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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Unusual opportunities are open for
boys. IL To is, TO take charge of
regular. established Times routes.
Times carriers are appointed Off
cial L. S. Defense Agents. are
awarded honor medals by the gov.
eminent Tor war stamp sales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Intercounty League


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

PVT Bill Nulligan former cad
die. master at Red Run and
Oakland Hills. was home from
Camp TRucker, Ala, last week.
Bill greeted his new daughter,
Judy. born a week ago Mrs.
Nlullgan Is living in Rochester.
Bernard LaRue. who did some
My pitching for the Dexter
Dairy Softball team. was made a
corporal on his fathers birthday
recently. He is stationed at Ven
tura, Cal His brother Graham,
now with the merchant marine,
was home for q leave recently.
He also played for Dexter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

over The Jumps With Judy:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Well just have four. It's
pretty good. Renr~mber IL won
the national title in Philadelphia
last week. We ought TO get i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

tionS a> tho GoodiclloW, gNo
~ thorn on this d8N oi DAY.
certainly gallant gesture II is,
tnlngs of Tins SnL1-luAl- 2hnNS-
the claws they Try t9 conceal Iu
d velvet gloNf. F@
How many members Of ihe
OPA viii he, n need of help
from 'he GooalclloWS Perhaps
if a. feW Of them wcrc on the
1-1-1- rr1rt 81 rIIP Da-kctS M
stead OF sitting an case fn an
office Just issuing orders they
miQht Scc'tbc thing in a differ.
emf jightf
us TING Ve tried q few com
mando tatucS ON tho ism boys
trat run orr alphabet govern
mont and clean ont the moss
before INC Stcnoh thcl cropse
6>crconicS our AMERICAN
way Of hfc
MADELINE LARGTNT,
i01l Maryland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
N\DRFW 7. COURT
1917 IroquoiN.

TO TiE ElNTOR 80
II THERE is such p serious
paper .horitge ID TINS coun-'
trY as The Washington DOGGY
tf4.-tt t--t--rtri trryo IT'S TCt1TvC- TT
might easily boz 0IrtcoUe hy the
suspension of al ,uhNcUSlye'
literature 9nd aA ihe unncCcS-
Ny trash that ls' being foIs'od
upon the public suCh as Md.
west Frontcrs
We can very Vol do without
all-our niDnoeTamuci-ascpcies.
.he ChusfuiaE NSR.fit. Of the
0pA is a thrilling [i-rt-t1' be-
hold Demanding ration points
from our needy families for The
food such worthwhile orsaniza-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

N OIBTLESS there should be better CO.
II ORDINATION between the American
army and navy in his war. -,
In the Pacific thcatcr of war the two
services AS matter of fact should he under
ONE HEAD.
And of course that one head should be
GEN MACARTHUR.
Divided authority in me Pacific theatcr
is only causing INDIGESTION and friction, famed
by the effort of politicians in Washington to
minmizethc achievements of Gen. Macarthur
IN rcscmng Australia from the japanese. and
steadily advancing toward the recovery of the
Philippines.
Gen. MacArthur has demonstrated his
great and uHqueslinned- eapaeit feF Sole
command in the Pacific war Why let the
uUery New Deal politicians and the enyious
Washington brass hats obstruct him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
The E-eSSOHnS Of Esar:aNy:a'

THE combined land naval and air
i forces under Gen. Douglas Macarthur
have achieved brilliant success in estab-
iishing beach heads on the island of New
Britain, VITA laudable and welcome ecan-
omy of men and equipment
The economy IN American lives reflects
the thorough preparation for the assault
10 be credited TO Gen. Macarthur and his
staff and Is>ln sharp contrast with the
recent experience of other commanders on
Tarawa which while successful was
extremely costly
The results achieved BY Gen Mac
Arthur and the methods ne employs are
commended to the ot4er American com
manders IN the Pacific, Tor thcir study
and emulation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

The American pl.4FIc have had a-ugoIous
defense Of the Tar9,a action that IS, the
planning and strategic direction OF it. from
Secretary Of the Navy Knox, VINO cites the
heavy bomb tonnage hurled against ,lc island
AS evidence of thoroughness.
But the American people have had An
OTHER story from Ta'awa. by SGT. Jim
Lucas. trained combat Correspondent of the
United States Marine CnLus-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
LETTERS mm To TIE EDITOR

2 real service 70 radio owners
might be an organized exchange
nl III. CLlraDlnr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

guns. we COuld see the DEBRIS raised DS thelf
befffbs--H was wonderful
DJ'T something suddenly appeared to have
ID gone wrong We learned our hour has
been delayed 81, then - minutes. The pound
ing continued. There was little doubt there
were still lNing-and fighting laps on the
island
Our assault waves were in the water
ready to hit the beach We were in the second
wave, due to hit after the first men-reached
shore Without warming an eight-nch shell
hit and exploded 10 yards off our SIDE. We
dyed behind hatch, laughing at each other
as We came out. \ second shell hit five yards
off. killing sailor and spraying our deck with
shrapne and salt water. We uppcd anchor
and steamed eHt of range.
Fifteen minutes later we climbed into our
tank lighter sharing it with many other
marines, a truck and trailer.
We have landed against heavy opposition
came the first word from shore Casualties
severe"
1t came over our radio as we moved in.
We lookA grlmly at each other.
AS We pulled toward the beach, we were
met with enemy shell fire. A boat on our star
board side received direct hit. Five men were
killed. We pulled alongside and dragged IN
the survivors There was no chance to salvage
their equipment. Swiftly We moved out Of
range A control boat roared by, naval
'Ii''i screaming ut us 70 stay DdCK QQt
we received word it was safe to go in. That
was 1890 a. m.
At l p NJ. we started in again, moving
"A toward the pier which appeared undam-
aged. We were stopped by machine gun fire.
Cpl Raymond Matjasic, %, of Cleveland, one
OF our combat photographers, who had been
seated in the cab of the truck fell to the floor
The trucks windshield was knocked out.
At ; p. m we tried again. Shells tore the
water on all sides, Two more boats went down
and more marines died We backed out again.
unable TO pick up the survivors Many of them
swan to us, and were later moved back to their
transports. Many Of the wounded drowned
The sun was Furnishing. There was no
shade We broke out our rations and .nibbled
at them. Al ) p. m. the control boat pulled up
DO any of YOU have ammunition" the
naval officer yelled through his mcgaphone
We've got To get il ashore at all costs
We have truck" we answered
"T0 hell with that" be said, and roared
away
At dusk our battlcships and cruisers opened
up terrific anti-aircraft barrage There was
only one Japanese planes.
Prepare To 60 over the side" lieutenant
safd quietly. They'll strafe us if the, get
through"
we inflated our IifebeIts and waited They
never got through. We were glad We'd seen
two sharks just before dusk.
A T MIDNIGHT the control boat appeared
n ont OF the darkness We were to try again
We nched toward the dock partially
wrecked by our own shcnG The hulk Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

Before we STARTED" he reported 1T was
great fun. We grinncd and chortled 49,. naval
and air bombardment was To all but DESTROY
the island"
TIE naval and air hombaldmcat was in
deed impressive as he said
But something suddenly appeared TO
have gone wrong the pounding continued.
There was little doubt there were still living
and fighting Jap> the island
The rest of the story is matter % guIc.
some record. The island was not reduced oy
bombardmeut and the marines went through
whitening fire 20 take it.
What the American people have not
learned ye, and want to know is WHAT
WENT WRONG.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

Il CONTRAST withrhc fteh.rul and fright
l enms-ezrrrence at Tuawa is the long
series Of masjertuly planned and executed
defensive aud offensive operations IN the
Pacific arCas commanded by Gen. Macarthur.
I'm fact the Tribune suggests
THE only commander in the field who has
shown real capacity. j. Gen. Mac Arthur. Al
though he has been treated a> NtepchiId and
denied the support he needs, he has Yet been
able To achieve remarkable results through
the SoundncsS of his strategy and his tactics.
Ills planning has frequently been bril-
liant and has always been careful, with the
result that he has achieved his goals without
devastating battle losses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

4TARAWA. Nov % delayed tAP)-Fiye
rTTTT7UtTs 5Ig0 We Brestcd THIS strategic Gill
bert Island outpost and It's all-mportant arr
strip from the Japanese who seized It fren
few missionaries and natives weeks after they
had attacked Pearl Harbof.
has been the bittefest7 etstiiest most
sustained lighting on any front. 1t.has cost
us the lives of hundreds of t.. 5. Marines.
(Odical reports listed 1925 Americans killed.
But we have wiped out force of 1000 imperial
Japanese marincS--we expected TO find only
1000, mostly dead
Before we started it was great fun We
grinned and chortlcd We said;
There won't be Jap alive when we get
ashore"
That +Was the plan. Naval and air
bombardment was to all but destroy the island
The. few living Japs were 10 be SO she'll
shocked there would be no opposition. | re-
called Mil Mills instructions:
we don't intend 10 ncutrale the island
we don't intend 10 destroy 1T. We will an
initiate il.
As dawn broke. TdraWa WAS completely
enVelOpcd i'm smoke and Tame. Japanese gun
cmplacements eight inchers continued 10 re-
ply. Our battle&hips looked like sullcn defiant
bulldogs as they ignored them and continued
to pound the shore
At dawn, our planes came in. We could
see them disappear into the smoke and flame
We could hear the sputter of them machine
guns. We could see the debris raised by their
-betftbs,-4t was wonderful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

\ 5 THE chie.No Tribune has since said
y cditora.ly:
The question in every hodN'S mind is
whether the loss of more than a thousand
killed and more than 2,500 wounded was
NEEDiES>LN high price 10 pay -.
1T is clear thar the planning of the opera
ton was deficient and defective The strength
of the defense was miNcalcuatcd The pre-
liminary bombardmcnt 10y planes and ships
guns was Insufficient
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23
How Heroic Marines Seized Tarawa

( graphic account OF the bloody conquest OF IaraWa
Okla the first marine combat correspondent TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-23

ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
FIogs Dedicated Al
Methodist Church
Lost Sunday


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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
Poscugoulo Council
OF Church Women
Have Meeting

TIE e1sls Counsel 81.
Chpfe Nolan were eu9
as SIZE Nallans aefs If CHRIS
uan Mrvice ~ fIe MeasAds,
eiH4feh atm 8 ver4 Hsa attend
8alG representing most 81 uhe
nuruats au tha vicinity Tia
fap 81 0i8dioa phlox ana
Fiunlza gave s summers note T.
tta gathering
Mr. Alton Mama payosi
softly 81 us tietfTn organ u
us maaf ~ Tuti ana otils ana
iaf a~esats, ~ fiie guests
alsd Tire WsHe u fist passion
Nlss EaRere UHne mlsat hoei
address ~ welcome Whttf wa
answered hR she president II the
aiioa Nfs e Il Gnax
The song Lead On q Kaa
Eternal w sung - All aItss
which airs Gray presided TIE
minute wefe Ftad by No "a
nee sfH1ulos1 anti 9lne btEstne
IT. winch all ~ The VARIOUS church
were f8iea le1 Wa discussed
bal naf aef4n3fey settled
sgai aHefnt weft NOT pres
eui II d. esntnnt 81 churches
represented tsAs ~ etlaa8isls lel
Win Miss Laurie Mais Hui
son a. the piano ats Miss Hum
p8reg tire nsW band leadeF play
iuE tee violin TWO Nef ka0Wu
ar0 beautiful numbers were CAV
en- S~eHuta-rEs Selenads and
la1ve Greeting rs E Gefds
Mn e a Carrier led - q
short discussion 81 tfansptanunf
al ula world faiths Il the uew
world and tifs beg mining - ife
asa Nafla faiths gsylnE tie has
HISTORY - paef prominent delaafn
msiiffas ueW Ia tiiis country Mn
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gram
TIE ladles adjourned 81 ih %
m and Ne served aanes laice
f8meaaade cesoktes aud sandVie h
TIE ume and plsee - thf
next meeting will 8 announce
later
M r 4 Maha1fe1
pabiiclts Chairman
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
Service Men Mass
To Be Offered AT
.. L. v. Church

Or thp eom1HE Sunday June d.
. Service Neus Mss wH at of
fersd ~ On Lao 81 Ntefagie
rhufeh All tHt Catholic Hleu u
me armed faret and stationed m
psseaguuia afe invited e. tpe
Aisss ana ae 49, % receive
HutY EulumaniuH aat M thf
enufrH vii - reserved - thg
service men AfteE Ms. Com.
manlan hfeakfast a8U bs served
BY TIE iadtta 81 TIE pafgsh
Al nv s1Ha Ms q group of
lafw ehiidHen wiII Hecelee fgsf
H0le Commanion
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
spENcEH
hAPTIaI CHURCH

Bayou CAeofgs Community
SUNDAY - hs1l 1870 ar
G3aa hinder superintendent
Morning saxNcs 100 am
secuna ard taN4fsh Sundays
Young peopIa& Meeting 4tW
krenHBs Sefvset Tsse pm
PRAYER Services ever THURSDAY
Al % pm
We extend 81 invitation t. al
id attend these ssfVhes
s JENKINS
Pastor
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
Circles And
Society Meetings
In M. p. Churches


Baptist
The Margaret Lsekrv circis
via meet wlfn Mas Fugbes Has8
TIE 1aanisa Byrd eiYclr WI meet
VltH Hn SenauB Circle Mum
sa Three wiH meet with Mrs
= = Hngk All eifeies vii meet
an MONDAY afternoon ~ 3 -
meulssfe afe urges g attend
Methodist
A hs1sine meetlnF % the Vi
s. l. vitl ~ neid " the ehairct
ou MaHeay aIfefmaszn at q 81 Al
menllsr afe URGED to stfeaa
Presbyterian
Circle humftsG 9me wia meet
IT, tie houss 81 Mfa S p Mc
Inns on Monday afternoon al
) 81 crege Number Two vii
meet ga Monday evening ai 2 s.
The hoste s. be- aanotiueed lat
~ Member 81 lhs circle aio
have bssn unable T. attend IN the
sftefnatn are cutalaily invited g.
Btfend ans inserting an8 alsa 9th
~ memtsfs 81 us circle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
LUTHERAN
cHHIaT LUTHERAN CHURCH

Sls $ psseaealls Street
sun14s After ANeenslom
m SUNDAY eho3i Vii
lafc DekurTeka superintendent
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lesson hioW tls World Nas
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Hikma Meisne UiRanist kp8eEls
lesson Peter a7m GaapeI les
son John = p ld Z SERMON
tops 0uf ladivaaal Daig a.
Serve Hoiy Eommaninn NIL be
etNnsatse IS tais service Inase
uesig4ns 81 attend ths Sacrament
SEasala annaaHas T. TIE aasfU
before service
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h0uak u fhs Lofc taan o. aeeii
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psstog
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
ouH LADY or VICTORIES

aaasast on Sunday. to- 800.
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kasa On weskaaYs & ~
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Confessions ca Saturdays 4W
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hel1KAaaa instruction oh sun
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Class In Religion fug High
eeise.1i students On 5saad#Y at
So am
EHpilsEns b. appointment
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Passea
J MARTIN
Assistant Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
-REoRoAElZED CHURCH or
LATTER DAY SAINTS
EscataNps kfim

Church school Is rs = each
SUNDAY J L hsr.av saf
LaHds super 4 a ufst
SUNDAY Ia each month
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evening aerNlge % ~
tseh SUNDAY
Women department MEETING
81 every athrf Maada
Mld-weeA PRAYER -
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kVeN uue cordially lds s -
thea atfNHas#
kldrf 4 = BARNES
Pastor
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KREoLE BAPTIST CHURCH
KrsoAe Mississippi

sunday
= e. a N SUNDAY schaal Mrs
j0lta Haargia. superintendent
II % a n sna - - Wof-
shtl service
90 2 AZ Training Union
IueafaN
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Wednesday
- = Is mid week prayer
FefHHaN
Everyone curdIally INV red 10
worship win u8
Bee JEWELL G0LMON.
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
n BAPTIST CHURCH

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faaaknuia Mss
Sunday
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asntaH Superintendent
f3W = ~ moruinn worship
Us8 Al Training unissn
Mm Walter Tfehsrn director
am & n evening worship
Wednesday,
la = ~ teachers and Of
fieula meeting
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= M@rafon director
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pastaf
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04

ard afs planning e. make sou3
visit win as - pheasant as pse
shs under prevailing eoUaafaaus
NJ are re.eis 81 serve s@ - 80.
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inspiration ard q joy 80 - W.
extend 3 cordial We#euule l. al
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Sincerely
= J. LIZ Pastor
WIee8n Baptist ChsHch
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Director aud ustrlcf Pres
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
EAST noss POINT HAPrIsT

Schedule Il SeFNtees
SO 4 ~ aanaay sch0ol
$50 a a. Morning aernaau
eM = H Training Unlss
- & 81 -EvanRslistie Mea
sage
30 p n Wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public Il cordially invited
Ia worship aith AS
MONTH a DAVIS.
Pastor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-06-04
Baptist Church
WigginS. Host
To B. T. u. Convention

wseems Bapust eaaach Is hsppy
Is h ne hest church o. 1ae 3
II L. cnnxenhou ai gae lath DIS
mirt H4eetlHe hse June I7ta
" anticipate . large attendance
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subject lns Sacrament 80 TIE
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CHURCH OF rHE NAzAREEE

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CHURCH or uo1

East Moss Point
l0 90 a At SUNDAY school
Joe harfuA superintendent
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das. Cecil MeDuuald. lsadel
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each Thursday
hsv JOHN A sTUBHS.
Pastor.
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EaCATAWPA RAPTIsT
CHURCH

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II Crop superintendent
100 4 n morning worship
So Training union Mrs Joe
Robinson. director
81 y 81 song service
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Monday no Al " NJ S
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Pastor
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ORANGE CROW
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meeting each 1aeaiaY
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aEvEnrn DAY ApvENrlst

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Al visitors welcome We "a
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Pastor