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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
SPECIAL HEARING
ASKED IN REGARD
TO PARKING LOT
O. p. A. Request "TOO I'm.
pOrtant for Any Hurried
Decision" Reply Reads

Providence, r. l., April 2s.--(Up)
---NaFragansett Racing Association
executives meet with state and fed
eral OpA ofElclals tomorrow In an
eofRrt TO prevent closing Of q park
Ing lot at the Pawtucket horse race
truck--a move that might end rae
ing here for the duration.
Pending q hearing on the matter,
the associations directors refused 10
comply with an OpA request b close
the lot and prevent misuse" OF
critlcally-short gasoline rations BY
patrons.
The request for the lots closing
was made BY state OPA Director
Christopher Del Sesto who indicated
that he might be forced 10 take pu.
nstlve action II the matter were not
adjusted. Both he and Regional 0PA
Administrator Kenneth ID. Backman
were TO meet with racing executives
headed BY the associations presl-
dent James e. Dooley.
In replying late yesterday TO Del
Sesto's request, the tracks directors
said that "the question Is OF too
much importance for any hurried
decision"
No Mere Racing?
They said that the track had been
denied rail cr bus service 10 the
track and that the request 10 close
the parking lot may have the effect
Of forcing US to discontinue racing"
ITO protect our substantial invest
ments, In the interest Of our stock.
holders and In fairness 10 that part
OF the public who want racing, we
hesitate to take any steps which
will force US to close Narragansett
Park" their letter said.
In requesting the hearing, the
directors said that the state Of
Rhode Island had received S265, O35
IN taxes from the Is days Of racing
this year and asked that the states
director OF the department Of busl-
ness regulations be present 1t the
hearing.
Charges
Del Sesto had charged that Pc
irons Of tho park were driving there
In violation Of ration regulations
which permit only six quarts Of gas.
0line for pleasure driving weekly,
He said that more than 1000 cars
regularly were parked ut the track,
many Of them from Connecticut and
Massachusetts.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
~Nuls"

NlunR the wabash, Eflddle beat n
back 10 Fort wayne where he mem
tored south high, aud pFospected
A quick tour around The atate ana
he had eight oe the hest, Including
Dave Minor of Gary, rated hy Darth.
mouths oSsle Cloves ~ the most
tormld ahle he's seen this season.
Eflddlo attributes his success %
what he believes In tAct--that IA~
diana Is the best basketball state
ln The Union, and that HoosaeE
high school boys, Of which there are
thousands, play the same style ball.
which Is good,
lie states that he viii play any
team any way The opposition wants.
and proved Il when he came back
to beat The Eastern League cham
plon DartmoWths after trailing, 10
o.
There u such an abundance Of
materials IN Indiana, Frlddlc says.
that the three largest drawing
powers Purdue and N0tro
Dame-get Is many as 200 out tor
their squads,
The overflow, boys who can't
make the grade because Of finances
and otherwise, 10 back home ana
play independent ball, rated super
Tor 10 The professional variety.
FRESHMEN, nut SEASONED
Now you know why wondering
professionals StArve when they enter
the halllwlok Of George AIDE. Wen~
dell Wtllkle and Paul MoNNtt,
Erladlo Seoopad up some Of this
overflow az talent and his Judgment
hasn't proved faulty, The tipoW u
that the Rockets, freshmen aeado-
Mically, had plenty az seasoning Ia
the fast Independent game,
Playing before le,000 fans %
Madison square Garden scarcely
caused them q bored yawM, They
became used 10 crowds Ia Indiana
before they ever saw the MaNmee.
lcS no shot In the dark that
Toledo will again DO represented
Ia the Invitation Tournament IN
the House That Tex Built, and ey
young StrlpllngS who have learn-
cd 10 do = few things with q baskets
ball, and remember them,
Trains now leaving for Indiana
or Track II,
BASKETBALL coaches will please
sta ad IN line and no bidding IN the
cll~cheS,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

Rhythm Kings win supply the musi-
cal background. Remember this
performance Of Americas grandest
stage revue Is here for o limited
engagement only, 90 make your
plans 10 attend new. There are
four complete stage and screen
shows given today and tomorrow.
two days only, at lao, 400, $50
and 600 p. m.
Also on the same program Is
city Without Men,. shown for the
first time In Waterbury. Linda OAR
nell Is cast IN the leading role with
an all star supporting cast. The
first screen show Is presented at
f2:00 noon with the doors OF the
theater opening at HAS.
Coming Friday to the Loew Poll
theatre for a five day engagement
Is the filnusical OF the season,
Cabin In the Sky" with Ethel
Waters Rochester, and Lena Horne
heading an all star cast.
On the same program Is Desert
Victory" the greatest war film ever
presented on any screen at any
time
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

-. a
'Cn'.cu FLcss oenss CV.,vslVa~ens,
New aork, hpr,i SS;-.oIl-Ea ...,c
ScnnoI LonDaru, ien ~ love VIII
tne roio Nrounus leit Iaelu seanus
years ago aalu ~uay waS usaas.,yeu
Will uie raue ..lat sli.lVvu .
..oIn ny DoS IA BRAVES w '''c Ne"
xU .., H , a.. -, L.. 5000
THAT'S W,lat tlie plg IisI.s-laL,ucu
siusger VIII ene pIoMlnene pLODOs-
c,s salu aleer yes.elu1ys 1@vss
GIANTS game aIcer nc nag geen
INQUIRED Oh tne ueai py anc.sne ply
'1suinh' ooSVonS sase1-s'iaVoi'e"
nrexy.
LomDasoi, an eiepnans % z mau
VINO PACKS SSo pounds on slx.aOOe
TWO frame, Desmeu ~ nc solu ae-
porters. rive Always my Well ~ e.e e
rolo urOunus curing sne pase -
seasons I've WISHED mere Walt Quiet
ciups. inose leLt iieiu seanos, lar
~ close in' seemed axe peELecg sa.-
gets ior me. 4 ougnt 20 GO sven CIls
season Win tne toiO OIOuLiuS ID my
nome Held. -.
M. y. =. IN ssse -,
Ine lowering Oakianu, Cal,,
Atailan dio Wen last season-nls .aIs'
with tne Braves. ne Won me ma
tionai league batting championship
with .SSO, repeating ms perlo. mance
OF 1888 Wnile wltn Cinclnnan. Ana.
season ne registered ~ ana wa
voted the leagues most vAiuapie
player.
ernest Natan Lamnarui Is ~
stranger IN tnese parts. AIS ilrsl
season on sne pig tiine-lSSa--wha
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

Opening today at the popular
Strand Theater for an engagement
Of three days Is Metro Goodwin
Mayors smash romantic comedy hit
OF the current season. Slightly
Dangerous" c0-starring together for
the first time on the screen. lus-
eiolis Lana Turner and handsome
Robert Young. Just image Lana
as a fiye-and-ten-store baby in a
million dollar home. Some fun -
yon'n find plenty Of hilarity IN this
faSt-moxtng. breezy film. A grand
east appears In support of the two
stars. among the favOrites you will
see are Walter Brennan In another
Aeademy-Award winning perform
ance. Dame May Witty, Eugene
Palette and Alan Mowbray.
m the second big hit on the pro-
gram you are introduced to the
unsang heroes of America, and the
name Of this timely film is "Un-
dezground Agent" featuring Bruce
Bennett, Leslie Brooks and Frank
Albertson.
Rounding out the program are
the latest news events gathered from
the far-fhlng corners Of the earth.
Opening a four day run at the
strand on Saturday are two brand
new films each In their Waterbury
premiere. On one gigantic bill you
viii see Chester Morris in Boston
Hiackie Goes Hollywood" and Roy
RACERS with Smiley Brunette and
Bob holland and the Sons Of the
Pioneers In king Of the Cowboys"
q real deluxe Western produced
en- an exceptionally lavish scale.
watch for another grand revival
show eoming soon to the Strand -
back 10 thrill you again comes
Birth Of the Blues" with Blng
Crosby. Mary Martin, Brian Dom
levy and a host Of popular enter
tanners. and that great outdoor
aeti0n-drama. Ia technlcolor =
1Shepherd Of the Hills. with John
Wayne. Harry Carey. Betty Field
and others.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

-. q. a. 49, 49,. 1...1
ssna1soeEa VIII b. treated To- Ere
fseanA d tlaA States hin Iine-s,p Of
9tinA hts wlaHmeF nros. new-
~ ed gHaatesh pEoAsaeti0m 10 date
aRe a. nnuhmaaga e0rsharRine mr.
eea nlgnm and ANA SHERIDAN,
naasd npon William woods popsa-
- nnwe1 aR tasA same name the
100 rNo6haetApm pResemtS one Of the
aesk aiHtImRmfShea eastk ever as
HeRek1en m enc mokiDm piettare.
Eeatl11eA h tlae Summarizing east are
NneR CR1sman.. talsntea Young
a1aRaR wnM pezaoEmeA so notably
sasinnR RpMs@ sThe Cav Sisters's
- ahhers. vEalteR huston. whose
manannInnmee - Jerry Cohen IN
tsezmhae Dnoaae Dandy viii long
- 7qmamheReds .Aadtfh Anderson
80 R1,hh Gordon. both prominent
naaNeHR az STAGE ard screen.
G3theR tnmontanh names I'M the
- haeAadlR John Bsat Charles
Nltanln. NRnNTfs CarmnNslx. Roman
%nh1an ard TIslaa1h Damtiaae. who,
aeennd IA sAa,s. naimiwarae and ~Cas-
nkaamen.ss
nronnht In life ON the scpeen ia
- aterp 81 . Nnrweeian fishing
4I1Hno Is slnnnle, paaee-loNln9 peo-
-. - 81 tlae bs,al.al rgazt boot that
Steznnn oesh Freedom wherever A.
Mnna
Nlasmlta aehx az hssahalatr upon the
mssannerm Ire vasdeExEo1ap61 svsten
Ssaze6inne negseeAlen NEWS travels
60. nlnme ara aa<les meetings are
$500 ,,n1lgT tRe verv moses Of the
'@r6~nf.,1 11azls. vThen the VILLAGERS
- ner1etl.p arn>ed ~ Ere Rritish.
- wafS Il readfnaes for the ti,ne
- rsrlRe. 70 Flazls. give them their
sznnsflsrsiaw a tlae. particalarly hrsll-
zSS ~~~mr,1H am the aeed vlliaee,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
STIRNWEISS GOES TO
HARTFORD THURSDAY

Boston. April 17.-CUpl- George
gHuugSyl @firnweiss, New York
Yankee shortstop. said today ne
would take his draft induction ex-
animation &c Hartford Thursday
morning.
o6irnWeiss. Who set = new record
Tor etolsn bases with Newark Of
TIE International l1ague last season.
either win be indicted immediately
or return 10 the Ymnks ct washing
ton Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
COLUMBUS FAVORED
FOR A. A. PENNANT

Columbus, April 2o.-(UP)-The
American Association opens It's 42d
baseball season tomorrow with the
Columbus Red Birds established as
fayorites TO win the league race.
The Red Birds, who finished third
In the pennant race last year and
then went ON 10 win the association
psayoffs and the junior world series,
were selected as the team TO beat by
the American Association Chapter
Of Baseball Writers.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
Basketball Windup
atYMCAThis Week

basketball will make It's final bow
Of the season this week with two
championships and tire skin con-
tests ending up,
The Hl-Y basketball finals will be
played tomorrow night At $50 p, q,
when The Epsllon and EAirlawn viii
battle e out for the annual Hi.x
plaque 70 be presented 70 the cham.
pionship team.
Friday evening win bring the
finals Of the Cray league IN which
the WateFville Lizards and the Wa
terhury Rangers viii play ct $50
y "A. The Lizards won the nrSe
two rounds and the Rangers me
third.
The popular basketball skills con.
teat In both the Hi-y and Cray
win end up today with high scoring
skulls being scheduled Cor both
groups. ray Pldge leads tie ~.
Y groups with ale points eor elent
events closely followed By eandutn
with aia points. Other high scorers
in the Hl-y group are Culoeta with
le& Berg. leS. Koch, At. George
and Harlan Armour. brothers. with
lee each. Thlrty-0ne members o.
this group are taking part IN the
contest. a trophy win be awarded
the winner and medals 10 The Sec
ond and third place winners.
FOR TIE Cray group Jerry DAM
hrOsie leads with aaA points for eight
events with Dla (Alayorl Cunning
ham In second place with as points
bob Treat has lA2 points. 1om
Brown. ~. and Fran Boleea Wan
lae. Twenty-Five members Of eaii
group are taking part h the con-
test
Awards viii be made IN ell eventa
during the half q the Hi-ohampion.
n.saK s4.lnnFef.av
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

don, our third baseman. We finally
compromised on Poland and Ryan.
I hated 10 see Ryan 90 because his
departure win ieav us terribly short
On inflsl6 requirements"
Lombard, because q his long
holdoue campaign. hasn't played yet
this season. He says he vent BE-
IN El1ais 10 start for at least an
other week. When informed o.
this, OFT said. "weal set him cut
there as soon rs We cen--eEeH U
We have TO put him In > turkish
hath ard then Foll him ST Mkp q
barrel to The plate. We need That
III has Ct his without delay. BE-
alsssea Hmaan4 @~rAAHs aInmN& - nNsM4 n
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
DUTCH MEYER FORECASTS
BIGGER SPORTS AFTER WAR

Fort Worth. Tex. CU.PJ -
Texas Christian Coach Dutch"
Meyer believes that intercollegiate
athletics win be conducted on o
scale larger than ever after the war
to satisfy increased demand for
sports on the part Of both parti-
clpants and spectators.
sports are needed. both for
those participating and for those
who like 20 watch competition"
Meyer said.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
WILBY VS.. GILBERT
AT STADIUM TODAY

Wildly and Gilbert Of Winsted
we're due to cross bats at the Mu-
nicipal Stadium at $3.50 p. m. to-
day. Crosby went to Cheshire for
game with the Academy team and
Leavenworth was due in WatertOwn
for a Taft School contest; according
70 local high school schedules for
today. Peterson was expected TO
pitch for wildly against the Win
sted outfit. recently defeated. GIL.
in Naugatuck.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
GRAYS AT
MIDDLEBURY SUNDAY

Middlebury and Naugatuck base
ball teams, Townies and Grays, have
carded q first game Of the season
Sunday at Middlebury, to get under
way at 2:30 p. m. Before that,
Manager John Daily announced q
workout for Mlddlebury at the Lake
Quassapaug field Thursday night
at $50 p. m. George Traks and
Henry Mathews viii coach the Mid
dies this season. the latter. q vet
eran Of Is seasons Of play and
captain Of last years Middlebury
team.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
SCOVILL DRILL

With an inter-squad game sched-
uled, given good weather. Coach
HOwie Kraft Of the Sc0vill entry
In the City Amateur Baseball
League has called another practice
for the squad members for Thurs
day afternoon. 5 O'Clock at Hamil-
ton Park. Every player ON the
squad Is asked 70 make a special
effort to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
IOWA TO WAIT ON COACH

Iowa City. Ia. - fUP1 = The
University Of Iowa will make no de-
cision before July on the question Of
a new head football coach. accord
Ing 20 Athletic Director H. q,
Ghroeder. Iowa has been without
q coach since February ~. when
Jim Harris resigned 10 enter tl'e
mrula1 fnwan.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

Milwaukee. wis. - (U.P.) = The
surest sign that there win be no
spring football practice at Mar
cystic University this year lies in
TIE condition Of the stadium turf.
which has been ploushed as the
fiEat step IN building q new and
better cushion.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

hrs Knht walters trophy Maryland
w Reo occasion johnny
1g cav er re she commented that merely
xRQa hahl Of fan what Mrs
~ gears age her aher now IL General George Patton r used
TN seeRhasa Pneo and had
~ mere neaahe Victories n remember those plates WE'LL"
because when good little gi father
on tha~ Today
bead General
bower and husband LII Col WATERS prisoner
& IN February Eanhower paid the finest tribute this soldier
n h@ prayed to God that he BE- permitted
g Msasus ga his heldsnay one Of General Pattons riding
IA those sheepehaSe at Pml0 thirty
10y 1A the general
we14a4 he the aeeaing factor IN the world
WV
TIE manner IN which be hy nine lengths Derby
A ak C1naehM Downs yesterday Count
- a OCEAN Mave when the pair hook next Saturday In the
&enDT Derby Wh Amber Light Gold Shower
sn MRaEts n the race to0 the element Of RACING
determination
ezaenth Of aae shod something .Naugatucks
N aRM Shezntak postcards O.
- training Tor CONCENTRATIONS Artillery
weeks After that be wonders what Bridgeport Ben
&&Ry ~ haang Jack white the New
lM sAeee enpeeon which has been going since
x has nNe edge white
s4 n et date Charl Wahr al canse
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

Iowa City. In. = (U.P) = More
than 70 men. the largest alI-cadet
squad ever 70 report for q varsity
sport at the Iowa prn-fIleht school
here. answered lieutenant Yves
aehmlmaEichs eall for baseball cam
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
NO VARSITY SPORT AT 7. c. u.

Fort Worth. Tex. - (U.P.) - For
The first time IN 80 years. Texas
Christian University Is without
nlnafn varliy sport this suEina.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

$50 Aea 1O7
High single -Delinks, lSS
High three--KozAk, Sl7
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28
Holland, Lac Chance
Win Boxing Bouts

New Bedford. Mass, April a.
(Up)-Llsht heavyweight, Andy Ilol-
land Of New York City had proved
70 the satisfaction Of practically
everyone today that no can lick
Tiger Ted Lowry Of New Be0ford,
Ia the fourth meeting between
the pair at the Bristol Arena last
night. Holland. ave, unanimously
declsloned Lowry. lv6, Ia 10 rounds.
Il was his third victory match
having ended ln Z draw.
IA slx-roundeEsr Johnny Cesario.
ia, Of Boston deelSioned Tony
0shiro. lSy. 0e Boston and Tony
Ferlise. leo. Of Boston technically
knocked out Lou Master, lea, Of Wo.
burn In the fourth round.
In = scheduled four@round pre-
llmlnary, Oscar Sc. Pierre. lS2, Of
Fall River scored 4 technical knock
out ever Anthony Braxzo. is. Of
Boston b two minutes, 50 seconds
Of the ilrst round.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-04-28

Portland. NE. April 20-(Upl-.
Maurice gEafsyl In Chance os LIS
bon, claimant 10 the New England
featherweight crown. today had
scored . victory over Jose Aponte
Torres og Puerto Rico Ia 3 free
swinging lo-round hrawl.
II Chance. Ia, was given q
unanimous decision ever Torres. l2s
en- q Wild battle during which both
men kept punching after the round
had ended.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

"hNiouS. The wrll-lo-do preserve
TIER teeth because they can afford
1" consult their dentists r'"ul.rlv.
hos" who can afford To- ,'yu.'..' 70
dentist hIi neglect Ia de .u FROM
'Hr'.i ."r'% "r fear "i pam .,rN
to-" able ;u rra! Il lesson uu' 90 .lu.r
sci. ;l": With "oui :"''.i rla.i..
Ter tn" n,"m and women su .ul..r..
AMI tor workers III wni i..s :ii.-.
II" init! States r",".E ,'l teeth
.h"UiI mpr"v" dim" t., next
,..r.,t!o
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-18

=" hand in hand. "u: ia wary m-
stances il i iHpa. . 70. =, ,i,..,, :,
patient u"t.i has ..a,..4 .,t..
Is improved.
An astonishing: rln.l ur tia; l.
the study. just r...t.r. ay tn.
Henry Klein "a H.. nr.-tr ur
teeth AEcrirau ",.... g a.., ~;
different age uDru.' AIuar d.
iut". hr":Iw:'r al liz. r.uu.-.t ..A
people would b.; q. ~. ,,..a
teeth ~" So iaIir... .. r,!.s,rl =,
the pAcHctbuuk.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-18
Ulh:IrR

cup spaghetti with m"at ..t.r.
2nh calurt"s; grapefruit au.
.r".s salad! t. - c:,!uri"S Udl". nae
mad" w:th mineral uiD % ,....-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-18
LUNCH

salad made Of leftover fish and
vegetables ,i'r"ach dressing ,r
..H=a"a".sc wtaGr N.,h g.E..al
I'D -l"l c:..nv.,'.; , ,'.a." A......
c.s'-"'s - ca!u,.cs; @.@.s M...
o. iuJ c:..,r.rs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-18
--.n.s,,s<.,,.e>
l..WTGii REDUCING DIET
e. Or. Ciendcnino
:ituy $50 er.orics
EttSFsSl

! mail baked apple. no sweet
'.'.''.. - ca.rri"s: | rush ion
'".'E."s; t"aipuun butter Iu
c".".oE; cup coffee, no cream 80,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
Brurnfield Buys
Morris and Trovis
Dry Goods Store

The Sewing Basket va D. ths
nains bestowed On the Morris and
Tra* De- Eoaos Store Is ire
nsw owner Bramfielos aocohr-
nc 10 an announcement naaae TINS
purchase NSs completed 3 Eew
GAYS $50 aua tire management
e she Store has passed into tire
auas a sbe owner Of Brum-
laeles stores
Although shere win be no APP
pFeeashle change in the policy Of
re sf0re e. n is operation So
aIf1unsl emphasis wI IL pIared
on psece goods and AR Bgum
Esela Indicated thai probably in
Tee near fatare fne store would
speNialiVe an'v IN psece goods sno
RESTED iseraS
Frsh paint has been applled "a
she exterior nat little Grange has
Axxn mscs &c sne nsine II tire
store an9er re nw oMrrxhsp
We believe Hnst fheer are
naanF Nsogn.en Wno ike ~ make
fas cls6nes Nlev and theF chil-
6fen wsesr ard Ne hope. n 1esfAr
~ materials ano itenas 81 usm-
ring and So 1afzh ~ FURNISH tneuu
2 service the Wtl take pleasure
r. aang ~ Brumfela ssle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
C.. Ravens
Announces For
Circuit Clerk

Biln Easens Is ths arEs
c Ger ceanfa asfsrN r.
fu the 1855 PRIMARY
ahseh aag ~ hei1 -
BIS auasanceraest tte
20 ~ assbcx a Civas
fas aexk r. fhe
EH Ravens an
m 81 I'd stTTF f1H ht
r n 1871 and IL
aannF aa Hass1stWa
uFua IS EEe1ii Cefk
Caunsa aefsnE Nhes
s ulaae ~ hinsseH -
psc4 q ne nfsscaal life
pAaee that naaRaf
6s saae he TAI *
em has 50 con11ete5
1f h elise ~ L. aaefa
M So 1adee2 lawyers
and witnesses. n pre-
uhe eaazs tertnN &Fzs
basaess - Esnse -
a1 - uels Is no 1sEss
csasea sn6 eEfas1l
aiua8K ep~tg este anr
rs RS was 70 gre IN
81 70 Il slAaMea
- ef8 aa1 EtlEsuEx
azaaa NJ Esxens
ean azaaosa nea
5f - ahe Kramer q
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
Navy Ship
LaunChed.
Wednesday

5ack n ian
Hnntaae 40
s Eae laE
Geau Ne
aa e S Nae1
aa4se4 q re
@fs = -
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Moss Point
Yard Starts
New Contract
Employment Gains
As Work On New
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-16
Girls Active
In War Stamp
Sales Contest

Have yoa bought yosag bond
fa9a
Thsi w4H hs the CRY With which
saa aiIl No Doubt BE- aeeostec
msng traes during the nexi few
weeks while Jackson county
saraes forward inward the goal
= $4,000 ~ fH (. Il re Sec
ana War Lean Drive na@ under
way
Ard prominent srFaaag those
Nho put thsf Question - every
citizen 81 TIE cosanty WIil Be the
Erh working m the contest be
lng staged - ClsFks Credlf Go
timers - farther the drive and
push the sale q bones a total Of
50 is being gwen 70 keep the
eanseEtsnts On theu Ke The
first praze All - Sc and the
aeeund SIS str the ahnd SIS
These prizes wsN be- gwen Hn
maf bends and stamps ~ "a
E4afasrE
Forging faFNara IN The contest
auranE lne past Neek were Misses
Arr Bosafg "a Herek street
Evelyn WAsaa. 1ts FraDea street
B~ernadefte and Voianee West
KfeH Laue Doris CUNNINGHAM
% Nozzle Highway hae1s pei
aam 1a Lafafeitf street and
Ee6ene Chem IsW Cleeelaad
= . hosH - house caaEaz and
s 6flve GA ne streets Il Is hoped
na Hem Gk aaI NH stamps
= mauy aaa aaglf probably not
~ nones outright James Lane.
Hanager - re store paznaea aaf
Hayte eaeTfaaf hasn't slET5
81 k9T% a rs pockets he SAD
- there afant msnY HfhC
sasent . Quarter nf - eena and
afza an asaam rake 9s 1anaa
STAMPS - - fgFn1skea the
- re Esafe and STAMPS can
$50 be pazeaasa a. mse asaze