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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

LONDON-AP- The German
controlled Vichy radio said today
Gen. Auguste Nogues, former com
missioner general OF Morocco, had
Joined Admiral Jean Darlan in AL
lied councils in AEF-occupied Al
giers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

ANkARA, Turkey-(Delayed -
AP-Adyices from Istanbul today
said the Germans, who have been
almost completely absent from
Greece for months, were speedily
reoccupying the Greek coast N
force.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

MEDIA. Pa.-INS- Wilmer s.
Whittle. Kennett Square attorney,
today had been named guardian
for Mrs. Emma Bergdoll, mother
OF Grover C. Bergdoll. World War
] draft evader. The action was
taken upon the appeal OF grand
son. Louis J. Bergson, who told
the court Mrs. Bergdoll was not
in position" to defend herself
against an $1,000 suit for coun.
sells fees.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

Observation-Disclosures. Rob-
ert Odic, former commander OF
the French air forces IN North Al
RIGA and close friend OF Gen. Henri
Giraud, today announced he has
placed his services at the disposal
of the United States. The gen.
ersl, who has been in Washington
for some months, said he hopes 10
join the American forces in North
Africa shortly,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

LONDON-AP- Mrs. Franklin
d. Roosevelt returned to London
this morning from an extensive
tour OF England, Scotland and
northern Ireland She travelled
overnight by train. She was cheer.
ed by British who recognized her
in the station.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

LONDON-INS- United States
casualties since the American in
yason Of North Africa have been
extremely light according to pre-
liminary information, an American
spokesman at Allied headquarters
in London said today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13

The expected showdown battle
in the Southwest Pacific has been
Evening star., 1942-08-24

field with his purchase Of "Pepe le
Moko," which was made in Holly
wood under the title "Algiers" and
which went down in Hollywood his
tory sS the picture which starred
Charles Boyer, but which was stolen
by Hedy Lamar. The theft was
accomplished by Miss Lamar simply
through the process of sitting around
smouldering while Mr.. Boyer went
slowly mad that his criminal past
made it impossible for them to
marry and live happily ever after.
Atmospheric birds which fill their
roles perfectly are one Of the proud
est possessions of Hollywood's men
agerists. Tell them what you want.
they say, and they'll see that you
get it.
The boast recently got a severe
kicking around by couple of par
rots which Warner Bros, innocently
employed to provide background for
certain scenes In THE Desert Song y
The birds, 1t seemed, were in an
especially talkative mood, which
would have been fine had they only
chatted In Moroccan or Arabic or
any other Oriental language suitable
to the pictures background. They
insisted upon speaking only Eng
lish. however, Moreover, it was the
plainest English in the vocabulary
Of any parrot, namely, Polly wants
cracker
Warmers had to fire them, which
did not increase unemployment
among parrots since they were re-
placed by pair of mutes OF the
same species.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

who has decided to produce his play.
That would be Frank Mandel, who
earned his greatest fame in the
theater as librettist for such mu-
sical successes as mo, No, Nanette, !"
New Moon" and other items of
the kind in which he was collab-
orator of Laurence Schwab.
Jose Ferrer and his wife head the
cast of "V for Vickie," the former
doubling In the capacity Of d.
rector.
Mr.. Ferrer thus is returning to
acting and directing after his mis-
adventure as producer last season
of an ILL., timed comedy called THE
Admiral Takes a Wife" charade
withdrawn almost Immediately on
the ground that its discussion Of
casual service life in the Pacific was
not in the best Of taste.
The movies also will provide the
Nationals entertainment, at least
the star of 1t, the week Immediately
antecedent to "V for Vickie." That
will be the week during which the
attraction is the revival of Noel
Cowards Private Lives" whose
stars will be Ruth Chatterton and
Ralph Forbes.
A neat assignment awaits some
Hollywood actor as a result of Para
mounts purchase of one OF the
brightest and maliciously witty
French comedies in years, THE Man
Who Seeks the Truth" All that
will be necessary Is that the chosen
Evening star., 1942-08-24

player equal, or attempt to equal,
the performance given by Frances
incompatible Raimu in the central
role. Raipu, Of course, is the actor
whose performance in "The Bakers
Wife" earned that earthly comedy
place on many an all-time best"
picture list.
B. G. De Sylvia, Paramount execu-
tive producer, is quite undismayed
about choosing an American actor
to follow Raimu in the role. Either
Bing Crosby or Henry Fonda Is
capable of it, in his opinion.
THE Man Who Seeks the Truth" :"
the story of an elderly, roguish gen.
tleman who feigned deafness in
order to get his friends and rela-
tives to speak freely of him in his
presence, is one of the few French
pictures ever purchased for repro
duction In this country.
Walter Wanger pioneered in the
Evening star., 1942-08-24

Speedway" and
Going Places"
"V for Vickie"
is profoundly
(for want of a
better word) a
topical item. 1t
Is described by
Mr.. H erzi g. S
agents as a piece
Of dramatic lit
erature " h ! C h
deals with the
feverish gust o
with which our
uniformed wOnn-
en- throw them
ealree into ac-
Evening star., 1942-08-24

Gehr1g: $50 and 1l:S5 an, ais,
40, 7:0S and 4:45 pm.
Litt1e-"Mr. Decds Goes to Town"
Mr.. Cooper's comedy hit: HIS an,
2. 4:35, ITO and s:4S pm.
Metropelitan--"The Gay Sisters" :"
involved IN court with George
Brent: 11:l0 am, 1.15, $40, 5:25,
7:30 and $40 pm.
Palace - Mrs. Miniver," Jan
Struther's epic family on the screen:
1920 am, lis, 4:05, SIS and 9:45
pm.
Pix-"Revolt Of the Zombies":
Continuous from 1;30 pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-24

eHulofd 1aDleS as
H. indianapolis
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

and Time Of Showing
Stage.
NationaI-"My Sister Eileen Max
Gordon's hit comedy: $50 pm.
Screen.
Capitol-"Pied Piper" Montey
Woolley herding moppets through
invaded France: IL am, lis, 4:30'
tbs and 9:55 pm. Stage shows: ::
1880, 3:35, $40 and 9:o5 pm.
Columbia-"Beyond the Blue Ho-
rizon," jungle-wise Dottie in a
jungle: 11:10 am. 1885, 2:4o, 4:25,
6:10, 7::55 and $40 pm.
Earle-"Talk of the Town" World
premiere of the Grant-Arthur-C Col
man comedy: II am., l AS, 4:30, tbs
and 10 pm. Stage shows: Los, 3:55,
$40 and 9:25 pm.
Keith's-"Pride of the Yankees, -
Gary Cooper in the career OF Lou
Evening star., 1942-08-24

selves into &C. jay Carmeds.
tivities on the home 'front.'"
Persons whose memories are re-
markably vague upon Mr.. Herzig,
and will remain so until after his
play arrives on September 7, may
be more familiar with the man
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Glamour for Henry

Beautiful Frances Clifford has
been signed by Paramount to por-
tray glamorous movie star in
Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour, :"
which is to be filmed from an orig
inal story by Aline Leslie.
Evening star., 1942-08-24
ANU s E M EN,r S
A Hollywood Playwright
Really Starts the Season
" for Vickie,' Comedy by Herzig,
First New Play at National,
Will Star Jose Ferrer and Wife
BY JAY CARMODY.

Whether that Hollywood dramaists
than their whether
first
V for Vckie called which cynical
abrupt judgment unjust remark
the film directory kas:-
Evening star., 1942-08-24
Berle Meets Ghoul

Milton Berle's next for 2Oth Gen.
tury-Fox Is lover My Dead Body"
q detective mystery which is sched-
uled to start August Is.
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POISON GAS

tCnnfanred from page Onel
Rose. throat or stomach.
Prevention Of contamination and
protection from gas Is based chiefly
on ths use Of gas masks Gas proof
clothing. and gas proof shelters The
segregation Of eassed individuals IN
separate gas decentralization sta
toms is essential not only for their
owu proper treatment ard decon-
sSans who have not been exposed
tanlnation. but also 10 prevent fur
saer danger 70 other injured per-
10 gas.
Where such gas Decentralization
stations are available. ali EaSxed
individuals zhonid be promptly TAX
n to them 20 receive adequate care
from specially trained and equipped
gas defense personnel II these sta
tons and this care he not available.
first aid Should b. given as indi-
rated.
Those rendering fESf aid must be
sbIe 70 recognize gas cases 20 that
tney nas lake tbc necessary pre-
cautions to avoid contamination
while working on sasse5 prisons ard
uee rubber gloves II possible The
gloves and hands must be washed
frequently and treated VII the
proper chemical Bleaching powder
tehlorinalc1 linsel made into ;
cream paste with water win neutral
Lze and counieraet the type Of gas
il use.
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Plan According To
Location OF Home

The effect Of climate on horne
planning has been discussed ai va
fious times ~ the Federal H0asins
Administration
According &c FILA officials. homes
N the nnrth are usually built with
, cOmpanct Ian which makes them
faore easily and economically heated
n winter weather. Living rooms,
as a rule are located 70 receive az
much sunlight - possible and pro-
tecfton Is provided against cold
Kinds By means nf buildings. trees.
F storm EzaA
In the south. ef0ss-veusllafon a
more important for comfort than
economy Ia heating A compact
Tan h less essential and houses
are designed ard located TO take
dYantaRe II tie prevailing sum-
met winds Protection from fhe sun
may b. obtained through the use Of
trees, wiDdoN bilidz awnings, o.
ether mean
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Woman's Club Views
Paintings of Orient

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Tire pxuxram leader for the at
tFrnoon was Mr. " 4 Herring. who
read the thame Love my Neigh
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respond w1sh = brief tiesn "a Inter
est about South America A paper
on South Ameftca. the women whn
are anlng things. conditions Ia Haeze
countries. and 80 on was read b.
Mrs r r Justice
A most interesting and enilghten-
lnR period waS In store fuw ali when
Mrs. = G. rvf-n eNnsres "a fsint-
lnRs. properly lighted. of many love-
II and timely places Ia the newx
to-day These we're sreues the fam
llY had visited and we're made on
the spot Ia many Instances She
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explained that some Of them were
good netRhbors and 4 few we're bad
neighbors and then showed Scenes
IN Japan. Korea China These
PAINTINGS we're - clear ard color
ful. SO well done. that all who saw
the exhibit were entranced Another
SET of pictures TOOK The audience 20
Italy, England Palestine. the coast
~ Africa Greece Egypt. Pearl Har-
Dor, and other weil known abroad 1t
home. She gave 3 little talk aboui
zach picture which made Il All thf
more helpful 70 study Ia The eight
Of q neighboF
The home Of MrN. Guest was made
SIN more beautiful b. the right
placipg 81 eameltIAa knowdrope. iris
and 1onQuIis Tea and waters were
served.
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Emergency Medical service and
nurses aides. reported that first 80
classes Ase aEsaegway and pFepaTe-
teens are bF3ag made 10 ozeAnias
fasf ambulance drivers cofp3 He
stated saat efforu are nuw BEERS
mace &c gel supplies foT NE first Al
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He stated also that courses IN DE-
contamination would BE- started 50
contamination would he started
soun lie announced that l1eat
Wilson al the u s Navy DepaFt-
msnt had offered the use 81 tNQ
men who recently campieted decos1-
termination COURSES. 20 instruct oth-
e. groups ii Tie county
Harold w Cautier urged TIRE peo-
pic not 20 delay Ia their ufNan4za-
saon Of the various departments 1T
TIE citizens defense corps. II xe
keep waiting Il may be too late he
said. lie announced that the Civil
lan Defense Corps OF Ocean SPRINGS
and Moss Point were ready % fulac-
ton. but that some units In PaAcn-
eouia wefe not completely ofgan-
lxed He urged The leaders IN Pas
cagoula 70 take action al once IN
organizing their respective corps
L 1. stigler. Who presided over
The meeting, announced that the
first bhekout practice fof Jak-
son County and the MlAstssippi
Coast area would be held Thursday
night Ali civilian defense workers
should be ready 70 take their posts
At that time
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Tuesday. and w&s immediately 49,
signed % aasy in tfas navy.
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OFFICIALS

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the veterans d the ha waF e9ok
especial delight In seeing that the
Tounr. healthy appetites were fully
safafled.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
HOME CANNEns
GET GREEN LIGHTS

TN cans fuf hume canning are
not restricted - TIE War Produc-
ton Boards IL order. according 70
an announcement from the UsDA
War Board
Manufacturer are permitted 70
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-24
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Evening star., 1942-04-17
Prisoners Freed in Darwin
During Jops' First Air Raid
Lordner Tells How Two Suddenly Lost
Urge to Toke Eoch Others Life

as Supercargo, paying no attention
TO us at all until we landed in a
northern town at midnight for gas,
When We offered to bring him tea
and sandwiches from a nearby res
taurant he said. Fine, thanks. 81
and promptly went to sleep inside
/ his plane until it was time to take
off again.
We brought him the stuff after
touring the town for couple OF
hours, eating eggs and drinking milk
shakes and visiting dance at the
town hall where American soldiers
lined the walls, too bashful 10 at
tempt the square dances which Aus
tralian working girls were enthusi-
astically dancing.
Three Hours Sleep in "a.
When We returned to the plane
Capt Smits had Just awakened.
ready to go again. He nodded his
thanks for the sandwiches, put
them aside and took off. with
three hours sleep in the last "a he
few the rest OF the night, landed
perfectly at dawn. nodded good by
TO us and was off about his busi-
Mesa man who will never forget
Japans invasion of his country's
possessions and never give up the
fight.
Your correspondents first move
was to take a shower and go to q
barber shop for shampoo which
was performed before a large and
critical audience. wondering audibly
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Distributors Back Cut
In JobIess Tox Rote

The Food Distributors Division oi
the Merchants and Manufacturers
Association has voted to indorSe the
bill introduced in the House by
Representative McGehee. Democrat
of Mississippi. providing for re-
duction in the unemployment COM
pensation tax rate.
An association announcement said
the present levy is working an un-
necessary hardship upon business
firms especially at this time, when
they are faced with enormous war
taxes"
Present unemployment reserves.
the association said. amount 10 S25.-
600. 900 which is sufficient to take
care of all possible claims for many
years to come
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Town Meeting of Boys
Plons Election Today

The Town Meeting of the Boys
Department of the Central Young
Mems Christian Association will
meet at 6 30 pm. today to elect Of
ficers. The program will include
motion pictures and campaign
speeches.
The Town Meeting is a governing
body of boys run after the order of
governing bodies of small towns
Walter Smith and Roger Parkinson
are reported TO be main candidates
for the office of mayor.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
Robbit Lone Casualty
In Plane Crosh

DENVER A iackrabbit, summing
himself near the runway. was the
only casualty in a freak Denver
plane accident
The plane skidded as it sped for
a takeoff The right wing plowed
along the field adjoining the run
way. and hit the rabbit. crushing
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Evening star., 1942-04-17

as they watched the good red earth
leave my hair whether there was
enough dirt left in North Australia
to hold the stones together Your
correspondent will relieve the
anxiety Of nature lovers by assuring
them that there is.
Evening star., 1942-04-17
U. S. Workers to Dance

The 26 locals of the United Fed
eral Workers of America. c. I. O..
will sponsor a dance at the victory
roof" at l7C0 NJ street NV. at 3
pm. tomorrow. A floor show will
be presented.