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Evening star., 1942-01-16

ldNlOl, WllC vi tllC OllNlSl oSSA ee'i y
of Commerce, and Mrs. Basil Manly
wife of the Federal Power commits
sioner
Attorney General Biddle
Among Littell Guests.
Guests asked to meet the Vice
President and Mrs Wallace by the
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Littell included the Attorney Gen.
eral, Mr.. Francis Biddle: Senator
and Mrs. Claude Pepper, Mr.. Morris
Wilson. chief of the British Supply
Council: Mr.. A. J. T. Taylor, as
slstant chief of the British Supply
Council, and Mr. E. S. Herbert. di-
rector general of the postal and tele-
graph censorship for England.
Having tea with Lady Halifax were
Miss Alicia Markova and Mr.. Anton
Dolin with Mr.. c. c. Cappel.
Mrs. Chatfield- Taylor
Leaves for New York.
Mrs Chatfeld-Taylor had small
group lunching with her before leav-
ing for New York for a few days
stay Mrs Manly's party was in
honor Of Mrs. Henry F. Grady, wife
OF the former Assistant Secretary OF
State. Other guests of Mrs Manly
were Mrs. D. Worth Clark Mrs
Oscar L. Chapman. Mrs. Donald
Richberg. Mrs William Stanley. Mrs
Edgar Goodrich, Mrs Jay Wakefield,
Mrs. Bulkley S. Griffin and Mrs.
RAYMOND Clapper.
Guests of SenOrita Michels said
su revoir to Miss Harris. who will
leave shortly for two or three
months stay in the West. Her first
stop will be at Phoenix, Ariz.
About the end of February she
will go to Albuquerque. n Mex
where she will be joined by Miss
Achsah Dorsey
Sonora de Senoret, widow of the
former Chilean Minister to London,
assisted the hostess.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Iowans Plan Fete

The Iowa State Society Of WASH
ington will entertain tomorrow eve
ming at a dance at the Shoreham
Hotel The annual contest between
the congressional districts Of that
State will be held A special invi-
tation has been extended to 1owans
in the service who are located in
and near Washington. Dancing.
cards and other entertainment have
been planned.
Representative John w. Gwynne
is president of the society, and Mrs.
CD. CaSs and Mr.. Stanley O'Connor
are the vice presidents.
Reservations may be made with
Miss Gertrude M. Louis Of the Hotel
Roosevelt. who is secretary OF the
organizatio
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Bay State Plans Fete

The congressional reception and
dance of the Massachusetts Society
of Washington will be held from
10 to l o'clock tonight in the Ward
man Park Hotel Mrs. Carl T..
Kallina and Miss Marion Cree
don are co-chairmen of the Dance
Committee and will be assisted by
Miss Catherine E. Cotter, Miss
Elizabeth Donovan, Miss Marjo
Enos, Miss Helen Fountain. Miss
Theresa Gallagher. Miss Ann Ho-
ran and Mrs. Karl johnson.
Invitations have been issued to all
members of the Massachusetts dele
CATION in the Senate and House Of
Representatives.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Erie College Club
To Fete Miss Browne

Miss Mary K Browne Of the Divi-
sion Of Physical. Fitness in the Off1ce
of Civilian Defense will be honor
guest at meeting of the Lake Erie
College Club of Washington at 2
pm. tomorrow at the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. H. V. Porter, 8l7 C
street NV.
Miss Browne. who is on leave from
the Lake Erie College faculty to
work in the o. c. D. program, will
discuss her present duties. She will
also suggest new defense activities
for the club.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Alumnae Plan Fete

Final arrangements for the an
nual ST. Cecelia's alumnae dance to
be held Friday, February s. at Hotel
24O0 have been completed Proceeds
of this dance will 60 toward the
Alumnae Association scholarship
fund
Miss Grace Mary Collif1ower, pres
ident. has as her committee chair
men Mrs Brooke Furman, patrons: !:
Miss Eleanor Neuland tickets: Miss
Margaret Hanrahan, orchestra, and
Miss Lucy L. Wathen, publicity.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Nathalie Gardiner
Engaged to Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin w. Gardi-
ner of Wakefield. r. l.. announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Nathalie Forbes Gardiner, to Mr.
Samuel Alexander Moore. son of
Mrs. Nellie Robertson Moore of this
city.
The wedding will take place in the
near future.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Attend Wedding

Mai. Gen. Chu Shih- ming. Mill
tary Attache of the Chinese EN-
bassy, and Nine. Chu have gone to
New York to attend the wedding
today of Mr.. T. L. Soong and Miss
Maying Hsi.
Mai Gen. Chu and Nine. Chu
will be back at their home in Edge
moor, Md. Sunday afternoon.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

Capt. and Mrs. Chester Wells will
leave this Afternoon for a week end
trip and will return to Washington
the middle of next week. Their trip
cancels Mrs. Wells usual Sunday
afternoon at home.
Evening star., 1942-01-16

MISS MIRIAM JAGGERS.
The Rev. and Mrs. Frank Y. Jag
gers announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Miriam Jaggers,
to Mr.. H. Edgar Furman OF this city,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Fur
man of Montandon, Pa.
Miss Jaggers is attending George
Washington University, where she is
maioring in home economics. She
was a member of the first girls
cheer leading squad and is a mem
Der of Phi Mu Sorority.
Mr.. Furman is a graduate of Penn
State University and is a member
of Kappa Delta Rho. After the we'd
ding, which is planned for early
summer. the couple will reside in
Washington.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Resting at Farm

Mr.. Edward Van Devanter is re-
cuperating from leg injury at the
home of his brother -in-law and
sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Janney
McCray. at Liberty Hall Farm,
Leesburg, Va.
Evening star., 1942-01-16
Official and Residential Set
In Spotlight of Capitals
Lively Social Schedule
Vice President Wallace and Wife HonOred
At the Norman Nj. Littell's Party;
LADY Halifax Is Tea Hostess

yesterday Of small informal
oa and residential society taking the leading
roles
President and Mrs Henry Wallace were entertained at
dinner evening The hosts the Assistant Attorney General and
Lte their attractive suburban
on in Arlington. Va.
Lady
that included the
leading which gave performances last evening and
Wednesday
the Chilean Ambassador and
Miches diplomatic who enter
the of farewell for Miss
of Mrs George Harris and welcome
to the
Of the Chilean Embassy.
Wayne Chatheld
Evening star., 1942-01-16

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brigadier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

Synopsis WHEREVER THERE IS GOLD OR EVEN ROR OF GODl
THERE MEN Will 60 DESPITE ALL HARDSHPS 50 The SHIP OF
BOLTAR The VIKING, GlDES UpA JUNGLE RIVER IN UNKNOWN
AFRICA AND PRINCE VALIANT IS A PASSENGER.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14

WHAT DISTE1CT I
g. noLMER
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
Congressman COlmer Has An Active Re-
cord In Behalf Of the Great Mass of PeODIe

from 81 per month 70 $50 and an
the other lUwer grades IA the Army
and Navy were given substantial IN
ereasx toe. Colnser not only fay
orec TIE bill but actively supported
the Rankin amendment fixing the
base pay ~ $50 rather than SO.
Justice her the Veteran ana
His DEPENDENT
BIZ Gamer Is recognized IS one
Of the leaders Ia the House for le-
gization favorable 20 the veterans
zho fought the eounty's wars. He
served or 3 COMMITTEES which uber-
allied the veterans benefIz he
Eas one q he sponsors Ct IRE wid-
.cNs ard Orphans Bill He secured
TIE amendment 20 the georkanlza-
ton BIZ Ehhh exempted 1se gesm-
ans Administration therefram. Re
received TIE plaucssx Ct lie Ma
tAonA Commanders q the kmexs-
can Legion TIE Veterans q Foreswn
Wars, ard the Disabled AMERICA
Veterans Tor bis work On TIE nas-
sage g tie bonus bill ue served -
Chairman q the COMMITTEES winch
unified and soAdiflec 81 faetAosas
"a favor q ore piece o. legislation
On nslz important matter.
Congressman Wright pzsmsn.
q the fight for TIE banns.
said q HIN 10 member e Con-
greN has been q more loyal and
faithful friend d the veterans ana
their dependents than Congress
mar Conner
a Fair Deal ZEE Home Merchants
b 1aInef has advocated aud
supported legislation favorable =
lie home meerahnt who bars the
burden q local taxation - axalnst
ne uoa-EaIcent merchant. mo
contributes nothing
Electricity Fer TIE Farmer
BIZ ColmH haS con4aenlx aao-
'orte1 thk rsral eiectnfxafIaa pro-
rzm H Las rendered every pos
ale assistance - caEamaaI1sez f.
applications t0s RIA prosea
de ned many Conferences NEEh
be REA offieAsle ia 81 elzasI =
b.a1n 8 substantial ailocafzan q
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UG TAI REsai n4laon cellars
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be rura sections q Goata Mazas
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14

Tt placing C cunsn2n BIZ
Ca2nes. nf the 6txzA MlsENxppi
DE-At or ne a4A Eo1E
EG1ea COMMITTEES nanazn sazaz BE VII
= at future Whel1 mnrn zEflosnce
CO 1hAs oa1y.
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sfa dEasse ire tread s. ~sz&AsaOn
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Standing oosnmit4eeA = has cum
pete raatro of Ihe z1anaAr and
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81 - IL foo< us&y mEsenE Is
Consideration unless 8 Hoane ma
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nuEez xance Us frs te-m Il Cun-
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ooLMEK,s AL EIGHT

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14

Congressman Conner hax been &C
tire Il pTnsnctang the welfare q hil
constituents In tire National Con-
Eea Ea interest," i brad sd
sincere = has touched 81 classes
the farmer. the Iabrer. ne needy
aged the home merchant the pas,
Hnd present service man.
KS record o. progressive and pa
n1ottc voting Is too vel known q
need detailing here but aoxae q the
hiEhllgh1 q his Legislative record
ase a1 tollowEe
Costsa
BIZ Conner has shown Il Rs ser-
wce = Congress that the farmer
has NJ better friend than be. He
has ns cry supported. bat fought
Tor legislation tina; would y bene-
nela . he farmers q South Ms
xzssppL
49, Eax TIE hes year farmer
have had Z t=euty-ossr years This
EaS &c . Hosne extent = TIE in
creased demand for f4ru product
1gf largely % the efforts q such
members u Congress Is II Conner
in pressing f0w parity payments to
farmers Il Simple terms. 1hsg
means - Per pound foF e5t1on al
present VIII crops good ms sea-
scr aa0Ehex banner year seems 70
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Les F4Fm Lean Interest Eales
A 8 member % TIE Rules Com
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.HE2ug Consideration g ae rsoens
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
CAMP sIrE APrRovED

by Associated Press. l-i6-ssl
Washington, Jan I6-Representa-
tive Conner Of Mississippi sid to-
day the var department had In
formed hin Of approval Of the old
Camp Shelby site. near Hatties-
burg. Mss Tor the location Of MIS-
a&Sppis new national guard camp.
Mr.. Conner made the announce
ment after he had held = confer
ence with General Douglas MacAr-
thur. Chief Of stair.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14

We fee1 tkzt Bill Calxn1 should
be re-eected 70 congrez Ne have
been eAoseay associated with him
sine ~. when he wAz farst eiected
DAsutez Attorney q fhe Second Ju-
diclaI DlEtrk1 and Ne hellevr Il
there ever was an haxezt. 1oEL and
sincere public offtriAi Bill Colmer
Is mze
When Tire time Ter ne August
primaries arrive. Il 81 Conner
should have opposition. we are so
ing 70 szke our coat OF ard 30 to
uork-a Cuas< Echo.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
VALUABLE MAN

Eve-vbacF EnrEa TIA BIZ Conner
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Cuuzlfy Hesald
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
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We are wEllnr to eonce6e 20 every
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Is certainly his right under our
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ahaz Ia publlc Office 1hA conutry
needs noE thar as never before en-
perleace plua patriotism ard 3 con
NlertaoNx seaSe of cevottsn 20 duty
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tha ez1ref foT 3 years b virtue
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ability. ~ has mace EulenaE pro
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lect and exclusive committee. thru
which moE C tie important legls-
izt1on affecting TIE naae1s xel-
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14
What the Newspapers Say About CoLner

the Interest az good government
snd against such men IS John L.
Lewis and others Of his type IN this
country. who are doing everything
tn tnelr power 70 defeat tire pur-
pose q protecting our home land
ard keep fha country safe for de-
nocracg -Stone County Enterprise.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14

Ire Editor takes CT Is hat 10
our good friends. Her Dan MrGe-
hee an6 Bill Conner. wko 50 fear
ieksay took ire stand tk1R week In
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-14

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-08
Demo Chiefs
Hold ContIave
leoders Gothsr
Briefly Tuesdoy

DETROIT. July g. up I'M
portant figures in state and ma
tional Democratic politics con-
ferred here last night in a meet
ing that appeared too short to
have been greatly significant
but nonetheless was regarded
as a major incident in view of
the persons present.
The conferees included Gov
ernor Van Wagner. Edmund C.
Shields of Lansing and Mrs.
Clara Van Auken of Detroit.
both members of the Democratic
national committee, and G..
Donald Kennedy. state highway
commissioner who is chief
campaign strategist for the gov
ernor.
Also present were Lieutenant
Governor Frank Murphy and
State Treasurer %, Theodore /.
Fry.
William NJ. Donpelly, Wayne
county democratic chairman,
said the meeting was called for
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-08
Nazis Expand
Convoy Claims
Soy 81 Of SO
Ships Torpedoed

BERLIN (From Germ a n
Enthusiastically g. (R) The
sinking of four additional mer-
chantmen in a "British-Ameri-
can" convoy reported attacked
on the Arctic supply route to
Russia was claimed today by
the high command, which said
altogether 80 ships of the convoy
of 38 had been sent to the bot
tom.
(There was no confirmation
OF the German claim from any
other source. Previous German
accounts of ship sinkings along
this route have proven far in ex-
cess of actual losses when the
conveys reached their destina-
tom
The high command said the
four ships sunk by submarines
trailing the convoy aggregated
100 tons and brought to 217,-
100 tons the total sinkings re-
ported in the past two days. OF
the % merchantmen previously
reported sun, ID were said to
have been accounted for by
bombers and nine by U-boats.
A communique repeated the
statement in the special war bull
letin yesterday that a heavy
United States cruiser was sunk
in the attacks.
The communique said the
convoy was very we'll protect
ed by heavy enemy naval forces,
destroyers and corvettes" and
was loaded with aircraft, tanks,
ammunition and food for Rus
STA.
The communique also repeat
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-08
BY IRVING PERLMETER

WASHINGTON, July 8 Up,
- Some high inter-Allied per-
sonages here speculated today
on the possibility that an Amer
ican-perhaps General George
c. Marshall, Chief of Staff of
the United States Army-might
some day become supreme COM
mander of all United Nations
land, air and sea forces through
out the world.
So far there Is no official
move toward creating a supreme
commander, but it can be said
for the idea now that some inn
portant people who refuse to
permit use of their names, eth
er expect or hope for one.
Assuming that the job went TO
an American-which both Brit
ish and American sources here
do assume-it might not neces-
sarily 60 to Marshall. Other pos
sibilities of course include Ad-
miral William d. Leahy and
General Douglas Macarthur.
Leahy. while 81, generally is
considered one of President
Roosevelt's closest military adj
Visers.
Since retiring as chief of Nav
al operations few years ago he
has served as Ambassador to
the Vichy French government.
Recently he left the White
House with the statement that
the President had "some kind of
employment" for him.
General Macarthur might be
a contender not only for his mil
itary skill but because of the
near-worldwide hero worship
that has grown out of his de-
tense of Bataan Peninsula.
In fact one of the reasons for
having'a supreme command is
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-08
Enemy Sub
Crippled by
Mexican Plane

MEXICO CITY, July 8 - (P)
- Mexico's first blow since she
declared war last month - a
e-bombing attack in the Gulf
of Mexico which apparently
crippled an enemy submarine -
was announced by the army gen.
eral staff last night
Patrol planes spotted the sub
marine off Tampico and the pi-
lots said they believed their re-
lays of bombing dives resulted in
numerous hits.
The general staff bulletin said
the damage was verified by an
oil slick identified by recon-
niassance and because second
submarine protected the with
drawal of the bombed one.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-08
Death Claims
Aged Woman
Mrs. Bisehofsberger
Posses Awoy at 81

RICHMOND - Mrs. Anna
Bischofsberger, 80, died early to-
day at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Zech, 1888 ST
Clair highway, following an i'll
ness of three months.
Besides Mrs. Zech, a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alex Stanke, of Rose
vile, IA grandchildren and two
great grandchildren survive her
Funeral services will be held
at 100 p. m, Friday, from the
Zech home and at 2 from ST.
Peters Lutheran church, Lenox,
with Rev. William Junke offici-
ating.
Burial will be in st. Peters
Lutheran Cemetery, East De-
troit, under the direction of w,
D. Clyne.
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Allies Speculate Upon
Possible Generalissimo
MorshoII Named as Possible
Condidote for Supreme Command

the big supply of leadership tai
ent. AS one of the ranking inter-
Allied officials interviewed for
this article put it:
You might say the United
Nations had a football team -
Stain and Chang Kai-Shek at
ends, Macarthur at center. Wav-
ell at guard, Roosevelt at quar-
terback. Churchill at fuilback,
and similar stars all through the
lineup. II might make sense 10
have a captain to promote team
work"
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Wife Rescues Mate
from HoIdup Man


COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
July 8-(P)-Wielding a bottle
in one hand and a butcher knife
in the other, Mrs. Ruth Del Mas
tro braved a gunman's bullets
last night to rescue her husband.
Battered on the head by the
bottle and bleeding from slaShes
from the butcher knife, the
holdup man fed from the Del
Mastro's grocery store, leaving
his hat and his gun.
Del Mastro was graphing with
the bandit, struggling desperate
ly for the latter's weapon.
Mrs. Del Mastro ran up from
the back of the store with her
bottle and knife. Four shots
from the robbers gun went wild.
The gunman couldn't take
Mrs. Del Mastro's attack. He
jumped up and scrammed.
Gabrielle d'Annunzio, the Ital-
ian novelist, would wear only
imported clothing in his youth
and once had 100 suits.