davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-06-02

bird cage, or blanket and toy chest
from an outmoded cabinet.
The outdated monstrosity pictured
on this page was the nucleus for
several charming, personal and USE
full re-creations. The practice chart
indicates the simple forms used to
accomplish the colorful results.
Look over attic accumulations for
other ideas. With ingenuity, simple
carpentry and paint, no piece is
Evening star., 1943-06-02
Flavored Sauce Needed

Macaroni and noodle mixtures
need a highly favored sauce-cre-
ole, tomato, green pepper or onion
to give them zip.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

Embodied in the outmoded confraption above are all
the charming pieces of furniture for bathroom and young
girls room shovn Treated to good basic of paint
and decorated n0ih Imagination and humor this furniture
sets the key for conservation and cheer ,vhc right
line ,0ith life at the present time.
Evening star., 1943-06-02

css As eSs -: sign taek vp h yesx ksehsa
dolly REMINDER 10 sssWn empty milk besNss promptly.
PUounFED DY ct4sYNV7 EARA1s nARY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Looked Bad for Leo

Durochor himself didn't help
the ugly situation any He an
nounced 10 the players that he
had decided TO resign. then told
the newspaper boys he had re-
considered. lie denied a news
paper statement CritiCiZing
Newsom, then admitted il when
confronted by the writer. All in
all, things didn't look good at
all for the SCrappy Leo.
Leo has AT aefd-iohgtie He
never spared the feelings Of his
charges Some Of the victims Of
his verbal cat-o-nlne-tailS have
nursed their resentment against
him, waiting for a chance TO
! unSeat him.
All these factors added up to
an early exit for the Brooklyn
leader. But Rickey's action in
pcddling NewSom stops all this
speculation. and put Durocher
back In the saddle more securely
than before.
At least, il appears that he
is going TO be given full front
office support in his efforts to
overhaul the front-running
Cards II he fails. all the old
doubts and whiSperingS will
boil up again. IF he succeeds he
can forget about his critics. You
can't whisper a winner out OF a
Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Entries Open Today
Inn Times SOftbaII

The Metropolitan Detroit soft
ball tournament, sponsored by
Tho Detroit Times. Will got under
way Aug. II. Amateur Softhall
Commissioner Frank Lafferty an
nounced today
The entry list was opened
today and viii close Aug. /.
There viii be no extension Of the
deadline. Lafferty said.
The Major League division, for
both men and women's teams. will
decide the host teams for the
world Softball championships here
in September. '
Winners 81 The Major League
championships will he awarded
Coca-Cola trophies emhlematic of
Softhall supremacy in the metro
politan area OF Detroit.
RunnerSup Will represent De-
trolt in regional tournament,
expected 10 he held in Cleveland.
and also will have a chance to
compete for the world title.
Class A Will be open IN all
other men and womens teams
who are not in 4 class with the
top-hlght major lcaguerS. The
Junior Division is open 10 boys
II years Of age or younger a
special division has been created
for both divisions Of The Detroit
Times Carrier Softball League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Costly Handshake

On the mound for the Flat
bus h aggregation one day,
Reuther was locked in a tight
hurlcrs duel with Wilbur Cooper
OF the Boston Braves. Going into
the ninth the count was still 90.
Zach Taylor, Brook y n
catcher, livened the ninth with
a roaring triple. Wilbert Robin
son, Brooklyn manager, was
coaching al third and when
Taylor arrived al that far sta
ton he greeted him with bub-
bling enthusiasm.
Great work, kid, put 'er
\ there" he yelled thrusting out
|hls hand toward the conquerIng
hero.
Not wishing to high-hat the
boss, Taylor walked over and
pumped Robinsons hand
Cooper. on the hill for the
Braves, observed this sweet
fraternailym and immediately
fired the horsehlde 10 third.
Taylor was tagged out as he
stood modeStly accepting Uncle
RobbIe'S congratulations, a good
five feet from the base.
Uncle Robbie was furious at
this abrupt turn Of events.
Jumping up and down in help
less rage. he kept repeating
bitterly that poor Zach was the
dumhcst man Nm baseball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

instatcd after only three days
suspension. although the dis
! clplining Of Mr.. Showboat had
of the revolt in the
Bronx.
Arky Vaughan. who handed
in his uniform and announced
that he was quitting the club
was returned 10 good standing
WITHOUT even an official slap on
the wrist for his mutluy. And
Branch Rickev the big boss.
was something less than en-
phatic in his press statements
in support Of Durocher His
half-hearted approval had a
damnlng ring.
Observers were quick 10 point
out that Durocher had been
NacPhail'S choice as manager.
not Rickey'S The Deacon would
have made a bad start with the
Brooklyn faithful If he had dis
missed Leo the Lip without even
a trial. But the team split
apart by an internal fued that
DuroChcr was powerless 10 con-
troll, Hickey would have an
excellent reason for dismissing
the follower from the old
regime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Times Carrier
SoftbdN League
Starts Friday

Competition in The Detroit
Times Carrier Softball League.
one Of the largest ever organized.
Will begin Friday on various play
fields OF the department of parks
and recreation.
The league, open 10 boys -
years and Older who are carriers
OF the Times, has two divisions.
an intermediate or A division for
more experienced players and a
junior or b division for less ex-
perienced players.
The Times organized the league
70 provide a reCreational program
IN keeping with the national
physical fitness program. The
Times aware ef-the fact that
many parents are engaged either
IN war work or volunteer services,
undertook the recreational pro-
gram 10 provide healthful, super
viSed entertainment for It's car
rier-SaleSmen.
Only about half Of the entries
will compete in the opening play.
Others Will begin competition next
Wednesday.
All intermediate games begin at
noon, while those in the Junior
division begin at l.30 a m.
The schedule
Intermediate division (aa games a.
noon.
DISTRICT
A. Carstens- Nuts VS. Eagles. Round
heads ". Tigers Al Hosmer Aces Us.
Ayerger, Tophats Us, Fairvievs
DISTRICT y
I a. Chandler Park Wolverines vs. Fly
T THg Tigers Blues Cbyel ~ E5bIns0n-
ThunderOolts (byel, Sandlotters vs.. Mud
hens.
DISTRICT c
/ A. Lodes-Wolves vs. 3-MsIors. Irish
VS.. Bulldogs. A. PinEree Park Majors
vs.. i-Seniors, Wildcats vs.. 1i-seuiors.
DISTRICT ID
/ A. Campbell Playground-Eagles VS.
Merchants, stars vs.. Monarchs A. Miller
/ Playground-Braves vs. Phantoms. Fire
/ balls vs.. Wildcats.
DISTRICT
At u OF D Wolves vs. Wudcats
spartsns vs. Deyil Dogs, Yanks vs., Com.
junior division CAN games at 10 80
a. m }.
DISTRICT A
A. Csrstens--Jeffs VS. Canfields
/ squareheads vs.. Lions. A. Hosmer-Bees
/ vs. HiFliers, All VS.. Canfieds,
DISTRICT X
A. Chandler Park stars VS. 3 B.
e's Cubs fhyel. AZ Robinson Field
Wildcats (bye), Wolverines vs.. Athletics
DISTRICT {
At Lodge Field-C.3 Minors (byeD.
Shamrocks vs. Hepcsts A. PinEree Park
CO Minors VS.. c. Juniors, eli Juniors
1 tOye)
DISTRICT ~
AZ Campbell Playground Phantom Jrs
VS. Little Giants.
DISTRICT "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Bob Tales
Reuther' S Tale
of Taylor Ties
TripIett's Stunt
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

The recent embarrassing eX-
perience Of the adventurous
Coaker Triplett, is reminding
baseball historians OF other in
stances of eccentric and original
base running tactics. Most OF
the yarns, for some strange
reason, involve the Brooklyns.a
The Coaker, you know. at
tempted TO steal third with the
bases loaded last Sunday, fore
ing the occupant Of that sack.
This has been done before, but
the Coaker was not through. He
added a novel twist by stepping
off the bag and kicking the dirt
as evidence of his disgust with
the mathematics Of the game.
While he was engaged in this
explosive maneuVer he was
tagged out for a double play.
Dutch Reuther. who once
toiled for the citizens of the
Bronx and is now a Cub scout,
contributes one of the better
tales brought TO mind by Mr..
TTiplettS exploit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Barber
Has Right
To Talk

Perhaps that barber Of yours
the haldheaded one who is always
trying TO sell you hair tonic-and
gave you tips on the races
knows something after all. Not
about the hair tonic but about
the horses.
As proof we present Samuel II.
Osborne. 1872 West Vernon high
way. occupation barber.
Mr.. Osborne WAS one Of the -
persons who today is finding
places TO put the S986SO which
he won yesterday on the Daily
Double al the Detroit race track
when two long shots. Valdina
Alden and Try Fin, brought about
the biggest payoff of the meeting.
Osborne did not reveal his sys-
tenn but admitted he sometimes
gaze his customers the odd tip
"Sure, I'm a regular This Is
the first double I've cashed this
year. But I like a price-none
of those piddling little $40 dou-
bles," he said. THAT isn't bad,
il II, S9S6.80? / don't mind hav-
ing TO ride the street car to the
race track il l have a bundle
like that TO keep me company
on the way home"
There were eight men and four
women among the winners, but
the barber was the only man who
would talk enough to reveal his
name. The others perhaps re-
member Uncle Sam and that in
come tax money which is being
deducted from the pay envelopes.
Two women didn't hesitate.
however. They were Mrs. jose
plaine Nabozny, 20235 San Juan
drive, and Mrs. May Wardell. 278
RoSedale.
Mrs. Wardell revealed she was
a member of a syndicate.
There were four of us out
together and each put In so
cents for the ticket. Now we
will have S246.70 apiece. Now
we can conduct our operations
en- larger seale-dowB town
shopping"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Grid Dropped
By Fordha1n

NEW YORK, July IS tTNS@-
Fordham University cancelled its
nine-game football schedule anc
dropped the game for the dura-
ton. Athletic Director Jack COT
fey announces.
1T would be impossible 10
put a team on the field from
among our students" Coffey
said land I'm convinced the
war department will not permit
the soldier students to play"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

John Hudnut with the tying run
IN the eighth In TernStedts half,
fOur-hlt rally brought in two.
Police embroidered three passes
with four hits 10 count four in the
ninth and win
FernStedt had eight in the first,
including home runs by CaSs
:, +-+t. r and Itii I5af4eelefell;
hove each with two on base.
Learned remained in the elimi-
ration series by putting out
Roosc-Vanker, 1913. Beaudry
mixed three hits off Jack Pertlcr
with three errors for three in the
third 10 defeat Briggs, IS. Pos
seiiuS won on a forfeit from Fern
dale for non-appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints Night only
name OF horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets Of the day.
The appears night Eight
Editions with
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
ANTt~IT is PRINTED IN CODE.
The cOde for Monday follows:
AIS B6f C-S7 Do II
KS L-i5-M-77 N-ss o-ss PTS o-ss R-9s 500 T-9I
U-56 VS. WIS 81
Clip this code key II will enable you decpher OF
Mondays code appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Scratches
By nited Press

By United Press
DETROIT
Track. fast
Tr.-d Pace Bold Bob.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track fast
Fa' HaC'-Ci'y Bred Imperial lNry.
Sreths.. southern Yam
Th-H Pace Hnhh, First.
Ff'r Race kfor Lee
Seventh Race Naval Reserve Ligh'
F.sn,s Race-Irfant Queen, va.dina
Joe. caro-
EMPIRE CITY
FIRE. Fa-e-Mark omen
Second Race -. Loi'swan. uarlrg,
James Patsy straigh, Lead Chalet
s.z,h Rsce-ramun. Donegal
ARLINGTON
Track, fss'
Fr-' Pece-Efars ~ Nirhf Sir ra's
cata J. B.le Neivet Slntheen Young
secona sumatra M Free MISE
Wee R1-rster AR Actress circus
WIGS Zoroas'ra
Third Race Dog Daze Li'"s Alice.
H. Can Ate-y T.h shut up
Fourth Race Havahear' South Drive,
FIRE Engine RurgooIette Beio servant.
Cnartcr Member
Fnh Race Corana Corona
seventh Pace say 80 More Gallant
mn Race silver p n K.d. Tar
'arf. Gourmet konfv Mss Generals.
smith Race t'ubsttuteI Declared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Legion q AMisRRafeS
Old Baseball Truth

a game is never over until
the last man is out" is another
baseball axiom frequently for
gotten.
It comes 10 life occasionally and
one OF The occasions were yCstcr-
day when Police won an American
Legion League decision, 14-l2.
after II,t-fifStt-tiit -led-tte-tt-att he
finish of the second.
Police plugged away until a
successful squeeze play brought IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

football star. was around before
the game.
Young Kid Mccoy visited the
Ford bench during the game =.
He is home from the army for
a short visit Golf was well
represented with Russ Gnau.
The head man Of the Ryder club
business planned here next
month Walter Hagen and
AL Watrous Stan FAY ap-
peared early 10 meet some Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
sARTORIAL SPLASH

Jimmy Rooney, who made all
the plans and arrangements for
the game, was plenty natty in
his green sport pants over his
baseball uniform The man.
ayers Of all the teams in the
Ford League made up the board
of strategy and sat on the
bench.
1t. Comdr. ]. Russell Cook,
athletic officer al Great Lakes,
was on the sailors bench 3.
He is in charge Of the biggest
sports program ever undertaken
by a nation Comdr. a. II.
Conan. boss of the Dearborn
Naval Training School, caught
the first ball lie warmed up
with Ford official Ray Rousch,
who threw the first pitch 4.
The commander took no
chances, however, and wore a
mask.
Other Ford officials spotted
in the crowd included Harry
Bennett. Charles Sorensen and
Harry Mack Harry Wismer
handled the public address sys-
tenn and very capably Pat
Smith, the former Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Detroit Results

FOURTH RAcE-sl 500 2-ysar-olas. 5
furlcnEF
Darby pelnah
Ere SNT po.sr adams '3'' SO : 5o
'Vsidina Iona tAlf0nso) 20
Re' rn rs me Scots Bu Marry
AHihsL 'Plhv Bob 10 Agnes. Sundrun-
Mono Haste 10 Bonner and Commando
Tom also ran.
.Field.
FIFTH RhcE- 80 600 a-yssr-orss:
a-GraFshoppeT II
sa ssass.ss a... an..aA.. 40 go Sec 90 fo
Meggy adams 20
Tine. I ~ f-d-
a-Azzr Lands fan++4.ta- g.. ~ SaaEn
art FawtC~orrb0n also -ar
a-Ars T.. II. Beeziey entry
SIXTH RACE $1,000 claiming 5.year-
oi1s ard Nd ! i-fG miles
Bet Be-, Ass ne. lNeLeaH's $3.50 1870 %
a. Duke 1~lark) 90
T mo 1.I- r-f
Mus, o., Darby Dayaro. sc-ooee. PAN
dsrms Ar5ac and Little EBONY also ran.
'Fleld
SEVENTH RACE 81 300 claiming g.
kg ~, D.. s55 49,, ,w1inss, 100 90 90
Wes'nesis tDrerlrgI 20
Time 1852
pare Colntmeln. Beau Catcher Lady
ST7Hs9r BeDeia ard HAPPY Home a!so
ran
EIGHTH RACE-si 200 claiming. ).
yesr-olds and ar LIS miles
Forrest 10 tHaIu L. so $50 800
Prospect BOZ ,scurlock $50 4's1
Te1ns'h X GaytonJ so
60 o., $500 -. ---. --L-t-t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

thought that
the guy who
was on the
hot spot in
Brooklyn was
not the 10
q u a ciou {
NeWSon1 but
the LOCUS a.
ClnuS puro-
Chcr. n Q v
pointed out
that Buc X
had been re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Decision Surprises

The trading Of big Bobo New
som 10 the 5 Louis Browns.
together with Branch Rlckeys
avowal Of faith m Manager Leo
Durocher puts an end 10 the
instruction that threatened 10
Kill the Dodgers last pennant
hope. For the time being, any
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston tHughson e-5) at Washington
CWynn s-5)--s:30 .. m. EWT
Detroit (Trout e-6t at Chicago Grove
100 30 u. m. Detroit time.
Cleveland (Baghy 7-sD at 81 Louis
(Sundra 6-5D--3 80 p. m. Detroit time.
(Ony Games Scheduled)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York FISCHER ~3-2) at Philadelphia
Barrett i-5)--9:0O p. m. EWT.
ST. Louis lGumbeFt TAI at Pittsburgh
tSwell l2-2)-e:OO p. m. EWT.
Chicago fWyse 2-3l af Cincinnati Grid.
-al+- 4l-+4-a4aa- p-ra-ENT.
IOnlv Games Scheduledl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

FIRST PACE-ti zoo claiming 3-year-
olds and up 8 furlongs
Nalfna Alden (HartJ SO 80 $50 80
EXiremus tRobertsb Z60 "a
WalthAm cross 1Clafk %
Time. 1913 IS
OrcuE GoAn Toast. 'gUeen Echo
'GAlorita. Dark piay Mlsslarn out Front
ana Virginia Ro-- also fsH
sField
SECOND RACE 81 2Oo. claiming. >
yeaF-0ids snd up furicnFs
Try Pin CLARK as 80 800 = 81
Home Again tNurphy) Is % 2 20
Frllure lHslD 20
Time 10 -
Acelsnn Just Painey. HIgH on BY
cones 'shn Plaster. 'OId Book Better
By Phhr and AckWell also ran
THIRD RACE-sl 200. claiming 3.year-
oids . furiongs
Finrkan sam adams e20 50 %
Cap Roth tHarfb 3 40 go
Dafby poc fQufn'er0l So
Time, .iS Is
sanity. Innate. Matte Sue ard Good
Pun also ~ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
BRENT, KARPELES LOSE

Morrie Drilling eliminated Irv-
ing Brent, 6-3, As. Sd, by count
ing from the force court after
forcing shots 10 the Brent back
hand kimbark Peterson s
smoother stroklng and net play
brought him into the Scnihnai as
he whipped Leonard c. Karpeles.
o. 6-3.
The scores.
MFSiS SINGLES
Kimbark Peterson defeated Leonard r
Ksrpeles 40. ga Aorrie Drilling defeated
Irving Brent So Is a. Rsy Gibson
defeated Hu-srt Manire F.E SIS SIS
MEMS DOi BLES
George Re{n1sl and John Marshal de-
feafed William { Ford and wendell An.
derson. Al So ~ Fox and Don Iesch
defeated Tom Csulsy and Norman Edel-
man. so 81 Brent Marlfe defeated nor.
man stump and -Inhn prlt4laH 1.1-G-2
Gibson karpsies defeated Paul PeIbq4Ir
and 4 l. Gross 9 80 sc stanley
Adams and John Blossom defeated "
Psyef and William AcBrear'y. So, SIS
50
MOMFN's SINGLES
Amy Roosevelt defeated gloria King
ST So "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

the players he knew =. Jack
Adams, the hockey man, was
around complaining of a bad
leg that was keeping him from
playing golf Other hockey
ties were Johnny Mowers, the
gOalie, working in a defense
plant during the summer. and
Mud Bruneteau, who works al
Fords and did much 10 make
the game a success.
The sailors from the Dear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
It's Like OEd Home Night az Ford Same
BY EDGAR HAYES

II was like old home night
at Rotunda Field when Mickey
Cochrane brought his Great
Lakes team here to beat the
Ford All-Stars Mickey
and Barney McCosky, now
center fielder for the sail
ors. spent the hour before the
game greeting old friends {.
Autograph hunters were out
in force and none went away
empty handed Mickey and
his friends took care of all OF
them.
Ty Cobb was there so
was Iris Speaker two of
the greatest of them all -. A
couple OF Mickey's teammates
from the pennant mad days Of
1934-35 were around greeting
friends -. Eldon Auker. now a
Detroit businessman, and 10 10
White. center fielder for the
Athletics Eldon quit base
ball this year 10 spend all his
time in business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15

As recently as yesterday after
noon a lot Of the brothers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-15
Women S Play
Stands Out on
Tennis Slate

Women's singles take prece-
dence today in the 34th annual
city open championships at De-
troit Tennis Club. Semifinals in
mems singles are not due until to-
morrow and the doubles entries
are far enough along TO reduce
their activity 10 match or two.
Standing out on the women's
slate is the quarter-hnal engage
ment Of Mary fernando in tour
nament tennis since 1929 when
she broke into the scene as Mary
Mustaikis, and l7-year-old Amy
Roosevelt OF Birmingham. The
winner enters the seminal to-
morrow with Pearl Peterson.
34-GAME MATCH
Mrs. Constance O'Donovan Eb-
bers pairs with Gertrude Barthol-
omew and Mary Lou Boyer with
Hazel Browne. On past perform
ances Mrs. fernando, Mrs. Eb-
bers and Miss Boyer should gain
the succeeding bracket.
Miss Roosevelt had an all-after-
noon 34-game match with Gloria
King Of Hamtramck. state girls
champion, yesterday. winning ST.
60, So Failure TO take the net
or make the points when she did
made the winners task more diff
ficult.
Tired from preceding play, Ray
Gibson and Hubert Manre put on
A prolonged session. Each de-
clined 10 take a chance AT the net.
unless forced 10. and reSorted 10
a drive and drop shot competition
that lapsed occasionally TO pat
ball. Gibson lasted better and Ma
nire, public parks runner-up. met
setback. The scores were 6-S, 6-3,
S-6
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Poster BY Local
Girl Stale Best
In u. S. Contest

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
Blockout Success
In This Area Soy
Air Ruid Wdrdens

WHh she exception 81 q few'
ctMng aau e3 Il cooperate
msh she 49, rals waraens the suf
h8ackout IN TINS AREA
weesdas ulaHt SIS termed q
Henry aaatlaF and
~ IS Barter chbef ar Tsia war
arn q pascsees2is and Moss
ponE re pecavely
nae ta ne ehanEK e THIS sres
forfa the SeW Orleans division e.
Ire Mobile area fhe signal sys
fem Is dafieFeus fsean the ore
uafa previously and considerable
r1uaasiaa aas found ausnne the
citaaeugV as to what 20 d. with
cseh successive warning of the
siren However. present plans
ere g. attain cafte a thss Ess
fea and place thcm in sdvsn
eeaas Hpots where persons may
acaaant themselves with the
changes
Use striking o matches and
smoking on the streets are prob
stle tne m1sf frequent violations
mzr1ens said As e whole how
ever the response was VERY sat
lstHetarF IL the uciulan of htslof
&c 2 Watson q tns Internal Sc
caEliT Division who came iron.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-07-23
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