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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-03
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APARTMENTS
HOUSES NOTED
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-03

ApEdl Sis Is s-E Ngaastan
Ere- boy hetwsxn ip afo e Or q
farE - thh county aoa b. 3
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-03

TEN Thousand parachuuhts are repeatedly massed in Southern Italy, Greece and
Il Axshed islands along with transport ombers ad transport ships for e expect
ed Axis drive TO the cast Snez TIN oil ndds Of Iran and Iaq and a possible hack
door attack on Russzs Caucasian oil fields from the south Awaiting the anticipated
invasion Is the British Mediterranean Flee based on Alexandria and Hana and the
Eighth Ninth and Tenth British Armies under Commanderinchhf Sir Claude j. f
Aucanleck Mnty experts zee q twopncer move on Suz definitely on the spring
schedule through Libya ad Egypt and by air and sea down from the Balkans.
Whether Turkey viii be byTased n crossed IN al over land push may depend upon
current diplomatic dealings in Ankara and Berlin
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-03

The swastlga is generally inter-
Wsesed as a symbol Of the sun
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-03

Surveying b believed 70 have orig The average length d a sugar
aatea IN aneieuf Egypt etah Is twelve feet
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-03

III seNeiHenth Zuua4 uEaal5ar
6 ths MISSISSIPPI 1sek as
czziAeE WI b. hFlc at safa Co.
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= pnHses ui 0e profess a a
tra5utioz 81 muaaa Tresa
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

alton Of outstanding character
roles.
He succeeded so well til {
there is only one Eugene Pal
lette on the screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Clip OF Driftwood

Guy Kibbee gave his wife a
pin OF shiny maple in station
wagon pattern hat holds her
Identification card as a driver
for the American Women's Vol
untary Services
Ida Lupino used polished drift
wood and a moonstone found on
the shore at Malibu for a ia
vorite clip.
Caroline Buck carved a euca-
lyptus tandem bicycle" clip
pedaled by aSant figures
enameled in bright Tyrolean
colors.
Air raid warden Otto Kruger
gave Mrs. Kruger a redwood
lapel gadget that Is a reminder
of what every householder
hould keep on hand. from a
sand bucket. coiled hose and
shovel TO a stirrup pump
Sheila Ryan carved a walnut
frame an inch square for the
sampler-brooch she embroidered
in petitpoint "a replica of
Minute Man banner.
It's just natural for Eugene
Palette to be fat. and he wishes
people would stop worrying
about his weight and advising
him TO diet.
Once he worried about il. But
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
State Advertised

MARY MARTIN is referred
TO as Texas" by other charac-
tiers in her latest film. Happy
Go Lucky" which should please
the combined chambers OF COM
merce OF that state. Mary halls
from Weatherford. Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
NOU It's Plastic JeUeIrU
Wartime Substitutes
Decorate Film Stars

when he learned there was
nothing he could do about il, he
decided TO make the most of his
obesity.
He played the role of heavy
eater in Damon Runyon's R-K-O
Radio production. The Big
Street" but in real life he is a
light eater. He always goes
without breakfast, eats a frugal
lunch and dinner.
When he got out of the air
corps after World War i he
weighed lao pounds. Today he
makes the scales culver at 252.
Alarmed at First
He was a handsome young
actor on the New York stage
when his steadily increasing
weight alarmed him at first.
Though his parents had b e n
hefty folk, in his youth Eugene
was light enough to be jockey.
1t hurt his vanity to think he
was becoming a fat man. But
after trying various methods 10
arrest the increasing ,plumpnesS
without success, he decided to
make il work for him in the Gre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Directs Mother

WESLEY RUGGLES JR., son
of the famous director. "di-
rected" his mothers flrst scene
in wildcat" A special print of
the scene is being made for him
10 keep.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
BY ERNEST FOSTER
Usitsa Press stan Correspondent

HOLLYWOOD. Aug. %.
CADGETS in wood. leather
~ and plastic are the wartime
substitutes for elaborate jewelry
that are enjoying popularity
with Hollywood stars.
Anita Louise wears a sal
wage" bracelet in plastic with a
midget automobile, gasoline can,
bicycle, sugar lump. ice box tray
and other rationed items. The
clasp Stimulates rubber tire.
Constance Bennett fastens an
alligator clip to her purse or
pocket. It's a book with dairy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

LVlI nN--Lins ood- Dsvises TO. $500 4
hFhLUN Bud Abbott, Lou Costello In
RAN in "BRoADwAY." PARK Free.
Cooled. Open 90 p. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
Calfskin for Pin

VIII en- jeanette Macdonald
sang at army camps during her
recent tour she wore leather
bracelet given her by fan. The
wide band is inset with a small
thermometer, barometer. COM
pass and calendar.
Barbara Stanwyck has a sport
bracelet in saddle leather that is
a replica OF her fooled western
belt. even to the iron buckle.
Victor McLaglen'S daughter
Shelia uses a calfskin tanned at
her fathers ranch for a pin In
the d e ign of a high-wheeled
buggy. complete even 10 whip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

pLNpn-Gd. River at JOY Rd. no. casa
hLNDU Open i3t5. GONE WITH
THE WIND" Clark Gable, vivien Leigh.
Nothing Cut But the Price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30
West jefferson

LhNIhoiLh FOR the convenisnes u
Defense Workers Our New Opening
Time Now p. NJ. Mondays Through FRI
days. 2 Complete Shows Nightly. Continu-
Gus Saturdays and Sundays From I r. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

IINr0IN plpY-fert ST. st o'Copoor r
hh'Vvha' MN Cont. from Noon. Free
Park. In Color, Sabu In JUNGLE BOON.
rings ON HER FINGERS, Gene Tierney,
Henry Fonda. Tho Orphans Benefit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Lcr-HArper and Froatenac. PL. os47. 4
hIC Open at Noon. Cooled.
Gene Autry In HOME IN WlONiN'.
Plus JOE SMITH. AMERICAN with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-30

Little JACKIE HELLER,
radio and stage star, opens
Monday night at Club San
Diego.
clasp. sized to hold war and
postage stamps,
While travelling. Glenda Far
rell wears suitcase" lapel
gadget in white leather with
gold initials 10 match her lug
gage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-26
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La gaceta., 1942-08-07
MURIO Ell HIS
TORIADOR ITALIANO GU
GLIELMO R

Berna, Suiza, agosto 7.-Gu
glielmo Ferrero, ell afamado
historiador italiano, muri6 en-
Ginebra, de cuya Universidad
era professor, a la edad de II
amos.
Era enemigo del fascismo
porque no crefa en- la "resu-
recci6n imperial" preconizada
por Mussolini.
Como historiador interpreted
con admirable realismo los pc
riodos hist6ricos de Julio Ce-
sar y Napoleon Bonaparte.
DID una serie de conferen-
cias en- Estados Unidos, invita-
do por Teodoro Roosevelt, ell
ano 1908. Roosevelt admiraba
a Ferrero por su libro Gran
deza Y Decadencia de Roma"
Miraba ell historiados a Es-
tados Unidos como una EXPIRE
sion de cambio gradual desde
la monarquia a la Repdblica.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
ESTA REUNIDO Ell CON
DE TODA LA INDIA

Bombay, agosto Ell Con
greso de Toda la India esta reu-
nido y aprobara una moci6n de
Mohandas X. Ganlhi en- favor
de la resistencia civil, sin VIC
lencia, 81 inmediatamente no s.
concede la libertad a Ia India.
Los jefes hindus prome.en L.
|,nirse a los aliados en Ia guerra
tsi la independence dc su pals
es otorgada ahora mismo.
Tan pronto la resolution sea
'aceptada, Gandhi mandara una
carta al virrey Lord Linlithgow,
pidi6ndole Sc evite la violencia
lpor parte de las autoridades bri
tanicas.
Ell gobierno de Londres esti-
que seria Inconvenience para
la causa de las Naciones midas
conceder la libertad a la India
en- los mOmentos actuales, y que
'la ley y ell orden seran mantle
nidos."
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
Sc BATIER0N EN- Ia HA-
BANA DOS DENTISTAS

Habana, agosto Pare ven
THAR agravios derivados de una
controversial sobre Ia profession
a que los dos Sc dedican, Sc ba-
theron aver los dent .as Ores.
Est6han dc Varona Y Carlos Co
70, el primero director DE- una
revista de cuestiones dentales
y ell segundo docauo de Ia facul-
tad de cirugia dental de Ia Uni
versidad de la Habana.
En- ell duelO utilizaron ables.
,Coro sufri6 ligcras hrr'las en-
el cuerpo, Varona sali5 herido
en- el antebrazo derecho y uno de
los jueces recibi6 dos heridas en-
ia mano derecha.
Como ell honor habia quedado
satisfecho, los duelistas Sc re-
conciliaron.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
QUE MURIo EN- UN
Academic DE AVIACION
Ell TENIENTE YOUNG

No ha sido encontrado aun
ell avi6n de bombardeo en- ell
cual viajaban ell teniente Tom
c. Young, de Tampa, excapi-
tan de futbol del Institute Hill
borough, ell teniente Martin r.
Staum, de New York, y ell sol
dado Wayne E. Johnson, un
ingeniero.
Ell aparato cay6 en- ell mar,
segdn eun pescador, frente a
Pass-a-Grille.
Hacese dificil recuperar ell
bombardero porque ell aqua,
en- ell sitio donde ocurri6 ell &C
cidente, tiene una profundi-
dad de ma EIDE 30 pies.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
LOS OBREROS SUSPENDI-
DOS SOLICITATION UN EN-
TREDICHO CONTRA Ell
PRESIDENTE VAN HORN

Los abogados Albert DAT
pa y William Pierce, a NOM
bre de los obreros suspendidos
recientemente por ell Sr. r. E.
Van Horn, presidente de la In
ternacional, Sres. Augusta ST.
mon, Juan Ferrera, Jose de la
Viha Lopez, Ofelio Garcia,
Francisco Rosado, Manuel Fer
nandez, Manuel Sardihas, Ge-
rardo Sanchez, Francisco San
Martin, Manuel Rodriguez,
Luis Diaz, Manuel Huerta, Jo-
sc M. Martinez, JESUS Chapu,
Felicidad Hernandez, Cesareo
Alvarez, Lucas Rodriguez, An
tonic Perez Lendian, Mario
Jorge y Mariana Rodriguez,
solicltaron aver un entredleho
en- la Corte del Circuito, contra
Van Horn, que reside en- Wa
shington, ID. c., y Charles M.
Noroha, su Representative en-
Tampa.
Piden esos obreros que la or
den de suspension sea canoe
lada, de modo que ellos pue-
dan volver al trabajo.
Van Horn, alegan, hizo en-
los peri6dicos declaraciones
falsas, de un caracter infla-
matorio, porque ellos desean
Sc verifique una convention y
Sc eliza un nuevo executive In
ternacional.
AL mismo tempo aseguran
que Van Horn Y los vicepresi-
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

Jamas tendra la simpatia del
pueblo latino ningdn lider obre-
70 que suspenda a un trabaja-
dor y junto con la suspension lie
quite ell trabajo, los medios de
mantener a su familia.
Ell CIO ACADIA de suspender a
16 trabajadores en- uno de los
principles centres i~ndustriales
del pals.
Fueron suspendidos y Sc que
daron sin trabajo...
Los obreros latinos no tragan
esa "medicina" y opinan que
siendo Ell trabajo la Gnica defen
sa de la familia obrera, quitarle
el trabajo a un obrero signifi-
ca lanzarle a la miseria.
Nosotros le aconsejamos a
Van Horn, hace algunos amos,
cuando Ramirez predicaba, que
no le quitase el trabajO a los o.
breros aeusados por e.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
ACUSA A LA JUNTA DE
PRODUCTION PARA la
GUERRA

Washington, agosto 7.-El
presidente del comit6 del senado
que i%nvestiga la guerra, senador
dem6crata de Missou-
ri, acus6 aver a la Junta de Pro.
ducci6n de Guerra de mala admi
nistraci6n Y propone que Don
aid Nelson "corte algunas caba-
zas''.
Truman acu a al bur6 dc bar
cos de la marina de negligencia
o conducta NAL intencionada
Inmediatamente el ~secretario de
marina Knox pidi6 al comit6 de
asuntos nayales del senado que
investigue las afirmaciones de
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
COMITE PARA lNVESTI-
GAR LA ST.
TUACION DE LA COMA

Washington ,agosto T. FL
presidente Roosevelt veto aver
la ley que creaba una agencia
para fabricar gonna por medic
del alcohol de grano y al MIS-
mo tempo nombr6 IN comite,
presidido por Bernard M. Bar
much, para que llegue al fon-
do de la question y presente,
a la mayor brevedad possible,
sus recomendaciones.
Servira ell informe de base
para tomar acci6n en- cuanto a
la gonna sintetica y ell raciona-
miento de la gasolina.
Estima ell jefe de estado, en-
su veto, que ell organizar la
agencia recomendada por ell
Senado servirfa para infringir
ell principle de control unfit
cado de la production de que
IRA y al mismo tempo uusarfa
materiales que sc necesitan pa
ra ganar la guerra en- la cons
trucci6n de fabricas para pro
ducir gonna sintetica, desesti-
mando las necesidades del e.
jercito y la marina para que
salgan a pasear, en- sus horas
libres, personas del elemento
civil.
Isl 20 aprobase esta ley bio
quearia ell progreso del progra
de production de guerra,
y por ende de la guerra mis-
ma"
Junto con Baruch, presiden
te de las industries de guerra
en- ell anterior conflicto mum
dial, design6 ell presidente a
los Sres. DR.. James b. Conant,
presidente de la Universidad
de Harvard, y DR.. Karl F
presidente del Insti-
tuto Tecnol6gico de Massa-
chussetts.
Con este comite Sc propone
ell jefe de estado poner fin a
los rumores, declaraciones
contradictorias, etc, sobre la
gonna y ell racionamiento de la
gasolina.
Tn bloque del Senado desea
que la gonna Sc fabrique de al
de grano y que el gra-
no Sc compre a los campesinos
americanos.
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

70 no IN el frente d 'aya
ma lo) mili2S al s-f.ste de
'oStoV n'afonahd9 e. hm'Go
unto a las parai2Ias lei t2rro-
ara koStcV-Baku.
O'rgaron los eos iur!osa-
n-Ate en- un lu"ar q l' mlIlas
u ue i''S'o.
81 N"N'''iso 'o'''-'~' ' VA
jas
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Ill 10 - -. 1o1
;nlns4.iol 1o1 VII
ma ",,'ei0"
49, =" ''' mas
l'''No 'o' u~~l'''s''09 re-
W. % '1'e'''''a que 'e
P'ep"' "'"
AuilliIe EStfella hoJd que
Ell eheihlgo eSla a punIo de do
miilar 81 lerrocarfH en- hotelhl-
AoVShy que Tan prohto 10 coisi-
ga tratara de ehsanchar Ia olen-
siVa'
La gaceta., 1942-08-07

Mcscu. agcSto T. Lo ALMA
ci sigucn atacardo N dircc
i'm del Caucaso Y iotr5s de- las
rusaS |arrojan miles &c p
r&caidiStas.
Nuovs grandas Gviones trans
' a. cri2 ron en- un sector
t..'"s los hombres que traian
raron eXterminados. Los apa-
e. fuaron mcendiados y les
truidos.
Todos los paracaidistas cstan
iendo cazados y aniluilados.
Durante Ia nochc sc ccmbati6
en- los cuatro principales secto-
res del sur.
Creese que la ofensiva alema-
ma persigue la finalidad no solo
de llegar al CaucasO sino tam
bien de pasar a Turquia, lrania,
lraq y TODD el Asia Menor.
Nj Moscu nj Leningrado es.
tan EN- peligro, 10 que es un elo.
cuente mentis para los que
Green que el desplome de Russia
Sc acerca.
La victoria alemana en- ell sur
tendria repercusiones en- 81 Asia
Menor, pero la guerra continual
ria en- los otros frentes.
Llegar al Caucaso, con sus
montanas de gran elevation, no
sera tarea facil para ell ejercito
invasor.
Ell mando Soviet intensified
la defensa de Stalingrado y a
yer, en- el sector de Kletscaya, ell
enemigo tuvo que retirarse lue-
so de perder % tanques y 800
sol-dados.
En- ell sector al sur deKuschev
ka, en- ell norte del Caucaso, los
nazis perdieron otros 8 tanques
y 700 hombres.
Las trOpas rusas cedieron te-
La gaceta., 1942-08-07
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Gandhi y la Observation-Disclosures para la
India.-El problema obrero.-Las suspensiones
v ell sentir del pueblo latino.-Derecho de unos
Y otros.-Penas

Mahatma Gandhi, un hombre
que anna a SUI TERRA nativa y
quiere librarla de la domination
extranjera, pide hoy la ayuda
del presidente Roosevelt, ell ge-
neralisimo Chang Kai Shek y
ell embajador s~ovietico en- Lon
dreS, Ivan Maisky.
Gandhi cree que con ell apoyO
de esos tres hombres Inglaterra
concedera inmediaatamente su
su libertad a la India.
Esos tres ilustres ciudadanos
no haran 10 que ell lider hindu
les pide, por cuanto ell momento
no es propicio para hacerlo.
La India merece su libertad y
L. propaganda inglesa no man.
chara la reputation de Gandhi;
pero la petici6n del lider, que
sera apoyada por ell Congreso,
es inOportuna.
jPor que crear nuevos conflic
tos a las Naciones Unidas, aho-
"a que los japoneses Sc prepa-
ran para atacar a Russia y los
ej6rcitos rojos Sc baten a la de-
fensiva en- ell sur de su pals?