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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18

Gladys Moore Perdue who left
her busy studio at % Clare
mont Park just long enough to
serve as accompanist for the
singer.
President Louis E Pasco
opened the meeting with APP
propriate remarks. Rev A A
Perry of Columbus ave A NJ E
Zion church, made the invo-
cation. Mr. Pasco then intro
duced Vice President DR. R A
Simmons who presented the
Branch's secretary, Maude
Trotter Steward, Editor of
THE GUARDIAN to serve as
mistress of ceremonies.
Then followed interesting
speeches by Rev johnson w
Hill, Ray w Guild, ex-NAACP
president who told in detail
about the prescription of Col
ored hostesses at the Buddies'
Club on Boston Common and
the proposed United Nations
Service House in down town
Boston; Mrs John B Hall who
defended herself against the
false charge that she had APP
proved tn limitation on the
Colored hostesses; Rev Henri
Continued on Page Four
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18

NEW YORK, Dec ia great
loss was felt in the musical
world of jazz and swing when
Thomas w Fats" Waller, one
of New York's noted musicians
and actors was found dead
aboard the Santa Fe Chief
when the train reached the
Kansas City Union Station TO-
day.
Fats" Waller, known for
such song hits as Amt Mis-
believing was the nations
Number One swing pianist but
was far more than that. He
was the only jazz musician vino
ever played the organ at Notre
Dame Cathedral, Paris. When
he toured Europe in 1888 he
drew record crowds.
The son of a minister, Wal
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18
Charles St. Victory Celebration

THE FIRST A, NJ E.. CHURCH ROxbury,
its victory of qudating the Mortgage Sunday December
49, morning and evening and Monday Dec 20 with Mortgage
burning banquet Sunday MORNING Bishop David
Sims presiding Bishop of the First Episcopal District will
preach and Miss Susie will History the Church.
The Church School Allen will ttngy the
and the evening will take form Platform
meeting Editor Alfred
Of the Guardian and Boston Chronicle respectively will
the Press Others appearing will be Knowles for the Untar
ian compensation which formerly wohpped in the Church build
Atty. George Green for the Jewish Dr. T. E. Nc
Cudy for the Czens Arts the Church Trustees
and Charles SnOwdOn for the Church Stewards Monday night
the Mortgage burning will the Banquet and the
following members who have been the Church Fifty Years will
participate this Historic event. Mesdames Adele Johnson Mar
tina Paige Malyna Hankin Bertha Leek Fannie LonOn Eliza
beth Reese j. P Gertrude Reed Margaret Steward
MessrS Stanbuy HOxer Johnson Powell At the
Charles FOgg Pres of the Minister'S Alliance will the
clergy Leon LOmaX the Business enterprises Asst Atty General
G. Bruce Robinson the Professions ROsaie Smith the
T. and Rev. VIM Ravnee the Baptist Association
m music by Church Choir Lorenzo Greene, director DR. Oil
yer w H. Chders will preside at the Sunday
burning services and Atty Irwin T. Doreh at BANQUET
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18

Representatives Of war in
dustries of Greater Boston are
launching a drive to recruit
vitally-needed men and women
workers from the United States
Employment office at 10 Bea-
con st, Boston.
The war industries need a
to so thousand more men and
women workers right now,
they must have them to pro-
ducc the guns, tanks, ships,
planes and munitions the
fighting men need to carry the
attack to victory.
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n. Err. |. Protests Hostess Bias

The Boston Branch, Equal
Rights League came enthusi-
astically to life at the supper
meeting Monday night, held
in the Western Lunch Box, AIT
Mass ave, Mrs Mary c Jackson,
proprietor. Since the death of
the founder nearly ten years
ago, the local Branch has
functioned very infrequently
having confined it's activities
almost exclusively to the OBJ
Servances of Bunker Hill Day
in June and CriSpus Attacks
day on March 5. In spite of the
cold there was a good turnout
Of members and friends who
enjoyed Mrs Jackson's deli
ci1usly cooked chicken as well
a. the feast Of impromptu
speeches, the superb singing
of Irving Ridley, Boston tenor.
and the reading by Mrs Cath
crime Manning. The latter re-
cited "The House BY the Side
of the Road" to the great de-
light of the gathering, prefac-
ing the recital by a touching
tribute to William Monroe
Trotter. Mr. Ridley a n s
"Trampin' and Go Down
Moses" accompanied by Mrs
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-12-18
$4,000 Men And Women Needed
For War Industries In Boston

History tells us that every
time our nation has been I'M
perilled Boston citizenry has
stood as a bulwark in its de-
fense," an Fr2pl ayment Serv-
ice salesman said recently.
I'VE are challenged today to
carry this torch of liberty and
patriotism that is our inherit
ance to victory. What will be
our anSwer?"
our boys are fighting and
dying on all fronts Of the
world that we may enjoy peace
Continued on Page Four
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A YEARS SUBSCRIPTION
WOULD MAKE MOST GUARD
IAN READERS ENJOY A
MORE MERRY CHRISTINA &.
FULL OF VIEWS AND "HOME
TOWN NEWS"
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XMAS GIFT

What better Xmas present
could you give than a term
at The ANCRUM SCHOOL OF
MUSIC, Inc.
Private lessons $1,000, a
term of 20 lessons. Glass les
sons, $1,000 a term. Music in
all branches.
Address THE DIRECTOR,
IA w. RUTLAND So, BOS-
TON. Phone KEN. 1881.
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alone
will b.
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each
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
BARToLo AcosTo A BATES

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. ID.
FL campe6n del peso de pluma
EN- los estados de N. Inglaterra,
Sal Bartolo, venci6 aver facil-
mente, en- ~presencia de 1900 per-
sonas, a Billy Bates, de Pitts
burgh. En- ell tercer asalto cayo
Bates a la Iona Y lie hicieron la
cuenta de diez.
Bartolo derribo a su cOntrario
en- los asaltos primero y segundo,
usando un gancho de izquierda
" una derecha cruzada.
FL vencedor pesaba 129 libras
" Bates 1870 y media.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
E CAPTAIN DEL
TORNADO

CLEARWATER, Oct. Ia. -
Bobby Forbes, ell excelente juga-
dor de futbol, fue electO aver
captain del Tornado, ell eQuipo
local.
Hoy Sc hara cargo de la ac-
ci6n en- ell campo, jugandO con
ell "once" de la Academia Mill
tar de Florida.
Bobby Fraser fue escOgido pa
ra captain sustitutO.
Los expertos pronostican que
ell Tornado barrera facilmente a
los Cadetes floridanOs.
Ell aho pasado Clearwater ter
min6 en- ell segundo lugar de los
Diez Grandes, pero en- este ha
perdido a la mayoria de sus ju-
gadores.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
SEGURA Y LBE EN-
LOS SEMIFINALES

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Oct. IA.
Pancho Segura, ell ecuatoriano, y
William Talbert, de Indianapolis,
llegaron aver a los semifinales
del torneo de tennis Pan Ameri-
cano, junto con los hermanos Ar
mando y Rolando Vega.
Segura venci6 a Jack Kneme-
yer, de Los Angeles, Y Taloert
realiz6 la misma operation con
Daniel Hernandez.
Armando Vega superb de name
ra evidente a James Brink, de
Portland, Oregon, y su hermanc
Rolando elimin6 a Bob Falken-
burg, de Los Angeles.
En- la primera etapa de los do
bles de mujeres, Margaret OsbOr-
ne, de San Francisco, y Luis
Broug, de Beverly Hills, abru'
maron a Kennette Griffith De
Nuncio, de Pittsburgh, y Made
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

Los Jesuitas iran manana a
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

Sarasota Y ALI Sc batiran cOn los
fuertes Marineros de la bella ciu-
dad. Ell "coach" Perry Ruby de-
dic6 aver una bora a la acci6n
ofensiva, mostrandose satisfecho
del resultado.
Oscar Dorta jug6 brillantemen-
tie en- la defensa. David BlOunt
do las senales en- ausencia de
Jimmy LittletOn, que todavia tie
ne lastimada una rodilla.
Lanz6 varios ''pases" cor gran
exactitud ell agil y diestro vi
cente Sultenfuss.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
TIRANDO Il BALON
PERRIcoNE NO PoDRA JUGAR

En- ell partido que manana por
la tarde jugaran los Terriers de
Hillsborough con los Diablos Yer
DIES de st. Petersburg, no podra
tomar parte ell valioso futbolista
Peter Perricone, por cuando hoy
debera presentarse, para ingreso
en- ell Ejercito, en- ell campamen-
to Banding.
P%erricone, que tiene 10 amos
ha sido hasta ahora una de las CO.
lumnas, en- ell ataque, de la po-
pular escuela de segunda ense.
nanza de Seminole Heights.
Crockett Farnell, ell mentor dc
los Terriers, coment6 la nOticis
con estas palabras; "Otro mucha.
cho, fuerte y valiente, que res.
ponde al llamadO de su pals. Lie.
CARA al campamentO listO para
los ejercicios y en- p~erfectO esta
do mental para la lucha".
Possible es que no puedan ju
gar manana otros tres habile'
atletas tampenos, Doug Wingate
Dewell Rushing y Tommy Ritter
Tendran los Terriers que re
concentrar fuerzas y apelar a to
dos los recursos legftimos parI
veneer a los muchachos de la ciu
dad de allente ell puente.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
LAS PANTERAS

En- horas de 10 manana del
viernes saldran para Miami, a en-
frentarse con ell Miami Edison,
las Panteras de Plant.
Ira al frente del poderOso CRU
po, curado va de un fuerte ca
tarro, ell coach, ]. Price Leeper,
Hoy por la tarde Sc haran las
1ltimas practicas en- ell terreno
de Palma Celia.
Los "Red Raiders" de Edison
son estimados inferiores al "equi-
pc" tampeno.
EN- SARASOTA
Los Jesuitas iran manana a
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
REGRESARoN AL TRABAJo
TRES PELoTERoS

New York, Oct IA - Termina-
da la temporada de 'beisbol', vol
veran al trabajo en- esta semana.
ayudando a ganar la guerra, ell
pitcher Borowy y ell SIS Frank
Crosetti.
Crosetti trabajara en- un asti-
Hero de San Francisco, Califor-
MIA, y Borowy en- la planta cleo
trica de Bloomfield, New Jersey.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

lon Grognard, FRANCESCA" nacida
en- Mexico.
Paulina Betz, la campeona, y
Dorothy Bundy, de Santa Monica,
vencieron a las hermanas Lola y
Belle Villarello.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

Tony Costa, I'm gladiator de
Woonsocket, Mass, puso a dor
mir en- ell s6ptimo asalto, cor e.
fectivos punetazos de derecha a
Red Brown, de Detroit.
En- Los Angeles, ell negro Tur-
key Thompson, gladiator del pc
so complete, derrot6 a Clayton
Worlds, de Chicago.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14
Jon Los GUANTES

En- Jersey City, ell peso welter
Mickey Makar, con lao libras, de-
rroto a Baby Galento, de Chicago
que pesaba lat libras,
Tenia ell combate un Unite de
ocho aSaltoS.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

sBOLERAs'

ara Ell domingo la serie
v-off. en- Cuscaden' en-
ovena del Circulo Cubano
Ia Unione Italiana.
hos teams" utilizaran a
.ores lanzadores y a sus
biles peloteros.
hone Italiana espera con-
Ia victoria; pero otra cosa
los muchachos que defien-
de la estrella So
ia no han sido anuncia-
nombres de los pitchers
iran a la "lomita".
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

En- ocho aSaltoS, Winnie Vines,
de Schenectady, New York, supe-
70 a George Doty, de Hartford,
Conn.
Pesaba ell primero Isl libras y
ell segundo una menos, $50.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

Joe Miller, peso welter de Buff
falo, New York, derrib6 por la
cuenta de diez, en- ell primer "a
salto, q Bucky Welsh. de Balti-
more. Ell derrotado pesaba 148 y
media.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

karthy atribuye la victoria
yankees a que la novena
|poseida por ell espiritu del
Anat0.
go iugadores de campeona-
n novena y este es 10 prin
ara veneer.
1 MeCarthy que Mario Ru-
bud Chandler tenian ell es-
y este hizo que les man
lamar y veneer.
aban tambien con Ell "es-
que era "burl6n" cuando
en- direction de San Luis,
Joe Gordon y otros
res del Club" neoyorquino.
La gaceta., 1943-10-14

bsee "espiritu de campeona-
novena del Circulo Cuba
esias dice que no y Fausti-
sares mueve negativamente
beza.
.llar tiene Ell 'espiritu"; pero
/" Dor la manana y este lie
L meterse en- Ell "cajon" POI
rde.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
LA ULTIMA MATINEE
9os 9lla.;o ReA,;qus,

Como Sc anunciara, aver domin-
go Sc efectu6 la Ultima matinee
bailable en- la sala de fiestas de
la sociedad Centre Espanol de
Ybor. La concurrencia fu6 de 10
mas distinguida Y numerosa.
"Don Francisco" ~present6 un
programa especial, cantando No
Ian Casanova.
Las mesas colocadas alrededor
del salon estaban ocupadas en- su
totalidad.
La Secci6n de Recreo Y Adorno,
organizadora de esta fiesta, por
nuestro conducto desea expresar
su agradecimiento a todas las per-
sonas que acudieron a ella. Pro-
mete que, 81 las circunstancias 10
permiten, continuaran en- un pro-
ximo future.
Felicitamos al Sr. Angel de la
Riva, presidente de la Secci6n, y
sus compaheros.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
UNA FUNCTON

Ell Club Educativo Infantil, d.
rigido por Ell Sr. Manuel Cabrera,
esta preparando una gran function
para ell dia % del presente mes,
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturiano.
Llevaran a escena la bonita
obra "tQue Familia!" y una revis-
ia International.
Tanto la obra como los n1meros
de variedades seran Representatives
por los ninos del Club.
Daremos otros detalles.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
PRoxIMAS FUNCIONES

Sc habla con inusitado entusias-
mo de la pr6xima temporada de
funciones teatrales en- ell teatro
del Cireulo Cubano.
Seg1n Sc nos informa, los ar
tistas que componen ell grupo lle-
garan a esta ell dia 10 del presente
mes.
Ell Sr. Gilberto Delfino, ell d.
rector, nos dice que cuenta con
un gran repertoire de obras cuba
mas, todas completamente nuevas.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

Ha recuperado por complete la
salud la nina Catalina Miranda,
que fuera operada hace pocos dfas
Dor ell DIR. Juan E. Hernandez.
La linda criatura esta va en- su
domicilio.
Grata es la noticia para los mu-
chos amigos de la familia Miranda.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
DE REGRESO

En- la tarde de aver regresaron
de sus vacaciones en- la playa de
Madeira Beach, los estimados es-
poses Alfredo Fernandez.
En- la referida playa pasaron
una semana, disfrutando de los
saludables banos.
Bienvenidos.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
UEV YORK

Hoy parti6 para New York una
estimada amiga del cronista,
Georgina Gonzalez la que disfru-
tara ALI de varias semanas de va
caciones con sus familiares.
Visitara los museos Y lugares de
esparcimiento.
Buen viaje.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
DE ANOCHE

.,tupendo triunfo obtuvo
i sociedad Circulo Cubano
Cabaret Popular, organiza-
eOnmemorar la patri6tica
cuatro de Julio, Indepen-
de los EstadOs Unidos.
gran festival Sc verified en-
edificio de la institution,
las pleas americans las
as manuel Sanchez y
rancisco". Estas orquestas
muy aplaudidas por Ell pd-
Patio Jardin ocuparon la
" de la m1sica, "La Sono-
sus cantantes Srta. jose
nil y Rafael Artigas, v LA
lp, con la joven Sra. Mer-
Sanchez de Menendez Y
! Valdes. Ambos conjuntos
ovacionados.
mesas reservadas Sc situa-
Ell Patio. LIE fue impossible
sta tomar los nombres de
ientes.
bIico sali6 altamente salts
Termin6 a las doce de la
an la felicitaci6n de este
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
OPERADA

Ell sabado fue operada de apen-
dicitis por ell DR.. Juan E. Herman
DEE, la Sra. N. Meeks, de esta ciu-
dad.
En- la manana de hoy era bas-
tante satisfactorio ell estado de la
enferma.
lie deseamos un pronto restable-
cimiento.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05
PENSAMIENTOS

Una cucharadita de sal en- un
vase de aqua da buen resultado en-
gran n1mero de trastornos gastri-
cos, favorece la resolution de la
mayor parte de los colicOs y ayuda
q Ia digestion.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

Ell interior de los temples de
Buda, en- Ell Jap6n, puede ser re-
producido por la camara cinema
tografica, siempre que las vidas
de los sacerdotes Y las ceremonies
religiosas figuren en- ~peliculas de
propaganda misionera.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

Programs que por la Ra-
dio sc transmitiran entire las
6 de la tarde de hoy y las II
de la noche:
WTSP-News
6:05-WFLA-Twilite Favorites
6:15-WDAE-Golden Gate
Quartet
6:2O-WFLA-Basebal Scores
6:25-WFLA-News
6:3O-Mario Berini
WDAE-MacDill Repor-
ter
ell Thomas
WDAE-World Today
Waring
WDAE-I Love a Mys-
terry
WSUN-Coast Guard
Band
WTSP-Fulton Lewis, jr.
7:15-WFLA-WLAK-News
WTSP-Johnson Family
WDAE-News
7:3O-WFLA-Tampa U.
Forum
WDAE-Blondie
tenborn
8:
Burns
~WDAE-Washington
Inside Out
WTSP-Cal Tinney
WSUN-Earl Godwni
8:15-WDAE-Across Fott-
lights
WTSP-Leo Cherne
lenstein Concert
WDAE-Right Answer
WTSP-Better Half
8:55-WDAE-Cecil Brown
Observation-Disclosures
phone Hour
WSUN-Counter Spy
WDAE-Radio Theater
WTSP-News
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

Mas de 5000 muchachas en-
pleadas en- los almacenes del ia
pom reciben un estipendiO diario
de menos de 20 centavos al dia.
Esto era antes de Ia guerra, como
es natural.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

Equipando los faros con per-
chas, Ia sociedad inglesa protecto
IA de animales ha reducido 81 nd
nero De pajaros electrocutados
desde cast an milIar en- cada no.
che a cast este n1mero al aho.
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

9:15-WTSP-Manpower Ltd.
10.
W~SUN-Spotlight Band
WTSP-Mediation Board
9:55-WSUN-Harry Wismer
10
tented Hour
WDAE-Screen Guild
WSUN-Raymond G.
Swing
-WTSP-Raymond Clap
per
Observation-Disclosures Fields
10
formation, Please
WDAE-Guy Lombardo
WSTTN-Alec Templeton
Time
0:35-WSUN-Rhythm Road
1O45-WTSP-Lew Diamond
Band
II :00-WFLA-WLAK- WDAE
-WTSP-WSUN-
News
11:10-WFLA-Local, State
News
II observation-disclosures Hark-
ness, News
WDAE-Joan Brooks,
Songs
WSUN-Phil Brito
WTSP-Chick Floyd
Band
IL 3O-WFLA-WLAK-Ho
Copy
WDAE-Romance
WSUN-Carlos Molina
Band
WTSP-Radio Newsreel
ii :55-WSUN-News
IL :O0-WFLA-WLAK- WDAE
-WTSP-News
WSUN-Lou Breeze
Band
La gaceta., 1943-07-05

he hace dfas Sc encuentra
hpa ell soldado Rolando Gar
Eacionado en- ell Campamen-
! Brag, en- Carolina del Nor
familia lie agasaja con Ell
carino.
lat
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DIARY OF THE WAR


FRIDAY-Siegc Of Pantelleria con-
tinued with mcthodical violence Two
big Italian airfields at Catania and
Gcrbini in Sicily were attacked. Mus
solini was trying to create a stronger
civil front against expected invasion.
Gen. Eaker announced his heavy
bomber arm in Britain had doubled in
size since March and by end Of sum
mer would equal that Of British, and
would hit Germany five or more
points in single day Chinese counter
offensive in central China was slowed
and Jap counter-attacks were under
way. Russian theatcr remained quiet.
Planes in Pacific raided Jap positions
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81 School Girls
Sign Up For Bean
! Picking Project
Aiken And Carter To Meet Par
ents of Volunteers In Cum
berland Week of June 20

Fifty-four girls Of three Allcgany
senior and Junior high schools have
volunteered to assist i'm the bean pick
ING project which will get under way
in Garrett county about August l,
3. O. Aiken, principal of Accident
high school has announced.
Aiken said that he and John H.
Carter, Garrett county farm agent,
will arrange for meeting in Cumber-
land the week Of June 20, to meet the
parents of the girl volunteers for the
purpose of discussing plans for the
camp.
Thirty-five girls from Fort Hill
high school. seventeen from Allegany
high school and two from Cresaptown
junior high school already have
signed up for the project which viii
last through the month Of August,
Aiken said. At least sixty girls are
needed and if a sufficient number
cannot be recruited in Allcgany and
Garrett counties, plans are under way
to seek volunteers in other sections
The girls will be qumtrrcd at the
Bittngcr All camp, or the Cunning
ham tract owned by the University
Of Maryland Extension Service and
arrangements will be made for
recreation program while the GIRLS
are at camp.
Work Six Hours Daily
Girls will be required to work six
hours daily during the bcan-picking
season and all those employed for
this work will be required to produce
a health certificate to show that they
are free Of communicable diseases.
Federal aid on transportation and
supervision win be furnished for the
project, Aiken said.
supplementary labor is sought for
bean-picking in the Accident section,
due to the fact that most Of those
residing in that area are engaged in
farming
Beans picked by the school girls
will be prepared and canned at the
Mt. Lake Park cannely Of the South
cm Packing Company.
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ISEE BY THE DAILEGS THAT

ne "Ioi C'''S oI l"'''eIS may De ae-
LAY ca ''''II i'''e IAN as 9eIrcl'Ve SefV-
'ce 'ooN SIePs 10 speed up the lhduc-
no" Oh chI.oIeSS men no" deferred
because OIL lhelf occupations.
fouf earthquakes were recorded off
'''q COAST OF Japan
ilee''uIalY oomOS carried by Tree
o'iioo"S nave oeeh cropped on oregon
loi 'N'S ny 'lie enemy III attempts TO
s,"r' lI''S' army "iIlci"IS nave dIS-
'ioSeo'
crop prospects We're called the poor
'S' III lilfee years WIN NIUE nope That
PIoGu''Io" "ou'" rr"ch iaSt years
level moch less the government S
So1,i'
iii'Ie munster ouItn' OF AuStr@ha
- no" COM oe"V that th' JaPS are on
oeIe"SlVe ana lhat ms continent IS
o''i' from INVASION
Argentina cancelled facilities which
nave permitted ANS agents to trans
NM coae messages TO ther capitals.
cumberland aGded Tour SIRENS to
augment the ar faid warning signal
system "l " cost OF 'ooo'
seven hllIloh POUNDS OF bombs were
"se0 III the conquest Oh PahtelIefla
lSie'
",''G CohP'rolIer raves admitted
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-06-17

bilily Of double Allied assaults in
Mediterranean. The Premier of
Turkey emphasized the excellent re-
lations between Turkey and America,
Russia and Britain Premier TOTO Of
Japan however declared that his
country was daily becoming stronger
IN meantime Allied warplanes struck
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with power at six centers Of Axis ar
power on Sicily while long range
fighters swept the Aegean against
enemy shipping King George Of
Britain visited troops in North Africa
Raj typhoona struck against Axis
locomotives operating in France and
kept up aerial jabs against Europe.
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-12
STURGES HEROINES
TAKE 1T ON THE CHIN

HOLLYWOOD, May --Betty Hut
ton today joined Claudette Colbert
and Veronica Lake in the group OF
Preston Sturges' unprotected he
roines"
For a time, Sturges had repu-
tation of keeping his heroines out
of violent, physical comedy while
pouring it on his heroes. Barbara
Stanwyck, Ellen Drew, Betty Field,
and Muriel Angelus went through
four Sturges pictures unscathed by
comedy while Henry Fonda, Dick
Powell, Joel McCrea and Brian
Donlevy suffered badly from slap
stick.
But Sturges slid over to the other
side for Claudette and Veronica and
now hangs some wild slam-bang
stuff on Betty Hutton in THE Mir
acle of Morgan's Creek
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-12
ALDRICH FILM HAS
DAVID AND GOLIATH

HOLLYWOOD, May. - Young
Henry Aldrich) Lydon
weighs a neat 1876 pounds and
reaches skyward a shade this side
'of six feet. In Paramount's forth
coming Henry Aldrich Haunts a
House." Jimmy confronts an enor-
nous COON in the person of Mike
'Mazurki who weighs a mere 24O
odd pounds and is approximately a
foot taller than Jimmy. In one of
the haunted house sequences, young
|Lydon, giving away over 100 pounds
and foot of stature, losses Mike
over his shoulder.
Jimmy is currently in training for
the scene, working out in Para
mounts gymnasium.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-12

An elderly woman living in the
wild, untraveled vastness of the
Tennessee mountains fell i'll and
tailed a physician. He prescribed
some medicine in the form of cap
sules, but found it very difficult to
induce his patient to take them.
She finally agreed.
A few days later her son, find
ing her sitting up and feeling
much better, suggested that she
celebrate her improvement with a
smoke from her old pipe. He filled
Ter pipe and, taking a live coal
from the hearth, carried both to his
bother.
Old Woman (crying in terror
rake that away, son, take that
way Don't you know better'in to
ONE near me with that fire while
i've got them cartridges in me!
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-12

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