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model, and a basic oxford type.
These shoes are more comfortable,
more flexible, made with a good
sturdy easy sole, and made Of the
finest supple calf-in black, army
rust and brown. They're priced at
s995-with a 10Te discount offered
to all girls in the Service. ROSS
SATURN is open until 7 daily,
until Thursdays. Located a half
block below Dupont Circle-at 1928
CONN. AVE.
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Senator, Mrs. TAFT
Visited BY Sons

Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio
and Mrs. Taft have had with them
for visit their two sons, Pvt. Hor-
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I" DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING EARLY"
and do it at Louise Hall Hollis
CABIN HANDICRAFTERS. In this
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sophisticated tailored outfits. For
both there is a delightful selection
OF the dressy dresses and coats that
are wardrobe "musts." 1927 CONN.
AWE
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18th ST. NV. Phone MA. 1865
and ask for Susan JOY"
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and suits TO give you an exciting
wardrobe all at prices to
please your purse. They're open
every evening Except Saturday.
until nine. And you'll enjoy shop
ping late and leisurely. Convenient
charge accounts. 1902 CONN. AVE
at Dupont Circle. NO. 1859.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

i" YoULL METAPHOR
CALLY Film G
YOUR HAT IN THE AIR"-when
you see how skillfully the STELOS
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. IT q s llVIII
coats. suits and dresses-via In
weaving or Reviewing. They work
wonders on silks, woolens and fins
linens. 6l3 18th ST.
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for school or business girls. See
them tomorrow. Located r ST.
at 18th.
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s. PRESCRIPTION FOR A
NEW LEASE ON
LIFE: A new hat! More formality
Is already in the air at MILL.
CENTrS I'm
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<<<><<<<

" Says SUSAN JOY:
Drop that date! Miss
that matineel And don't do
thing until you have seen the low
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1911 CONN. AVE. Phone DU.
0404. Home: WI. 1866.
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and very quickly. Why not drop
in while shopping or after this
theatre. It's right in the midst Of
shops and movie theatres-and
convenient to reach all times dur
ing the day or evening. Sit at the
Captains Table, or in the Ships
Cabin, or in any OF the many Ma
rine Rooms. Yes, they serve lunch
con, dinner and late supper. Two
addresses-1221 and 1907 = ST.
NV.
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d" CAMP, CAMP, CAMP,
y THE GIRLS ARE
MARCHINGw Marching In those
wonderful "COMMANDO" regula-
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q. WHAT EVERY woM-
AN NEEDS Der.
haps one new dress, suit or coat to
add Dest to bored wardrobe,
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g. MEET AND DRINK"
relax and ordeN
and partake Of the most de-
licious seafoods you've had tn many
Evening star., 1943-11-07

IS HERE GOOD
W FRIENDS GET To-
GETHER." They rest and "refuel"
and relish each delicious morsel
a+ IA rK
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HIGH CHAIR HEAVEN"

-. is what you'll call
THE TOP ROUNDER, that en-
chanting little eating spot which
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<<<<<<<<

RALEIGH. For reservations: Gall
Mr.. Arthur-NA. 1910
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6. You MAY LAUGH AT
THIS" but the
generation OF tomorrow certainly
depends in q large measure on the
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" IF YOU'RE A MATRON
with time on your
hands-this concerns YOU!" Make
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-22
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mra X " Busnhan as called
Ia Tep=se Texas IN aceeaui q
&c illness os hsr bfoihsr. 4 2
williams
Mrs W n Nelaan r NJ
and Mrs Harry Smith and Ms
Dale Ganfhier. Mefa visitors e.
Mobile Saturday sssefno1n
Julian Rivers wak called t.
Naidosts Ca Saturday bt sfx
death u hia father. 2 s Rivers
p and Mrs J T Ta48npsen
returned sunday frun : visit e
evefai dsys 70 Chicago
HOY Blades snd daughter spent
ne wreck end with Their Patents
ena grandparents Mr. End NJ
, W Blades returning 10 fheII
hpme in Hoaston Texas. Menaas
Miss Sue Beverly fesudned on
Weinesday from 8 few day
visit n Cullport
John McArthur q Tror. Ala
spent 3 leN days tbls aeek 18th
htA parents d. and Ms 4. +
MrAftnlf
NFs Walter Lanaaen bas return
- e heE home Is 5auale4 i !.
= Y gfter = Klslf - tile aassse
= Der bHcihef. 4 z NaIIs -
Mos Point TINS ~as as Lane
aont first VISIT ezne zlnes 49,
Welding IN ke4 Yafk 81 as
pfsrs Ste was Mss Margaret
Waite ps4rr - Eef marriage Nfs
& + Black 81 Meh41e. .ho asHae
over 30 te aih Mr. Lsfseaua
Is ssr SISTER has sIae return
es haea
III and Mrs ) = CaMlak ~
Hnsstou Texaa ard beHs ssa sge
eass,in TIE hsHne q - Cas-
ID gfandnsyasef. NJ JAek
p GINS
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Mrs. Clifton naaRe zna aH
Earl and Biil retafnee Iast week
fcfan y rleasant visis % fhrn
mother and arandmuthcr. Hrs
A q Sansnnnk. n Hatsa4smg
They hsd the pleasure q hstng
wnh tneir brother aad ansia ~
Howard ~ Shafn $40
: warrant pharmacist IN the
Navy. having seen sctsxe aers3cx
~ Pearl Hzrt.ar and "a me Saath
Pacifle lie hs Recently been
transferred 10 % Naval Base II
New Orleans pafrieia Shannon
dsughteT Of Mr. ana Mrs. Sham
mon returned 10 TINS eztg with
Mrs Dodge and vii make hcr
home with fhem until her parents
are settled II New Orleans
Mr. w S Blades q Green's
burE. La, visited his brother and
sister-in-lsw Mr.. and MA J y
Blades last week
Mrs ~ l. Galloway was called
e. Dothsn. Ala. Iaes Nesk 80
seeount 81 tfe serlasls illness #
her uloftef
Mrs r. III Mlosan and dangh
Ter Dottie ard Mra hEasxa Jack
son Spent Saturday r. Me
Mr and Ms. GfeeHs Weed
returned Last seek iran : les
days visit 70 ST. Louis No
Miss MARY Esxaesh Eey =
Comp shelby HIS Hnl the
week end vita her parents u
and Mrs n G. EeY who 2 r
covering from ; recent accident
Bofn are NlH confined = TIE
Jackson County hospIsaI
Mrs A l. Morris hes returned
e. har hone r
sfter I. short visit N
Mfs & l. Turner saa aanL Hiss
Hattie Mcleod
Sra Dale Gaskifin sfd aoE
Dale ard AnaseN ard ~ ed
HrA Harry smrh = Na O
ssns spent ae
NJ and MFs r 4 Fsa
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her home sftea 3 severed Ears
fis.t prh Mr. en H G p
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Ma Harry Turner fesa
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pagpniN ~ a Mf a. a
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Miss Miriam RAMSEY oea sf
pafeata ~ ana Mr. Il Hsn
say "a Laurel TT eHH
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spent SUNDAY nd Mu4ass e
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Mis- Mersy HSiNs * Ma
nccosnpsnsrd r. hn aAn teu IA
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hefe wifh hef SISTER. Naas
Il uce TAey usss gou Isl ue
veek etd Is AZ Bates
AnsonK TIE snaaa and lafWanal
asfAsfx 81 the aarek uas . asansf
IL which NJ ana Mas. ness 4
NcWb2 $40 Ceaaf street. satef
tAlnca thea pAfeutk sussa
Covers aefs lad fN Mr. ana HIS
Frank Newly ~ md M41 ] s
Hsife and Mt sna MFA nenbs
Sunday marked the departure
Il Mrs George nsa8f aH8 aanKa
sef. Nancy % telA III hlam ~
ressdence ~ PanafnA CEts
Miss Mafaare& Sanae4s asnaas
~ Saturday fT i Nlsa II : Meek
il Taylnf with heF sister. NfA
PaNeaRougA. Miss Sanders vii H.
accompanied ~ Mr. nsnHss "a
Tar a. McC0nb. where she vii
eissi neialivex
Mrs. 4 + Watts. 81. returns
n0ne tedat sfoan ksu ofsean
where ahs has basen speeding e
esA A @sA
William Aufas
Mrs. A ! watts ard daash
tefe Mnrilsn aBa 1sAHaa. asaes
returned "a Miilsfsoekett. AIas ~
ter i visit of tAo naFtssa sth
Mr wasts parents. ~ Ana Ms
l. 1. Watts. St.
II is with relief that frien.Es If
Miss Sarah Ruin Fluwers are
learning u her improved randi
fsu after 30 attack Il mieaaaenla
a r May ard son. jimmy.
went % NeW Orleans saturday
wftfe the isttef Wiil Wat lsale4s.
niieis with hia grandmother. Hrs
Z + Lgtspetch
Miss Ra~ns Park q Tua1a1eoe
Ala snd hef brother. Sci MARX
q Park 81 Camp ciaibefne. Il
held : reunion WIEh then slstaf.
Mrs = A Bishop and hes family
from Monday until today aisn
thev eaeh returned % tbesF
plarts ~ residence
A change has been madx Isl tisf
date n tha ~ asY meeting uhlch
Was - have besn hsla Weana
day ~ nexi wtek af TIE Fafsi
Methodist rhufth If paNAaosis
"a Il hns bsen moeea - ) aag
stitch viii make e fali 81 Taes
day.
ThF Wmaens Skeas * gh2a
flou Service u he Fifas AeHao
oisi ChDreh II pMakoala aIa
e9urnae tte fumfssKf saIe ehsA
lss held last FRIDAY - So
ardsy until Fussf afa o.ssa
DAY q fhis Neek
MTa y 4 Cote ~ = II
f4snbT Mfs J , Carver. Ma
Mr. u q Lee m&ug lazf FRIDAY
~ Mehiie
ItGefe VII - s askefEae 5 Tree
nefe Auxiliary = ~ raa
- acnDals Or Wednesday - r.
eatixn Wf4 = @~usas8nesa Letter.
= nespnel4
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Engagement q Mlsa
Daos md Ennfan
R0msuY announced

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Miss MafgAnst Sanae4s depart
~ Saturday fT i Nlsa II : Meek
ia Tsyinf. with heF sister. Mrs.
FaecaRousA. Mis- Sanderx vii t.
accompanied ~ Mr. nsnHh a
Tar ~ McC0nh. uhefr she vii
xissi neiativex
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-22

Mrs u + watss. 81. Returns
hnne tedaf sfoan Nsu ofe4n
where she has hasen speeding
esA A @sA
William Aufas
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-22

Nf snd Mrx J s Can.as 81
HsBeton Texea aad hebs #sa sga
ia TIE isaasae q - Cas-
.lak Erandnaasef. Hrs 1Aek
y xxlns
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Sunday marked the departure
Il Mrs George nsa8f aH8 aanKa
seF. Marcy. % tean III nlau 81
ressdenee ~ Panama City
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-22

Anaung ttse small ana lnfw4nal
affairs ~ tke aeek uha . asnasf
IL which NJ assa Mse Ffsss 4
NeWbg $40 Ee4af street. xa1afs
tAincd theaf pafputk susaa
Covers aeFN lad fm Mr. ona Mu4
Prank Newly ~ and M4e ] s
Haife. and Ma ard Mf& Nenbs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-22

HAsea Mar sH Taaa
Hasrn xpess ere seek ena Il
oM wifh Nsa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-22

Mrs A. J wasts mnd dsaKh
tern Mafilsn end 1sansa. ssaes.
returned 10 Miilsnockett. Ma At.
teF i visit II tNo nassnsaa %atsi
Mr Watts parents. NJ ana Mss.
l. l. Waite. St.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Quick Questions

In general what does necro-
nancy mean?
.Nonfction best sellers in 1910
were "A Smattering of ignQ-
rance" and Failure of Mis-
sion" Who were the authors &?
BY what other name is the
New York Municipal Airport
called?
On what type of war in
strument would a Y-gun be
mounted?
In what United States war did
the least number of troops
participate? Give the figure
within 25,000
what branch of the armed
forces do you associate the
CaduceuS?
The mineral bauXite. mined in
Arkansas. plays what important
role in our war effort?
(Answers on Page 1877
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Fighting Mans Friend
i. 5. Provides
No Insurance
For Drafted Men

MRS +. NJ. Q My husband
was lost AT sea His insurance was
made out 10 ms mother, who i
now dead. / would like 10 know
who is entitled to the insurance,
his father or his wife?
A-Write To the Director of
Insurance, United States Vet
Grams Administration, Washing
ton, ID. {.
". 2 NJ O When a man is
drafted into the army is his life
insured by the government on
does ne have 10 take out his own
insurance?
Ale has 10 take out his
own insurance.
G.. VI: A-GO To the nearest
chapter of the American Red
Gross for assistance.
IDA NJ H.. G I'd like 10 know
where 90 go 10 have my given
name, Hedwig, changed 10 Ida, IN
English pronunciation?
A-Go To probate court In the
County Building.
MRS. r. l.: q My friend has
a brother overseas. Is II permIS-
Siblc for her 10 display a service
flag i'm her window ? Someone sent
her a service flag What does the
silver star stand for?
Alt is perfectly all right for
your friend To display service
flag. The silver star indicates
overseas duty.
Mrs. II. F.: @ When my COM
mon-law husband was inductcd
into the army he made an appllca-
tiOn for allotment 10 me, which
has been approved. | am not go
ing under his name hut am using
my own name. He has deserted
the army and hiS whereabouts are
unknown. The checks are made
out 10 me under his last name.
Am | entitled to these checks?
A-Payment of monthly al
lOwances will terminate AT the
end of the month i'm which no
tiCe II received OF the enlisted
mans conviction of desertiOn or
after the enlisted man has been
absent i'm desertion for three
months, whichever occurs first.
II he is later restored to duty,
such allowances may be rein
stated as of the first of the
month next succeeding that in
which such restoration occurs.
You are entitled TO the checks
until the allowance il termi-
mated, even though YOU are go
ing under another name.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Two Daily
Quizzes'
KnowIedqe Test

I\ilOW ICSN 60
~ DIR. SABINA II. CONNOLLY
What American was called
taD The Little Giant; (b)
The Great Commoner; tc) The
Swamp Fox?
What name do YOU connect
with: Ca) pamphlet called
Common Sense; (b) a poem
called The Man With the
Hoe; (c) speech called
Liberty and Union ?
Who: (a) Is a teacher in a
novel by James Hilton; (b) is
the butler in play by James
Barrie; tC) the detective in a
novel by A. Conan Doyle?
Fiji in the last word in these
titles: (a) Last Days OF
..," Bulw r-Lytton; CD
Death Comes TO the -;
Gather; (c) "A Farewell to
Hemingway.
In what year: (a) did Woodrow
Wilson die; tb) was Lincoln
born; tc) was Alaska pur-
chased?
What is his speciality; ta) Sir
Thomas Beecham; tbD Bob
Feller; (C) Frederick Goudy? .?
ANSWERS on Page 19)
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

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2 '' " .' N'
MARCH n 10 APRIL 81
H.. Notar cas-, day. perhars
Cive it ,he bC,i vorNe GOT. trg new
,,,.rgl,Vcre ideas methods. Add
iate~- .impro, cment~ q. increase
output and better quality Of prod
uct. NJ hWc Tor dissenting about
dislibes. It's an fer thcouc hir pur-
pose now.
,Dr55 .. v1,ttN- %
49, t-,.,I-'rt i.5..stiSo
4or hSsi,,.s gr5 work activity. in-
5ustrlol r4rufa,t-~1TN interests.
ASrartagcous for building. shiu-
n;nr trar>portatior IN general.
fITr. alI healthy cndeavor.
ro ,,.,-r
.Hf , : - ...l y ~ - =. and
p, - 4. .,..- ~ l-,.,t,. .e
a. ~, ~ ..,.LIc of ON.
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Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
USES Starts Drive
To Place Handicapped

Machinery 10 locate and recruit
handicapped workers for war in
duStries Is being set up in the De-
troit area by the United States
Employment Service. officials of
the service announced today.
The organization will work with
the state vocational rehabilitation
office and SeleCtive service boards
in locating trained workers that
are able to do highly specialized
Jobs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
BY Frances
Drake

Y Comes H., CHd tHd lfh0t } or,
ing 20 hc Sfou,
January 10.
NOV. ~ To pEC. ~ -
SagHfarWs-Look out for slip
shod manner. needless red tape,
delays in vital matters and on
whole not being fp 10 par. More
determined effort heeded than many
previous DAYS because success and
benefits tend 10 make one careless,
Needless.
DEC. - TO JAN -
CourIcaJ1i - Whatever n o u =
duties, attend 10 them with conf
deucc and continued strong en-
deaNor Manufacturing and other
wise handling present-day COM
moditc- should meet with success.
IAN. - 70 FEB. 20
- Aqaarias - Important matters
6rst-then personal affairs and
other activities. Try 10 get in some
recreation with family IN due free
Anne. News of interest TO you,
FER. 2I TO MARCH "a
Pisces Born before March T?
Personal affairs. domcsticity. ro-
nance favored with regular work.
You born after March 6: work,
industrial, public matters rate top
benefits on your business calendar.
4 HTLD barn on this doy:
strong Will. endurance. Can be
obstinate. Indifferent AT times.
should seek the blessings of reli-
gion higher education and only
worthwhile, cheerful companions.
Notable success may come more
than once, may come i'm old age.
Copyright le45 by KIug Feature
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18

TERE pleasant little game that will
every day numerical puzzle designed to spell out
your fortune letters first II the number
subtract II the number is less than
add The your key number Start the upper left
hand corner of recange every Of key
numbers right the the letters under
the checked figures give YOU FN
Detroit evening times., 1943-01-18
Your Horoscope

France, Dakt.
The Detroit Times,
l-.f Times Square Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SIND MY INDINlD-
UAI HOROSCOPE. PERSONAL
DAILY G UIDI and LUCKY
CAIFNDAR for the tirst SIX
months Of f94y.
] Vas Rom
Month ....,....... Day ...
Scpl iSc aud ScltAGi,Glci
Stamped ETielob.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
Reds Battle for
City ofPoItavo

captured by the Soviets after chang
ing hands several times in fierce
battles following the Red army's
storming of the city Aug. 81.
The Germans strewed thousands
of mines across their path of re-
treat Southwest of Kharkov, but
the Russians continued to force
ahead and seized favorable posi-
tionS.
Below Izyum, Soviet forces broke
fierce enemy resistance and cap
tured several strongholds, killing
900 officers and men in street
fighting in one locality alone. A
strategic height was seized in a
neighboring sector. Thirty-four
German planes were shot down.
A powerful German counterat-
tack was thrown back in the Donets
basin Southwest of Voroshilovgrad
by Russian troops who then resum-
ed their advance and captured sew
eral additional towns and villages.
More than 1000 Germans were
killed. Other strongholds, includ-
ing a railroad station, were cap
tured in an adjacent sector.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
Rice Growers Get
Extra Ammunition

Rice growers Friday will receive
Is cases of ammunition to help
fight of the influx of ducks, the
greatest in the history of the rice
industry in Imperial Valley, which
are laying waste the new crop.
NJ. S. Cowan, chairman of the
board of directors of the Imperial
Rice Mills, telephoned the War
Production Board in Washington
Wednesday afternoon, asking for
an immediate emergency issuance
of ammunition. The washington
WPB telephoned the Los Angeles
board to send Is more cases OF
ammunition at once and an addi-
tional 35 cases next week.
This prompt action on the part
of the WPB in Washington,
Cowans said, will be a great help
in saving the rice crop in the valley.
Delay would have been fatal as we
had used all the ammunition we
had"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
Soil Experts Here
To View Pastures

d. w. Hulet, of the soil conserva-
ton service in Arizona, DR.. r. l..
Matlock, extension agronomist from
that state, Ralph Van SAINT, and
Charles Hobart, both of the agri-
cultural extension service in that
state, viewed permanent pasture de-
yelopment in Imperial Valley We'd
nesday.
They visited the Virgil Corfman
ranch in the Ell Centre area, the
Harold Hunt ranch seven miles
east CT Heber, the II. A. Fleming
ranch nine miles northeast Of Cali
patria. and the Harry Stewart
ranch near Brawley.
The visitors were particularly
interested in Stewards grapefruit
grove being seeded to permanent
pasture. He has pastured 98 calves
on % acres of permanent pasture
in his grapefruit grove since Feb
rr1ry and the calves gained pound
a day, Assistant Farm Advisor
George Winright said.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
Japan to Blame
For Situation

ADAK, Alaska, Aug. 25.-tDelay-
dD-CUP)-Japan can blame her
self for creating a situation in the
North Pacific which has turned her
homeland into a practicable tar
get" for American attack, Maj. Gen.
William O. Butler, commander OF
the llth United States air force,
said today.
The United States learned the
defensive and offensive value OF
the Aleutians from the japanese
themselves, he said, and now have
all that value on the credit side et
the war ledger.
With the expulsion of the enemy
from Kiska and Attu, he added
the defensive phase is over and the
offensive phase is at hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
Unionmen Sponsor
Labor Day Dance

Members of the Imperial Valley
Central Labor council will give a
dance at Veterans Memorial hall IN
Ell Centre September and donate
all the proceeds to the free canteen
for servicemen in El Centre.
The union members, who offered
to give the dance, will not deduct
any OF the expenses of the affair
but will give 100 per cent OF the
proceeds to the canteen, paying the
expenses themselves.
The dance was scheduled to be-
gin at p. m. and will be open to
the public.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
zeros Afraid to
Meet L.iberafors

AN ADVANCE SOUTH PACIFIC
BASE, Aug. &c CUP) - Effective
ness of the American B-24 libera-
tor bomber as a fighting plane has
increased to the point where Japa-
nese Zero pilots are reluctant to
tangle with it. Capt. j. E. Marquart,
Alameda. Calf, disclosed today.
Capt. Marquar executive officer
of a B-24 bombarGment squadron
at this base, said some Of the IN
novations which have contributed to
the reputation of the Liberatofs
have been made by 1t. Col. Marion
Unruh. Pretty Prairie, Kan.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-08-26
Fathers Applaud
Governors S Stand

Fathers of Fighters Thursday
sent a telegram to Gov. Prentice
Cooper of Tennessee lauding him on
his stand against strikers and
backing his plan to have strikers
reclassified and sent to war.
mo man should be allowed to re-
fuse to work and enjoy the bene-
fits of deferment at the same time.
Our sons are doing the fighting,
making it possible for these men to
work in peaceful occupations. If
they choose to do otherwise, then
no more consideration should De
shown them than any other man
of civilian status" the telegram said
in part.