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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

AbLE Machining -ManufaCturing Company
Lathe and screw machine work Tyler
CAPITOL TOOL COMPANY
TOOLS DIES FIXTUREs-GA
5000 MACK PLAZA 1922
CUTTING tools, o. - grinding. vtt
MAnuiscturiug isiT East kTby. Plaza
'sOi2.
eHoRIzoNTAL BORING MILL WORK
WANTED. ARLINGTON 6os5
MACHINES available: Cleveland auto
matte screw machine, - capacity.
POND loot" BEDFORD si2i
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
MICHIGAN FLAME HARDENING co.
1892 WEST FORT CADILLAC 5s45
SHIPPING boxes and crates. all sizes
available; prompt deliveries.
INTERSTATE ASPHALT a LUMBER CO.
Mound al lo-Mlle I'd 81. sisl
TOOL LATHE work wanted! 3s"xi0
y "a Machine Ais SHOP p $ Ea., F wafl.s
Temple 1920,
Personals
Al ADVISOR and Reader Consult Ma
dame Helena: Daily Appointments Tyler
.f-szsZ
a CERTIFIED READER--Your problems
solved. Daily-sundays Florence La
Valley. fz05 Latehmont. Tyler 7-343i,
A GIFTED READER ana Advisor, 7th
Daughter % the TIN Generation. Read
G6-9J. s947 Sehaefer Road. One block
from Plymouth and Chicago buses.
LIQUOR habit stopped at home secretly.
Arnold. 246l Nat Bank Bldg. RA. 1884
"A RELIABLE READER AND ADVISOR
NJ Er--1rr'- i-Tt'-t-s-f zt'-+-fri-,- Park
81 AL. h
a riantic 1908
"A TRUE reader and ADVISOR, Ms Dale
IN all affairs ~ ilfe answers al cues
tons readings daily and Sunday, 1910.
iu"37 West Jefferson, River Rouge. tBus
20 door,
AFTER date Will not be responsible for
any debts contracted by any one but
myself. William r. sutton
ANNA sANGsTER. ADVISOR and Reader.
1851
AsTRoLoGER Mrs. Lena Manning.
Cherokee Indian, appointments Tyler
sra. S22i McGraw.
AsTRoLocER - c. Lowell. well known
Deiroiter, popular IN Florida. LAfsyette
AsrRoLoGER-E vsnGslins Berry. Rtad
lnss. 81; Appointments Townsend
5-725s. y Elmhurst (Woodward).
AsTRoLoGER PHOEBE cARTER-con-
situations daily very reasonable. 4i6
Helen tnear JeffersonJ.
AUTHENTIC AsTRoLOGER - suzanne
Warren. 500 Grand River CTyumbulD.
daily. TEmple 1890.
BROTHER HENRY-Adyitor and Astroio-
ger Daily Appointments. $50 Ep1 osth.
TYier 4-251e.
EXPERT advice on your personal prob ems
for APPOINTMENT call Elizabeth enn.
Columbia Ll00, Room ll05. 10 70 80
daily sunday, 90
."GALA kLENz"-K eeomr1ended BY users.
Liver, Csll Bladder. Stomach. Gas. can
stones. Prevents operations. Information
Townsend 7l7lo.
GIT OUT or DEBT Credit Adjustment
Co. $50 Barlum Tower. CHI. s3i7.
GIFTED adviser, Madame irene al day
Wedaescsy. Daily after 6. Townsend
G-5s5l
HAIR REMOVED Permanently Electro
iyss. Anto.nere Aust, 1853 Lakewood
(Nerrorl. LEUoX s03z
HINDU SYSTEM Readings Boskon 1858
West Grand Bouleyard-upper. Tr.nliy
HAIR REMOVED FOREvER--safe, Fast
inexpensive Lifetime Guarantee. Doe
tors References E.eeiroysH Clinic.
Townsend s.5lii.
JACK nope YOU feel better ana every
INNS - al ugtt. Keep chin W. AL
my love j..
LADY OF MYSTERY OF Radio Fame
Pc.ya's Readings Phone TErraCe 2-52i6
Appointments daily.
MADAME DELLA Adviser ard noted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
ConUaIescent Homes

MILTON HOSPITAL - Chronic diabetes
any case. ambulance service. reasonable
rates. 1920 W. Grand Blvd.
THE Lillian Nichols Home for elderly
ladies. Write Box 81. or can 1922 Utica.
COLORED-~Andrew Lyon Memorial con-
valescent Hospital. Excellent care. quiet,
reasonable. Tyler 5-2422 APO West warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Bushes. Property :or Sale

CoLoRED = Unusually good Investment:
Joseph Canpau. two stores. rats above,
ton; only $1,000, ST. 500 down. Fitxroy
1906
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Property Management

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM JOHNSON, INC. 4 OFFICES
We MANAGE your colored property--ail
sections OF Detroit. For efficient service
call TERRACE 2-9277
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Bungalows for Sale

MORAN McNichols. attractive 5-rm., gar.
Owner drafted Only $3.50; large cash
An. auick possession Vermont 7-ss70.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
VACANT NOW

ONLY YRS OLD
Redecorated painted walls, bedrooms.
living room, kitchen; screened porch IN
rear fenced yard 1898 Cotton mr. Wood
ward 81. $50 CRlGER. 1927 L. Mne,
Hazel PARK. r. O. 1850
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

ATTENTION, COLORED

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Big lots, 5Oxl30: private lake, nne nshing;
good garden soil: small down payment
sMEDLEY, AS +. WARREN. TIE. i-e1s3
coLoRED-Why pay $500 for q lake lot
when you can buy a whole acre, IS 1850,
Lake Gould privileges, on Y. 3. %; chicken
farms. Brighton, Mich. Box 1850. De.
trot Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Vacant Lots for Sale
A REAL BARGAIN
Victory Garden Plots

ACRES acres large lots: close IN.
FRANK S RRONEcK, 23440 VAN DYKE
(. DETRoIT-50xli5; paved ct. IL bl.
off GratIot. S2e5: Owner. Roseville 1868
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

WE NEED PROPERTY

quick sale guaranteed; prices are righti
we will appraise free and give you the
beneht OF many years experience.
c. BRETON REALTY CO.
Puritan -Ardmore We. 5-7230
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Lessons

VOICE CULTURE song arrangements
copyrights III John r. Tyler 1'2osl
CadIl &C 5f36
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Income Bungalows for Sale

CoMMoNWEALTH-KI KIRBY. brickoted, SIS,
good eond, rents for SIS. possession
upper, quick sale 81 500 On. no. 2s3o.
KiLRoY REALTY. 1880 GRAND RIVER
LfNNHURsT, l4s47-5-i brick; garage;
SIS $50 Drive BY then call OIL. sloo
ONE UNIT VACANT
Knodeu. mr.. Van Dyke: So; 81. 500; takes
81 $50 down SARoS. lie, 02i7.
WILLIS. 1881. near Elmwood = Three
family with hail IN basement, rents
for weddings or parties Good buy at
So 500 Acme Real estate ss03 Gratiot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26

sCHooLCRAFT RD.--3o acres. city water,
excellent location; only $3.50 per acre.
Newman, Allen At Dix-Toledo. Nyandotte
275o or Cherry 1850.
90 A. IL mi Hart, Oceana Co. nearly al
seeded. 7-rm. hse, bsmt. barn, water.
electric, school u mi. no repairs needed:
One home; So, 500, half cash. Hanson.
Osborn. Hart. Mich.
READ Times Want Ads for profit--uss
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
War Work Wanted
Plants Equipped ia
Accept Sub-COnfracfs

ABLE Machining Manufacturing Company
Lathe and screw machine work. Tyler
1880
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-26
Laundries

DAMP WASH. flat ironed 20 pounds.
Si.45. Lux Laundry, Townsend s e65i
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

Jack Carson not only stars In
pictures, such as Warner Brothers
princess O'Rourke," but has a
weekly radio program and also
Journeys to q nearby Army camp
each Sunday to entertain service
men.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

This special performance is pre-
sented for the benefit Of defense
workers and is seen In its entirety
by 100 p. m. Be sure to attend. You
won't want to miss It.
Coming to the stage Of the Loew
Poll theater, Wednesday and Thurs
day Of next week, Two days only, is
the singing quartet, sensation Of the
nation, the -Four Inkspots. They not
only sing your favorite swing tunes
but also badllads Of today and yes
teryear. Billy Kenny Is the featured
tenor soloist. Coming to the stage
Of the Loew Poll theater, soon are
such coming hit attractions as Ora
Gle Barrie and her all new orches-
ira, Lional Hampton and his sensa-
tional band, Dick Rogers and orches-
ira, and other outstanding, screen
stage and radio celebrities. Don't
miss any Of these great attractions.
Here for q limited engagement only,
Of two days, the stage shows are
presented at 1920, 400, $50 and 900
p. m. Attend the Loew Poll theater
for the biggest and best stage and
screen shows In New England and
at popular Loew prices.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
LOVE STORY TOPS
POLLS TWIN BILL
Claudia Stars Dorothy
Mcclure in Title Role;
The Kansas" Also

Opening today at the Loew Poll
theater, is the thrilling love story
Of claudia" with Dorothy Mcclure
in the title role and handsome Ro-
bert Young playing opposite her.
Claudia Is hailed as something
absolutely new and different in
screen entertainment. Dorothy Nc
CURE as Claudia, plays the young
wife Of Robert Young, who takes
the role Of David. Ina Claire, favor
lite actress for many years, portrays
the role Of Claudia's mother. Into
"Claudia's" pleasantly rural and
rather frivolous existence come
many disturbing things. She meets
q cosmopolitan British playwright
played brilliantly by Reginald Gar
dinger, who is intrigued by her
whimsical charm.
Tragedy strikes Claudia when she
learns her beloved mother Is DOOM
ed to die. Yet at the same time she
learns that she Is to become o moth
er. Thus with the realization that
life and death work hand In hand,
she suddenly natures. All in all the
story is something new and different
highly entertaining.
The. second big hit on the program
Is 1.-THE Kansan" thrill packed
Western with plenty Of action and
breathtaking moments for all. Rich
ard Dix always at his very best Is
tops in the male lead, and lovely
Jane Wyatt puts in q grand per-
Torrance, portraying the feminine
lead. These two great features will
be shown at our Early Bird Show
Saturday morning at 1000 O. m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
Swans Gn MIrsICAI.

Such dramatic players as Bette
Davis, Ida Lupino, John GARFIELD,
Olivia de Havilland, Humphrey Bo-
CART and others sing or dance In
"Thank Your Lucky stars"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
ROMANTIC COMEDY
COMES TO STRAND
Cary Grant, Mary Brian
CO-Featured in The
Amazing Adventnrer'

Opening at the Strand theater to-
morrow for an engagement Of four
days is 1.-THE Aamazing Adventure"
starring Cary Grant Is one Of his
early successes. The picture has
been brought back to Waterbury by
popular demand, following Grants
four-star performance in the recent
mfr. Lucky" which broke all attend
ance records.
In 1.-THE Aamazing Adventure"
Grant, the tall, dark and hand
some" original Of Mae Vests fancy,
and the vivacious, dark-eyed Mary
Brian and starred together, make
an ideal screen team. The ppicture
Is based on the best-selling novel
written by e. Phillips Oppenheim
and sets forth the experiences Of o
young millionaire, who Is told by his
doctor that his mode Of life Is ruin
ing his health and character.
It Is a fast-moving, romantic
comedy melodrama that will please
the most critical audience, and gives
Gary Grant the fullest opportunity
for the display Of the breezy, de-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
MUSICAL DRAWS
WELL AT STATE
IL New Song Hits Dom.
mate" Thank Your
Lucky Stars"

THANK Your Lucky Stars, War
ner Bros all-star musical, is cur
rently drawing capacity attendance
at Warmers State theater where 1t
will continue showing through per-
formances Tuesday evening.
The film boasts twelve song hits
in addition to brilliant cast which
includes Humphrey Bogart, Eddie
Cantor, Bette Davis, Olivia de Hav-
illand, Enrol Flynn, John Garfield,
Joan Leslie, Ida Lupino, Dennis
Morgan. Ann Sheridan, Dinah Shore
and Alexis Smith.
Bogart's clowning as q bad guy
who has lost his tough touch; Bette
Davis, cinema's queen Of the tragic
muse, suddenly unbending and CIV
ing out with torch song, then con-
torting with jitterbug gymnastics;
Enrol Flynn stepping out OF his
character as romantic figure and
coming up as comic Cockney; and
the other stars all popping up with
novel and unexpected turns are just
some Of the pictures many high
lights.
The plot of THANK Your Lucky
Stars" Is explosive with laughter &C.
cording to reports. This highly d.
versified entertainment and music
are touched off at Cantor broad
cast, realistic to the inclusion Of
vocalist Dinah Shore and radio an
nouncer Don Wilson. Edward Ever
EFT Horton and s. z. Sakall play a
pair Of producers who propose to
put on a monster "Cavalcade OF
Stars" benefit show without the
presence Of Cantor, who seems to
get in everybody's hair.
In this lavish and unusual con-
tribution to laughter and tune
humming, producer Mark Hellinger
spared nothing on the film even to
It's minutest details. Twelve lively
and lifting tunes by Arthur Schwartz
sparkle with gay and saucy lyrics
by Frank Loesser. Among them are
"Theyre Either Too Young or Too
Old" put over by Bette Davis;
THANK Your Lucky Stars, sung
by incompatible Dinah Shore; and
Love Isn't Born, It's Made, sung
BY luscious Ann Sheridan and a
group Of lovelies called the "Dormi-
tory Dolls"
George Tobias, Jack Carson, Alan
Hale and Spike Jones and his City
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
JACQUES THEATER
REOPENS MONDAY
DOna Davis, New Bur.
lesque Manager; so PeO-
pie in Initial Show

Travelling burlesque returns to
Waterbury on Monday next when
Jacques theater reopens for the 1913
Fall and Winter season. This sea-
son the theater will be under the
management of Miss Dona Davis,
who has promised to bring to Wa
terbury all Of the outstanding bur-
lesque companies now on tour in
addition to top ranking artists Of
the vaudeville and musical comedy
stage. These shows will come here
direct from engagements in Boston
and will remain intact from prin-
cipals to chorus.
Mondays opening show will be
"Pin-Up Girls Of 1913" with a jewell
studded cast of fifty people star
ring the popular comic Joe Freed
with his associate in laugh-making
Dick Richards. Other featured
members of the cast include lovely
Pat Morgan, Ginger Healy, Holly
Leslie, COMFY Faunslau, Bobby
Jean Bernhardt, also Glen Mason,
wizard of the xylophone and George
Screen, dancer.
AS an added attraction Miss Davis
is bringing to Waterbury the sem
sational Abdullah Girls, acrobatic
marvels, who perform at whirlwind
speed intricate feats Of skill, dex-
terity and daring.
There will be two performances
daily at 2:30 and $50 p. NJ. and
an extra show every Friday at mid
night for swing shift workers. An
entire new show and chorus will be
presented each week starting with
Mondays matinee.
Reserved seats for all perform
ances are now on sale at the box
ONCE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
MOVIE NOTES
USES SPECIALITY

Olivia de Havilland, who consld-
ers her ability to bark like q dog
one Of her specialties, gets to use
that talent for the first time on the
screen In Princess O'Rourke."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
FINAL TTTLE SET

Sergeant Schmid, Marine" Is the
final title selected for "Al Sclmid,
Marine Hero" q story based on the
exploits Of a Marine from Philadel-
phia, blinded In action.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

bonair talents that have won him
SO many admirers. Mary Brian's
sprightly beauty adds the romantic
quality, which makes the screen
version Of Oppenheim's best seller q
picture all should enjoy.
On the same program Is another
smash hit, "Silver Spurs" with Roy
Rogers, Smiley Burnette, Bob Nolan
and the oSns Of the Pioneers, Phyil-
Lis Brooks, Joyce Compton and
others.
Tonight will be your last OPP
portunity to see the double horror
bill at the tSrand, Revenge Of the
Zombies" and Ghosts on the
Loose"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

Bette Davis, Ida Lupino, Olivia de
Havilland and Alexis Smith dance
on the screen for the first time IN
Warner Brothers 48-star musical,
THANK Your Lucky Stars"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24

Slickers round out the cast.
Alaska Highway with Richard
Arlen and Jean Parker Is the sec
ond hit Of the program.
Famous personalities Of screen
and radio will appear in person. on
the stage at the State theater in
conjunction with the mammoth
War Bond Auction which takes
place Tuesday evening at that
theater. The auction will start
promptly at $50 with members Of
the audience bidding War Bonds for
the many valuable and attractive
gifts which will be put on the auc-
ton block.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
sTARTEn Avn nor

Paul Lukas, co-star with Bette
Davis in watch One the Rhine"
made his stage debut in the title
role of Terenc Molnar's "Liliom."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-24
In~HoIIyW;o'od

Stevens. Asked If he was going to
sing, Crosby replied, mot this time
I'm the phantom Of the opera"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Women Urged To
Garden By Wom0n's
Club President

We must keep our men eating
u they = . keep fighting
Mrs = = Waae. state president
0f TIE Mississippi Home Demon
stfation Council sad in stfeaMinn
The Importance u al rural wofn
en- e~ntlefsnH his month In lhe vie
tory feaa program
We know the farm woman
part N hard Mna Waae kaid
but no sacrifice 40 labor. 81
hardship Is 10 great - win De
waF ana TIE psaee that VIII fol
loN T6s roll eaii il fos All wusu
en- Nne can Efow . Garden ana
Nhp ssn conserve fossd ii an
way
"A gewd wHy % teessre tie mosl
up bodate Information ~ fosx.
Production end conservation
~ enroll 81 q home denonslfa
tioH elan There ae go II flse
clubs siEesds efganized Mesf
ING dates snd places may - se
cufed ff9sa iaral horne densa
Etfasan assnl
- sozaafeef iesdrs ulso
fas e~nfisftnx ore -
more people n TIE food pfadur
tAon amy + making 4 fine eon
tnbuitfau Sc may not fetelse
tie DsEnEa Service Cross
but aAa BE- - hsiplna y Pc
DUE - f1aa slsst 9iil hsie 80
su q HI sfs son = 70
ceiQe H1Is seafd
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
The Sarah Bennett
Circle OF w. S. c. S.
Meets at Church

A meeting "a ere saoah Hen
nnst Critic ~ ttse MuanA
sstF ~ fatssusn # Fl
Fsref Methodist rilneh nf -
faeesEH NB hesa Fl ile rfsafEa -
MNaasg afternoon
Thu session uaa eNnta - 8
devotional fea ~ Ms Naiis BYRD
3llo had a. fistna. 48 Tsasf
IAshf So Shine thal usteta Met
YsAa DsNa Mofk
The Hlbla study eond9rla1 ~
MH Il Il Mas Nas So asAa
chapter 81 lhs hN viii : afan
Hah gtdg whlth ula Naff ~
esefr Is Studying 81 mesas #ssa
ahth Il 0fosfnR sasrfessHHN
sisas ths pasiuf of Sire church It,
Reverend EaHtnt " UsfnHs. =
Urging Numbers NOT IS mla + 80
rIe rhHpsef a TIRE boak an# there
sssss = essena eash mssIna hIslIe
she study Is Ia pfoz
7he husiness peuea saa 81
SIZED oyer 81 the slfesH
man Mfs Charles fauaef
ne next meeting NsH = -
Or ss8ne ~ MfR . u Epllnn pfs
River Read
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

tConslnuea hem raRe s. SEC Il
of ans state - any pniisieal nsh
division lhereof. e. any insiFn
nsenfslitr e any ere 80 mere =
the foregoing.
90 II 9upth under Ire nwe
81 sixteen NeafM ~
lei II anaiVsduah who on ~
count 81 other employees
household responsibilities pt pht
sirai iifsEtetsenA. arr mot asail
able fof full tire w0Ik
IN order that al matters ii r.
gard r. Tie - hasfF week uAav ~
settled pf4w "a April 8. cripple.
efs are requested a. mitaasl
promptly al questions which
fhey maj have ana AL requests
fos specific exemptions under TIE
order f. ihe afea oIfieu "a tl
War ManfAewef Commission. SO
First National Annex aDissle
Alabama
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
State Tops Bond
Sole Quoiu Set For
Month Of February

Despite u4s WORRY mns
saxek Ne paynsens n ts
tAxss Ana Dltsef a#tAsasae4 Ee
wsf bend Aale uuatn tn February
waa utof Natsxs4he4 nN Nen
Eugene Fir slsis A4t nssss
announced tonaFniaiassna ns
state
u the ~ Nofth etasf nsunt
p u4aft lllAn frmed fhfs nA
end # me ~ 6ofth state essns
= reached fkf ua#.ls II ~
soathefH paFa # she sEsEe ate
percentage ~ me assaiAs seaghe
ranged lfom % ptF cert WAsh
WaH fsachta ~ ~ aan rasAnke
u 81 psf oeui Realised ~
runatx.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Victory Gorden Show
Is Planned for M0Y.
Miss Coin Announces

a Victory Garden show Mlli he
held II the uSO building May =
Miss Ruth Cain, home demon.
strasion agent IN jackson County
snuounced An clubs and orKanl
zaasoiss viii be asked % partici
pate snd TIE exhibits viii BE ~
groups rather than by individual
gardeners There vii be = Jun
inr section for the younger citi
Eens u the county Detailed IN
formation and judging rules wlll
BE sent the organizations It an
early date. Miss Cain sid
Although Mss Cain visited >
number 81 homes last year hna
instructed women individually on
methods 81 earning and pFesenV
inr the Increased interest IN gar.
dening and conserving fuod &
already bringing more calls . The
home demonstration office thar
she can answer. Miss Cain sad
II eeenls evident thai ! won's
be able to 20 70 . horne and give
= demonstration for oniy enc
woman Hhen there are SO many
requesting similar AID. she said.
hut L the women will GET neigh.
borhood groups Of Is o. 20 women
| viii b more than glad 70 sr
range for , two-hour demonstra.
ton and talk 70 the group"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Seuiood Supper
Compllmoniinu II.
And Mrs. q. +. Davis

~ stta kGfs = - M4N Nesa
Mat hma hn#fs4z Am.
sma MtN ulln II ns 81 ~ ~
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wffe han -
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plnK lisAA xe ~es
"a anS nj nas ~ aseI Mrs
N Nankhn s ~ al Mrs
Henry " naeM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

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saw EaaNte tstas EKs ~
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

Continued from Page -
81 800 s1ua foiiowina his cnnie
sl0n Of perjury. i being held il
The GulfnaEf IaEi - 4 Dplan vim
was moved - that jail Aiief he
Is allees1 - have attempted 70
break CIT Of ne JackeYn County.
jail Af~usa viii DC held ~
acsion - IRE Harrison County
afand JURY
Following the wssn0ancina 81
the sentence ~ Judge Cswsn IN
the November term ~ circuit
court heIe. tie ease aae 40
peaied The appeal Is siil befufe
TIRE supreme esaff
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

One % the greatest waf procuc
ton problems # the nation Is
that of having fond fnr our civil.
ian, fighting forces and allies rls.
senanre We urge yua. Mr. Farm
ct. 10 grow more livestock and
poulhy Feed Bic Diamond Mir
eralised Livestock and Poultry
Feeas ard produce bigger pfofltk
Big Diamond Feeds sold hy
ECONOMY SALES COMPANY.
Moss Point Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Thut...

One suit can seem ike several
ensembies-if you have enough
biouses A tailored shirs-a vivid
prins-a bcruflIed sheer ran
make che good suit 10 for almost
any occasloni Our spring charm
ers have au4ved-eo whst'H your
pleasure9 THE 4 AND X
STORE. Moss Point
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

Hats are . must Smart
heads DO wear tham Hats for
sllllsi Hats fof restaurant dining
Hats Hats HATS Every one
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19
Small Ann Mulvey
Celebrates N0toI
Day Last Monday

On Monday last small Ann Mui-
vey, Of MiddIeboro. Mass. cele
brated her fifth birthday. the
event taking place st the home Of
her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs A
A. Mcdonald. whom she is visit
ing
a small group Of friends came
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-19

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sign on spring their exeuse for
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Who appreciates 81 purpose wear
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