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Evening star., 1943-07-09
LOST RATION COUPONS.

IAN AND ! Gas piiNK RATsoS u so9k-Tipder
Arthur Pooie % s6i9 Montsomery S tas"es sve 60
sss ss:nss;s1 Aso ni :b; GAS RATION BOOKS & a,
a%p 81 s"S Gas RsTfoN s5aSqsShs BooKs st issued
70 silas ! E w Bean Silver Spring, Md, ken
"As as'9s GAS RATION BOOK. No. F-la4s74
sna .K B" gas EstloS books Nos Fzazsf
GAS RATION BOOK BOO s'' number nin F. Fio4545A: tist
nail, 1901 Vermont ave. NV, Apt, zol ;
Gas RATION BOOK "a" issued to Lewis
se h ass
p ration books, KEYS, drivers permit, car
RsaTioN sfTi ,e1ss sooKs sHasa Nos No ayp sss issued
Mamie l. Taylor 1915 5th St NV. NO.
RaTioN BOOK No. !. issued TO verna R
RATION sook sS No. 't" /, issued to Marjorie
am am Schwartz Anacostia' D. C., r. .; Box
RATION BOOK NO. |, issued to Bernard
o0nsss ssusd To- 70 Ese Fnon e. Doasss n4Sss $500
RATION Books-one a, two b IS
sued TO Rev, Ernest j. Green 1928 Cor
fesah RkTnoS * BOOKS NO. I. issued to Frances nc
No :, issue issued . to Frances @ I. E. Masruder s deo
T24 N. Monroe, Arl.. Va
RATION BOOKS 81, No. l.; issued to
Paul NJ Hiliard. D. Geraldine Hills rd
Franceha E. Hilard, II Freeman I'd, AL
bany. N, Y. Finder phone TIE. 6l42
RATION BOOK NO. 2 issued TO Caroline
Il, Shaw. 4Sl3 Battery lane, Bethesda, Md.
WAR RATION BOOK NO. ?. issued to
Sarah B. Condra. 541S 18th st. NV. GE
1886.
WALLET. lsdy's. dark red. contains sas ra-
tion books a and b, issued to Wilma
K. Hermann, 3102 Perry St. Mount
Esinier; in .M,nv M VA saok ksss so ,ssn.s >, g,
Jodell Mallory, 1855 Peabody st. NV.
Spt;. All Rsndelph ?7ss n.s :.
Charles Rosjord Smith, 201 RAYMOND St,
Chevy Chase. Nd. WI, 1887.
WAR RATION BOOK NO. ~. issued ts
Capt. H. NJ Oshry. Mrs. H, M, Oxhry
a4so-A 8. Utah. Arlington Va.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Flanagan ExtoIIs
Glare Luce's Beauty
In Verbal Spanking

BY the Associated Press.
Representative Flanagan, Demo-
crat, of Virginia yesterday called or
Congress to stop its eternal bieker-
ing, wrangling and fussing,' ano
support our commander In chief. >
He took Representative Glare
Boothe Luce. Republican, of Con-
necticut, TO task, SAYING
Il sat in the House the other day
and listened to slim blond creature
of symmetrical lines and a face OF
beauty, whose graceful form wa.
richly gowned, whose long. swan like
arms and tapering fingers were en-
cased in jewels worth kings
ransom, and whose left breast was
bedecked with rose as crimson as
the precious blood that oozed out OF
the ghastly wounds suffered by our
boys as they fought from the fox
holes of Bataan, give vent to spleen
that I would never have associated
with "a form so fair that like the
air, tbs less of earth than heaven
The gentlewoman from Connecti-
cut was in action. going through
her periodical devotions at the
shrine of political hate AS she
chanted her ill-conSidered lines OF
carping, pickering criticism from
the manuscript before her, in her
delusive performance TO make the
President out the chief among the
isolationists by the deceptive use OF
legerdemain diction, somehow her
voice did not have the ring OF Amer
lcan motherhood whose BOYS are in
the service and who daily. nightly
pray Tor a unlf1ed front unoer our
commander in chief"
The Virginian told the House
the greatest contribution Congress
can make to the war effort is to 20
back home and get acquainted with
what the people are really thinking -
They will find he said. that
the people not only expect but de-
mand that we fall in line and fight
here on the home front. not under
the leadership OF this group or tnat
group. but under the leadership OF
our commander in chief"
After his criticism of Mrs. Luce
Mr.. Flanagan added that "the
gentlewoman from Connecticut is
not the only offender.
The enemies of the President
Democrats and Republicans alike
are now and have been for some
time dealing not In constructive
criticism, but in destructive criti-
cIsm In an effort to discredlt him
before the American people"
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Blind Rider Uninjured
As His Taxi Is Struck
By Two Streeicars

DR.. Daniel Yeatman, 68, assistant
librarian of the National Library for
the Blind. escaped serious injury
yesterday when the taxicah in which
he was a passenger was hit by two
street cars in the 900 block of G
street NV.
DR.. Yeatman. who lives at 40l
Shepherd street, Chevy Chase, Md.
was treated at Emergency Hospital
for minor cuts and released. DR..
Yeatman is blind.
Police said the taxicab had
emerged from an alley and was
turning east on 9 street when an
eastbound streetcar struck it. The
impact crushed the vehicle against
the front of westbound streetcar,
police said.
The cab driver, Henry X. Nye, So,
of Bethesda, Md, told police he had
been signaled to go ahead by the
operator of the westbound streetcar.
Traffic was tied up for several
minutes along G street as police and
Capital Transit Co. workers Sepa-
rated the vehicles.
The Westbound streetcar operator
was listed by police as Louis M
Iden, 30. of 1918 Ingleside terrace
NV. Operator of the other street.
car was listed as Robert C. Gaines,
25, of 2614 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Actress Mario Montez
To Wed Pierre Aumont
By the Associated Pres!

By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD. July 9-Screen
Players Maria Montez and Pierre
Aumont disclosed yesterday they will
be married Tuesday evening at Miss
Montez's Beverly Hills home
Mr.. Aumont, who came to Holly
wood from the French stage. served
with a Tank Corps before the fall
of France and has announced he
will join the fighting French on
completion of his current picture
a film based on the German in
vasion of his homeland
Authenticated Miss Monte2
comes from Ciudad Trujilli, capital
of the Dominican Republic.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Court Nominations
OF Scott and Quinn
Confirmed by Senate

The Senate confirmed the NOM
nations of Judge Almond w. Scott
and Thomas D. Quinn for the NUM-
cipal Court of the District late yes
terday, just before the start of the
summer recess.
Senator Danaher, Republican, of
Connecticut, said lawyers had called
his attention to the question of
whether Mr.. Quinn met the require
ment in the Municipal Court Act of
five years of practice in the District
of Columbia. and wanted to know if
the Judiciary Subcommittee had
gone into it.
Chairman McCarrsn OF the sub
committee said it was decided that
Mr.. Quinn's practice of law In the
Justice Department for more than
five years constituted compliance
with the local statute.
Senator McCarran recalled that
when the Municipal Court Act was
being passed, Senator McKellar.
Democrat, of Tennessee, inquired
whether practice in department
would meet the requirement, and
the debate showed that was the
intent of Congress. The Nevada
Senator also pointed out that
Judge Nathan Margold, one of the
first appointees under the new law,
came to the bench from the Interior
Department. adding he is proving
IAN able judge
Senator Danaher explained that
he knew Mr.. Quinn and had the
highest regard for him. He said
he was satisfied with the explana-
ton and had merely wanted the
record to show the fiye-year aues-
ton had been passed on, because he
had been unable TO attend the sub
committee meeting.
Judge SCOTS nominal ton is a
reappointment. Mr.. Quinn succeeds
Judge Hobart Newman.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Byrd Committee Asked
To Probe NYA Laundry
gy the Associated Press

Ey the Associated Press
Senator McKellar, Democrat, of
Tennessee, has recommended an in
vestigation by the Byrd Committee
into expenditures by the National
Youth Administration in operating
laundry in Alabama and dairy
farms in Georgia and Mississippi"
Both chambers have agreed to a
provision in the Labor Federal
Security appropriation bill directing
the liquidation of NYA.
Senator McKellar said yesterday
despite that action, the Byrd Com
mittee should make an inquiry into
how funds have been used for pur-
poses having nothing to do with
the training of youth for war work !"
He added the committee should
inquire into the disposal of NYA's
tools and equipment during the
liquidation.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Gen. Nogues Denied
Residence in France,
Rome Radio Reports
By the Associated Press.

By the Assocfated Press.
LONDON, July 9-The Roms
radio said yesterday that Gen.
Auguste Nogues. former resident
general of French Morocco, had
been refused permission to live in
France by Marshal Petain.
The broadcast was recorded by
the Associated Press.
Gen. Nogues. reported TO be ons
of Is alleged pro-Vichy officials
whose elimination from French
North African affairs was demanded
by Gen. Charles de Gaulle, was
ousted from his Moroccan post June
7 and was succeeded by Gabriel
Puaux, former high commissioner
for Syria.
He arrived in Lisbon June 10 and
since then has been reported nego-
tiating with Vichy for permission
TO return home. Marshal Petain,
according TO the report broadcast
by the Rome radio, rejected his
request after consultation with the
Nazi government.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Aides at White House
To Attend Forster Rites

Members OF the official staff OF
the White House will serve as hon
orary pallbearers for Rudolph For
ster, veteran executive clerk, whose
funeral services are to be held at
2S0 o'clock this afternoon at Cen
trail Presbyterian Church.
Included are Stephen T. Early.
Marvin H. Mcintyre and Maj. Gen.
Edwin M. Watson. of the Presidents S
secretariat, and C. E. Ingling. Jules
Rodier, c. C. Wagner, Col. Edward
w. Startling. Howell G. Grim, Maui
rice C. Latta and Frank X. San
derson.
Mr.. Forster, 10, died suddenly
Wednesday at his apartment in the
Wardman Park Hotel. He had been
at the White House since 1897.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Meat Board Planning
Program 10 Increase
Nation 5 Beef Stocks
BY the Associated press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, July o.-The War
Meat Board, formulating pro-
gram designed to ease the Nations
beef scarcity, says the country's
armed forces last week received suf-
ficient beef supplies--for the first
time since the start of the current
shortage last January.
The board, Chairman Harry +.
Reed said yesterday, will make rec
concentrations next week to Govern
ment agencies on measures intended
to move cattle from ranges and
farms into markets and thus boost
beef supplies.
Mr.. Reed said after board meet
ing that the beef situation had i'm
proved in the last few days, but he
did not predict that the program
being drafted would relieve the
scarcity fully.
He announced that studies on the
beef situation by several subcom-
mittees of the boards Advisory
Committee were being assembled
for the boards consideration and
its recommendation will be for
warded to Government agencies
War Food Administration, ONCE OF
Price Administration and the Quar-
termaster Corps. He said details Of
the program would be announced
by the three agencies.
In a statement last night the
Livestock and Meat Council, ex-
pressing opposition to subsidies to
packers, urged no interference
with the operation Of the WMB.
The organization, representing
more than 100 major livestock pro-
ducing, marketing and processing
groups, said that, although the de-
mand and urgent need for meats is
the greatest ever known, there are
sufficient cattle, sheep and lambs on
the ranges and hogs in the corn belt
to furnish adequate meat for all il
a sound management program is
followed In feeding. orderly move
ment to markets, slaughtering
processing and distribution of the
meat"
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Goering Is Reported
Now Out Of Danger
BY the Associated preSs

os me associated Press
STOCKHOLM, July 9. - The
Goeteborg newspaper Handels-Och-
Sjoefartstidning said today reliab BILE
informants reported that Reichs-
marshal Hermann Goering. de-
scribed last week as being very il
from nervous breakdown and
heart attack. is now out of danger
Goering was said to have been un-
der the care of two specialists as lat
as last Thursday night when his
condition took turn for the worse
However, the newspaper quoted its
lnformants as saving that the heart
attacks now have ceased.
Because of the rumors regarding
her husbands illness, Goering's wife
made her first public appearance in
some time at the Ruhleben horse
races on July 4. the newspaper said
She was described as being in a
good humor.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
LOST.

LOSt.
BADGE. identifcation, woman's, Lend
aeass ThHIs nsh eand Rf'arn s
home to iii mother. Reward Contained
postal savings card. Phone Margaret Cook
aILIFOLD-Lady's black with money anc
STATE Dept pass 2lo. Reward, o'str,c'
com PURSE. white, containing SIs and !
Key key in vicinity OF the Heeht Co. Reward
noG-smal. brown: near 14th and E SITS
NV; answers name OF Peanuts" Reward
fHh9 rSGLfsH Mif'in ooekrk Ski SPANIEL large black
SeGsE sSTrrf FUF OR nssts, Sifs Old
white with black spots wearing small REQ
collar. Dog is iii and needs attention
ENvKLopE. addressed Carol" containing
sna STEW. rsxsrd n@; Cali Ing vi + ss ss7f, ps', 'us
GERMAN SHEPHERD, . years old, cream
soery shs 0fsk esnse a'mea s s ssa or
turn to 4402 ByDDood lane Bethesda Md
x NV. and Trinidad ave. ne: Wednesday
night. Dorothy Keith. Me. 2260, Ext. 1 g.
Sabf bn sbt bnE O1 sns ss
GLASSES, silver frames, with hook-on sun
Kessrd Ksssss 9s5 IN ss oe6S e E uRs 4os ~
HORSE. brown, with brand mark on left
shoulder, lost from 900 Ridge I'd. Sc: Mon
ffN-Kappa Sigma Fraternity emblem,
Monday night. on carnival grounds in Sill,
e s venT sTns swess or onf Rsxsfd ss0 sv sH
PuRsEHI.ady red, green and yellow
plaid exlS inches; containing appTox,-
please call OR. 1919, Reward
Sask na sns5svsd sooSs
focRETBooksna' oGR nG AraTsGn' Sh BLACK with I Keys
faa r esss s4 in CASH M
iration card and postal SAVINGS card; lost
mans Hospital Finder cali William o
bbaSson; l12s Girard s.; NV; AID. s4ss;
afternoon, July tn. co. 046,
RING, diamond, large, surrounded by :
wis ave between Lowell and Macomb
sts. OR. 6472. Reward;
SCHNAUZER, gray. midget. female, lost
around 10th and P sts. NV. New York
Molly AD. oa9o or CO. 1896
ss1y BIDS fza @nf 0fes cs saS Nj sai
TMBRELLA-Ladv's. black silk; on Mac
IL
shopping area valuable to owner for senti-
mental reasons; Very liberal reward Tel
ephone OR. 5000.
WALLET, black leather. containing S5
permit, 2 registration cards, social security
cards, A. B and . r Ration Books. Bur. OF
Standards identification; vic. 18th and
Col, rd. nv; 1oa.m; Non; reward, G, w
WALLET. containing S23; lost between :
and s am. Thursday. between 1913 N,
Carolina ave. ne. and 1918 N. Y. ave. n e.
Call FIR 2Oo3 Reward
WALLET-Black leather. containing be-
tween $50 and S25, identification cards,
photoeraphs. etc Call WO. 355s.
WALLET. black, vicinity Willard Hotel.
Liberal reward; RE; 41a42;. EXT. 1851
WALLET. mans, brown, lost TUESDAY pm
Theater Reward. ia 5746
WALLET-Yellow pigSkin, initials F. J. NJ :,
containing personal papers. Reward. AD
Wrist wATCH-Ladvs. yellow gold, Bu-
Iowa, in 1900 block Wisconsin ave. Re-
WRIST WATCH. gold. black ribbon. lost
near 44th ST. and Macarthur blvd Reward
If returned TO 14l7 44th st.
WRIST WATCH. Honeycomb Harlequin
make. brown band lost Tuesday, between
Woodley I'd and Mass. ave. Reward. EN-
O3R1.
sio REWARD for return of letters in large
SATURDAY, July 2, Call National 1o1o.
", male: l blk. and W, female, l hrn. and
". female; strayed from Runnymede Farm.
Beulah I'd. Vienna. Va. Reward for inf. or
return. Phone Freemans 5. Vienna 2I1.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Proposed Slogan
| For Bond Drive
Fails in est

By the Associated Press.
Secretary of the Treasury Nor
genthau used his press conference
yesterday as a testing ground for a
suggested slogan for the third wal
loan drive, scheduled to start in
September.
He told reporters the War saw
ings staff had offered this: The
more bonds and sweat, the less blood
and tears"
What do you think of it?" he
asked the group.
There was deep silence.
We'll, we won't use that one" Mr..
Morgenthau said.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
| Munitions Driver
Escapes as Fire
| Sets Oft Bombs

RED BLUFF, Calf, July g.
Driving a munitions laden truck
yesterday, Earl Dan Neal saw in
his rear-view mirror that his trailer
unit was afire.
The subsequent explosion was felt
forest fire. but no one was injured.
Mr.. Neal said he'd simply stopped
quickly, realized he couldn't stop
the blaze, unlocked the truck and
sped away. The truck carried 6
tons of bombs; the trailer, 10 tons.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Girls Who Smoke
Denied Money by Will
By the Associated Press.

bs tHt hnsUcIaltd Fress.
BARLOW, Fla.--A Lakeland man
whose will was filed here for pro-
bate specified that after bequests to
relatives had been paid the remain
der of his estate shall be used to
help poor old men and widows and
children, but
No man, old or young, or boy,
wearing wrist watch, or woman,
old or young smoking cigarettes.
none of these shall benefit by my
hard work to save"
Evening star., 1943-07-09
Butler to Tour Lutin America

With an announced intention to
"flnd out what the man on the
street thinks about us and our good
neighbor policy" Senator Butler,
Republican, of Nebraska, left today
by airplane on an eight weeks "un-
official tour" of Central and South
America.
Evening star., 1943-07-09

Domestic help Is hard to find
but you may find it through a
Want Ad" in The Star.
Evening star., 1943-07-09

There are more than 10 conven-
lent branch Offices for Star Want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Evening star., 1943-07-09
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT strayed or unvanted
animals to Washington Animal Rescue
League. II o ST. NV, North $3.50
CAMERA, Argus photoars phing on street
car. 333 w ST. ne, after s pm
WATCH, wrist. lsdys. Call Do. 1913
evenings before 10.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05

Mis- Dorothy Suihag returned
Sundae from d aevefal aafA busi
neS trip 70 HsgerSsoNn Nd en-
tas4se aaase Miss SasholI enjoyed
o feN DAYS visit e. Miss Thefesa
Ci@na q Washington = c
MFs II Colbert after : D pleasant
ktst - several aass tarIe - her
brother ls@ and SISTER. ~ and
Mrs v MaSFe. returned 70 her
.sesne IA Befansiseh \ J. Tues
day
Ms J Epstein Il The Bfunx.
NeW YORK City, arrived last week
fnf = visit in the horne 81 her
son in.Law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs s Possei
Lieut. and Mrs y = Mcleod
have rti8lFitd IL Hstfae burg
MIS- after segefal daes visit 10
their parents. Mn Lousse F Nc
iesAi ard ~ slla Mr. X C.
Ele
u and Mrs FldeIla Eawards.
d Geua eetown X arrived last
2eek TT . several d4s visit 20
ineu son in-isw and aaughief.
Mr. and Mr. Dal3as ssntfh
Richard Weed after making has
home ~ fllis city fa several
months 2f4iis teinR employed 81
inEaIa SIipyard II paaaa0uia.
letu4FAsa LAT week 70 hia ha1@ ia
v inaFs4 M
Mfa r. & Burgess after . irw
days visit - Der sissef.in law
Ml4 e X CaiwppsN returned
last Thursday 20 hsf hsssse - Bir
mineham. Ala
~ ] J MoEnfoh returned
asst sak from Is several 8ek
visit e Mr. and Mr. Kenneth
Melntush b heH Orleans ana
Mr. and Mfs G x Eratt 10
haapaft
n sna Mrs S Rsssagllsi and
iNu Daughters Elaine ard jan
cite aEst Saturday Is Mobile
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
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church was ne sitting r. ;
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
PascagOula Moss Point Bank
MOSS POINT pAscAcouLl
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs { B BFail and llisle son
Of GalfpoFt sIe enjoying 3 lew
days visit to their mother and
GRANDMOTHER. Mrs J J Meln.
tosh
Mrs. L L HAYS spent several
Gays his geek ia Ne0 o leans
Miss Adele BeelN q Mliwau
kse, W arrived last week fes
s visit Ia hef brother ana Sister
m-la9 Nj aud Mfx Spencer
Beebe
Mrs J. r. BuzaTd left Monday
for q visit q her parents NJ and
Mrs o. A Seward IN Phsladel
phia. Miss
Wysft G Herring spent the
week end n New Orleans A5tb
friends
Mr. and Mrs W G Bfosnae and
son, Ellie uere visitors - Mo-
biie Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs W y Parks
spent the @sek end n Galsport
Mr Jzm Relliey. Ann Patsy
and Mike Kelley. Mrs r AIMS
Ter Sue and Jane Afasa4. Mss
Mildred DsVA ~ CuiipoIt and
Miss Adslf DAVIS II aaH Park
College spent Saturday afternoon
in TIE home a DIR and Mn Leon
Nelson
Miss Marrsfile Cooley. 3 stas
dent Il Beihaeen college III
Jackson. spent the seek era
WITH her parents Dr.. snd Hrs J.
p Ceiiey
Mr. Clyde Powell and little
dauehfef q 0peilkA Ala en-
route - JOIN Lieut. Powell n
New ORLEANS, stopped 49, fog .
visit ii the home q Mf and
Mrs EaNm LnnRp
Nj aud Mn George Todd spent
Saturday IL aew ORLEANS
NJ snd Ags j & Fasfa left
recently - make thar future
home = keN Orleans
Miss NsII Cooley : student a.
l. S =. apnf several aasa iast
Netk NEth Ter parents d. ard
Mrs j + Galley. returning ~
Esta3 ka4se Aond@x
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il e. hsF parents ~ I'D Nm
Edan Isanep Mh 4f sek q
lOln Lieut. Turner n D. aolH~
lows
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
E. S. To Have
Regular Meeting
Next Thursday

Tie Anna ONeI ensp1ef - the
Dtdef - Eastern Star kiu h0ia
is regular inserting 81 Thursday
February ~ Aiur tie meeting
selaI aa.lf Miu r. engoKad Nifh
Mrs. Ads Feehan - esaEae Al
visiting HstHhafs af 4ne Eastern
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05

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