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Evening star., 1942-01-30
on the charge Of operating without

on the charge Of operating without
Q license.
H. G. jenkins, q Health Depart
ment inspector, was a Government
witness. Trial in another case in
volving alleged operation without
license was continued until Febru-
airy IL. An attachment was issued
against the owner of a third res
taurant, who failed to appear in
court on a like charge.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Glen A. Wilkinson prosecuted yes
terday's case. Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel E. w. Thomas an
nounced appearance of all de-
PENDANTS will be sought in court
and that he will oppose their being
allowed to forfeit SIS collateral
required on the charge.
Evening star., 1942-01-30
Give
Your Feet An
Ice-mint Treat

Get Hassy, Cssfns Rssei f@
Brnins Caasuses Spsins In Your Stes
Don't groan about tired. burning feet.
Don't moan about callouses. Get busy and
give them an Ics-Nint treat. Feel the COM
forting, soothing eoolnsss Of Iee-Aint driv.
ing out fiery burning . aching tiredness.
Rub Ics-Mint over those ugly hard old eal-
lousss, - dirsctsd. See how white. cream
like Iee-Aint helps soften them up-ehass
them away. Get foot happy today the Is'
Mint way. Your druggist has Ies-AiAt
Evening star., 1942-01-30
&;fl;!;!:
Sv.asr nSl - vsuAa saAss,
CHAPTER xxi.

Jack Tenant the publicity department had called La at $50
Two syndicate wanted to her and she was to unc
planning what would
them when Charles telephoned
the beach after ALL She told
don't about them he
Evening star., 1942-01-30

WHERE TO DINE.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

TIE Pssseos Haxb Schs
Partners cldsea Shear soatbaM YEA
aon FFaaaY aiternossn ~ asnawE
Bat HIGH s Is n 9 aeseat aa thf
ieesi EriairBn
The out 81 faNn Garue renlatn
lng or tlN RsnugeF @euae
aavt been eafer8ieo heeause o.
Lack 81 transportation
Evenly matehea n weight fog
ons 81 1859 ieu slm@ als seas0a
the psnihefs haa fhings tnsst eAH
was snr0uEhoef EafiN In ths
FIRST quarter me paushegs took
the bal or Their own So ysre Hus
sraa m four plags eaas5ee she
ball aser tos tire first seart
They scored again ii iae zee
ord quarter after recovering
Bay High fumnie E0n teal
line utunEes carried The rantHefs
cluSe - uae visitor goal lime
where Torlusen earriea il ogel
Tor the third tally
Tire final score cague ssiar 8
beautiful run b. Ken. following
. kick bv ne visitors KeH car
ried tire baI r. the taa yasd iue
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

Tne GlfsI accident Nss Suffered
ii practise on iAa football field
eaFly rs aet0laf After several
fae eaea was nsgsoAsed ffasr
D. hease zee hut 90 Fossns
- stia uslrg cf1trhcs ~ efaes
Il nu He strength II t1x
ef 81 haases tnat e uuuk -
ADJ g. piaf football again hetNs
the end 81 the @rssGn One II bnn
erutrfe Shipped ou the ehuF
atepp Sunday might and a seeone
tscal ua5iiea sending htm haes
int q asn again
One u tfe star baa players or
ems Moss poini Tam. Ptefce
Stated ~ fi3e fifst game 81 she
aeasoo IS Qaafterh4ck ~ ~hrfI
fiIar ~ played = part3culsFss
eoea esHe Bot although ne i
bsrred ffam aciive participation.
~ repe an lse pfeciscn field
eaeh sfiefn0ou - assist Coaeh
q a kheaf Ia training his team
maies
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

T8m N Pouf Tteea h 81
aef clo game f. Che bleKl
lf~88ans Frbnat - Bios b. =
gf ~ ~ a. The TtReag
hyrd IN outstanding gause bat
- sfe uaa INST before eae
haH emdea and 3 beaatifui ran IS
nranae sls ~ thf game e
ghs Ind tAe GanK esga q fHe
aefe
Ter g oea m tne uiiEa
aagaI lef when theg teoA - uat
a8 aBd s aHR pas from Nelss
- G p FaEaaud nisekec gog S
hauchdoan Norris fsggsfu made
fhe plseenlent - give the Tigers
ilsei seven points
41w Indians sri ths siage inf
ilse wfuniuE fsily VIXEN . neaali.
fui ran hy ssifsiss ~ tlr
ball g. fhe Tigers ward lana
Hars i8e Hlne stiflened and b
los wa hasa faE ~ gaia To-
Hfee downs bot on the fourth
~ crashed ever Ter = int1chdueu
Jamie MARTINEZ started al
auafter back CO.. me Biloxi game
IL ihc place 81 Vernon Weis.
who was la4a up last Week with
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Annual Barn Donce
Given by Lions Club
Saturday Evening

a af rn sanee tlsat ase
Lson Cub 81 Pacagaula gives
ia en IS s mesus -
na ~ carry on tire
sae chAldm canr tnnk
pase at fhe $50 ciab on last Sat
evening
TIE dance nal and lounge we're
gh eaa and motifs appfe
8afe 10 the season
Ms G Smlth and Ms
! / St4ee wcre n charge q
augemenh and "a caring lor sise
guests
4 program 81 dance music was
gwen by az orchestra from New
Orleans
Tire uanee aas 8eli attended
ana proved q financial as well as
& social success
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Moss Point Tigers Lose 10
Biloxi Indians l2-7; Play
U.M.S. AT Mobile Thursday

Z isalsh az iuilaeu2a and NsS IN.
able e. take part ~ ne game
Thundag lt8 Moss posnt II
gers aefe aefndUled 81 plnv
IL 81 S 81 MaEphs Fan - 40
bite
e 81 fnuaneed MeGiH LIST
week UG3 Mhlie tse Tigers also
hsVe 81 1876 decision ever stsNsn
frorn cartier "a the seaSua Inui-
cai48n5 AN uaaf she tao Wii bs
rveaIx maiehed ard n ~ fhe
fastest high aehaol aanaes - lie
season Is looker Tor ~ Muhah
FAIRS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
WANTED U o

Pueblo Goiu-0nt tor = htcyria
fde Teddy SchaAea ard SsfuFuy
Dlllmsn both 49, stopped 10 rest
; moment beside . Huie stream
IN ,hf water tueg saw three
baN weighing several pounds
ara On e.aht-pound catfish
Buts boYs Jumped III and tossed
ne iisa an the bank ard then
ealicc faz s newspaper phutnR
fapher who took their picture
WIth the FISH 50 they would have
proof ~ their story
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Missionary Union
Meets for Bible
Study. Monday

The Missionary Union 81 the
Lincoln Avenue Baptist CHURCH
met in tire Recrestion Center gt
the Housing Project fof their
regular Bible study Monday a.
seFnoou Wlih u present
Following the taking u - q
Irce WlI offering snd = pfavef bg
Mrs. Iona Tavl8f. the program
Wss turned over 10 Mrs J Il
Bra6e who took the place Of the
regular leader VINO was detained
aWaN until later IA the session
Mr Tas ior led the dexotlona
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Student Suffers
Second Brock OF
Leg OF Church

Hlastnr football ~ gong -
church seem eauaIly pefilous foF
Jauho9 PIERCE student q TIE Moss
Point Junior Hlah sFheoi who
broke thc leg which had just
.heskd frosn football tnYsafies -
h. walked down lhe church steps
SunSa. night
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
PasragOuIa Panthers End
Football Season With a
Win Over Bay High

e here THGNeu again Neus ever
Eog IRE final @sse
Bias HsRh waae aniN ane
aas tAresf Ia ne ignal eaartei
1hsg Carried fhe ball e. the Pan
shef S tafd ine. aut here hssi she
ball on downs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

ana r Fefs snfretxksH
IS 81 Ia u and XII
aere atstf thaiea fox
aruu tse Nea CaN
Cor gu HIS
ae terauf - - ~
wss closed waNh
D. ME Z j kanlp
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

FREEDOM or THE PRESS does nog give : Newspaper
~ nehs - pnbash wrgndaas attack tnnoesnt lndlvsansA 81
huniness firms. Neither does FREEDOM OF SPEECH give tire
Imdivfaaai the rtcff e ~ -smex4 the reputation Of outstanding
eEasssns. attack tha enHamunfsY5s beading institutions nor start
whispering campaigns for the sole reason Of disturbing the
puhic puers. To violate the shove rights and privileges II 70
emdana<E fhe rights ard happinesx Of al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

Nearly 20 $50 0gs0 SICK persons
n The United States lose over on
billion DAYS from work or normal
activities aunuslly
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
?

one Year 500 sa Months slzs Thres Months 7se Subscribers
wtShinw their paeeF changed fumn ore address 60 another ghould
K4vr the oa aUaFess IS weil as the new
Cards 81 wfaHkx Resolution Memorials Obituary Notices Notices
Of Entertainment where Submission n 10 ~ charged a. other Notices
not 81 General NeAs valae. w8 be charged Tor 1T advertising rates
The Valley settler., 1942-03-27

lL3ZTING OF VEGETABLE GRO RS
TIE Vegetable Growers not
Tuesday evening in tho Lounge.
Several morllc ting and growing
pro51o1as wore disousso !.
Coordination Of production With
consumer demand, g problem that
comes up ovcry year, received Q
great dool OF considorati on. The
bulk Of the vegetables grown IN
this area have been produced by
: comparatively snail number Of
growers. Those approx ~atoly
holt dozen growers could quito
ocsilT- take caro- Of our pros sent
11crlz t, II they could DC sure,
IN 81 ntirg fer that market,
that during the season, fifty
or sevcnty- five unpr odi able
smaller growers would not ach
be H,ar1-oting 6 few buachcs or
crates OF vari ons surplus garden
crops.
70 tho nan who ,aakos vegetable
growing lis major enterprise,
t?i.a appears to be an element Of
uafoir0css. Eo is corro ct.
.1cc.aul2ilo, the sna1lor grower
foole TT no crop should be
allowed to u0nopolizo any portie-
u7o,' line Of cndcavor. And he
is also correct. Cvorp-ocuctio on
has rot bo1n 6 problem in this
farming c0r,r1ll2i ty, though q heavy
ru-l OF somo commodity like
cabbage or hocd lottuco during O
period OF low demand has not
boon pcrti clllor1y advantageous
to all c0ncCrnod. Thoro havo
bo9n otho1 times WHOM thoro have
Ooon hoovy demands for those
s2lao co..rloditios and mono avail
able. THIS condi ton can be
corc0cto but ONLY by careful
planning. $500
Is bASi l1nhn VIII cl1 To blli La
The Valley settler., 1942-03-27


GARDEN SCHOOL TOR WILEY l'L-l72Rs
Prof CIV. Gassor, Dea.1 Of
Agri cul ture at the University Of
Alaska, originator Of Isl farley
and other us eful plants, .2as each
Afternoon this week cOndl-:ted
very interes ting classes n gar
dening. lie explained in dotail =
Soils Fertilizers Verfo5ies
Of Garden Vegetables listing
OF Soils Water in the -21l
Storage OF Vegetables.
Organic matter in the amount
Of at least lOS to warm the soil
and hold moisture and ri ~ food
is necos sarv in g good soil.
For increased eff cheney per
acre a complete fertiliz r was
CONTINUED on Hege Al
The Valley settler., 1942-03-27
COOP Totes

tt oning cards are still IT Use,
S gallons instead OF 3 ga lon.
purchases can be made.
To enable school buses to
continu their schedule az. far
mers to haul their milk, IAN
and other produce during DDS
Of gas shortage, the Civilian
Def snse Organization, at tae re-
quest Of dealers, worked cut the
card system as the best method
OF control.
Necessary OFFICE work is
nearly completed, to determine
whether and how much adGi s. onal
cash can be paid to those Who
sold potatoes in the last pool.
farmers who plan TO ooerate
trac tors on their farms this
season are reoues tee to notify
L. c. Stock at the earliest possi-
bic moment, the estimated amount
Of gas required to carry 81 their
operations.
The contract for vegetable
crates was awarded to 1 II. S2a4 tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Trial for HDSHe EDriycE'
Clos, in Crash With Train That Took 10 Lives
Held Under Bond Of $1,000

William + Clos - driver Of
the DSR bu, u The collision with
r t7ain that took-tbc H>,s of l6
bus passenger today was held fer
trial on a charge OF man-iauIhtnr
following examination before Ju~-
tice Nicholas 5. Ggonko0,kl Of
Hamiramck
Principal witness WI, Joseph
LewandowSkL 6i-y,u-uld tower
waichman at The CanI0 crossing
of the Grand Trunk Railroad
Describing what preceded the
collision Al S.ij a. M October Is
LewandowSk said the flasher
lights were ON and nmIhbound
freight train WAS passing when be-
saw Southhound passenger tram
approaching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
B> BOB MURPHY

Ann hRBOR. nov. * Mich
gan comes TO the end Of the 1912
an4thall season ihls- afternoon with
TIE lovs Hawkeyc> furnishing he
opposition
Each ol mo foam. has Von SIN
oi j., nine game, and r1ud place
IN The Weston Conference is A.
stake
no more than 10000 fans are
expected 10 soc the battle that
fTECfy VII = IN q 1tTCt1-an UP
against another fine passing attack
win Tom Palmer Hawkcye acc.
dong the propclhrg
Farmer hae hecn one nl-lhc
>tandOut pa>~cr ot lh, 49, sea-
SON and for tn. game coach Eddie
e outiuUed on Page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Snow Slows
Drive; Ndzii
Loss 10000
German Corridor
Now Reported Only
20 Miles in Width
By " ". CHAPLIN

nv W W. ~ AIIIN
inisroAtoosi SEES. Ner,tcr star Winter
MOSCOW No> q 4 northern
wing Of Red Army forces smashing
al tns German, IN the multl-
pIonsed offensive in the Stalingrad
region today recapturcd the city
Of klctskaNa, ON the west bank Of
The Don River IS mLcs northwest
OF SlaLngrsd
The victorious Russian troops
reported they found the city in
RUNS All houses were DESTROYED
and only seven irhabtants we're
found tho remainder oi The resi-
dents having been carried of by
The Germans.
The center of klct,kays. ad.ices
from The front SAID had been
turned INTO 4 Vast ccmeter, for
German dead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
OWE Wary of Vichy
I'm Report ON TOulOn

NEW YORK. NOV IS ms
Tho -6Glcc OF War Information
issued a word Of warning today
on the Nichy-Frcnch and German
reports of the Scutthng OF the
French feet at TouJon. pointing
out that all the details arc FROM
cnony or encmy-controIlol sources
Ir is significant SOWI stated.
that IN the days immediately pre-
ceding the Nazi move against
Ioulon winch prccipltalcd rhc re-
ported Scutthng. tho Germans in
tcnSi6cd their earlier efforts 10
establish The idea that inc French
radio and news service arc "indc-
pendent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Buying Dam Breaks
Record Shopping Crowd Jams Buses Stores
Toy Departments Biggest Attraction

Dctroit'S Christmas rush was on
m earnest today.
Although for the last several
weeks the city has been needing
merchants warnings 10 shop early.
inc buying dam broke Yesterday,
tho day after Thanksgiving AMI
traditionally the opening of the
yule season.
Rccord.breaking crowds Stormcd
tho downtown stores in the first
hIg rush Of shopping. Sidewalks
were damned and patrons had dif-
ncultv moving IN and out OF stores
and through the alSleS.
I'm most stores, the elevators
were 80 damned that many shop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

porS had 10 walk 10 the basement
and get on the elevator there when
it started rs run. Elevators fire.
qucntly went past The first floor
without stopping because there
was not room Tor any more shop
pcUs.
Toy department, especially were
packed, since yesterday was a
school holiday ~
General Manager Fred 4. Nolan
Of the DSR estimated that tho
city's public transportation system
carried more passengers yesterday
than il has on any day IN ITS his
tory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
By VI. -. HANDLER
nit.d rts.. >tar Corre,pood,nl

MOSCOW. Nov. q Fog and
>no" hampcred operations inside
The Don River bend today. but the
Russians advanced then giant Of
fensivc OF encirclement and ami
hIlauon on All sectors and in
StalinEIad. swept the Germans
from q series OF buildings ana 20
pJIIboNc> and duEouts
The Russians had taken q toll
Of al least 10000 ANS soldiers.
Killed and captured. since Novem-
bcr ~ and the figure mounted a.
they pursued the Germans and
moppcd up pockets OF resistance
20 prevent the establishment Of a
defense line
While the snow slowed the Rus
SLAMS II was an even harder blow
10 The Germans. who. having lost
much OF their equipment and most
of their communications lines. had
Continued on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

Only few hours before the
AXIS move against Toulon, OWL
said. the Lyons radio was on thu
AR with a broadcast stressing the
independence Of French radio
programs
-Nichy propagsndists under
Nazi domination" said Owl,
ARE pouring out vivid descrip-
tons about the situation at Tou-
Ion, Stressing the point for
American and British consump-
ton that the entire French herf
Is Scuttled."
Pending confirmation from trust.
worthy sources Owl suggested.
the Toulon reports should DO
treated With reserve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
The War Fronts

MEDITFRRANFAN THEATER
BRUSH uar>hip> >cour the
sea 20 poh I'D and escort go
safety any French War>htps
thar survived M. suicide of
1hc lcct A. TouIor Page H.
Powerful French naval units
expected 10 JOIN Allies
page ~ British First Army
captures TaboWda l5 miles
from IunI>. and drives on
Tunl, with The intention of
>jotm,ng o. and l>olatIng
Blzort, ton later attack.
page 49, British bombcr>
attack Italy podeCanc>e
Islands of Turkish coast
Page -
RUSSIA Red Army uoop> re-
capture klet-kays - miles
northwest Of StalnCrad on
the west bank of The Don.
snow and rain hamper tho
Russian offensive but toll
Of ANS dead and captured
I>cS 10 $4,000. Page L.
\FN GUINEA japanese coun-
trT-attaCk> Icpul>cd with
heavy losses a. Allied force,
inch forward against fanatiCaI
resistance az Buna page p
GjADALCANAL 81 A y y -
American troops pursue mop
ping operations Page p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Desfroyers,
Submarines
Being Sought
English Offer Help
TO Escort Runaways
Into No. African Port
BY PHIL AULT
nited Press stan Correspondent

. ALLIE d HEADQUARTERS,
North Africa, Nov. pa British
battle feet is stsaming through
the submarine-infested Mediter-
ranean in search of French war
ships which may have escaped the
graveyard of the French navy at
Toulon, it was revealed today.
In addition TO at least two SUBJ
marines reported 10 have fought
their way through the inferno OF
burning and exploding warships to
the open sea at Toulon yesterday.
British naval authorities believe
that some destroyers had left
previously in response to the
radioed appeal of Admiral Jean
Francois Darlan 10 sail for Oran,
Algeria.
Ready 10 give battle to the Ital-
ian navy If IT leaves the safety of
the bases where it has hidden for
months after humiliating defeats,
the British fleet made toward the
passage between SPANS Balearic
Islands and Italian Sardinia in
hope that it could find and help
TO Oran or some other North
African port any French feet
units which got away.
IT was said on good authority
that the Scuttling Of the French
fleet carried out a promise made
10 Allied headquarters by Darlar
that 1t never would fight on the
ANS \Nide.
Darlan it is known, has been
IN secret communication with the
fleet since his appeal to its units
10 join the Allies in African ports.
FAMILIES THREATENED
Further, it was said here, the
French navy crews scuttled their
ships despite Axis pressure against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
DARLAN RADIOS APPEAL

News was received hat Admiral
jean Francois Darlan, French
commander in Africa. made a
radio appeal over the Algier, radio
last night for French ships at sea
to Join The Allies. evidently be-
hevng that some were at large.
a Nlchy Havas dispatch re-
ported Toulon quiet thi, morning.
with street Cus running. after a
night n which explosions shook
houses and damaged many of them
as ammunition exploded in dumps
and explosive, detouaied in >cut.
lied ship.
A pail OF smoke hung over The
Continued on Next Page. Col. g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Reds Retake Ruined KletskaVa
HabOraiN
Reported
Arrested

NEW YORK. Noy. Is up
The British radio heard here by
CHS, reported today that Admiral
jean de Laborde, commanding the
French feet At Toulon. and AL
other officers had been arrested by
the Germans
Labordc reported to Marshal
Petain yesterday, according to-the
broadcast, that the entire French
feet Al Toulon had ceased to exist
LONDON, Nov Is lUP) Pow.
erful French naval units neutral.
lied at Alexandria. Egypt. and
Gibraltar and based on Algeria,
Morocco and Martinique were eX-
pected today 10 JOIN Allied naval
forces As the result Of the suicide
OF the main fleet A. Toulon
Al Allied headquartcl IN North
Africa. an Allied spokesman an
nounced that any ship of the
French feet would be welcomed at
any Allicd-held port o-thc- Alu-
can coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Sa9inaw, Bay City,
Lansing, Pon+ia c,
Flint News, Pg. I3
The Weather
not RI.Y TEMPERATURES

Tne sun vt7 SOY ~ Is ol 2 m f.ra,.
and rise Tomorrow ~ SIS M
TIE moon uiU rise ~ 90 if O. m
i-hsA Vnd s'f tomorrow p. - g. r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
Gas Ap|enty
To Be on Sale
Until Monday
Rumor Of Freezing
Spreads Over City;
Denied in Washington

into the tank, OF all conner, today
thus usually and cmphaticaIls dis
proving the uumor that ire fedora
government was 10 end The sa.e-o'
gasoline last midnight
Starting yesterday morning rhc
rInoI spread Ike oil on water
"Shush, don't tell any one,
hut did YOU know the WIN,
per spread from Dearborn 20
LoChmoOt.
RUSH FROM WAR PLANTS
In one plant, according 10 +. r
BrosdHell. state gasoline ration,ng
administrator. the IS cmploNc, icit
VAT producing HaCrInCS 7nc rf1T-
RCD 10 tho nearest ga, station 10
TN their tanks.
BroadVel said that % -upern-
tondcnt Al one of The large.t
UNITS Of the Chry ,ler Corporation
called IN nidaitcrnoon permucd
because his men w,rr abol, 10
walk oui.
Because tho rumo had -.ea =
disastrous effect upon the r.a.
dred, OF thousand, OF war worker,
who heard it n Detroit. Leon
henderson, OPA chief persona 5
ISSUED 4 denial in Washington
40 TRUTH ~ REPORT
Hc sand there wa, mo- truth in
The report and that Dcuotcrs
may nh their "a, tanks at t0on
pleasure until the rauonIng pro-
gram take, effect December
The government has no in
icntiOn Of freezing gasoline"
henderson announced
McanWhilc. Harold lckc,. pclJo-
lcum administrator also joJncd
the rumor denying chorus He said
gas VIII remain ON sale until De-
cembet
FBI TRIES TO TRACE IT
John Buga>. head ~ the FBl
here. tried IN VAN 10 trace the
story 10 ITS source
1T might have been started
Intentionally" he SAID "or II
might just have been one 81
those rumorS which spread like
uildfire."
Bugas admitted the FBI FOR
once. was Stumpcd
50 gas is available today hut
after Monday better have ra-
tJon hook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28

"Shush, don't tell any one,
hut did YOU know the wis
per spread from Dearborn 20
LoChmoOr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
FORECAST

For Detroit
and vicinity.
Warmer
today with
light SHOWS
" hlCh viii Their
turn 10 rain
this
evening.
gentle 10
moderate
winds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-28
FAMILIES THREATENED

Further, 1t was said here, the
French navy crews scuttled their
ships despite Axis pressure against
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