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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Industry
Has Big Future
Stands on Threshold
Of Greet Development

"The plumbing Industry
stands on the threshold of a
greater development than IL has
ever had in the past" said DR..
Herman N. Bundesen, president
OF the Chicago Board OF Health,
in an address at the 61st annual
convention of the National As
ISOLATION of Master Plumbers in
Chicago recently.
when the war is over" DR..
Bundesen said, "many countries
Will have seen enough of the
plumbing equipment provided
for the comfort and safety OF
our soldiers and sailors that
they, too, will want American
plumbing In their homes, fac
tories and business establish
ments."
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Statistics
Residential Building in July
Below Totals in June

A total of 3SS families will be
accommodated upon completion OF
residential buildings for which
permits were issued in July, 1943.
For the month Of July, 1912. 58s
homes were provided and 55s in
June, 1943, Joseph p. Wolff, COM
missioner Of building and safety
engineering, reported Saturday.
The report also stated that a
total Of 6,816 permits were issued
during the first seven months OF
this year for building construction
at an estimated cost Of $40, ,645,-
381. For the same period in 1943
1887 permits were issued for
buildings costing S37, ,937, ,97S,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
News of Real Estate and Building and Around Detroit
HIGHLAND Park Report

Building permits issued in High
land Park during July Of this year
totaled q with an estimated cost
of $50, SAC, L. c Whitsi,, city
engineer. reported last week.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
White Floors in Plants

White paint used on the floors
OF factories in which bombers are
constructed reflects light and aids
workmen by giving them inn
proved visibility on the underside
of the fuselage and wings.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Preparing for Future

In addition to meeting all cur
rent operating expenses, the Fed
eral Housing Administration is
paying substantial sums into its
various insurance reserves as pro-
lection against the possibility of
future losses, FILA Commissioner
Abner II. Ferguson declares.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
Modern Blinds

Modern Venetian blinds are
equipped with many necessary de-
vices, such as fully enclosed head.
worm gear tilt gadget, heavy top
and bottom rail, easily raised and
lowered.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
pOr Eugene LennhOff

A comienzOs de JUNO, un mes
antes de que Hitler comenzara su
ofensiva al sur de Moscu, ell gene
raj Dittmar dijo en- ell curse de u
ma charla por la radio: "Hoy dis
tiene importancia ell problema de
quien Sc We obligado a atacar: 81
nuestros adversarios o nosotros.
Ahora es ell enemigo quien debe
atacar". Este fue contestdo po1
van Blankenstein, un holandes CO.
nocido por sus grandes dotes CO.
mo periodista international, di-
ciendo que "m~ientras les quede
un alamo de fuerza a los alema-
mes no tienen mas remedio que
atacar; para Ell ejercito aleman la
cfensiva es 10 mismo que ell mo-
vimiento de los pedales en- una
bicicleta. En- ell momento que &C.
sa de- atacar, queda condenado
fatalmente."
Las palabras de van Blanken-
stein Sc basan en- una entrevista
que tuvo con ell General Luden-
dorff en- Julio de 1918. En- a.
quella OCCASION Ludendorff habl6
por primera vez de la defensive,
y anadi6 que Alemania resistiria
aun manteniendose a la defensi-
va. Admiti6 que las fuerzas anne
ricanas en- Francia, ell fracaso de
la guerra submarine Y ell aumen-
to de las fuerzas britanicas pro-
ducia un desequilibrio de fuerzas
en- contra de Alemania; pero, a
pesar de clio, los aliados jamas
podrfa romper las defensas alema-
mas. En- aquella epoca, TODD ell
mundo esperaba una ofenslYa en-
gran escala hecha por las tropas
del Kaiser. Sin embargo, no lego
a producirse, pOrque aun cuando
Alemania parecia haber llegado
al colmo de su organization bell
ca, LudendOrff saba que tenfa
perdida la guerra.
Dittmar recOnOce la fuerxa de
Russia
Hitler tambi6n la conoce, perO
To tiene la menor intenci6n de re-
petir la tactica de Ludendorff. Su
Ultima ofensiva en- Russia no es
prueba de que haya vuelto a ga
mar la i~niciativa ;mas bien lie ha 81
do impuesta. Unos dias antes
del ataque, Dittmar llamo al ejer-
otto russo "la mayor fuerza mill
tar que habia conocido en- ell mum
mundo," y ahadi6: 'tenemOs fren-
te a nOsOtros masas compactas
impulsadas por una fuerza demo
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

Sobre ell exilio de los espa1oles repu-
blicanos en- ell Norte de Africa, escribe un.
ciudadano que ALI tuvo la desgracia de
vivir:
LA ~estancia de los ~refugiados espa-
noles en- ell Africa del NOrte, es la pagina
mas sangrienta de la historic de Francia
Jamas obtendra nuestro perd6n."
"Meknesy, Bhogari, Colom-Bechar, Bo
uerle, Kenedra, Djelfra son nombres que
no olvidaremos los refugiados !~espanoles".
'''En todos estos pueblos hay enterrados
queridos amigos y companeros. BESIDE Tu-
nez hasta ell Marruecos frances, esta rega-
.da la terra con lagrimas, de sudor y san
gre.
"Los peri6dicos de empresa, fascistas
por excelencia, iniciaron una campana que
di6 sus resultados satisfactorios para ellos
y tragicos para nosotros.
"De los campos de Bhogari, Relizane,
Maknasy, salian todos los dfas caravans
de hombres para d~istintos lugares'.
"El afan de servir la causa aliada hizo
que en- los primeros dias de la declaration
de guerra, nos presentasemos como volun-
tarios para trabajar, dejando en- libertad
de acci6n a los que deseasen encuadrarse
en- ell e~jercito. Ante esta actitud nuestra,
Sc nos prometio un mejoramiento en- nues-
ira situaci6n de refugiados, dandosenos a
firmar ell "Derecho de Asilo'', que es un
c~ontrato leonino e indecoroso".
"Se nos promoter determinados dere-
chos que son papel mojado. Termina la
guerra desastrosamente para Francia Y
de nuevo Sc nos reagrupa'.
"Paris-Soir", LIE Matin, Grinfair piden
Sc realize un prOyecto por mucho tempo
olvidado'. IQuienes son los que han de
realizar esta obra gigantesca? Los mismos
p~eri6dicos senalan a las victimas:
Los R~efugiadOs Espanoles.
'Camino del Sahara vamos todos. !. So
los unos pocos, los viejos, los enfermos. los
i~nyalidos, quedan con las muieres a Ia de-
riva, sin rumbo, nj medic econ6micos para
hacer frente a la vida.
"Empieza ell trabajo. Sin miramientos
personales nj PROFESSIONALS, todos son for
zados a un trabajo rudo, de pico y pala.
Tres metros c1bicos Ra de hacer ell profe-
sor de Filosoffa y Letras, ell de Matemati-
cas-, ell de Mdsica, ell de Pintura, ell de De-
recho."
"Manos que sangran, ojos desespera-
dos que miriam con odio a los oficiales del
e~jercito frances.
Voces de protesta- Que escenas pre-
senciamos!"
iAsl martirizaron los franceses cobar-
des' los que Sc rindieron a Hitler, a los he
roes de Espana!
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
MariScaleS Oh
Defender al

A"N0, AelldS de
nados y, al misnd
tas en- abundance
Instruments De
ca mOderna, con
gado a familiarH
Este es IN mod
muy diferente ID
Hitler en- 0ctubrs
DO anunciO Ia an
nente del ej9rcito
ferencia con su
prOnunciada en-
Julio de 1910, des
bamientO de Franz
momentOs Hitler
ejercito aleman
mento capaz de dol
aplastando facilm
quel que Sc atreV
en- SUI canine. En-
Hitler nombr0 vsI
Estaba convencido
desfilaria por Ia P
denburgo al trent
dimes como cOnquls
pa y de Africa.
La suerte de E
demuestra ell cant
~producido en- Ia sit
nos ~desaparecieron
o~bscuridad. Reid
Y o Brauchitsch
Won Book fuerOn Do
MON de Halder, j
Mayor, aunque ~
repuestO mas tsfa'
EOS de Julio de w
ticia a EstocOlmo q
del hijo del Marl'''
antique generalisiH
aleman por haOer
folleto en- Ell que !
ca acerbamente d
Hitler. Quedan :
mariscales Rund''e'
V Witzleben'
Distribution Dc
Rundstedt, WlEi
tienen ahOra a y
trabajos. En- UNI
r~iscaIes ROmmel :
desempeharan IN J
te en- la defen''
contra la inva'i'l
mariscales Richthe
ring tienen a s.
Meridionab segul
radiada ell 6 de Irl
es c~omandante en-
atlantico cOmpa n'D
con Wilhelm. Dai
timo, List, que no
(Pasa A u
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

JESUS del Rio era pobre de dinero, pc
no no de espiritu.
Cuando otros sentian cansanclo y des-
Illusion, Ell, que no gozaba de Ouena Saluu'
modestamente decia: "esa labor la reall-
care yo".
iY la llevaba a termino sin recompen-
sa alguna, con la honda satisfaction del
deber cumplido!
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

Los Aliados estudian la proposition de
"ciudad alberta" hecha por ell mariscal
Badoglio EN- cuanto a Roma.
jC6mo Sc lie probara al mando Ala
do que todas las fabricas de material de
guerra han sido sacadas de la capital tia
Llama?
Use puede tener confianza en- las pro-
mesas de IN mariscal que u~tilizara en- Abb
sinia los gases v~enenosos, hacienda morir
EN- extrema desesperaci6n a miles de sub
ditos de Halle Selassie?
iAlemania ACADIA de mandar a Italia
las tropas retiradas de la isla de Stella!
Quiere este decir que ha aumentado en-
la peninsula italiana ell nGmero de divi-
stones que obedecen los dictados de Hitler.
iPor que, e%ntonces, no seguir bombar-
deando de mOdo que ell ej9rci,o Y ell pueblo
italiano Sc rebelen contra los nazistas?
lba montado en- un burro ell general
italiano Fiumara cuando los ingleses lie
capturaron.
LA bestia a horcajadas sobre un ami
malito!
~ rebuznaron los dos!
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

Contestando en- Londres a Eric A. John
son, presidente de la Camara de Concrete
de los Estados Unidos, ell professor Laski
lie dijo: Elsa es la clase de civilization y
libertad que ha trafdo a la especie huma-
ma esta segunda guerra mundial'.
Mr.. johnson quiere mantener todos los
privilegios que existfan y ~existen, bajo ell
pretexto de la "libertad'.
Laski prefiere. segdn dijo, "una eco
nomia planeada en- la cual ell individuo de
TODD 10 que pueda en- ell favor del desarro-
Ito general de la comunidad, de la cual
forma parte".
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
-HoMBRES DE FRANCIA.
-POLITICA LOCAL.
Ell PRETEXTO.
-EsPANoLES ~ToRTURADOS.

Las tropas francesas estan listas para
compartir con las americanas y las ingle-
sas -dijo ell general Leyes- la tarea de in
vadir a Europa y derrotar a los nazis".
va sabemos todos que la Francia Ii
bre aprecia bien sus responsibilities en-
las venideras batallas de Europa.
Mucho tempo Sc hubiera ganado 81 en-
lugar de entregarse Petain a la "colabora-
ci6n", como criminalmente 10 hiciera, Sc
hubiese trasladado con su gobierno, como
10 pedia DeGaulle, al territorio africano
dominado por Francia.
Pero los traidores decidieron quedarse
en- Paris y Vichy--- olvidando sus deberes
para con ell pueblo frances, los paises de-
mocraticos y la humanidad.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

81 los i~talianos antifascistas perdonan
a Pope, por haberse "arrepentido'', enton-
ces supOnemOs que Pepin tambi6n tiene
''derecho" al perd6n. Pope hacia alabar a
Mussolinl, en- New York, y Pepin lie elo-
giaba en- la Habana.
Despues Pepin "se puso de cara al
sol" con Franco y en- "El Progreso" enco-
miaron tambien al 'generalisimo" Y "cau-
dillfsimO'.
Los dos Sc m~antuvieron en- la brecha
f~ascista, mas o menos "disfrazadamente"
hasta que los japoneses atacaron a Pearl
Harbor.
Los arrepentidos dicen ahora: nosotros
La gaceta., 1943-08-19

La controversial p%olitica por la Radio
Sc extendera a los peri6dicos y cada cual
defendera a su gallo.
En- los barrios "latinos", tai como noso-
tros apreciamos las cosas, Cobbey y Chan
cey son los candidates mas fuertes.
Hixon es un ciudadano de buena repu-
taci6n; pero lie perjudica ell apoyo de la
"maquinaria" de los "protectores" y Co
bradores".
Ahora bien, faltan todavfa algunas Sc
manas y los "expertos" planean sus COM
binaciones polfticas de Ultima bora.
'Tres hombres buenos", Sc oye decir
a los electores con respecto a Chancey,
Cobbey y Hixon.
Esa bondad quiere decir que la con-
tienda comicial sera muy renida.
Los observadores mas inteligentes con-
v%ienen, sin embargo, en- que ell Alcalde ira
a las segundas primarias.
La gaceta., 1943-08-19
Chmmgas y No ChmmgdS

los dem6cratas, nosotros los defensores de
la Libertad, nosotros los
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Funeral Services
Held Sunday For
Mrs. Jennie Davis

Mrs Jennie Jones Davis. widow
Of Philip NJ Davis who died 6
few weeks age alea Friday 81 her
home IN Pascagoula after = brief
illness. She Vas . wears cid
Funeral services uerc conduct
ed Sunday Of 2 p m. sc Fails
Funeral Home IN Moss point ~
TIE Rev + " uImer, assisted BY
the Ret John + Brock and tire
Rev W r. Murrv fnlermens was
IN Machpelah cemetery
Born Is Escatamps. Mrs Davis
had lived 81 her life in jackson
county She Is survived b her
mnfher. Mrs. Vieey Jones Of Is
catawpa. three sisters Mrs " L.
Alien. Mrs Ruby Britt both u
Moss Point. ana Mrs Bcrda
Thompson o. Beaumont Texas.
snd three br0therx Bert Jones' q
Gulf Hammock Fla Morris
Jones Of Satsuma Ala, and Lewis
Jones Of Paaagoula and : host
Of nepheWa and nieceA and
friends
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Joseph E. Stiglet.
Dies al Home After
illness Of q Week

Joseph q Ssielel 81 yeafs ala
asea ~ has home Al go sauth
P4scagoala stfaeL following
week's illness Funeral services
were cendArsed Ffsday a~fsefnoon
hy the Rev JOHN r Martin a.
klstant pastor II Our LADY ul VIC
tories church ard snsermens Mas
il Biloxi ccmeiefy
Mr. Stigiel who Waa known
to many a. Pete was born IL
Biloxi but ne had lived most
Of his life Ia pascarpula He was
employed 81 TIE kihyct grnspfg
store Tor many years lie waS .
member o. The Catholic church
Survivors ere ; sister. Mss Lot
Sc Stiglci. ard : brother. Charles
Sflgiet
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
High School PTA
Hears ToIk By Head
OF Junior College

The Paacae0ula High school
Parent Teacher association heard
. strong talk ~ a l. MAY. prss
dent u the Harrisun-S Jack
son college IT Pefkinsion st the
meeting ia ire Little Theatfe It
the school. February 10 At $50
o'clock
81. May had FOR his aahlect
TIE education bill nov pending
n The Mississippi legislatans and
pointed out that > college edura-
ton Is now more important than
ever before when moro and more
such Institutions arc being geared
INTO war work IL vent o. - say
fhat Il Is vital - the student 70
gain - much edaeation e possi
BE before the sae d re- II talk
.ng Mr MAY sad that TIE Ped
eral Aid 70 Education wouid A.
ford me South mapy advantages
and urged TIE citizens q eontaci
Their national senators and rep
re1entativex n advocacy q thla
bsII He suggested that the $3.50
eisfion members telegraph Sena.
/ tors BiIbo ard Eastiana ard Rep.
fexenlafive ColnaeF 70 this effeet
During the business period i
was decided e change ne dats
q meetings from the seaena
Wednesday = ire third TueadaF
q each month with 100 - tx
hour fof assembly This 81 -
he next session for Tuesday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Volunteers Class
For travellers Hid
Work Is Opened

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Highly Successful
Tone Meeting Held
Az Esculuwpu Church


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
L0Ymens Sunday
To Be Observed Al
Moss Point Church

LGFmens Sunday which q .
nations De event n TIE Meta
u4iNt rttuFtb Mtii be htflHasV as
served at - Aos4 point Aetho
- church + shse II ~ mf.
sfre February ~ aaaefainR &
the Rev + + Walssa pasfae
Nsere
= spetsAI program All ~ RiN.
en ~ - entirety - lzsnen =
ne chnIxh afsaEf ne Leadership
= a + Aufee, ctiaifman ~ the
a.ard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19

tcontnued from Page /. Sec y
Of Supervisors and & TIE city
government when II = hoped .
permanent yearly set up can BE-
worked out
Groups have been informed
through letters Of the sum which
they are being asked 70 raise
These are American LegIuas $50
American Legion Auxiliary. $50
Odd FelloRx. $50. Masous $50.
Rebekahs. So Eastern Star. $50.
Ions Club SO. Rotary Club
SEQ. Business Mems Club SIS.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Wig Club TO Have
Dress Rehearsal
Monday at School

Dress Rehearsal foF sise plaY
swing Fewer whseh Is a. ie
given Tuesday ard "Wednesday
evenings - Hsninx II me VIE
Club IT ihe PaMaao1ia High
sefscoi NllI - held Meaaay "a tts
nf<oI Tickets we neN en aslt
and Hnag ~ hexus0d = taw Iiigh
4hla4L
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
WANTED
LOCAL COLORED WORKERS

On IonuorY 18th. the !. S. Employment
Service wos designated CTS the sole r.
ferrul agency Tor workers in the ingalls,
shipYord There ore Q number Of jobs
ovoiloble @ this time and il Is the de
sire q the u. :. Employment Service and
Ingdlls 10 use Local colored people first
II you ere not now employed u q Wan n
dustEY apply ai the !. S. Employment
Service. OF 81 Delm0s Avenue 1T onc
or i viii be necessary . secure eolored
workers elsewhere.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
M.P.ROiarY...

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
Moss Point Wins
-Four Out Of Five
Cage Encounters

Tax HslaN lnss ass sss A
IS fe ~ HNaft T2ese Ms
aAv Aglefmosa Fen sN Tht II.
xr Easssss ihea thiea aetFas e
thF MsNe r. N saxaA
TtW Ux0sa nm mnx saufslsf
Aslh Ire asa4sG r6ala n0t ha
last pIAssx haaksns Al ~
HALF the iBa aese gx4lfaS -
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eAns hakk o44 e04M no eks
suasa sfsf eaA Iae Mhlksif e~
Ntlh Hss isAs&ant ss the issaa M
"a s 81 e Naaaa
Th&aMsY uigls keh Az sts
Ixsfs esseaafa He4 digh Is =
return Hi Tire HsKe Ns
iis~lf asufds ifsam sise night -
isax pAasxs a hAfa 8aaw ene
tisAsAkss1 tae lntAsHu - AZ 1AA
ialaasn Mith un4elai hshaNl
fplfsa psai as : eraaa Akhi oea
raaM aes aisp zee kNai lee
THE NJ = tase Aese cas- In
vsctoes snd WNaaa h. kastssltst
With nothing lnaA At lhe hall
fhr Tigers wcte aat ~ isnnt fIse
te4nts Whtn tie final Nhtstlk
hiew mat snded : hard. fought
game * Tigers wese ssstin9 en- >
seven palnt head Clinton Cafes
ives re outstanding offensive
man wlsh fifteen posnt ~ rs
credit Hut Hehas sad Kennesil
CafF wefe outstanding on De-
sens1xs
After the M r " Biloxi Kamt.
ths Mnsa Point serossa team PLAY
"a ahe Galfpogt Naval Ar So
don The Naval team had goa
PISS WaVk and xonls experlencee
aaI handlers but eoald not stand
tie paee ST hy the II p bosa.
ahe Tiger boys led 81 Tire wat
though and ended ne eame Ntih
. 6 point Iced. 1913
The InaAlls Shiphullding Cor
oofntion and TIE Southern KFafl
Paper Nil sponsored lwo ~ ths
best girls teagns 81 evef meti
n lhe n p Gym The local Girl
from the Southern kfan wefs
VirRie Taylor. Ina Lee Sliatfies
Dora F1tldt Miianxd Cunnsna
ham. Annie Mas Mansfleid Ia
rel SwitzeF. and Audrey Goff
The papeFnakerk we're . hsnl
fighting Unit ana eaale 8ui 81
lhe Gag end of 3 4a-Ss margin
Ina Lee Shaitles PLAYED IN oatI
standing aanic at forward MAX
ing II polni8 Doka Fields pla9|
ed 3 aundcriel game attending
81 both guard ard forward An.
ME Mae Mansfield vas targets
responsible Cor The tighi aetenes
tne papnsmakeFs puf np
The Moss Point High leam
/ PLAYED host 10 their rivals RI
day night Fcb - she PaseaRpu.
a Painters The girls Rams
started ~ seven o'clock before i
large crowd from bath Muei
POINT and Paseaaulla The T.
Refesaes and Painters fought
hard and the score changed se4.
erai times before the game Wai
thpouah II WAS B5p and tura
haIs the MOSS Point girls mausKet
10 exc olt q tao point vtet0f9
This game ended with he Tiger.
ahead 80 So ElsxalHih WsFs
was the outstanding player fol
me Tseets with thirty points 4
nef credit
The ts1Ys ffpm Mnss Point had
3 deelded edge 81 sheif rival
ifom tie south und thanked ulE
10 2 The PaAeaeeals boyn laes
Ing the experiences ard zize q fht
Tigers could mol seem "a esp
wnh Ire Tigers ard re Blue end
! Cray boys walked away Nith "a.
oilssx victory The PascaGoals
and Mosa Point boys afe e3peetel
10 pat - 8 BcFap fu ne 5askl
son County Championship Wen
may The heat ma Hin
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-19
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