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La gaceta., 1943-07-08
La Escuadra Americana Bombarde6 la Isla
de Kiska
DESEMBARCADAS TROPAS AMERICANS CERCA|
DE MUNDA

WASHINGTON, julio 8.-La
escuadra americana del Pacffico
bOmbarde6 aver la isla de Kiska
sin encontrar Oposici6n pOr parte
de la flota nipona.
POr Ia secretarfa de marina sc
revel6 que ell crucero Helena,
superviviente del desastre de Pear
Harbor, un buque de 300 tonela-
das, fue ell barco hundido por los
nipones en- ell golfo de Kula. Te-
MIA una tripulaci6n de mas de 800
hombres.
Tropas americanas desembar-
caron hoy en- dos puntos cerca de
la base nipona de Munda, en- la
isla de Nueva Georgia.
En- la batalla de Tula, los japo-
neses perdieron tambien nueve
cruceros Y destructores.
Los desembarcos en- Munda Sc
v~erificaron en- Rice Y Zarazna, seis
millas al este de la base.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
ARRIBO 1 WASHINGTON
Ell GENERAL GIRAUD

WASHINGTON, julio s.-Lleg6
aver a esta capital, como MEM
bro del Comite Nacional Frances
de Liberation, ell general Giraud.
Asegdrase que Giraud actuara
para destituir al comisionado en-
la Martinica, almirante Robert.
Ell Comite de Liberation ha de-
signado a Henri Etienne Hoppe
not para negociar con Robert. Dr.
cese que ell brigadier general Hen
ry Jacomy sucedera al almirante
en- ell puesto.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
. LAS ELECCIONES
'ARTIDO REVOLUCIO-
AARIO DE MEJICO

|oOAD DE MEXICO, julio 8.
Fsftdo Revolucionario al
una resonante victoria en-
''lones del pasado domingo,
'aaO en- los % estados de
eptbhca.
e anunciara en- la camara
oltadO Official. Mas de un
oe VotOs fueron depositados
\ urnas.
"a eamara estara COM
como Ia presente, de dipu-
'alctOs al gobierno.
que Ell Partido de Acei6n
'lsta solo ha ganado de
'iete actas.
NORM, uno de los cola
De Ia "Falange", acusa
de haber dominadO Ia.
su cOnveniencia.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
FRANCO IONA ACCION
DISCIPLINARIA CONTRA
Los MONARQUICOS

LONDRES, julio 8.-Anunci6
aver la radio alemana que Sc han
adoptado en- Espaha severas medi-
das disciplinarias contra los MEM
bros de las Cortes que la semana
pasada lie escribieron a Franco pr
diendole la restauraci6n de la mo-
narquia.
"Esta ofensa es considerable
grave por cuanto Sc cometi6 en- un
tempo cuando Espana requiere su
mayor unidad interior para hacer
frente a la situaci6n international.
"Todos los firmantes pertene-
cieron a las Cortes y su mission era
aconsejar al jefe de estado y ell
gabinete, disfrutando de inmuni-
dad parlamentaria.
"Algunos de ellos eran MEM
bros del Concejo de la Falange."
Asegdrase que cast todos dimi-
tieron sus puestos de confianza.
Franco ha dicho que la question
de Ia monarquia no puede ser de-
batida en- los momentos actuales
y que la seduction debe ser aplaza-
da para mas adelante.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
Rusos en-
de SUI Pals

SALEM, Palestine, julio 8.
bs centenares de soldados
pronceados por ell sol y YES
Khaki, pasaron pOr aquf
le haber sido liberados de
hentos italianos y alemanes
unicia. La mayor parte de
eron capturados por los tia
N Odessa Y cerca de Smo-
Algunos combatieron en-
como miembros de las
y internacionales que de-
bn la Repdblica. De Espa-
scaparon a Francia; pero
bridades de Vichy los man
bara ell Norte de Africa.
de ellos declare que los
5 aliados comen mejor que
erales alemanes, y que los
bs pasan hambre.
ehos de los guardias italia
l~ertamente condenan ell fas-
N no dejan duda sobre ell
be a Alemania profesan."
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
Junta General de
Escogedore

La Union 474, integrada
por obreros escOgedores, Sc
reunira manana viernes en-
junta general.
Presidira Ell exsoIdado y
quito ider Paquito Diaz Ro-
que.
Por haber asuntos de inn
portancia que tratar Sc re-
quiere la asistencia de tOdos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
bs de $4,000 AIemaneS ExterminadOS en- } DiaS
GDNUNISTAS
AP0YAN 4 HAGUE

YORK, julio 8.-En un
4 publicado aver en- ell dia-
billy Worker, de esta ciu-
hder comunista, William
b, apoya la candidatura de
Hague, alcalde de New Jer-
l. hace varios amos sostuvo
cuenta una guerra contra
|icales y comunistas.
X Hague apoya al presiden-
Eevelt y este amerita, seg1n
}, que los comunistas lie
tambien.
er interrogado en- Jersey
/ alcalde manifesto "No
nterado."
La gaceta., 1943-07-08
LOS "TOTALITARIOS" LOCRARON
METER VARIAS PEQUENAS CUNAS
LOS Is DIVISIONES DE TAN
CUES Y IA DE NFANTERIA
SUS C~REDENCIALES Ell EMBAJADOR
ALEMAN EN- Ell VATICANO

- IaAAV Oa
Soviet anunci6 hoy que las tropas
invasoras han sufrido en- tres dias,
eomparativamente, las perdidas
mas grandes de la historic del
mundo: $4,000 muertos, 1889
tanques ~destruidos y 649 aviones
d~erribados o destruidos.
Contra las Columns rojas, en-
ell sector de Orle-Kursk Belgorod,
ell Eje lanz6 80 divisiones, 0 apro-
ximadamente 100000 sOldadOs;
pero ell mando russo esperaba la
violenta acometida y estaba bien
preparado para ella.
A costa de enormes SACRIFICES
en- vidas, en- la secci6n de Belgo-
rod lograron los "totalitariOs" me-
ter algunas pequehas cunas en- las
defensas sOvieticas.
Admite ell boletin de anoche que
los nazis %capturaron otras aldeas,
ell microbes, en- ell extreme final
del sector de Belgorod.
Ell mando russo no trata de res
tar importancia a la amenaza; Pc
70 dice que Ell enemigO M ha 20
grade realizar con exitO su Ofen-
silva.
Algunas radioemisOras alema-
mas han mentido hasta Ell punto de
decir que las operaciOnes repre-
sentaban una ofensiva roja. Otras
aseguran va que la Ofensiva es
alemana.
FL objective del mandO nazi es
rodear y ANGULAR las fuerzas So
vieticas que s~ostienen Ell frente de
Kursk, sobre BelgOrOd; perO su
plan ha sido frustradO.
Los totalitarios utilizan en- su
ofensiva Is divisiones de tanques
y IA divisiones de infanteria.
Visit6 anteayer ell Kremlin, con-
ferenciando durante una bora con
ell comisarlo Molotoff, de negOcios
extranjeros, ell presidente y editor
del "The New York Tines, ell
gran diario de New York, Arthur
Hays Sulzberger.
lie present6 a MOlotOff, Ell almi-
rante Standby, embajador de los
Estados Unidos.
Representa- ell periodista, en- mi-
sion especial, a la Cruz Roja
americana.
Present6 sus credenciales al
en- .Ciudad VaticAnO, ell ba-
Ernest Won Weiszacker, nue.
70 embajador de Alemania. Luego
De una prOlongada audiencia con
Papa, ell baron visit6 al carde-
nal Luigi Maglione, ministrO de
de la Santa Sede.
Las guerrillas de Leningrado
hacienda frente a una ex-
Dedici6n de castigO de los nazis.
los esfuerzos de los alema-
1es para rodearlas fracasaron por
complete. Perdieron los invasOres
mas de $50 hombres y Sc vieron
obligados a r~etirarse.
Una guerrilla descarril6 un tren
de los nazis, destruyendO
locOmOtora y varios coebes. Pc
Ell jefe de una Oficina de In
.teligencia de los alemanes.
oficialmente Sc ha dade a en-
que existe Ell prOp6sito de
abrir una nueva via de abasteci-
mientos para China, usando el fe-
rrocarril Turkestan-Siberia
Provisiones Sc vienen remiben-
do a los chinos, por los Aliadoe,
por una ruta circular que comien-
"a en- Ia India, pasa pOr Irania y
llega q Russia.
BESIDE que Ia guerra empezara,
por la Siberia Sc mandan ~pKoyisio-
mes a China, pero Ell recOrrido des-
(Pasa A La Ultima Pagina)
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

wind. because she is just that ac-
tive.
X X X
Wednesday night. Edith Watson
entertained the Weights. She also
bid attractive Antionette Garvin,
guest Of Mrs. John Roxborough, and
Mrs. Marcy. guest OF Mary Rob-
erts. to meet and play with the
Weights.
The hostess had an attractive
menu that consisted OF roast lamb,
parsley potatoes. green salad,
peas, rolls. coffee. and relishes.
Bridge was next on the agenda
and Thelms Houston won the first
club prize. Alberta Raidford won
the second. The guest prize was
indeed very different and exqui-
site; it was set OF English China
plates. Each plate was OF different
design OF fruit One plate was CEN
tered with a cluster OF blue grapes,
another with rosy red apples and
still another with pears. Antionette
Gsrvin was the lucl winner OF
this prize. In addition. the thought
ful hostess presented each OF her
three guests with colorful handker-
chiefs.
Members present were. Edith
Watson. Tenna Johnson. Alberta
Raidford, Gladys Cuzzens, Kathe-
rine LOOMS. Mary Roberts. Thelms
Houston. Edv.he White. Guests
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Fellowship
Omega Theme

On Sunday. September 26. the M
Sigma Chapter Of Omega Psi PM
fraternity gave a dinner II honor
OF their pledges al the home OF
Brother Carl Adams, Jr, al 1913
McDougall stree; The dinner was
reple.c in every detail A delicious
repsst consisting Of chicken. hot
rolls. peas. ice cream. cake, etc.
was thoroughly enjoyed by the
brothers present
Among the brothers present were
George Brown, James Allen, Jr.
Eddie Warren Evans. Thomas New
som, Ludwig Hill: Carl Adams; Jes-
Sc williams and Richard Berry
'nong their PLEDGES present were
Willie Byrant, Pvt Arthur Harris
OF Wayne Medical college Ernest
Prown. Henry P. James. Roy Stew
ere. George Officer and Mark
James
The brothers NOT present were;
Alfonso Fuller, John Jones, Walter
Cannon. Thomas Jones and Allen
Henderson An inspiring and
timely address was give BY Brother
Richard Berry OF the M Omega
chapter. During the course Of his
address, he pointed out TO the
brothers the necessity OF equlpping
themselves fully for the job which
lay ahead OF them .. After the
splendid discourse. the brothers
dedicated their sweetheart song 10
Brother Carl Adams mother. there
by making her an Official Omega
mother.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
The Social Panorama
By vIvIENkE

Hunter, Wilma Smith and Msrcells
Peterson.
X X X
Thursday afternoon. Bertha Ian.
tome made a most gracious hostess.
She entertained some OF her friends
at bridge. The guests were served
mouth watering menu OF fried
chicken. sweet potato patties, with
Jelly centers. a very pretty salad.
olives, pickles and lemon pie One
OF the petite guests ~emarked that
she had probably lost her waist
line. but who cared with such de-
licious tidbits around
Bernadinc Tears acted as score
keeper and Lydia Gocgins won the
first prize OF MatcheNelli cologne.
Agatha Grimes won the second
prize which was a smaller edition
OF Prince Matchbell cologne. Re-
luctantly, the guests bid the hostess
goodbye Some OF tho guests were:
Ada Johnson, Ab2'ta Raiford,
Thelma Houston. Vashti Clemmons,
Lydia Origins, MAJ an Carter, Ms
Herbert Smms. Lrcv ZONES. Agatha
Grimes. Elaine Conway, Pearl Pc
nick. Anuonette Garvin, Cutie Rox-
borough, Hazel Marlborough, Leith
Rogers, Bonnie Smith, Margaret
E,,1Iar Hor@or
BRIEFS
Robert Dungev is passing the
cigars. A baby boy. weighing al
most eight pounds was born to them
September 20 al Harper hospital
!: * X
Two new additions 10 Detroit So
ciety arc Odessa and George Gil.
liam. sisters Of Dr. James Gillian.
We understand that they will make
their home here.
* y x
We can picture stately Antionette
Garvin in the Grecian style gown
that Katie LOOMS and Thelma
Houston gave her. II was a peach
satin model with just the RICH;
touch Of lace.
!: x X
Lieut.. and Mrs. Paul Brown are
in the city. Mrs. Brown is the for
mer Kay Marshall. They are stay
ing with Mary Jeffries and Ruth
Webb OF Alger avenue, who hap
pen to be Kay's cousins. We think
a good nickname for Kay is Whirl-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
wv Blue Room
Scene Of Party
For Bride-EIect
Bv GLADYS MILLS

McsdamcS Wayne jeffrey. and No.
rine Thompson were joint hostesses
on Friday. September "a, a; bridal
show or. honorug brde-e.cct, Gladys
Andrews Ms Andrews IS the
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Robert An
drcws OF Z Garfield avenue, and she
VIII be married tais Saturday, Octo-
Der >, m he home Z her parents.
The shower WhleA requested ms
cclianeous gifts was held between
the hours OF 8 and 10 p m. m the
oMc room Of the Lucy Thurman
Branch YWCA
For the shower in her honor, Miss
Andrews was smsr; in frock Of
Winter green crorc. made with a
fetching shirrod 1odicc.
Bridge, bingo and fascinating
guessing game, furnished amusing
advertisement for the group. with
prizes awarded 10 Margaret Mat
.ihcws. and Elizabeth Green. for
bridge: Vivian Griffith, for the quiz
game; and Mrs. Adah Johnson cap
turing the trophy at bingo
The roster OF guests read as fol-
lows: Mrs. Elaine Conway, Mrs.
Adah Johnson. Mrs. Gertrude
Smith. Miss Harriet Barrier, Mrs.
Agnes Swan, Mrs. Daisy Sledge.
Mrs. Ethel Andrews. Mrs Marian
Evans. Miss Elizabeth Green, Miss
Marjorie Dunbar, Miss Margaret
Matthews. Mrs. Yvonne Parks, Mrs.
Frances Polk. Miss Lillian Ruther-
ford. Mrs Gertrude Duncan, Mrs.
Emmctta Stewart. Mrs. Josephine
Gaines. Miss Sue Morton, Mrs. Mar
jorie Andrews. Mrs. Lucille Ben
rctt. Mrs. Mayilyn Andrews. Mrs.
Elaine Bishop, Mrs. Elaine Dunbar
Miss Eleanor Harris, Mrs. Doris
Horncr and Mrs. Vivian Griffith.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Miscellaneous Shower H0nOrs Miss Gladys Andrews

were: Katie Fuller, Mamie Alexan-
der and Cutie Roxborough.
X X X
Wendell Smith, sports editor Of
the Pittsburgh Courier was in town
for a brief visit. Said wife and
baby were doing fine.
X * *
Mary Fulker Is contemplating
visiting her folks In Mississippi.
X X X
Little Oliver Leach, age two, il
a younger edition of Romeo. ditto
Micheal Austin.
X X *
Gladys Mills Is taking some ad-
ditional courses in journalism at
Wayne university. Gladys, our fell
low columnist. gives you the eager
ly awaited GADDINGS. each week
X X ::
August Galloway reports at Bat
tie Creek, Michigan, on October II.
x X *
Lucille Davis is now in New York
city for two weeks vacation. She
will join Ruth Belford, who has
been there for an extended visit.
X :; *
Sgt. Fletcher Routt is in town
visiting his family. The California
sun evidently agrees with the Sgt
according to the feminine populace
x X X
THE HAT OF THE WEEK
Your columnisb. like most WON.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
Visit Points
South And East

Grayce Thomas and Helen Butler
Of Dolroy Mich, returned this week
from a tglp which included in their
Itinerary points east and south
Among the points at which they
stopped was Newark. ~ j.. where
they're entertained by Mr. Pitts. edi-
tor OF the Jersey Herald Some Of
The spots they hit were the Ken
ny club, Picadla club and i2nd
club, all OF Orange. y j. In New
York they went to the Elks Rem,
devious. Smdll's Paradise. and the
Lido, Mcrrians, and Cotton club.
From there Miss Thomas went 10
Charleston, S c., where she was
the house guest OF Mrs. Thomas
Laisson, superintendent OF colorcd
schools there. Mrs. Butler went 10.
Greenville. S. c.. 10 visit her broth
er.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
NEW YORKER FETED

A buffet supper honored Nj and
Mrs Vernon Johnson. OF New York,
n Y. Saturday which was given
by Mrs. Annie Harkins. 634 Gar
field. mother Of Mrs. Johnson. Mrs
Johnson and her daughter have been
visiting Mrs. Harkins since the first
O. July.
M. johnson arrived here Sep
tember is. 10 accompany his wife
and daughter back 20 New York,
and il was during his orltt sojourn
tina; the party took place. The sup
per was attended by many o, me
friends OF me HarkinS and John
sons. A gay time Vas reported 10
have been had BY oil.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

Last Thursday. Frances Burton
OF Harding avenue entertained her
school chum Neista Nelson of Bos-
ton, Mass, at a pretty luncheon.
Neista and Frances found much 10
discuss, as they had not seen each
other in two years. Neista proved
such charming person. that all OF
the guests want TO visit Boston
soon. The hostess served a tasty
luncheon lin spite of rationing) and
the guests then settled down to the
serious business of contract bridge.
Marcella Peterson won the first
prize, Wilma Smith won second.
The guests we're: Helen Wells, Edna
Bell, Theodosia Pullum, Margaret
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
ENTERTAIN Jew YORKER

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trappe
played host Sunday at lovely din
ner party to a group OF fourteen or
their friends. The menu consisted
Of golden crisp fried chicken, vege-
tables. salad, relishes. coffee and
dessert. The dinner was given in
honor OF Mrs. p. Draper OF New
York, N. Y.
Those included in the PARTY were:
Mamie Caddy, Edna Smith. Flea
more Priston, Edith Rush, Robert
Green, Willie Hortc, John Burns,
Mrs. Draper, hoaorce; and the host
and hostess.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

en-. has a particular weakness for
pretty hats. or course, most men
don't agree with the women on what
is considered a pretty hat. But we
think that Dorothy Lewis small
check silk tafIeta hat is one OF the
cutest creations that we've seen in
many a moon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
D etroiters Spend
Leaves And FurIoughs

Horace r. Holloway. now sen.
ior and cadet officer at Meharry
Medical college, was in the cicty
this week. He is a former Waynite
and during his stay visited several
hospitals. His brother. joseph +.
Holloway. is now helping plan 9th.
letc activities az Camp Lee Va
Waldo Cain. Haywood Mayhem.
McGillen and Johnny Thompson
were expected 10 be here about the
Same time
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02

Our choice for this weeks CLAM
our girl. Is MARIE SCRUGGS.
JR.. daughter Of MR.. and MRS.
RAYMON SCRUGGS Of Hague
Avenue. MARIE. JR.. Is two
years old and Al. this tender age,
she knows the art of posing, as
you can see.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-10-02
NORTH CAROLINIAN HERE

Mrs. Annie Butler. who lives in
Ashevlle, N. c., is visiting her two
nieces in Detroit, Mrs. Zeola Nc
Bride, 5728 John r, No. IS, and Mrs.
Kathleen Swanson, 1923 Garfield.
She is returning TO her home next
week.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

The hardest part Of choosing mothers gift make the
one above all others she really won Some gifts appeal every
mother and appeal to certain types If you pick yours
from lonbuehs tremendous floor you'll
get heartfelt thanks and "ow did you know what
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-15
NOTICE
LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS

This is to give notice that I,
Angelina NJ. Raimo, of SO Addison
St, Waterbury, Conn, have filed an
application dated June 18th, 1943,
with the Liquor Control Commission
for n Package Store Beer Permit,
for the sale of alcoholic liquor on
the premises, Greenmount Terrace,
Waterbury, Conn. The business is
owned by Angelina NJ. Raimo, of 80
Addison St, Waterbury, Conn, and
will be conducted by Angelina NJ.
Rairuo, of 80 Addison ST. Water
bury. Conn, as permittee.
ANGELINA NJ. RAIMO.
Dated June 14th, 194G. 6-l5-22
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-15
For Maximum Results At Lowest Cost Use These Ads-Da
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-15

TRUCK DRIVERS - And helpers
wanted. Steady work and good
pay Waterbury Ash Removing Co.
3-0946.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-15
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, SIS.
PROBATE COURT, June 18th, A.
d. 1913. ESTATE of SARAH f..
WEYMER, late of Waterbury, in
said District, deceased.
Upon the application of WILLIAM
F. WEYMER. Executor, praying
that he may be authorized to sell,
certain real estate belonging to said
estate, as per application on file
more fully appears, it is
ORDERED, That said application
be heard and determined at the
Probate Office in Waterbury, in said
District, on the END day of June A.
o. 1913, at 1900 o'clock in the fore
noon, Eastern War Time, and that
notice be given of the tendency of
said application, and the time and
place of hearing thereon, by pub
fishing this order one time in some
newspaper having circulation in
said District, on or before the 18th
lay Of June 1913.
Attest:
JOHN J. HOWARD,
t-t5-1t Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-15
NOTICE

DISTRICT of WATERBURY, SIS.
PROBATE COURT, June 18th, A.
d. 1943. ESTATE of FRANK
CRUESS, late of the Town of
Waterbury in said District, de-
ceased.
The Executor, having exhibited
his account with said estate to this
Court for allowance, and made APP
plication for an order of distribu-
ton of said estate, it is
ORDERED, That the 22nd day of
June. A. D. 1943, at 900 o'clock, in
the forenoon, Eastern War Time, at
the Probate Office in Waterbury, be
and the same is, assigned for hear
ing on the allowance of said account
and application and the Court di-
rects the Executor, to give notice
thereof, by publishing this order in
some newspaper having circula-
ton in said District, at least five
lays before said day of hearing.
Attest:
MARGUERITE NJ. FAHY,
s-15-1t Asst. Clerk.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-06-15
MAN WANTED!

To help operate a power suction
cleaner used by us in ESSENTIAL
furnace cleaning. Full time employ
ment; permanent; interesting
THE HOLLAND FURNACE co.
TAG East Main st. Dial 4-10O3
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LU B R I CATION
MAN-Also man for car polishing.
Steady work, good pay. Must be
eligible for employment under En-
ployment Sterilization Plan. See
Mr.. Behan at
PACKARD WATERBURY, INC.
482 WATERFOWL Ave.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-18
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