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LATTER DAY SAINTS
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n PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH


119 Cantv Stfeet
SUNDAY
a45 = m &sau1as nrhssai
loco = m Bible elaSses ., Ire
mense
1fa = n. morning worship
subject Our Sexurity
SEQ 3 m. Union Sunday sebsp
Il 1911 Adm Nhley aven0r
$50 . m YoslnE rrsasAes
League ~ me unanse
100 = m. evening worship
subject. The Blind See
Monday
800 . Circle NJ Ofw. Wfth
Mrs. c T Parsley IA Columbus
drive. Circle NJ THa with Mr.
n. T Parsley
Tuesday
T.so . m. Boy scou, Troop
"Wednesday
7s30 p m. pesyes mecisng. Bi
bic stuaf
] { CRANE. DID
Minister
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Meffx les ste HaHsH HHl1 raT
Hr ~ Dssusas NeeHaas ana Ffef
es4 street
a00o an Ha Glasses
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Moss poinl Church
News
noss POINT awutsoosY
casumcn

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~EscATAwpA
CHURCH

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H0M 4 s sansse Mhaoa
8W 4 e mfntNg mNHsAH
~ metsa ED Eoastk 8snaaf8
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FfHsT NETHopEsT CHURCH
Sewsth r8aemNuaaa an5 DsifHni
Sunday
he q an IhufWN AcheMA
ti9a m MnsusHN @egxh,n
EN pm Nuath Fesiansissp
- pm EsemahK worship
"WEDNESDAY
9M pm Msd~esk Prayer Sf
vge
Ee pm. Choir pFarttre
+ " ULNER
pnxiuf
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KnEoLE nApTtBT CHURCH
kfeois Mississippi
Au~se4aS
IS 4 s SUNDAY erhen8. So
1alsn Haafals. superintendent
ttm a 4 afFs 8 % r ~ Wm
hlllp service
TO 2 -. Tssinlng rnian
Tuesday
10 -. y n q ~ rhafsh.
"Wednesday
rs T. ~. md @eek prayer
affvtrN
Esefgafae cordially lnvitsd =
@ufzEin MsEh ~
ney JEWELL ooH1sON.
pessu
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WATTS MEMORIAL BAPTIST

WATTS MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Mnkss St short distance north
a Lincoln Ave
Sunday
s4s an sunday school A B
Crane. Supt
100 IN. morning worship
service
TOO pm. Training uDfen
Fslph = Young. director
sm pm evening worship ser
vice
Monday
800 pm BFDsherhood meet
fnE WA
"Wednesday
500 pm IaserTMdiste g =
ia pm TeseasFs meeting
SEQ pm pfaTeT meeung
Thursday
80 pm. WssnaBs Mission
AIRY society
- pm. ehasf practice bfua-
81 Iohn Wssss director
JOHN + BRANTLEY.
paflW
join = WATTS
Asst P&stm.
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Corner Pine and Live Ook SIS
The ieth Sunday after Trinity
rurNdaF WfffeFs
Tssoa m. HoiY Communion
1906 = n. Sunday school
leo 4 m. morning prayer ard
ssermon The Rector shall preach
90 TIE subject This Is MY
Body
Monday-
ESQ : nj. The rector brOed
axfs over Radio Station WGCM.
go kilocycies The subJrci Of
Epdsyk radio address Is Ths LORD
Lie
nuesday
TOO ? n. Young People Con
ifmmtion instruction.
"Wednesday
TOO .. N. AauIi Confirmation
Instruction
You are welcome 81 come tu
cur services
REV. FRIEDRICH S REScH
B A. Rector.
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EscArAwpA sApTIsT

EscArAwpA BAPTIST
CHURCH
he @ a - Sunday Acheot n
n Cgupp. nauafnaendenl
- 4 ~ msFnsnN wrpsetiH
go Tgainlus uuha MIR ta@
EotnNn 1lfwtm
% ~ HsaN Nefvtce
400 ~ uga@chinN
Mandar. TW - ~ M
thursday TIA = ~. ApsayeF
niesflng
Y e wiNnifAM
Pastor
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rAlHvIEw BAPTIST cHUHcn

MARKET STREET
Preaching every eaeaHd SIR
aae aHd faefth SUNDAY e $ -
ams ed SEQ pm
Sunday School every eaHasN
= HHW an Ge1r9e TaYka. -
asssnaHaent
+ T e meeting every aaa1sF
= 80 pm
RAY " HAMILTON.
Fzzza
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aApTTBT CHURCH
Z

haVoa Ceeatte Community
sunday School 1910 an
Lnuis LinHefs SUPER HteadsHt
Morning Service. tfW AM
aeeuna and fourth Sundays
foafng PeopIes EeeanM Toe
pm
Evening Sesssee. - pm
Prayer Service every Thursday
II 80 pm
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Before ~ - - = postage
samfa ~ faa<aa - s fzfaslHa
49, - Fz.aza Ctr
If reEsH
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ASSEMBLY or Con
MARroR.
M aDnwm

ASSEMBLY or GOD
500 North pascsgo1ls street.
Phone 6a3
Sunday
1900 A ~ Sunday school i
class fof every agel. Nj Ls1etsn
Hart superiniendent
100 a NJ. Morning worship
service Sermon by the pastor
6W r NJ Christ'a Anhssss.
aofx meet A service lof Tie
Yatine people
T50P ~. EvanRrlissic service
Sermon ~ the pastor.
Tuesday
10 +. ~. Cottage prayer
meeslng n various homes IN TIE
city
Wednesday
1000 A. n Ladies' cottage
prayer meeting
Thursday
20 p n. Prayer meeting u
the church
Welcofne e. 81 services
KENNETH ERWIN
Pastor.
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or THE RAzAREMI
80 South Pas sKHasa Street
Phone m1W

SUNDAY
SIS . N. S4IszaN ahn
lice 3 m maxulnA worship
70 , ~ Yezaz Peoples So
vice
a1N 3 m sfaaKelsle ssfNsce
Wednesday
so . ~ I'D $50 pssye
Eelee
friday
500 D m ent6aas prayer nufi
na
a hearty asa aNa5s ym
= The Ctafsh e H# NsxaFene
nv + s FOLK
P1stor
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A Il LAnaes. aus~flnssnA
ent I3m go = ~
Worship veeM 1tna A a
~
Mngs8As eens &awhetY w
Chfsaslan k4en every eussf
MoHdAN e tl.e nznfh.
"Wednesday Prayer meesin3
1@rM
Rsv. " PAYNE
PaesuF
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UnAMUF uMuWE
METHODIST nauncm
lee a a ssass
iw HI
tiW a - nime es
sFf0he - a MsnA8eN
nAng Wetn
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mseetlne Nmsh TaeNsag
- MnaxNA M
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mxnfh
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Gun LADY or VICTORIES

Dub LAUT Of Nt~N0NNk2
Masses on SUNDAY. So so.
taam am
Misses 81 weekdays 9 "a. 80
Confaaa1ous On Saturdays 40.
SO. 7a4 800 pm
Hay Hauf "a Sundsy. J - IN
hexena "a Tuesday. : - pm
Religious mntrucnen on Sun
aag It sc. and Saturday 81 : -
Class ~ ReiEion ~ HIKh
eehooi students % sandaY e
go an
Bapfisms - appolntwsent
p ! CARLY.
paStoz
1T MARTEN
Assistants Pastor
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PaseagOula Church News

NoTfCE 70 CEHCYMEN AND CHuRcH OFFtCEnAN
TIE ChfunSbeStAr ard Advertiser Is nrssroas * kTeH~
inr standing 81 thts p@gc. anaeT the brad of Nhureh NeNA
. complete and earFexa dEFetaags ns az the cbnrehee II nuf
area. haxfN rs Nerxtcezs KprcAk meetings AG@ uAaW matters
NJ interest 20 CIR church peapar To uaake this asFrrsuss cam-
rlese Il IS rrcesSary that we get rarN for changes Ia thx
1oufS * service moi later than every "Wednesday afseFnnoA.
Is wc wish 10 publish this dtrreturY IL the Friday sssax Il
rur paper - please help "a e. kexp Tire last ruFfxc4. ~ sessa
lng IN yoar copy every week - "Wednesday aftsfnosa -
the lateSt.
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CHRIST LuTnEaAE cHuncH
al : F0seekeuiA s.
aaas
$50 = r. SsssaAY a as
be elsaa M lmanc
aKsaset nllsw riasN hs Tia
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- 81 s - BFffsf msxa
ssan1h Sanasas afsss Tfasfn
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assueA 1smhanx ip nNHtn
shs Gaasnsaiusenss q Aea
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80 . n cis4f r~heafeal
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Il TIE lusI u rent ~ has awu
esss hssl ss sAat hsesfkensfh un
la fhe Nsan ct lhs lxad r. a3
REV "A L YoNkKn
Pastsa
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Schedule ~ &esxHex
a19 A snaAy alsnsi
lasaa A MMunlne sefNsnn
e1o =. M-Tfn1nfna unlus
I'D r M-KvAnaslAne Mos
kaEe
Too r. ~. Wednesday Prayer
meeting
Thr public i cordially lnVited
e. wnurNhsp viih ~
MONTE A DAVIS.
pastur
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CHURCH or COD

Market 81 and Y Convent
Sunday
1000 q m. Sunday school
liz M. regular sesxtee
- . m evening serFtee
Wednesday
80 3 m. prayer meeting
n n HENDERSON.
Pastor.
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EAsTLAwH

CHURCH
Belaiw and East Ldnroln.
Daily
ean0sso am. Morning Prayer.
Sunday
1000 an. Church School
100 am. Morning Worship.
Hoiy Communion
$50 pm. Youth Fellowship
Wesley Brotherhood
80 pm. Evening Worship
$50 pm. Choir Practice
Monday
$50 Pm. WSCS
Wednesday
100 pm. Midveek Prayer Ser
vice
Friday
100 pm. Troop AZ. Boy
9 { ROBERTS II
Pastor.
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Has A "a, sunsAt wlssoI
uNg "A M Marniue uufship
500 p ~ evening wxaNhAp
so = ~. Wednesday. mla
wrrk rfnyrt seFxten
Rev + D WEST
Pnsans
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8aK ene4s mAaA Aesssss
NW + sas~4 mse
eaeA Th4aMs4s
N selsN A sTNHseS
nsi
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Unity BApTssT CHURCH

Bayou CwNfttN
Sunday
1000 a m. ssanaaT Ma
100 . n wofshEp sefe6es
100 q m prayer period Ford
Parker. lender
7is D m, NaHah service
Thur@iaf
100 9 ma. PRAYER afsNe and
Bsbie study TITS service tom
sne - mean nueh II re hees -.
many Wont yspa Aoin 4sf
MORGAN.
Pastor
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D ! cHuncH

FfRsT BAPTIST CHURCH
Moss relni
preArhlnR Sundays ct 1t A AZ
ard H.0op ~
SUNDAY Schnai ~ 1890 A NJ
TFAlning unian at : - = A
Midweek Services Wednesday
al 500 r. NJ
You arr cofdlsily invited 10 si-
tend
REV J. p BROCK Pastor
REV BILL. BRAN.
Assn<tats Pastor
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or COL
Est Moss Point
f0NH ~ M4sfFftNT Mnu1l.
Jor Earfuw, superintendent
fiOa a n snd TO = NJ
Preaching service every Sunday
$40 r Ny l. B. each sun
Evening star., 1943-03-31

thought popped into his head. He
hadn't seen Paddy the Beaver since
the coming Of Jack Frost in the fall.
No, sir, he hadn't seen Paddy and
he hadn't even heard from him. He
didn't even know if Paddy had lived
through the winter. The fact is,
there had been 50 much to do and
see nearer home that he hadn't once
thought of visiting Paddy's pond
deep in the Green Forest.
III do 1t this very night" de-
clared Peter right out loud.
DO what?" asked Mrs. Peter sus-
piciously.
"Oh, just visit an old friend OF
mine" replied Peter lightly.
You are doing altogether too
much visiting. Peter Rabbit" de-
clared little Mrs. Peter, with a de-
cided toss of her little brown head
"You are away so much that pretty
soon you'll forget you've got home
I don't see what has got into you"
Il guess it's the spring fever re-
piled Peter quite meekly. seems as
if I Just can't sit still these days
AS Unc' Billy 'Possom would say:
III you would know Just how All feels.
De itch Of spring am in nah heels
And that's just about the way OF
it. suppose it's the same feeling
that makes the birds sing, but as ]
can't sing I have to
Keep a-movine, keep a-moving, keer
a-movinR mighty strong!
Keep a-moving keep a-movlnR' keel
a-movng right along'
Little Mrs Peter smiled. "One OF
these days when you are away from
home you'll keep a-moving right
along straight into trouble just as
sure as you're a long-eared, long
legged, cotton-tailed bundle of Curl
osity," said she. And to that Peter
couldn't find a word to say.
But that didn't prevent him from
starting for the Green Forest that
very afternoon. The way was clear
and once in the Green Forest he
knew Of plenty of hiding places
should he meet with any one look
ing for a rabbit dinner. As it hap
pened. he met with no adventures at
all, and just as jolly, round, red Mr.
Sun was beginning to slip down be-
hind the Purple Hills for the night
Peter reached the pond of Paddy the
Beaver. There was Paddy's house
out in the water just as he remem-
bered it. Yes, and there was Paddy
himself swimming with stick OF
wood in his mouth.
Hello, Paddy" cried Peter hap
PLY.
Paddy kept right on swimming
until he reached the end of his dam
There he climbed out of the water
Hello, yourself" said he quietly, as
he prepared to strip the bark from
the stick, for, you know, that is what
he lives on
Whats the news over here?
asked Peter.
mo special news, excepting that
I've got some new neighbors," re-
piled Paddy.
What's that?" cried Peter, hi:
Evening star., 1943-03-31

were doing. The talk on all sides
was of homes and home building,
and Peters lively curiosity kept him
on the Jump trying to find out just
where the homes of his neighbors
were So it was that he quite forgot
about Mr.. and Mrs. Quack. Indeed,
being so busy elsewhere, he didn't
even visit the Smiling Pool for many
days.
One afternoon. as he sat in the
dear old Brier Patch listening to the
sweet song of Carol the Meadow
Lark, and feeling just wee bit
provoked to think that so far Carol
had been smart enough to keep
secret the place where Mrs. Carol
was building nest, sudden
Evening star., 1943-03-31

them, rendering them unfit for food
or market. When you see moth
of any description lowering over
your plants, take the time to observe
her actions. 1t is always a careful
mother searching for host plant
upon which to anchor her eggs. Her
offspring are born with the knowl-
edge of making a living-at your
expense.
| Give to your unWelcome lntruders
busting of calcium arsenate and
hydrated lime about the time the
earliest fruit buds develop. The
hungry worms will get SUFFICIENT
amount of the poison to knock them
cold. along with their food. Do not
think you have cleared your plants
entirely by the apparent all clear
signs. The moths do not lay their
eggs the same day, you know, and
there are sure to be some late
comers. But I forgot to mention
that hand picking is one Of the sure
ways to handle the situation. With
/ gloves on. YOU do not even have 10
trouble about the squirming And
chickens and birds are quite fond OF
the Juicy fellows
The adult Is greenish yellow
moth about three -fourths of an inch
long, with a wing expansion OF about
one and a hal' inches, These wings
are uAuaiiv bofdered with dark
bands, ana the fofewinRs NAV have
more or lsss conspicuous dark spots
on the uresf surface
The mnih selects the hass plant
Evening star., 1943-03-31

for her offspring to feed upon. She
is, in way, learned botanist. since
she never has been known to place
her eggs on plant that will not
furnish abundant food for them.
In the south, there may be several
broods. There are from two to five
generations each season to consider,
With dozen to so eggs to the credit
of each moth. little figuring will
soon reveal the size of the invasion
if something is not done to check it.
In the autumn, the last of the tribe
60 deep into the soil for the winter.
They are the ones that carry on the
family traditions. They will remain
in sort of comatose condition in the
earth until food has been grown
that they can prosper on.
The farmer usually tries to have
Evening star., 1943-03-31
axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Surprise Word of the Week


The radio announcer who tells us
that the -FEEN" has been re-
moved, does so, 1 feel sure, out of
difference to the common mispro-
nunciation of the word caffeine, .
and not because he has not con-
suited his dictionary.
But the fact is, the pronouncia-
ton "ka-FEEN" does not exist so
far as the dictionaries are con-
cerned. A check of five accepted
American dictionaries. and the Ok
ford English Dictionary. shows that
caffeine" Is ree-syllable word,
and that the last syllable should not
be accented. The last syllable may
rhyme with pin" "peen," or pine, y
thus:
First choice: KAF-ee-in;
Second choice: KAF-ee-een;
Third choice: KAF-ee line;
Fourth choice: kaf-EE-in.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Bedtime Stories
THE SPIRIT
DINKY DINKERTON
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.

Peter Rabbit often wondered what
had become of Mr. and Mrs. Quack
but Jerry Muskrat kept his secret so
we'll that finally Peter gave up try
ing to find it out, and after while
he quite forgot all about Mr.. and
Mrs Quack. You see, it was the
beautiful springtime and there was
50 much going on in the Green
Forest and on the Green Meadows
that Peter was busy every waking
minute irving to keep track of the
new arrivals from the Sunny South
land. and of what the earlier arrivals
Evening star., 1943-03-31
on the AR TO-DAY.

Star Flashes: Latest news, WMAl al $50
am. and Ass pm.
Schools at War: Upper.grade schools series,
WhAL at 2:t5 pm.
WRC, 7:30-MoIIy Brown Goes to War:
Drsmafizstion showing the American family in
action on the War bond front.
WBv, 8;00-Barbet and Kaye: George Jessel.
VOL, 8;l5-Gov. John Britker Of Ohio:
Higher Edutstion Now and After the War;
WNAL, S30-ksnhatisn at Midnight: NE
and Ny Russian Friend"
WRC, 9;00-edde Cantor; Edward 6. Rob-
nscn helps send Hitler a wire.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Park Grows Grain

Wheat, oats. barley, potatoes and
other vegetables are to be grown in
Windsor Great Park, the area sur
rounding Windsor Castle in Eng
land, plans having been completed
for opening an additional 1,5O0
acres this wear.
Evening star., 1943-03-31

WY. YOU. YOU D0V6lEcRossEQ!
BY Will Eisner
BY Art Huhto

long ears twitching with curiosity.
Who are your new neighbors? Do
1 know them?"
Just at that very instant he heard
little noise from over beyond the
house of Paddy. With eyes almost
popping out of his head, he looked
to see a handsome big bird swim
from behind the house. 1t was Mr..
Quack In minute Mrs. Quack
appeared.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
his deep ploughing done in the late

lIIS ueep pIOug1lI1Ig uUlIe III tIIe IdVe
autumn. so that the over -wintering
pupae will be turned up where frost
and freeze will do their work. This
is, Of course, where corn and toma-
toes are grown on a large scale For
the home gardener. the saboteurs
may be handled as a group or
individually
Evening star., 1943-03-31
It's Hard to Believe

Cincinnati: Please pronounce
and give the origin of the word
MANEUVER Mrs. K. B.
Answer: First choice: ma-NOO-
yer. Second choice: ma-NYOO-
YER.
Maneuver has as strange an ORR
gin as any word in everyday use.
We borrowed the word from the
French "manoeuvre," which comes
from the Latin "manuopera." The
French and Latin meaning is Work
performed by the hands; manual
labor"
And by another curious transi-
ton, maneuver has been shuff1ed
and telescoped to give us the bu-
collie MANURE, the primary and
literal meaning of which is ito
cultivate land by hand labor
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Natures Children
TOMATO FRUIT WORM.
(Chlorided obSoleta).
Bv LILLIAN cox ATHEY

This is one of the most determined
tomato consumers you will have to
cope with. 1t is the same villain that
destroys the cotton and the corn.
It is especially attentive to the early
crops of tomatoes, eating holes in
Evening star., 1943-03-31
WBV, 9:00-Mayor Of Town; Bob Hope
Wnf Qnn-Efee Efenfh InuknaI. Andre

WBV, 900-MaYor Of Town: Bob Hope
WWDC, 9:00-Free French Journal Andre
eheradame. author. on The Effort 10 6erma.
n1s Europe"
WMAL. 9:00-John Freedom: Iriumphs al
sea-
WINK, e:05-PanAmeriean Union Concert
DR.. AureIio F. Coneheso, Ambassador from Gu.
bs. sponsor. program including piano seet-
lions by trnesio letuona. 'Vidor Herbert Of
South AmeriQ." and Cuban Soprano Esther
BoTjs
VOL, 9:t5-CarnvaI: Nadine Connor Larry
Adler.
WkV. 9:30-Mlion Ber!e: Miriam HOPKINS.
Evening star., 1943-03-31
Horse Chestnuts Puy

A youth of II testified in South
end (Englan6 Court that he earned
s28 week gathering horse chest.
nuts
Evening star., 1943-03-31

Say it with flowers, but say IT
correctly. You'll want my pamphlet
containing hundreds of botanical
names pronounced phonetically,
must" for flower lovers and garden
clubs. Send a stamped t3-cenD. self
addressed envelope to Frank Colby,
in care of this paper. Ask for FLOWER
Pamphlet.
Released by the Bell Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1943-03-31

WMAL, 930-SpofIioht Band: Xavier tu-
oats from a Coast Guard base in Rhode Island.
WRc, 930-hr. District Attorney: Bantam
Crime Wave"
WJSV, t0:00-Greai Music Moments: All.
Oscar Nraus program.
VOL, 10:15-Senaior Alben BarkIeY OIL
Kentucky Postwar Refugee Problem"
National Radio Forum: Senators Joseph Ball
Of Minnesota and Carl Hatch Of New Mexico on
The United Nations Organization for Last
ing Pedte;" WhAL al 1925 pm.
WhAl, 1i:20-Whais Your War Job; In
terviews Of war worken who have given up
civilian jobs for their present ones.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
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ROSEMARY
Here's sneak preview Of
the seasons newest star

Rosemary is a cat. In fact, Rosemary
is a super cat. She knows how to purr,
catch mice, tip over milk bottles and
Jump on the table. But on top of all that,
Rosemary is an actress. We think you
will agree when you see the pictures
below, which Rosemary posed exclusively
for THIS WEEK Magazine. u. u K