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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
CHTLDREN UNDERSIGNED

The report said that in Czecho-
SlOvakia az least 1000 women
have been murdered by the Ger
mans and the number of women
executed and sent 30 -eeHeentf8-
ton camps ranges between $500
and 10000
Norwegian women have man
aged 20 keep out of the clutches
of The GestapO the committee
said, but nevertheless have been
sent 10 concentration camps and
have endured brutal treatment.
by way of furnishing mothers
and fathers who have offended
the NaLis and Quislings." the
committee said. children have
been taken away and sent TO
the infamous Grim concentra-
ton camp.
AT this camp there are chill
dren from the age of four years
upwards. Some of them were
arrested for refusing to ASSOC
ciate with QuisliDg children.
In Crete, many civilians al
legged to have 'unlawfully' taken
part were executed and their
wives and children and other
relatives were not only forced
TO be present at the execution
and 10 dig the graves hut ac-
tuaIly had the eNecutiOners hill
leted with them and were
compelled to cook and keep
house for them"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

Alice Conway Carney of New
York, head of the Girl Scouts ma
tional bureau of community rela-
tionS.
speakers for the cuncfave
will be the Rev. FIR. John Witt
stock, chaplain for Girl Scouts in
Catholic parishes, and Miss Cath
crime V. Richards. executive sec
rotary of the Detroit Girl Scouts
Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

the money. The sooner you repay the
less your loan costs. At our rate of 3os
per month. a $50 loan costs S5.44
when repaid in six monthly install
ments Of 1924 each. A $50 loan repaid
in four monthly instruments OF Sl3.46
each costs just 1884; if repaid in one
month the cost is only Sl.50.
Solve your problem here
You may borrow to clean up old bills,
pay taxes, help relatives. get medical
or dental service. take a training
course. lay in coal--for almost any
purpose. II you have a money prob
lem, phone, write or visit Household
Finance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
King Victor Called a Petain

NAPLES, Nov 80 CINs)-count
Carlo Sforza. outstanding anti
Fascist Italian leader said in an
interview today that King Victor
Emmanuel and the clique of cor
rupt generals around him are
%PetainS of Italy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

Delicious AYDS before each meal dulls
the appetite. Yet YOU get vitam,ns, min
erals, essential nutrients m Ayds. Start
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Money back GUARANTEE II YOU don't
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ninehsm; Kinssl; SANS walgreen and
leading drug counters; MeKesson Robbins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

Buy War Savings stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Hit-Run Driver Sentenced

Traffic Judge George T. Murphy
today sentenced Charles Harris.
ct, OF 1928 Rivard, 10 serve from
four months TO one year in prison
for leaving the scene of an acci-
dent last March 16 in which a
man was injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

IT you ever need some extra CASH
L $50. 500, 500 or more, here is a
plan to help you. You merely tell us
about your problem and choose the
payment plan that suits you best. No
endorsers required, no wage or salary
assignment taken. II you have a job,
you are welcome to apply for salary,
car or furniture loan of $40 TO $500
Get the money you need quickly and
privately-and repay in monthly in
stalments to fit your budget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
YOU CAN eErA 100 SALARY LOAN
iF YOU CAN PAY BACK sIoM a MONTH

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$50 for one month for $3.50

instruments shown in the table below
include principal and interest. Charges
are made only for the time you have
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
Session OF Osburn
Circle OF w. N. S.
With Mrs. M0rtirl

The Georgia Mse Oalsufn Circle
a the First Baptist Church met
n the homie II Mrs Clara Martin.
sos + Harrison street. Monday
afternoon ss 2s00 feH > Bible study
meeting.
The session opened with z De
voilonaI by Mrs Il L. Smith. #
ter which 3 paper uss read - the
life of Miss 0Eiyufn. missionary
to Chile. for whom tfse circle ss
named Mfs. " A Wstts lsd
- = speeial PRAYER for me ms
sionaFies On the foreign fseld THE
Bible lesson was ~ charge = Mfs
watts. Wsth 0pen discussion fui
lowing SIX new mesaBefe werE
welcomed. and one visitor sIEz
s p MeIlwsin president If tne
" M S. Mrs Mcfiwain gave AZ
interesting talk on the Uses 0f fIe
1913 Year Book TIE meeting
was adjourned with the next sess
son r. Sc held Nlth lis u 4.
Vets. 7ozs l1fh street
The hosfess served refresh.
ments T. the following Mesdsnes
s 3 Meflaaln / + Morgan.
2 T. Fafref. 7 Q Morris. ] =
Morrison Wm 2 Hamilton. J
II Winstead. y 4 Wafts { =
Martin. Il / Smith. y J Ger
neff ard s. S Valentine
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
DTsBAMnMKNT

Ave. politicians. send las cut.
To fight our coantry's war
And while we're raising heii olit
here
Dishand cur gsllani Corps.
Just tear the globe and suchof
down.
Cut out the eagles iieart.
Clad ali Of us n olive drab.
And split Us far apart
Take ouF fwo- toes suits e blue.
Reclaim our threadbare greens
But those traditions still belong
Te the United States Marines.
Relleau Woods. Chateau Thierry.
ST Mihiel. The Afaonne
Wake Island. Midway The Solo.
mons.
Where have these memories gone
aTE better far t. take esfg hand
And group Us all slafe
(You'u have % search the les
flung fronts
You won't find Us a heirsel
Then give as ~ the guns we need
With cartridges % spare
And send Us 10 japan itself
t. make ; landing there
Beneath the rannons tlundcruus
roar
or hot and bloody sands.
While sWlldests ssrafe from up
above
Let Leatherneeks make their
stand.
When the "devii.fiog Insignia
Waves Ger Nippon's shore
Then LEI the Gods II War decide
The disbandonment of oar Corps
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Corporal Aris N Mobile who 4
stationed Il Arlington CALI IS
the eldest son Il ST and Mrs
n. I. Noble of tsnlfporI Corporal
Noble was maFried q sslss Ms4y
Mcmillan n Mount pIeasans
year aeo. EIe has brother anle
where with the Allied forces ia
Africa
fTae late fof Ias Week4
The MAYORS Army Ar Fleli
at GTeeHsilie Texas sends an
noaneemeuf nf the arflVsl # Az
alton Cadet Roheta G Ffsaseff.
formerly nf pssccse ensla Wisa Is
aeneauied F. graduate ~ mud
uunih to the upper class q fie
aag STUDENTS sf tlsls tlse neres af
Texas hasie Nelne enaala G.
Get Fredefse s tfss ssh af Af
end MN II a Frederic E{iset
Hoaa paseaeauIa He wss eni-
Hioeed - ! II Te9Fssgl fsefsHR
receiving his appointments an
aviation cadet iaf fsIi IL N
gwen hfs pfanlafs ssainlns a
Corsteana Iexas
Tire reeelTt phosa seaf ms
brother By PFC fsgyss S Red.
ntna Nhn wisEsasEsefs "a fsofth
Affira n fEa sssxiee IS hfs eanns
sFy shows lf1et tt5e arfax has made
5 FINE looking anan af hIu1 TIE
Young saldleT HHiies elseeFfalix II
army Iile
FEusn somewhere il HaFth II
fsea felassees aad friends e Hslb
ClfIaf are RECEIVING letters Efsn
lslfT1 ln xHfeh he faiIs - ne heats.
fIes af Ehe sanFisss and sunsets
md II fl4e seeming neaH4aeak ef the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
No DISARMAMENT
Begs Marine
Spokesman

FFan as lsnnana Eepen fae
has eearle : kGet T. flse ea *
ne chrsnle StAf and Asaes
tl<eg aazp4red IS tar thmat x
assliansannseuf * fise Marine
CoFps Although tur reses 81
censorship Ire writer nause uaay
not b. disclosed. the letter ana
flae uaesn mhlea u hsha seemed -
81 apflH express tise seeIsaks * 81
Marines. fullaa
Nv dear NJ KING
Enclosed please l.nn . copy 81
a poem that cut oat 81 asts us
cur service magazines Il *
pressed tlae apiasgn 81 the ensise
corps
IT guu cssaid, without psV isasi sce
to anyone. find q attde kfssge ~
your paper Il nasiid ~ aTsae
cIatcd hy us ieathrFawks eus
here
Our opinion here is VIZ
DON'T LIKE THE IDEA of besne
consolidated either with ne
Navy Army oT othefAiiS and #
the powers to fR Nnsfid gfsr its
tiae necessary guns and amnluni
ton. we could and vii carry aat
fhe tradition of oaf rorps Is oaf
comrades have been dosing duFlnE
the past one hundred and sixty
FIVE years
Following Is Tho peeFn written
by q Il 5. Marin~ Corps private
serving in the Sniononk
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Friends d pxt George ~
UNeii Il hHlnt Pleasant Wiai te
Interested 1a learn lftaa - aas Il
RIVED at Camp fusaz Indsa.
Calf where ~ S Mafh an ord
nanfe @ Before entering tlAa
eEeste. pHt 0Ne.l N4s employed
- ingalls, f9f tise past tau teHfs
hrs 0heti. Wau seesnae hsa
bride ) iew months SO ls 8&nes
- EEze Modern Bzsslae zhoa =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
fumes 4. Moofes
Dies After Two
Months Illness

James Allen Moates s sesEs
Cd died SATURDAY = Brown
Tolflsf camp n FaseaeoslIa sIieH
- illness q a1gat TO months
H had IIsea here EoE aHzzat -
months zna had worked s TIE
fnzalIz shinkaIlaznz GaHHaz -
anlzI - II health HHaas s Hzzez=
-. IaH I'm = zsa2E
His IszI4 0ss zeHl - EaaIa HaH
eHaI Here - CIanlan. Al -
Funeral sefxiees Survivors -
ezad8 Is widow an1 8 4au
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

rask lsa
Information Has lH ss
Ahas Gen Hsshaes RHss Nasf
i atlcn 1ine 4 faslla IsNI s. w
University - itiahe K a
has aslusned tsse ank n nan
seeesla rlakt Is sts sn s. Ne
ketie Knase II Hiinn ~ essli
81 n tttr NaNs b shtHla sHss
Nafnun tsaeet ard HHe - A.
Kela ai Moss fsosns afe mans a
fssfluneh fFasa Naval 44aiaAaN
asation Il San Deen
Friends If fefes AsnAti ae
GREETING sFat ~ h lAen fstailEkf
"a auay shaA cutting ts rs fun
sempiaaed Nsav ef EiNf asH mg8
hts parents Nj ana M pes
HlnkeI 81 an0 dspafss fef San
Francesca AhaA morning Tn
YesAna masnan Mhe haa ae# as
tsis@d the fsnk af HnNn sss
class arrived II Isara aaassia TIE
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Pvt OTIS THyifH Wna Has iaen
fnfHe u Mount Pheasant "a IS
.aueh let1 l8ss Neek xsa giaae 81
California Mhefr he Wiil sasli
ashef felasivra tefofe returning
- Missouri Nilafe ht s ats3nd
HiE ~ aif eufps eehaal a. fsaf8
ssehufian
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Before ths ssf. Antwerp 80
IIIa FLEMISH provinces - -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12

Kne4Kn Iames Lee ante Nnai
e S Naval Reserves. e 80 SIT
ann stFppt iaeaeaeosia has fr-
ported Is Ire Navy nts fllehs
sehoni ~ Chapel fE4H y c. inf
temporary duty unier tnsg4ta
siasa. beesnnine Feh Il. 1888 i
Na6 announced ffStsx Is slle
HFsnea May .IAalslie ReIsflans
0fisce IN 1aeksan Enlga Nist4i
was the hsKhly etfiemna sihletir
director 1t the PasengeuM HIGH
sehcol pFiuf d has entry into the
service
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-12
NEWS FROM
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sea S. teAam shat be b npW So
ssansa sl tlse University IS a.
0afssa - Tsineaassss phefe ipe Is
gerss Is fenaEn fuK about eakfst
wrecks III Stalhsegield enlsssns.
.a slss sessiee ) nasnseef Il eeeks
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Friends of Harold W Uaussef
tr afe blessed ogef the reeoa
fhaa te hae Eeea given the Fasins
sf Private First Class Wssh :
Etaae If aaR Mr tsautlef II
stationed ~ base ~ San Dseaa
ana Afstes hts ftathFf haFs HaT
Gid gssussef. Sc shas he i wslI
and happy afd working hard
The Public Relations Olflre
s Gulip0ri Fieia announces thai
Isofcrt iNe f1ahiKfecn. formerly
ri ssstffin Road. Eseata wpa. hae
lseen graduated from thls BID
Army Air FmNpe TpchnicAf
! Training Command apd IS ready
~ take hss place 81 the Tar fAsnH
asFx1r~ lines of this Kinssai waf
NhefevpF the biggest American
planes are based 8g heF0e IT
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the anfvirr. Mf uatsiafeen Mms
wlth lhe Alahana Dry Deck and
ShsphaHialnK ca He is the sssA
e ~ and Mrs Frank DHhlgseen
el kseatawpa
Annnn the announcements
coming from sariasas axiation
training fieifik 4 oile from the
kfuifpnft Army AR Fofree Tech
nieal Training Command af Gulf
port 10 the effect that PVT VII
lna FalfIey has issss becn grad
g=sesl from tins aeluoi alsa i
seads - ioin TIE service 4ns4 on
the hsa American planes II what
ever haae a. winch he. MAY ~
assigned NJ Fairiey i the son
oE Wslflafn Watson af gaua seg
Prior % MS entry Hata the service
he wss llquar tester ~ me snus4s-
eFn kfaft Paper c. Ealll Il =
sataapa.
FelieNsnF ITS graduation frsus
ihe Mississippi siafe College. Tom
Hsn8e ssn = Captain and Mr.
Eilh Manly Of Ocean Springs. i
pendlna tao weeks attn his
/ ssfents before gong e. Camp
Davis E G.. where be Nill Under
- hss basic tfalnlnE
Pvt OTIS Tuylur Who hss ieen
Hnfae d Mount Pleasant "a fsH
Iaaeh lefl lsss Neek xsa plasie fU
1alssHnis Mhefe he will vssli
effsef relasfvea before returning
q Missouri 3lle4e he IS atsen8
ma ~ aif eufps sthaal a. fsani
ssehuiflan
Friends 81 PVT George IL
frheii Il Haslni Pheasant Wlll ~
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fastd Fl Camp faanK IfAsise.
Calf where ~ IS &4fh 81 azas
nanfe Eo Before entering tEAa
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hrs 0hrii. Wfn lgeesaae hs
bride ) feR months So ls 8sfses
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-15

breathtaking technicolor. mo Place
for Lady with Margaret Lindsay
and William Gargan is the second
hit of the current show.
Adventure, intrigue, romance hit
their true stride in the tense melo-
drama, "Hangmen Also Die" which
comes to the screen at the State to-
morrow with Brian Donlevy, Anna
Lee and Walter Brennan in CO.
starring roles.
The exciting drama tells the story
Of the assassination of Reinhard
Heydrich, the Hangman, Nazi pro-
tector in Czechoslovakia. 1t is a
drama Of love, passion and cour-
age of the Czech people in the ter
ror-ridden days of Heydrich, the
Hangman, Nazi protector in Czecho-
slovakia. More specifically, it is the
story of man and a woman, who
along with other patriotic members
of the Czech Underground, under
take a relentless fight against the
Nazi regime. a powerful blow
against Ma zism is struck when
Heydrich is murdered by Brian Don
levy, a prominent surgeon, also a
daring member Of the Underground
Seeking refuge in the house Of Anna
Lee, who had helped him a short
while before, Donlevy so involves
Anna that she and Donlevy are
forced to stage one of the most ro-
mantle love scenes to disprove the
Gestapo's suspicion that Donlevy
is the man they're hunting for.
The leading characters, those OF
DR.. Svoboda and Mascha Novotny
are brilliantly portrayed by Brian
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-15
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-15

current community projects in Brit
ain to counter-act crime waves.
Against a distracting background
of beautiful show girls, Michael
Waring, more familiar to listeners
and mOvie-gOers as the Falcon,
solves one of his most perplexing
murder mysteries in death Takes a
Bow. suspense-filIed episode to be
heard tonight, May Is at 1900, over
the BLUE Network.
"Stars and Stripes in Britain will
start its second year on Mutual to-
morrow night at 1880 when WATR
will carry broadcast direct from
the North African battlefield as a
highlight of the program. Film stars
Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon will act
as Masters of Ceremonies as usual.
and an interview with the crew of
a Liberator bomber just returned
from trip over the continent will
give us a description of how para
chutes are packed for transport.
Rags Ragland, the one time bur-
lesque comedian who laughed his
way to stage success in Panama
Hattie" and is now making the pic
ture of that name, will appear on
the "Chase and SanbOrn' program
Sunday, NBC, 800 p. M, to heckle
another comedian, one Charles Nc
Carthy.
Clare Booth Luce, Congressman"
of Connecticut, will no doubt help
make the sparks fly when she and
William B. Tiff author of The
Coming Battle of Germany" both
face Admiral Emory S. Land, chair
man of the U. S. Maritime Commits
sion, to debate about the transpcS-
tation of the future on tomorrow
nights American Forum of The Air
over WATR-Mutual at 300 p. m.
Mrs. Luce will defend the airplane,
and If the Admiral defends the
steamship as avidly as most Admir-
ais do, the ensuing tussle should be
lively and interesting. Theodore
Crank as moderator may have his
hands full when the distinguished
authoress of 'globaloney" begins to
see all the possibilities of air trans
portation.
American and British kids will
speak to each other across the ocean
tomorrow afternoon when WATR-
Mutual will present american Chill
dren Want To Know. The New
York kids will be city bred children
whose parents were born in Italy
and Germany-while from London
two boys from the farm, a student
from a private school, and a typical
cOckney lad will answer them. The
program will be heard at 500 p. m.
as a regular feature of Mutual
Boss answering YOU.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-15

Donlevy and Anna Lee. Walter
Brennan as Professor Novotny hands
in notable performance and Den
mis- OKeefe makes an admirable Jan.
RE d head from Manhattan
sprightly new tune-flled filmusical
is the second hit of tomorrows
SHOW and features vivacious Lupe
Velez with brilliant supporting
cast.
THE More the Merrier" said to
be the greatest comedy since at
Happened One Night" comes to the
State Wednesday next with Jean
Arthur and Joel McCrea in CO.
starring roles.
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2:0O-Roy Shield and Company
2:45-National Council of Parents
and Teachers
3:00-That They Might Live
3:3O-State Theater Presentation
3:45-Lyrics by Liza
4:00-Matinee In Rhythm
4:15-Matinee In Rhythm
4:30-Minstrel Melodies
5:00-Doctors At War
5:30-Threc Suns Trio
5:45--AleX Dreier
6:O0-NeWs
6:l5-Gems Of American Jazz
.30-Strictly Sports
6:45-Medical Talk
7:00-Program from New York
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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-15
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON
NEA Staff Correspondent

Betty Hutton and Eddie Bracken
the parents Of sextuplets! Yes, it
happens in their next Paramount
picture, THE Miracle of Morgan's
Greek" In fact, that's the miracle
part Of the title the studio and Pro-
Queer Preston Sturges have secretly
been guarding ever since the films
| completion unless it's been cut
since the films preview. We're sorry
to spoil Mr.. Sturges' big secret, but
when they come in half dozens, even
on the screen, it's a story not to be
ignored. The multiple birth is the
climax Of the picture, a story of a
girl who falls in love and marries a
soldier in small town just before
he joins the Army.
Bob Benchley is preparing anoth-
er ole Of those daffy shorts. This
time he'll do satire on Washington
red tape. If Columbia studio
ever gets around to filming that Gel
luloid biography of Al Jolson, the
former Mrs. Jolson-Ruby Keller
will be offered a role in the film. If
she accepts, it will be the first time
divorced couple has played in the
same picture since William Powell
made screen love to his former wife,
the late Carole Lombard. Por-
ter Hall, screen villain for the last
10 years, gets his second comedy
role in recent months in Harry Sher-
mans The Gun Master"
GAM GLAMOR
For the first time since she be-
came a star, Jean Arthur is letting
her legs help sell tickets for her new
Columbia film, The More the Mer-
rier.' All publicity and advertising
for the picture is built around her
gains. Jean, one Of the towns top
dramatic stars, until now has flat
Fly refused to post for leg art on
grounds that it's not dignified. Fad
ing actresses usually turn to leg art
when they're slipping at the box-of-
flee, but doubt whether Jean has
started to slip yet. . Jane Far
rar, cousin of Geraldine Farrar. is
slated to play the opera star in a
new film. =. Cecil Kellaway is set
for the role of William, the butler,
in the film version of "Frenchman'S
Creek"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-05-15
n HoIlYwood

Despite what you may read, Hob
lywoods hottest romance since RuS
dolph Valentino and Pola Negri Il
colder than a casting directors
heart. Rita Hayworth definitely ha6
broken her engagement to Victo1
Mature Blonde Anna Lees do
nation of her services to the Holly
wood Victory Committee for a Ska
month tour Of Army camps cost hek
500, 000l She turned down three pic
lures at RKO to make the tour. i. b.. !,
George Jessel and Eddie Cantor art
feuding on the level after all these
years of comedy raps at each other.
Cantor no likee some of the anec<
dotes about him in Jessels book, "S<
Help Me"