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Evening star., 1942-09-20
Will Get Hodges Trophy

The Russ Hodges sports program
trophy will be presented to the win
ner of the Washington open golf
tournament Thursday at Indian
Spring Country Club, it was an
nounced yesterday by Station VOL.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Iowa Gets Easy Start
With Washington U.
BY the Associated Press.

BY lne ASSOCIaEeu PresS.
IOWA CITY, Iowa, Sept. 19.-
Scoring in every period, Iowa opened
its 1912 football season with a
26-to-7 victory over Washington
University of the Missouri Valley
Conference before $500 persons
here today.
Washington counted. its only
touchdown in the fourth period.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
Pacific Coast Leuoue

Portland, 6-8; Hollywood, 3-5.
Seattle, 2; Oakland, /.
Seattle, "a; Oakland, IL.
San Francisco, 6; San Diego, 8.
Sacramento, 6; Los Angeles, 5 q
innings.
Evening star., 1942-09-20
FMen's and Women's Duckpin
Associations Elect Today
No Hint Given as to Pricci's Successor;
Mixed Duos Clash at Silver Spring

Annual meetings and election of officers Capt.
tals governing bowling bodies the dckpn
noon and tonight along with three special attractions pin
plants.
When the Washington City Duckpn Association at
o'clock at the Eks Club, and Tenth
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Retail Druggists
VIII Conduct Sale
OF War Stulnps

Retail druggists Of America
have been selected hy the Treas
ury Department 10 conduct = 30
day sales drive q War Stamps
beginning MAJ /. Il was annaune-
ed this wreck.
X ". Durham. head Of
Burnham's Drug Store Al Moss
Point said that the store had set
It's quota Of stamp sales at $1,000
for the drive and expected 10
reach or pass H.
The Treasury Department has
msiIrd out quantities OF red.
white and blue posters to be used
in the drug stores in connection
with the drive In addition a sup
ply Of slotted cards in which
change vii he inserted before Il
Is handed 70 customers win be
used. These cards state that this
quarter viii buy ~ bullets"
Other drug stores in this Sec
ton have set quotas for the drive.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

kaH uN yssaf sugar AM
TO- & tco II fua fealpN ilse
~nriisstsa ssieAasA fhis unpk
~ jackson County nffkn al
agricultural aktanttsn depart
a:<a4
RhFTvF uAN FAKar met IkAl
49, ssas.sss hpsas hhInasssEa
~ AKeFft NuM Cain and 1<HoM
Substitute selsats rsunts
Akzei ffsnklln hnfw ifsagKtt
- mr. TIL fpu hpw - - III
e ~spsszefye sugar make feNeF
- rich desserts Afpa go A.
i4tnsNh. canned and dfIsd
uifAsa ANys Mis- Cain. stb
ai'iaie syrup ~ hnlssy II
~ss8 4sazstle And LeA1n e sai
eesRAl Wltlt llltln q 80 NsaA
- ~ hhn Is distinctive flaVps
a'ssf ftaa BNl nnna y e
lk4 any Awezs tusels eash =
n Ire end q The Mhba
- nus before fpadA lEAs eMek
X 60
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Citizens M0Y Leave
Woste Pepper At
p LibrorY

An effort is being made By the
Boy Scouts OF Pascagoula 10 coli
lect waste paper as . war meas
ure. as all waste paper can be
used IN some way for defense
purposes Most Of II can be made
into paper Of inferior quality. or
into containers for various pur-
poses The boys can not go around
from house 70 house 20 pick up
This waste. as they have no way
Of srsnsportating ii to > central
packing point
But arrangements have been
made for the Boy Scouts to pick
up the paper at the public tWPAl
library il the old Central School
building on South PascaeDula
street. frnm there 70 b. taken TO
= central point where il viii b.
assorted and packed for shipment
Householders and others who
have waste paper 70 dispose of.
are requested . IeaTe Il 81 the
library. where Il wiil be- cared for
and distributed By the boy
Scouts Il i toe much 70 expect
the boys 70 SO from house 10
house "a gather waste paper. but
they can get II Il the library
building and citizens are urged
70 help n the matter - leaving
their waste paper 81 the library
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Mrs Emmff
Hostess To
Bridge Club

Mr. - p Emit extended
pleasant Hospitality - - Tues
Day Bridge club af - fortnight.
y meeting ms week
Tne usual series e games
gave hlghesf score % Ira FfEd
4sYbF who Keeelyed the defense
stamp fhaf constitutes re cub
prize
Soft drinks we're served during
re aaEsiea
1hoae plsyiHe weFe Mr. - r.
Gaiie1. Hu Oliver Cofe. Nn
Taylor. Mra Edward Bro. Nu
/ = ksameT. ErA sI1ne. sparn.
MrA Katie Daniel zzd zfA En-
mA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Miss Billie Louise Mcleod u
Lucedale. Miss IS q guest in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Z NJ Gal
ioway.
Mr.. and Mrs s Postal are E
eeiving congratulations on the ar
rival Of a daughter at the jackson
County Hospital on Saturday,
April i6
Mr.. and Mrs +. l. DeLashmef.
Mrs ". Z Marie. Hrs. J. r. Col
ley. Mrs Edwin Mays, and Mr..
and Mrs. n r. Gallazpy. were
among those attending the State
Band convention in Jackson.
Miss, last week.
Mrs. John Cirlot and son. Ru-
pert were guests n the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Frank Pittman in
jackson. Miss while attending
the State Bard Convention.
Mrs. scott Parker Of McHenry.
Miss. spent the week end IN the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs r. T.
Bradley.
DR.. ana Mrs. J. 7. Thompson
left Thursday for : several days
Visit ia E1zriaa
Llan1m nssoer
IaFias 49, -
~
ssA DoDu.e' y Lsulsa
hesn. Mss Anah mead ans
AafA otalass LAsa1sah
MIS- = MeInek ~ 1unpol.
spent sessIsl osys Ms.n s
and MIA Chester Y. thompson
MI and Mrs Deiano brlsssef'
Mrs = Y Spann Sr- ana MT.
New Orleans
!.
Mrs. G J. Phillips was moved
last Friday from the Jackson
County Hospital where sne spent
several days while undergoing
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

MNa Julia Mek e apN
n~rAstassn aeens - cailinA Miss
waa = ~sxk wsa guest * Mss
Kush casn ard wnh Miu Car
vssssea Mg sFsa Msa Il A nsan
nn ana Mins Maff EaamsA Ceep1
II LAsceaaie S9naay
NJ. and MrN . A S@ifesF
tosnssKlx az raseaxnuiA. hus new
of Mahsle. mxfu aeanae vszstras
10 ~rwlAssscs and trlsnds hers Ssn
aas
Gueass ID she hunac q Mr. and
Mrs Rrunnn Lpnnep last Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs Cllftfsn AeEess
ana safsA 3ntk ara Ter. q No
bk Nj Rogers i Mrs Lemnep
hreiher
ne OlcMnsler Garden Club
viii meet IN the hexFpatlon Hal
in slse rs Maritime hsaiifing On
Tenth street. unls Afsernn~an ~ 1a1
|o'ctnck Anyone Interested in
gardening Il invited q aisend-
NJ ard Mn J s After -
turned Monaay evening from
wsier Valley. Miss. shefs thcy
accompanied the tsusay oE the
formers sister. Mss. ROSE Nyiand
81. Who died At the ABBEY hpEsn
last Sunday. Mr and Mira AhhwY
we're ioined ia their sd mission
nv fheiF sens. Dick Abfey, vino i
stationed ~ the army ar baee II
New Orleans. Edwin Abbey. AZ
|Oranre Texas. ] e Ahh4y and
lhis wife of Jackson. Miss and h.
lC I Ablsey ~ Baton Rouge; all
~ whom returned 70 their various
homes following she funeral
Mrs c NJ Dick and Miss M.
nice Green and Dale Kroegef
were guests of friends In Biloxi
last saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. c p nalss and
son. and Mrs. tesoy Few. have
returned from o touring trip
which Included visits 10 The
northern part 81 Mississippi. Ten
ncksee. ard Arkansas last week
They were accompanied horne by
Mrs W. "A Stewart Of Mcuehef.
Ark. who viii visit In The Aniti
home for . few days
The wuanau'a Guild 81 tive ST
Johns Episcopal Church wili
hold Is regular monthly meeting
Monday. May 4 with Mira. Martin
Shepard ~ hostess At her home
on Beach Boulevard
Mrs ! e Crane departed Mon
DAP for . brief visit 10 relatives
il Neshxins
4 On her arrival home fer . wees
end stay with her husband. ue
Rev. Friedrich 8 Resch. Mr.
Resch was accompanied IS re-
mother. Mrs liner Walker Of tsls
sisaippi City. Friends Of NJ
Reeeh afe relieved 10 ieafa thsf
he Is recovering from an afe
dent that has kept him erippiea
for the past ~eek or more though
he IS still under the esre q =
physician
Misses Catherine Buffet se
accompanied Miss Mary Lorraine
Poets when the laiser spent TIE
last week end ct her horne IL
GurfpoFt Both rstsrncd home
Sunday evening
Mrs. Louise Miller waa the
guest 81 Miss Aida Res for > fe@
DAYS this waek Mrs. Miller il >
former resident Of Tits city bat
nov makes her heF1se n Ne. OF
ienns She has beer dividing her
visit among several 81 Der friends
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

~ ard AEa 4 IA RE m
Mr sd Mr. n v Furry and
nsn Ray ard aaashser. netsm
Ser. mscawed sa nsssasx SUR
aax Cor a Vsest e MF ADwt !
parenh ~ ard Mrs. " ~ EoM
and Mrs RnhFs brother. = n
CEe
Julius AcEiWain rrsnsned hnraF
Wednesday from Nohile Kreasls
Improved IL hfsah kiipwing "a
operation nndsr wheh Ne reeest.
~ passed ~ rsuvrnrr inssrsa.
AIRY in thas city
Miss Maffgfe RYAN retusn
90 Mehsle Monday AFTER mwnasna
4 wee& here with her fsnziiv On
kreks avenAe
Friends * Mrs J. s Avens win
he happy Is learn thns ARR i
somewhat Improved after IN VI.
ness "a several days
Mrs A II Gray departed Tbes
day for Mobiie whcrN sire will
visit for = few days bfare kuine
on % her home ~ West palra
Beach, Fla Mrs Gray has s4e4l
4 guest il the hnfae 81 her son.
In C. II Gray The family rir.
Gle 81 Ire has4se of Dr. ard Mrs
GRAY also has hern augmented by
the presence "A their daughter.
Mrs. o T. Ward. and their grand
daughter. Patricia Ann. wha ar.
rived from Cunway. Ark. 4 few
days ago. for = visit
Mr. and Mrs W. al Dixon
Mrs James G Ryan and Mr.
Hicks EsrEl wsre visitors q Mo
bile. On Sunday
A party composed az Mr.. and
Mrs J A Wschen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob Crawford and Mrs 3 A
Norwood have returned from,
Louisville. Miss. where they
spent the week end In She home
Of Rev and Mrs W L Day
Among thuse who accompanied
the High School Band 10 Jack.
son Was Mrs. Hermes Gausses
who has now returned home
Mrx, Frsnk cAnsy and Mrs A
]. Valverde we're visitors % No
bile on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs /. e. Weber nne
Mr.. and Mrs Dow Ripley VII
spend Sunday in Pass Christian
Mr. and Mrs. W l.. Blsin hap.
returned from attendance It IL,
funeral Of the formers fisher
George 53iain. &C Van Buren,
Ark @st Ms.naaw
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Thigpcn o
Mobile. and Captain Mark Ryal
Of Tampa. Fla, werz visitors Il
the home Of Mrs. James Ryai
and family on Thursday, whes
the two former returned HON,
leaving the latter 10 remain 70
an overnight visit. On his de
pafture for Mobile the foIlowinr
day Captain Ryan was accofnpan
ted BY Mrs James c. Ryan. Mrs
jimmy Ryan. and Miss Eiisabasi
Ryan. who spent the day IN thai
city.
Mrs Harley Seay and Mrs. Car
Rohr were called 20 Plcayune on
Wednesday Of last week b the
illness 81 their kinSnaau. Ben Les
Mrs Seay returned home earlier
n the week leaving hrs. Rohf
for . stay Of two Or three dsyr
longer.
Mrs. Z = Mcllwain and little
daughter, Lila Barbera. arrive
today for > visit IN the home III
Mr. Mcliwain's parents. ID. and
Mrs s B McIiwain
Mr8 taek H~oliiEter and MFa J.
y Coiie acre guests q Mr.. and
Mrs. BIZ Helm ct their h0fne II
Biioxf. on Wednesday Of Ia
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

a piti1Sie and pitifnl creature
: ; man trying 70 take ais last
fling before fifty floors him
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

~ kueaf MaaafA@ HHsF
eaHss mafe afHsklf tntsfs ~ -
n aeenla sam sd Hsxs
sllesk shaaid "a maaae = FsaRAss
~ e1AF HseAsaaissF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Be never kn<N E sien painter
mo tzuid spell O. 3 photogra
pber stu ctzan parse
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Mrs lack Hollister ard Mrs j.
~ Colie Nere guests ef Mr. ana
Mrs BIN Helm at their h0tne IN
BiioxL on Wednesday Of last
seek
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Mr. Z , McIlwain and little
aanghtef. Lila Barbera. arrive
today for > visit N the horne of
Mr. Mciiwain's parents. DR.. and
Mrs s 3 McIlxain
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

HRS. Louise Miller waa the
guest 81 Miss Aida Res for > fee
days this week Mfa Miller IL >
former resident II Tits city bat
nov makes her hefsae n Ne. OF
leans. She has beer aisldsng hes
visit among several u her fricnds
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Miss MARJORIE RYAN returned
90 Mchile MonAay AFTER speeding
4 wee& here with her fznaiiv On
Krehs avenue.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Miss Billie Louise Mcleod II
Lucedale. Miss Is . guest in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Z N Gal
loway.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Julius Acziwain rrluFxrd haraF
"Wednesday from Mohsle Nr~eslS
improved IL hsssth kaiiuNsne ~
operation nndef whleh ne reeent.
~ parsed ~ psuvidrnre Infsrsm.
AIRY in lh1s city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Misses Catherine Buffet ae
cerBpsnied Miss Mary Lorraine
Poets when the latter spens The
last week end ct her horne n
GuffpoFt Both rstnuncd home
Sunday evening
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs J n Rivers and
son have returned from yaid0sla.
Ca. where they were called last
week On account Of the death Of
Mr Rivers mother.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Graham Barber OF KeeslcF
Field. spent the week end with
ms parents here. Mr.. and hrs.
v. ~ Barber.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Mr. and Mrs. Al W. Head and
ca. Bobhie, Of Laurel Miss
spent the week end with Mr.. r.
L Head. Miss Adah Head and
Mrs. Stanley LayTnan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
PAScACoULA.....
HAPPENINGS

NJ ard Afss 4 n RoAs ana
Mr. sd Ms n v Furry ard
nan Ray. ard Aaaahier, Rett@
Sue. nscsoree sa nsssasx Sun.
aay fcg a Vsast e Mr. Aphegts
parentA NJ and Mrs. " M KoA4
and Mrs Rahss hFuthrr. q n
Gcurge
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
0uis|ing Officer
Killed by Bomb

LONDON, Aug. "a ms
Quislingite policeman was killeC
and two others wounded seriously
when a planted bomb exploded al
a police station in Oslo Friday
the Free Norwegian Telegraph
News Agency reported today.
Reports from Stockholm, mean
time, said the Nazi puppet premier
Vidkun QuiSling, had returned tc
oslo from Germany with orders
given him by Adolf Hitler tC
make peace with the Norwegian
church.
Filters changed attitude on this
matter, the Stockholm dispatches
stated, was due 10 representations
made by German military authori-
ties in Norway, who warned Hitler
that it would be "unwiSe TO pro-
woke Norwegians unnecessarily
in view of the danger OF an Allied
invasion.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
Germans Bomb
British Towns

LONDON. Aug - INS)--
German raiders. described as in
small numbers swept over Britain
during the night dropping eX-
plosive and incendiary bombs at
scattered point,
Three OF the raiders were shot
down.
East Anglia the MdlandS and
northwest England were bombed.
and slight damage and casualties
were reported
American troops in the MldlandS
went through their first bombing
raid Saturday night II was dis
closed One bomb fcll iOn a road
way near group of Negro sol
dIcrs. TWO Of whom flung them
selves IN front of a group OF CT
VILLAINS 10 protect them from fly
ing fragments.
II was announced. meanwhile.
that British and a German
plane crashed in Fire Sunday
after doGGght over northern
ireland
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
Biggest ~. Convey q
Guns, Equipment, Men and Nurses Land in Britain;
Soldier Finds Dice Profitable, Hires Guard

AT a BRITISH PORT Aug "a
,rpl American pilots uwnr
crews. troops. nurses planes
TANKS. guns and assorted equip
ment were distributed TO uuRer
Satc> Army dnpot> throughout
tho British Isles today from Oh,
efcatr-t Atlantic CONVOY of thr
war and one Of thc greatest of u
Time
The convoy WAS ,5 h.e that d
va. necessary To land r. at severn
ports where pcCIal buses. trucks
trains and oven -trcei cars were
waiting tu start tine fighting Wer
and tho arwy nurses fo thcu
situations.
Mon U f.n lIL.rf.. convoy
came from u.i patts ol tHe luj..
States.
tAmonr 'te 'r.f ashore Tr.
tauaHnna EaH, Service Ig.
ported WIS Cpl Louis Pole ot
Detroit n automobile assembly
g. worker ml nD entered 'ag
ARMY year ago
They vara escorted lE a power
So. force af Unuas States EJEE
ships 0H 'HjAmcTom side Wu,
p.5Ur, Hrnhiidcd ,tNo convoy 'a.
oaf ol -e 8ud British piano.
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Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
Smoke Out
.Daps OH
SOIOInOnS

LON DON. Aug % GNSl .-
From dawn 10 dusk every day
United States marines and troops
fighting in sticky equatorial heat
still are smoking out japanese
forces hiding in the jungleS of the
Solomon Islands. the NewS-Chroni-
Gle said today in special dis
patch from a Southwest Pacific
port
FerociouS hand to-hand Strug.
giles are being waged with knives
bayonets and jujutsu methods. the
News Chronicle declared. and the
japanese are using flame throw
ers in their attempt TO cope with
the hard-hltting Americans.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
Praises Meier
ms Man Congratulated
for Story Of Dieppe

LONDON Aug. "a lINSl-
Hannen Swaffer, widely-knowr
British columniSt writing in THE
People today paid tribute "a
Larry Meier. International News
Service writer whose story on the
Dieppe Commando raid, written
after he was wounded was pub
liShed in The Detroit Times
Discussing reporters activltle,
in the war, Swaffer wrote
"One. Larry Meier. a Califor-
nian who went To Diepps
for American newspapers. was
wounded In the left cheek and
right of his chest.
Back at a south coast port.
they wanted tn put him into the
hospital.
"'No,' he said. i must get to
London and write my story
HE tapped II out on his
typewriter.
Then. his job done, Larry
Meier went into the hospital"
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
BRAZIL TELLS WHY

WASHINGTON Aug - CUP)
The Inter American Defense
Board meets IN special plcnary
session today TO hear BrazifS ex-
PLANTATION of her declaration OF
war against Germany and Italy
and 20 discuss hemisphere mill
Tan plans
During the day. Brazilian Am
baSsador Carlos Martins is eX-
pcctcd 10 confer with Secretary of
State Cordell Hull regarding com
mon efforts of The two largest na-
tionS m the Western Hemisphere
I'm ihlS glOhal war
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
'Vi(hy Cheated
In Sugar Trade

VICHY. France, Aug. "a GNS)
The Paris radio announcement
that Chief Of State Marshal Henri
Philippe Petain and Chief OF
Government Pierre Laval hac
sent cOngratulatory messages &c
the German commander of Dicppe
following the Allied Commando
raid Wednesday lacked official
confirmation today.
A Vichy radio report said that
General Won Stuelpnagcl chief oi
German oCcupational forces IN
France. had placed 10000,00C
francs az the disposal OF the police
superintendent Of the Dieppe area
for repair of damage and first ald
to victims of the raid.
"A British radio report indi-
Gated the Germans could afford
this gesture. having made an
100000 franc profit in re-
cent deal with NiChy. According
10 the report Germany agreed
20 exchange sugar for French
made guns
Germany got the guns and
shipped the sugar al an agreed
price of 5i2 francs per kilo But
when the sugar arrived most of
IT was requisitioned by the Nazi
military authorities And as they
paid only Az francs per kilo for
the sugar the profit was 49,
600 600 francs and 1S000000
kilOS Of sugar.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
PdnzerS Peril
Don Railroad
Continued from Page onc)

bring the battle for Stalngrad
itSehl
The Russians, in their noon com
muniQue also acknowledged new
retreat on one sector southeast OF
PyaugorSk, in the north Caucasus.
That German drive was aimed TO-
ward the oil fields of Grozny, 140
miles east Of Pyatigorsk, bat it
was evident the Germans were
closer TO Grozny than that
Russian reports sand that the
military situation was grave ln the
north Caucasus where a German
column has moved some distance
south of kraSnodar along the
railroad TO the naval base oi
NovorosSiSk. There was no indica
tion Of the exact position OF thr
column
The Nazi air force was attack.
ing at NovoroSSiSk and TuapSe
also a naval base. but was tiercely
opposed by the Russians
The newspaper Red Fleet re-
ported that Black Sea feet flo
tilla was Smelling Nazi coastal po-
gitIpunc
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
Tobruk Hdrbor,
Shipping Blasted

CAIRO. Aug - GNS).-AI.cd
heavy bombers made q successful
dusk attack on the Axis held sup
ply port of Tobruk on Saturday. a
Middle East high command com
munlque announced today Harbor
installations and shipping were the
targets. the Communlquc said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
British Sub, RAF
Sink Supply Ship

LONDON. Aug 2i HNS). A
British submarine and an Raj
bombing plane combined 10 sink
an enemy supply ship IN the cen
tral Mediterranean. the admiralty
announced TODAY. The submarine
scored with a direct torpedo hi'
on The uUdum-slZcd vessel after
II had been brought 20 halt by
damage inflicted by the bombing
plane. the announcement said.
Three Comic Pages every day
i'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
Argentina, Chile
Assure Brazil
OF Their Support
Nazi-BuiIt AirfeId
Discovered ! 900 Miles
From Rio de Janeiro
BN VICTOR HAWKINS
By International News service

RlD DE JANFlRO. Brazil Aug
% Assured of the support of her
neIEhbOrS. Brazil took initial Steps
m her war against Germany and
Italy today while police and gov
crnment authorities carmcd oul "a
widespread search for enemy spies
and fifth columniStS that brought
to light secret, Nali-bunl air
field
Discovery Of the airfeld, in For
moSa Province in Goyaz state. also
disclosed a powerful Nazi radio
uansmitter. The field is about
1000 miles from The capital.
Reliable sources Indicated thar
Argentina. Chile and Uruguay Will
grant nonbelhgcrent status 10
Brazil today. which probably Will
mean that Brazilian ships may use
their ports, and perhaps. even
transport troops across their
border.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
FLIGHTS HALTED

truguayan police established a
virtually impossible chain along
The Brazilian frontier TO halt the
flight
AdviccS received In Rio de
Janciro Indicated that ANS sub
marines, perhaps the ones which
sent to the bottom the five Bra
lillian ships that prcclpitated the
nation war declaration still
lurked off the South American
coast.
From Nontevidco. Uruguay'S
capital. came an official announce
ment that two enemy submarines
We're operating off the Uruguayan
coast. $50 miles northeast of Barra
de ChOuN.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
PUSHED AXIS BACK

Wilson was commander 'Of the
Army Of the Nile when the
British forces pushed the AXi,
back at Bengazi in Libya Later
he was military governor Of the
Libyan area which the British con-
trolled
He commanded British forces in
Greece and then was sent TO conn
mand in Palestine and Trans
Jordania where he led tho cam
paign which quickly pat the Allies
in control of Vichy Syria. lie was
named chief OF the 9th army last
December.
Detroit evening times., 1942-08-24
kHaraSSeaa
.Baps Flee
iii Cities

CHUNGKING, Aug. "A up
Japanese forces, driven from j
important Chinese towns last
week. are rcrcating toward Man.
Chukuo like hungry dogs
starved, fatIgued and III. a Chinese
military spokesman said today
Important positions have beer
reCaptured from the enemy along
the MISUNDERSTANDING Railway
that cuts through Chekiang and
klangSi provinces. ON Saturday
night the eleventh city in a week
fell. 10 the Chinese when the
japanese fled from Yukan on the
southeastern shores Of Lake Poy-
dng. .rctrcating across the lake &c
Nanchang.
Guerrilla activities that de-
prIved the Japanese of food and
munltion supplies played an nm
portant part IN the collapse OF the
enemy and the successful bomb
ing of Japanese targets by Ameri-
can planes apparently boosted the
morale OF the Chinese.
Chinese forces are StOrmlng
the town of ChuhSicn whore the
JapancSe have an important air
field. and the silk city of Chuki
the army spokesman said
The II cities and towns from
which the Japanese have been
driven are Ucngfcng IyanG.
kWcIki Eingtang, kwangfeng,
Shanglao Nukiang. LinchWan Yu-
shan Yukan and IIuangchlrpu
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