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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

went to the bottom of the matter
and learned from the famous famous
aviator that it is his wife, who is
not only beautiful but also a pilot
with a record of HOO hours in the
air!
Jack Carson has a collection of
the dullest books ever written -
it's one Of his hobbies Band
leader Ray Block could be a stand
in for Roland Young and vice
versa - they look that much alike
. Dancer Paul and Grace Hart
man are proudest of the billing des-
cription William Saroyan gave
them: Laughter In Notion
Ginny Simms claims to be the
only glamOur-gal star who can
milk a cow Meyer Davis will
get billing over George Jessel as
cO-producer of run Little Chillun"
on Broadway Mary Margaret
Mcbride still gets her biggest thrill
out of meeting anyone from Paris
not Paris, France, but her home
town, Paris, Mo.
Johnny Mercer can remember
when Mussolini boosted he would
leave his footprints in the sands of
time. But now he's frantically try
ing to cover his tracks," says john
ny.
Ethel Smith, noted Hit Parade
Organist walked into New York
NIGHT <svvvh tho ~ :ch
dered daiquiri. The waiter brought
drink over to the table. Miss
Smith shifted at it and looked up
at the waiter protesting: But this
isn't a daiquiri". The waiter grim
ned peculiarly and asked her to
taste it. She did and ives delighted.
1t was a certain type of South
American drink called the "Ba-
lido" made with "Cachasa" the be-
lOw-The-Rio equivalent of corn
whiskey. Miss Smith was bewilder-
ed: But how did you % The
walters eye twinkled. II should
know" he answered II served them
to you when you weer appearing at
the COpacabana in Rio de JanierO.
1 never forget face or a drink"
Obs stage Door Canteen" will
feature singer Barry Wood for the
sixth time, Thursday, August 5th,
marking the first time any artist
has appeared that number of times
on he program. 1t was announced
that more requests were received for
Wood than for any other person
who has appeared on the show.
David Sarnoff, President of Radio
Corporation of America, today an
nOunced that an agreement has
been reached to sell the Blue Net
work for the sum of $8.0O0,000 in
cash to Edward ]. Noble, former
UnderlSecretary of Commerce.
This move comes a year and a
half after the Blue was organized
as a separate c0ast-tO coast net
work, and in conformity with the
new regulations of the F. c. C. re-
lating to ownership Of more than
one network by any single organ
izationf The Radio Corporation OF
America remains the owner of the
National Broadcasting Company
which will continue to operate the
RED" Network.
Everett Sloane of Crime Doc
tor" offer his definition of a yes
man He's the fellow who stoops to
concur!"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03
WATR PRO GRAMS
1870 Kiloa ycles

P. NJ.
3:00-Baseball- Red Sow VS. Indian
5:00-Sheelah Carter, Commentato
5:15-Melody Revue
5:30--NeWS
Observation-Disclosures Serial
6:O0-Yankee News
6:15-Press Roundup
6:20-Sports Roundup
6:30-Music For Dining
6:45-Jack Armstrong
7:O0-Fulton Lewis, Jr.
7:15-Men, Machines and Victory
7:30-Pop Stuff-Joe Rines Orch.
8:00-Watch The World Go BY
8:15-Treasury Star Parade
S:30-Full Gospel Tabernacle
9:00-Gabriel Heater
9:15-Dance Orch.
9:30-Cisco Kid
10:00-Raymond Gram Swing
10:15-Lulu & Johnny: News
10:30-This Nation At War
I:00-Yankee News
1:15-Henry ]. Taylor, Common
tator
MISUNDERSTANDING Sinfonietta
12:00-Sign Off
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

has managed to
b lg at tn e
S e a m S without
appreciably losing
h er well = known
sex appeal.
Or, to approach
/ h e phenomenon
differently, t h e
Crescent City is
like a cafe So
cie ty diletante
who has taken a
50 = hour a -
week job in a
shipyard and still
keeps looking as
thn1lnh thu haaN-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Borry Krooger, NBC narrator of Salute to Youth"
has joined the cast of rhe Thin Man. and is also feat
ured in the United Press recorded ramatizations of
the activities of their foreign correspondents reports
Krooger plays the role of UPS leading Russian reporter
Henry Shapiro and in the of his acting for UP,
Berry has fought ION radio) every battle front of
the world
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Finton J. Corners of 40 South Street, well-knoWn
haberdasher and manabout-town is registered at the
Monticello Hotel at Atlantic City where he will enjoy
well earned rest the next two weeks. Henry Caring
ton is with the Maryland State Guards at Fort George
Meade in Maryland. PFC James B. Mellon has just
been released from Army hospital after two months
and half patient. He's stationed at the Amarillo
Air Field in Amarillo Texas.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Thomas Albone son of Mr. and Mrs William Albone
955 Baldwin St. private first class at Camp Fisher,
N c., an anti-arcraft unit, is home on furough. He's
looking better than He recently sent from
Camp Davis in the Carones to his present post Tom
and Ruth Staufer, at the Waterbury Hospital
married May 20 at the Trinity Methodist Church
in Wilmington, N c.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Della Wheeler, Edith Pugliese and Mary Green
have turned bus drivers. Daily they pilot factory
workers at ScovPs around Scovi City like old timers.
With any Of them behind the wheel there's need
for backseat driving. Heavy traffic has terrors for
them either When they're in the drivers seat they're
just snug bug in rug.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03
BY S. BURTON HEATH
NEA Staff Correspondent

New Orleans, Aug. - Roman
tic old New Orleans has achieved
something that approaches the i'm
possible. BY some hocus-pocus she
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Helen Ward featured vocalist with Hal Mcintyre
and "Amercas Newest and Grandest Band" at New
Yorks Strand Theatre, collapsed after the last show
gency appendectomy. Miss Ward, despite pain,
continued with the show and is doing very nicely,
thank yOu"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

frankie N. Perugino better known to the boys
around the South End Twink and younger brother
of Jack Sharkey former pro pug and manager of Dick
Tmcotte, is private first class at the Army Air
Base in Sioux City, Iowa He wants to be remembered
to his former shop associates at the Farrell Foundry
His Buddies may write him as follows: A. S. N.
11073334 354 Base Hq. & A. B. So, Sioux City, Iowa.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Check distilled water In the auto
mobile battery twice a month, or
more often in hot weather, to be
sure II covers the plates to q half
inch depth.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Women flyers will be common after the war. How
will they resist the temptation to pry into air pockets
secret is the shortest distance between two women
Michigan Peeping Tom drew 30-day term. Bed
time why the shades of night falling fast Don't
let too much money 60 to your head-put it in War
Bonds crime school was discovered in Illinois
town. Lots of boys think any school is crime
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03
New Orleans Goes About For War
Yet Retains Her Easy Going Charm
STANDARDS OF GOOD FOOD AND GOOD LIVING APPEAR UNCHANGED
HEATH FINDS, AS CITY ABSORBS INFLUX OF WORKERS

Following Is one of several
articles written by a rowing re-
porter on tour of the war
doomed industrial south.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Fnton J. Corners of South Street. well known
haberdasher" and man about town. will be registered
at the Monticello Hotel in Atlantic City for the next
two weeks for well earned rest and vacation.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

". Ker. Jr. of Sc White Street was among the IL
Connecticut young men commissioned second leuten-
ants at Camp Lee Virginia, last Saturday All were
members of the 26th class of officer candidates at the
Quartermaster School and all proved their worth in
the ranks by service in all parts of the country and
overseas Immediately after the colorful ceremonies
the ieutenants left for their stations in supply
centers of the Americana Army throughout the world
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

picture of Miss Mary E. Shea daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William D. Shea of Middebury, appeared in re-
cent issue of the New York Post feature section Miss
Shea who graduated last June from the College of
st. Elizabeth where she majored in Home Economics
pictured modelling for Abraham-Strauss in Brooklyn
N Y, afternoon dress in black for the junior miss
She is at the present time with that company training
for junior executive and has been included with several
3ther college graduates who will conduct the stores Col
sege Shop this fall
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Everett Sloane of Crime Doc
tor" offer his definition of a yes
man He's the fellow who stoops to
concur!"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

First question of folks who see
the Victory Through Air Power
film concerns the identity of the
beauty In the photo framed on
Major Alexander de Seversky's
It's the only photo among all the
maps and globes In the scene, and
many suspect it's a new glamour
star being developed by the studio
MICS Mary Margaret Mcbride
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Good Night.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-08-03

Johnny Mercer can remember
when Mussolini boosted he would
leave his footprints in the sands of
time. But now he's frantically try
ing to cover his tracks," says John
ny.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
FortnighnY Club
Entertained By
Co-hosiesses

Miss Adah Head ard Mr. Mai
va Jackson werc CO healesaes
q d wednesday afternexsn when
they enteftalrae3 he Fortnisalsy
cIub IS TIE home ~ Mlss Head
The subject u the program Nas
Soosh Ameflca
Mu c 3 Armistesa gave .
report On Legislation # thf
South American Government
Mr. K c Eleg read . paper
90 EaHfns 81 Government IN
South America and Tonpara-
sons q Government Il TIE Tint
er States ard South AmeFlea
Mrs John CIfiof gave = report -
Scholarships Mrs v EcGu-
der gaze 5 TAX or Status q
Women Ms Malsa Jackson
presided ever ere meeting
A pleasant Msciai hour Mas en-
3oyed Il wAieh tire TIE bastess
served 5 delicious saisa saaaEns
asth sandwiches iea sna fruit
cake - neaaanes G = Aamts
iead. - Fl AeAanaef + "
Burnham John Cfrlal Il & Kinf.
Ia a G#sHam L8nn Haepxf !
In0a. y II MecoTissfn = ~
Gnuaef. 80 tfasaes Cara HeuH
md Bessie CoNan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr. Hass Young j.. and son
returned Saturday sfan 3 xEsit
aith relatisns IN Lucedaie Miss
Mr. an8 Mrs. Joe DlsllY ard
daughters Arm sind rassy afta
son. Nike NJ. and Mm Pred
AmsleF ard lWe daughters Sue
ard Jane. and Miss Mildrea IA
VS. az GHifpast spent SUNDAY
with relatives here
NJ ami mrn G l. Staples ard
Mrs Laura Mays spent Friday
IN Mobile
Mrs & II Reeves ~ 1a1keon
spent seeeTsi days here taia aesk
with hpF asnt Mira q " Bgwen
MIR ] d Lnwr Mas thr werk
end guest e Nj. and M VII
bans Live 81 Mobile
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

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stsH il tle nlEsxe IT a y
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sse wafsttinG Vsai ets ~maisoufs
81 sitter an illness - tern
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q Csane Is ete - i@
al aaain sfs4 isse bsen
auea far etufai aaa a. ffss
result ~ 4 fan duah t1e slaltn ~
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1T tfe fafnsis Aff Aagsps Hsal Ms
anf aspes - lightly it
hss niRhf hsw bn > very
efHs8s Mi1F1s IS ee isH
emsis striking IN Hfu watse
alaf keg Al ths last - The
stss6
Mrs " 4 Ha4ieg depagae
iAel nskt Cor heM Ya8h
aagi kisss regHsiss - fouks
Hrs Haley stepped uvef 81
short HtaY n Atlanta. na infae
gaiug 81 Southern FsH \
, eHsit Nith hef aunt
Mfa In Fur and ne ser psu
Ahs #aa bvHn q hef assa ~
Fs4F - fhe Swkaon raansY
pflAi Saturday naesnlnK February
n. hsse n0N een moved - ueu
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

Cffrie Number One vii H#'
in TIE f.aaEan - MiN FHanfss Mr
INNS wIEh Ml8 Mriuais sna &n
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maFnha1z aIH urged = aIfss1
Circle AamAw Twe ~ Hni
an MaaHsE aftegnaen nN g.
meeting = + aunoaHess IatAf
ManEnm ~ tte Aaea ff
nave taasn Htslxsea tfsa aa prayer
sefuHee MEsEH wag nsaa e.
= reid Saturday 81 &c z q
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

A = Nay returned Sunday
ffufn Atlans# c. Wefe - haa
etn attending . sefn Ares
Il M { 4 c~assfrrsner siize lash
Wednesday
NJ ard 1T ifen1 E4aaFas ~
Wximarkst Miss have Henfif
moved Is WaKegtla where asr
lofgnm ha8 fern esupaAsa - D.
gelt M ase usse M Ei
Nafas MlH ~ remembered the
fort4sst ksla GUciiie White sHa
her malsf friends viii Wrasae
TEEN bsih - P~aaeaeua TleY
viii reside sn y Msfesrss street
Miss EuKenia Easass and
Margaret nfpMn were srs7nG
vnltas r. NeM ofl@ans laaa Fr
daY and Saturday
Mrs Mildred FeefIe spent
Monday visiting IN MaIale
81 ard Mrs Arthur Allen rr
turned Saturday ifsaa NeN o.
iesfa uhe4r sheS stgenaed the
Weaasne q ihe fsauaat n ~
Hataga Glenn Allen T. Nla NH
etnta shIpH3n. February =
Mr. r " Uimef has returned
horne afia 3 essli uifa haf nanth
-. Mrs Isfn G HAfkeaa ~
HsitnEai3 On hef nstsEu Mrs.
Timer 4as accompanied ~ Mrs.
BafkadAif Nao atli r. ef guest
fof q uhIe The ismiiY eHee -
me timer hsgule also Has BERN
augmented ~ the afxssel 81 Mr
uimee u6tef. Mrs Anna Ire
Hunter af Jackson Nls ssfe
win h employed hese
Ms Johnnie Bsfkeaaie Is Hat
uesalFa NIH Join ~ mother.
Mr. ausn e nafkeds1e aha s =
rae14 IL te h1Rfe 81 Hsf aeaEh.
~. Mr. + - Dsneas 81 : Vst4i
over the Meek end
Mr. Nasa Burger a4
a aianf fhe sek go wE
Msth ~ BafEef AkzE s een
nstssa assa ~ IneH.A
stlnn
Nn George Haf o.
parted T8esaF m E sis4 y So
haas = ak4 son George s aai'
fAsg IL 1afk19nF1ItF
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ter Hu 8 DasW Nasf
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
High School CIum
Adopts NuhlfBom
Lunch Pfupfum

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

Mrs Laura MAYS spent : few
DAYS last week wifh Mr. ard Mr.
Clarence Brady IN Mississippi
City
Mrs n c Eiey and Mis- vf
glnia Eley wefe visitors 70 Mobile
Monday
MI and Mrs Z A. Khayat sfe
receiving congratulations IN The
arrival Of > little daughter. keuhs
leen Victoria. II the jackson
County Hospital Sunday. Fsbrue
~ n.
Mrs. Charles Levy he's returned
to her home In the Bronx n y
after . visit here Ia tlse hosns
Of her son and daughter m.faW.
Mr. and Mrs # 5 Levy
Rev. and Mrs c W chappH
Of Richmond Va are enjoying
= visit with Mrs ChapHeliS par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs g r. W0d
Mrs v. n Dutton returned
ths week from , several weeks
visit 10 cities Of interest n Tho
east
Mr. Wyatt G Herring spent the.
week end IN New Orleans He
vas accompanied by James 6
Brown Of the jackson AR Base.
Jackson. Miss who - spending
q several days fHriosieh wlth
ms brother, Nj GTy Brown n
TINS city
Mrs Delaao BrHisstsr Of Pan
ana City. Pa. IS enjoying . visit
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. ?
G Spann, s..
Mr and Mrs Clifton Dodge ere
receiving congratulations on the
arrival e 3 son at the Jackson
County Hospital SUNDAY. Febfa
sry n.
Mn Eugene King Il guifpuf
Is spending several days II tie
home If &r. and Mrs L 4 Kna.
sat
Mrs ! : Thompson sn8 MEs
" II Hawkins spent several dats
last week n Canton, Mis-
Mrs A 6 sausnous - Hatfies
burg MIS- IS visiting IL ue haaae
81 her an-Ea-IaW and aaakntef.
Air and Ms Clifton Dodge
Mr.. Edwin Mars spent eFa
a DAYS tas seek n he@ O
leans.
Misses wilma Feisief ard ElIa
Beverly spens the geek eae eEts.
Mis Felelers parents e keat.
Hggd La
Miss Bile Mcleod Hsal tHs
GEEK end e her hoase g L
Gale Ms
Mis- MaHgarste Coiles + So.
dent e EeIhaaen Sarkan ~
spent ue Neek end wItn h1 pr
snts ~ 80 M GsIase
Miu Betty Barber 3
- ~ S E = m C
An returned sundaE aIzaE E
xlsf HIlh 80 parents II 80
Hm ~ = Ha0
Mrs. Geuae Te8d Naz q
e. Lsaeaals M SsfaHssx -
cause af ihs aIsaea ~ be-
Mr go - - q Bfen -
asn Baase ~ g. l. Esa -
nun GeazN a1a M1E ! y
LarhmHf Hz SstarfaF = -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26
PAScACOULA -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

resss hslp makf @~ael harVeNtnFs e ihat ts n#nef ~
pies - aenn1hK IA. ~ phnnR ~ faat easAnks ena KnanEN hfshk
paa8e4 ef Ai@a ire wses entse# aHa hw hsgHy - AanNDHae
dates If ssFtotn rafetnat Il thF1 are nHanta p sA later aan 1hufs
as maFusa4 81 ia arA#kathe meaneE sNs at Nnt - - tstk8.
phane 30 . sos Thank saa MArnK rANluNsuN psaef1 sditss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

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FRIDAY sfssn xWk
satsed wssh hHr A
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fe easfaa q ~ U
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m stopped am 1854
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Darby . Nub1fA = nk
It's Wnio EM Gn
snsefaaAseH - Mm
Mm gfaas Al
aF4 K1nmd ogspi1 I'll issas
MaaaAns
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

Ms GeHaa Teod Naz ~
e. LsoeaaEa M SafaHsex =
cause - Ehz HlIfaea ~ bee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

Mr sza - = o bf1ns 80
Hsn Baa# H. g l. Bed -
nun GeaHN as MGs T ! D.
Larnmaz HaHz Setarfas = H.
Hl.r
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

Miu Betty narber 3 aaeaf
- ~ S E = m Cazaua1
Hiss nasazsaaa slIrdaN aEzaz s
Ktif H8tH he8 parents II 80
Mm ~ = BaftEr
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

NJ saa Mm ! Z Knela erie
daughter Dans @ez. Aeak sa#
aass - Ar assa - " l1
hfahn Is &e6iie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
No Extra Points
For Baby S Milk
Parents Must Eat
Little Less Meat Now

The OPA will not issue extra
ration points for purchase Of
canned milk for infant feeding
w f. Fitzgerald, senior rationinl
officer here announced Saturday
Declaring that additional grant,
would defeat the very purpose oil
rationing. Fitzgerald said
ANY parent who has been
eating meat purchased with red
stamps issued Ia his child ap-
parently will have Ia tighten UP
his belt. II he wants the child
10 have canned milk"
Fitzgerald said tho OPA an
nOuncement was made in answer
10 many calls from Detroit phySi-
clans 10 local ratonlng boards
asking for extra allomentS.
Rationing Of canned milk went
into effect here last Wednesday
The 16 red points allotted
each child per week j. more than
adequate for canned milk pur-
chases for infant feeding" Fitz-
gerald SAID
Most infant formulas require
approximately seven points per
week for this milk"
Extra rationS would indirectly
give parents more than their fair
share OF meat he pointed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Take
Vital Base
Kill Half Of Jap Unit,
Seize Ichane Suburb

CHUNGKING. June 5 CUP)-
Chinese forces recaptured the inn
portant japanese base at Kungan.
in central China, wiping out more
than half of the enemy forces and
driving the remainder northeast
ward, today's communique dis
closed.
The communique said also that
other Chinese forces smashed into
the outer defenseS Of Ichang, the
chief japanese base on the
Yangtze IN western Hupeh, and
recaptured the town of MeitSeya,
a high suburb Of Ichang.
Several hundred enemy soldiers
were killed and much booty taken.
Enemy troops north Of Suihsien.
100 miles northwest Of Hankow,
were repulsed on the night of June
! when they tried to move against
Chlkutien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Simple Funeral
For DR.. Ddfoe

TORONTO, Ont. June 5 uNS)
49, Simplicity which characterized
his life today marked the funeral
services of Drp Allan Roy Dafoe,
the Dionne quintuplets' physician.
The services were held from Rose
dale United Church in Toronto and
intermcnt followed al Park Lawn
Cemetery.
Sub 1t. William Dafoe. RCNVR..
the doctors only son, flew from the
Canadian east coast as soon as
word reached him Of his fathers
death. arriving in Toronto late
yesterday
The Dionne quintupletS could
not be brought from Callander.
but their father Olivia Dionne rep
resented them. They sent a bou.
quet Of spring flowers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
BRITISH CABINET MEETS HASTILY
TO SPEED OK. OF INVASION plan
Price of Meat
Cut ; Cents
Roll Back by OPA
Effective June Il

WASHINGTON, June 5 up
Average cuts of about 3 cents a
pound in the retail prices Of most
meats Will be effected through a
roll back program announced to-
night by The OPA.
The roll back Is effective June
p for all meats except cured and
processed pork. 1t becomes eff
tcctiSe for pork July ).
The price reductions viii vary
considerably They viii be less
than>3 cents for cheaper cuts. and
as high AS 8 cents for some rela-
tftety expensive cuts. OPA cSti-
mated the average reduction at
approximately 3 cents.
The roll back Will be effected
by means Of subsidies 10 Slaugh-
terers. Beginning Monday the
subsidy Will approximate about
cents pound on dressed CarcaSSes.
OPA economists said the cost of
the meat subsidy would be about
$3.50 100000 They estimated that
u would reduce The overall cost of
living by about one-half Of J per
cent and the food budget by A
little over ] per cent.
The subsidy payments will be
made by the Defense Supplies
Corp, subsidiary of the Recon
Struction Finance Corp. ANY
Slaughtercr who kills 1000 pounds
or more live weight month in
any one establishment, viii be
eligible
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Laval 10 Call Up 1912
Age Group for Duty

LONDON. June : HNSl --
French collaborationiSt leade r
Pierre Laval announced today that
all FrenChmcn who came OF mill
tary age in 1912 would be called
up for immediate duty and asserted
that tho Nazi-inSpired demarcation
limo soon would be abolished
Laval made this announcement
in talk I'm which he announced
tho formation of the First Rcgi-
nent of France and promised, IN
an apparent move 10 spike any
growing sympathy with the re-
ccntly-united forces of Gen. Dc
Gaulle and Gen. Giraud, TO increase
salaries and improve the food sit
uatiOn.