jackson
MlzR. was greeting TIER many friends
In PaHcagouiA. "wednesday.
After a visit IN the h0sne Of MS
sister. Mr1. Warren Mccieskry. Rob-
eTt Perry has returned 70 Hatties-
burg Mira Perry vino VA also
q guest Ia the McCiEaksy home has
remained for a visit with her kkH-
Ter. Mrs w y Robertson.
-o
Misses Gladys vavaflin and Mau-
rine WRIGHT and Henry Jackiosls
and DICK Madden naoinred 10 n
Ioxi. Sunday. where they Waited
friends at the Biloxi hotel
o.
Inc early part q the week MARKED
The departure Of Lieut. and Mrs.
Joseph MslfenFy Cor washington.
where the former ulil stop on bslsl-
ness while the latter viii continue
on 70 Philadelphia. where ahe wllI
spend . month Wlth relatives
o
Mr. and Mrs james Mash ana
Mrs w ID Efland and daughter.
Myrtle. were raAagouians xho
spent Sunday visiting relatives and
friends In Mobile.
Df. and Mrs. 4. g Landaf Of San
Antonio, Texas, are rejoicing over
The arrival hi Il pasu. on nee al.
1871. Of their first araneAum -
proud parents - whom an NJ. ard
Mrs. ]. r. Lindsey. Mrs.. Lindsey Is
the former Miss Sarah Lander q
San Antonio.
The many friends and relatives q
Mrs. Herman Richard cthe fofmef
Miss Emma Lou Lan1cr) ere rn-
lleved to learn that she II recuueF
sting AZ her home Ia HazeEhHEsl.
Miss from . serious operation psT-
formed IN q Jackson hospital Christ
mas week.
o.
Mr.. r. NJ. WATSON and Mis- &C.
ellie zIegler % OaHflef spent Thurs
dag shopping and visiting friends.
Friends Of c. D sxftzer. l. a =
Railway agent ct Gautlcr. ere re-
erettlne that ne Is confined - ms
bed with illness
A L MAY. president az Perkins,
ION Junior College. and A. 4 Rex
niger. athletic director IN nhe same
Institution. wefe IN p~aonas0ula.
Tuesday. IN the interest Of enroll
ing students IN the new college
semester beginning January ~ ia
They were pleasant callers II IRE
Advertising Publishing C0mfAny
office.
Miss Ruth Krebs spent Ire neek
end visiting friends Ia New Orleans
Miss Marie noney OF Blin4I =
spending . few cas- m P~aseamgala
- the guest Of Mias Dorothy uzen
Friends Of hrs. -. q Hare I'll
Be happy 70 hear that she Is re-
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through ha pMEe when yWa 90 aNNT
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In 80 Railroads had Uoo
trucks n operation. moe nan TIE
total name@ e locomotives + -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

Are Nemaers q vOar rzmnr xHattng-Hase ven neen pnatinm-
Have yoa oivsn q rsrvf oss Ms = Rlns - na Ard IL ~
Glad 70 Write Il up Fw Yu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Children II Grand Raolds. Exkeh-
primary schools direct tier own
study periods
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

gssem a.ease Wlsn - 80 Mm
u4saas Harris i III T&xssls
AGfNeE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Alexander ne Great filled.
trenches HIEh snow . CO Wins
for his aelaleEA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

The first successful heayier-than-
afr flight vas made - Wilbur
Wright on December II. 1gn3L
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Mr.. and Mrs @ A. Graham and
Miss Bessie Cowan were Visitors 70
Mobile Thursday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Mrs. n. r Ftxner and Mrs John
Chambers we're visitors 20 New Or
leans Monday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Mrs John Chambers and Miss
Ruth Cain spent Saturday afternoon
IN Mobile.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Mrs. d p Stephens and iva sons
of New Orleans spent the week end
in the home Of Mrs. Stevens moth
er. Mrs. A. L. Todd.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

~ and Mn nua walters ard
dasshter. BmFbAfa. arrived Tuesaay
sos : visit az . wAeea n TIE hrsse g
Mf and Mn A p JuhnNunN 1t8
MEi Road pAscmRuaaA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

Mrs John CiTlot spent several
days this week In HAttiesburg. Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-16

1t. and Mrs. W. M. Hawkins Of
Fort Oglethorpe, Ca. have returned
70 their home after q visit here
70 DR.. and Mrs. J. T. Thompson and
AIRS. w. II. Hawkins.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
White Plague Menaces
 Enbattled Countries
Startling Increase Noted In Number of New Cases ol Tuberculosis; U. s. Industrial Centers Also 'SpOls

New Haven, Conn, Apg0 e.--En- hattlad nations, with vast civilian and military populations mohilined for war, arc again facing the datis ger Of q rising rate ot tllharcuiosis, reports Ira V. HiEoook, president of the Connecticut Tuberculosis Aago- oiatlon and professor of public health in the Yale School oe Meda- cine, an the current Issue ot the Connecticut state Medical Journal,
 waiting EAsaS"
 The white plague" he Says, "is on tho increase In eSabattled oouns tries and there is an upward trend ln some industrial oenters, We al- ready have waiting lists again in our Connecticut sanatoria, Tuhere- ulosis is also Q major social prob lem, being on important cause oS family breakdown, widowhood, or- phanhood, and social depende dency,"
 The passage of the Selective Serv- loo Act and tho focus of attention on the health of AmeTica's indus- trial and military forces have com plleated the task of controlling tuberculosis,
 "speed.u cup in industry" he points out, migration ot industrial work. CTS and their families, shortage in housing, gaps in educational and recreational programs, urgency Of follow-up of results of medical ex- aminAtlons of those called for Sc. leotlve Service are among tho prob lens calling for appraisal of needs and resources in relation Co the aus thoriaed functions of local and state tuberculosis associations,
 state Program
 "of immediate concern Is the problem related to eelective Serv-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09

ica. Gaiggecn General Magoe eg tAe United states army relnina1 lls tAAt about one per cent oe the male Npn- nlaklon of military ago hos aetlxa tuberculosis, and that at leaAe ~ psr cest of all early active tether- culosas can be discovered only hy the x-ray examination. Tn Con- necticut we have been fortunate in the well organized program eerelv oped by the state tuberculosis ccsn- mission, the 9elective Service board, and The state Medical society for the discovery Of cases Co prevent the induction of men who have tuberculosis, and Co help in pfovid- ing follow-up service for the men roieoted because oe tuherculosiS."
 An editorial in the Journal which devotes Q large portion ck ita contents to tuberculosis s-says we are again at war. MalnutTttloaa, overcrowding. oyerwork- leach play- ed it's part in helping to increase the morbidity and mortality of tt1- berculosls during World War I, To- day, in addition to these factors, may be found in many countries of Europe intensive air raids, black outs, mass migration of population, life In air raid shelters, and con- scription of women"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09

A diversified program hos been outlined for the annual observance of National Negro Health Month, The varied activities will Do held at the Pearl Street Neighborhood House and will be open to the gene erai public. Mrs. Leila T. Alexander, director of tho NeighboFhood House, ls social director of the health pro- gram.
 The program wlll Do as follows; The Connecticut Dlvision Women's Field Army Of the American Society for Cancer control VII kenA five. minute spot speakers to the follow' ing groups:
 Sunday, April l2
 il:S0 6, m. Grace Baptist Church. Speaker, Miss Marjorie Farley. Pas" tor, Rev. I. w. Reed
 penteeostal Assembly Mission. Speaker, Mrs. Leila T, Alexander. Pastor, Mrs. Lulu Jackson,
 church Of tho Living God. Speaker, Richard JeSsup. Pastor Rev. T. o. Pitts. l.30 D. m. CapeYerdeAn Social Club, Speaker, Mrs. Leila T. Alex Rnder.
 PreSldent, Frank Motta,
 Sunday, April 10
 ii,3O c, m. ---AME Zion Church, speaker. to be announced later Pastor, Rev. 8. W, Weller
 Zion Baptist church. Speaker, 70 Dc announced later. Pastor, Rev B. W. weller.
 Zion Baptist Church, Speaker, to be announced later. Pastor, Rev. B. W. Crowder.
 church of God in Christ, Speaker to be announced later. Pastor, Rev II. D. Richardson. House Clubs at NelghboFhooo House have as speakers:
 Thursday, April i6, ep. m.
 Dr. Edward J. Godfrey, City Med ical Health Officer.
 pr, Henry P. Talbot, director Bu- reau Venereal Disease, State Depart mert, Hartford, Connecticut,
 pr. James M. Lee, Dentist.
 TWO films will Do shown.
 ntl.TubeFculosis Society, Water bury. Executive secretary, Miss Anna c. Murphy. The Women's Field Army ct Pearl Street Neighborhood House.
 Forum; Sunday. April 10, ie42-- 3:30 ?. m. Two films: "Choose 70
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
APPROVAL GIVEN BRUSH BURNING
Fruit Growers Given Spe. Cial Permission to Burn
 Branches

StoFrs, Conn, Aprfl 9. - A special conceaison for fruit. growers, permit- ting them Co burn tho branches trimmed from fruit trees in their winter pruning even though there ts general ban on outdoor fires this month, was reported today by Ex. tension Forester Floyd Oallward Of the University of Connecticut.
 The state Forest Fire warden hes agreed, said Mir, callward, that local wardens may Issue permits, with the consent Of the ranger, for tho burn. Ing of brush on "safe days" if there is power sprayer on the premises and Q crew of five or more men available to control the fire,
 Otherwise, from April to May 10, waTdens have been instructed to issue no permits for outdoor fires except on rainy days.
 The extension forester reported that 4~H Club fire fighting crews arc relieving adult crews Of part of their responsibility for fireD this spring, making 1t possible In some towns for the men to stay at their jobs in defense factories while the youngsters handle Q grass fire, Q brush fire, or even Q small fire in woodland. There are 10 4.H ,Cluh fire crews in the state, each with its own equipment,
 For the rural home owner, said Mir. Callward, this is time to be extremely careful with fires for rubbish burning, A preeRution that can be followed on many farms X to keep the garden spray equipment filled with water and ready for use, he said. It may hold only Q gallon
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
INJURED FIREMAN
 ON RETIRED LIST
Pension Privilege Granted to Private Callahan; Ap.
 pointed in Nov. 1918

Private John J. Callahan Of En. zine Q, c member of the fire de- partment since November 6, 1918, vas retired on half pay by the fire board at 6 special meeting yes- terday,' The retirement was grant, cd for disability incurred in line Of duty.
 Yire eurgean A. J. Finn, Dr Her. bert J, Corbett and pr. Edward Post submitted reports that Private Cal. Ianan Is almost totally deaf and stated that the condition could Do . result of an accident in 1919 when Callahan was struck in the left ear by a stream of water while fighting fire on Bunker Hill.
 The board Feappolnted pr. Finn as fire surgeon. He was Teappoints cd as police surgeon ct Q recent meeting Of the police board. The appointment is for two years.
 No action was taken yesterday toward filling the vacancy created by the retirement of Private Cal' iaratl.
 The horned poppy belongs to the plant Kingdom.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
FERTILIZERS Food For Gardens

Bone Meal, ID bag .,..........,.........3 3Sc Wood Gro, 5 ID bag s..,,................ soc Lime. 5 ID bag s..................... 30c Sheen Manure, 5 ID bag g..,................3 3Sc Bone Meal. I6 ID bag as..................$ .$l.O0 Cow Manure, 20 ID bag s.................$ $l.00 Sheen Manure. IS ID bag .............. $l.00 Peat Moss. l6-oz bag 25c Peat Moss, I1S bu. bag g...............$ $l.00 Hy-rous, Boz bottle .................,... 25c Hy-trous, 6-oz bottle ......................5 5Sc Hy-trous, l6-oz bottle ...................9 9Sc
 LOWER FLOOR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
REAL ESTATE BOOM REPORTED

poughkOepsle, N. Ys-(UPl-Mld- Hudson real estate operators report increased business because os the war. Many summer homes ana cot- tages arc being leased and sold. Realtors believe the fear of possible New York City air raids may be partially responsible.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
NEW xORK HRAnVnRAT


 Tho Blg PMrades Katharine Repa burn waving her magic wan |. Merle oher0n taking Q bow at tho Ruhan Blou. Boys Meet Merle i, Madeleine Carroll, amazing tho Ruby Too walters by ordering in chinese .s. Nelson Eddy being taught scat singing by Cab Callo- way Ex-Ambassador Co 0ers many Q0rArdB son, Julian, saying goomhye to his pals before becoming q soldier Major Alexander do Seversky, whose book will provo tho lateNBilly Mitchell was right about alr Supremacy |. @lmer Davis telling cAums the report Isn't true about getting an important censor's post. "I trust" he said, "that miss ortun0 will not fall on mo" ..t Vanya, tho comic dancer in Banjo Eyes," who has three brothers In the Royal Canadian Air Force George D, Fisher Of Darlen, Conn, the associate and host of tho are rested Wm. Dudley Policy, being plared at--and crinnsoning from brow to chin,
 s=s~--~-
 HAilles in Our AIleyI A female bore was telling yAwnlng group about her new Easter apparel, q got tho cutest hat" she began, land q darling red dress, and my new suit is divine, Tomorrow I'm buy. Ing seven pair of shoesl" "zat- sop" fanged George Price. "Whos your blacksmith9" Over at the Hurricane Rome knockers wore knif- Ing another. "Llsten to them," groaned c drAftee "lt sounds like bayonet drill" one of Connee Boswolls girl pals quit her Job as secretary for . Broadway snowman. How como9" asked Connee, Weren't the wages okay9" |. The money was ali right" was the reply, but I didn't want to do horse out of Q jobl"
 MemOa of MldnlghteF, Wood- row wilson's Man Friday, Joe Tu- muity, Is reported ailing in WaSh- ington rho chief packer of tho Professional Culture Organization, created for bringing about Earl Browder'B release, is biggie in the ComInunlst Party ... In the Feb, issue of his rag published ct Ats aseadoro, Cal, Wnl. Kullgren writes: q. thls issue alone will plunge the country into civil war int Wo months. lt VII result in revolt, but I am for the cracking down If that lsn't treason, Mir. Riddle, then what is2 ItS Q girl over at the J. Hevcsis. He's Major Dowos' Boss well She weighs lbB,, ii os, |. The Ink Spots tour tho army posts Startlng May 7th -. Ella Fitager. ald isn't quitting her band. merely using trio for . commercial |. Russell swann, the Persian Room inaHa, is ilegleetlng the rabbits in his top hat for Gloria Gilbert, the Banjo Eyefui The inside on those Philadelphia burlesk raids iS c dis. gruntled ox.burlesk trust cmpioye. Ho kept after the law for revenge, Seven girls from tho shows were held on bail, and philly is wondering low come--after oil these yearsl
 Midtown Vignettei She is one Of the show gels Bnltten with a busis ness executive, who woaFied of her persfsteney after on of those BFoads way twirls She teiephonod his hotd trying to get him El-but al. ways the operator replied; "He doesn't answer" Now looka here," said the oxaSperated charm-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-09
Negro Health Month
 Gets Underway Soon
Initial April Program Scheduled Next Sunday at Pearl
 Street NeighbOrhOOd House

Live", "Let My People Live" Speaker: Dr. Charles L, Larkin, Wa teFhury, Conn.
 Community Clean-Up week April io-2g.