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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Eugene WaIline

Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. Monday for Eugene Wal
ling, IS, of 2l003 Yale. st. Clair
Shores, in the James B. Mentally
Funeral Home, S06 f. Grand Blvd.
Burial will be in the Acacia Park
Cemetery.
Secretary of Western Lodge BOG,
I. o. o. F.. Mr.. Walling had been
the oldest living member. He died
Wednesday at his home.
He is survived by his wife,
Martha j. Walling; two sons. Eu-
gene A. and Leon L. Walling; two
daughters. Mrs. Edward Olson and
Mrs Floyd Dobson a brother,
Ford and eight grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Steffens'
Private


Private funeral services for
Mrs. Dorothea Steffens. formerly
president of the Michigan League
of Women Voters and secretary
of the National League of Women
Voters, were held at the William
r. Hamilton Chapel. Cass and
Alexandrine.
Mrs. Steffens. wife of Henry
Steffens. director of the Michigan
Survey, died yesterday in Harper
Hospital. She lived at SO Seward.
Surviving are her husband and
son. 1t. Henry r. Steffens. now
overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Scrap Paper Aids Vets

Waste paper collections. parties
and dues helped 10 build up the
treasury of the air raid wardens in
Area 2, Zone 3. Section h.
Now. the money will be made
available to veterans at the Percy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07

Jones Hospital for recreation Ia
cilitieS.
Phillip Randall head Of Section
B, said the $3.50 collected will be
given 10 the veterans as soon as
arrangements can be made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Marie Norris Michel

Services for Marie Norris
Michel. 20, who was killed last
Monday in an army plane crash
on the Mojave Desert in Cali
fornia, will be held al IL a. m.
Monday from the William r.
Hamilton Funeral Home. Alex
andrine and Cass.
Miss Michel. who was the
daughter of r. c.. Michel. presi-
dent of the Detroit Eclipse
Counterbore Co. was in the army
ferrying command. Her fiance,
Mai c. Robinson Hampton Jr..
a flight surgeon, is accompanying
the body 10 Detroit.
Burial will be in White Chapel
Cemetery. Dean Kirk B. OFerrall
OF 81. PaurS Cathedral will Off
ciate at the services.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Fashion HUDDLE

Saturday IL and O'Clock
Grab your barettes kids the spotlight's
on Hi fashions Jackie and Bebe
GeroudsIe, Evelyn Creed from Cass
Tech will model clothes strictly in the
smooth-gal class.
TEEN-HI FASHION SoUARE-FIRsT BASE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07

Order the United States War
Savings stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them 10 your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-07
Your High-Scoring
TWO-tOne Bright Button Smariy

TWO-tOne Bright Button SmariN
Field-Day color combinations make this
rsyon-wool dress A stand-outl Metal
trimmed belt, buttons Sizes to Is.
Officers beaver Cloth Coat
Enter you in a Drama Black officers
beaver cloth Chesterfield and a touch
down looks tame All-wool. Sizes OILS.
JUNIOR M1ss-HUDsoNS-FIRsT BASEMENT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19

SD min bid i1idt tooeIn. gs lit
|Dieaeidt nlr III fIefnen StdOten Sit.
te, ieine aoten 5u bepeinen ,ttlo
Eraner nm iie al tragen, t,idt
iiberaG lit Dem 10, ilno n1eine 5htpd-
germ. bic ntebr oIs einnaaI IN ibrent
2eben genotiet mar, Elm ihmar5es
@etpano an5ulegen, DuBte gelegent.
lid ibren &untrler au serftreuen.' -
uSie mar 5artlt9 itno liebenoa''
rief Nora, Die angen boa Eranen,
5rau aubraro fano nidt 3eit,
elm 8ort 81, ertpioern. Sinter ben
ISdeiben bernabm man fr0blides
5timmenseipirr, uno faft 5u elei6er
3eit pliroe Ser Siirflopfer in 8epe'
gnng geiest.
Mls bic brei i1neen Nibten Srdll'
lein Sctaoies In ben alten, triibieli'
gen Salon trate1, oadte Nora I'm.
Dtufiirli6 an ben Sriibling, tpel6er
Dem @inter elm gnoe tna6t. -.
uMein 8eiu9 lit Elm redt eigen.
niibiger'', iagte ml1nter Sraulein bon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19

&ernoel; ,,lptr mo6ten Sbnen Jr6u-
letn bon 8relpon entfiibren; oenn
meine Ni6ten idmadten oarna9, ibre
ndbere 8efannti6aft 81 MADDEN"
Die orei gidten i9auten Srau
aupraro nit ibrem be5aubernoften
2d6eln an; ober 6eren @eit9t 5eigte
teinespegs, bob iie fiir ibre itumme
8itte empfdnslid lei; oenn iie ant
uortete nit iteifer 8erbeugung: sd
bin Sbnen iebr oanfbar, Octapie, aber
oem seplonten 5paaiereane itellen
|itd 5tpei Sinterniiie entgegen.
,,uno tpelde, Iiebe Srau Mubraro ?"
u3uerIt uno Dor alien bi eErauer
meiner Ridte: es niiBte bod ionoer-
par eriheinen, .penn ite nod einenl
lilo friiden 8erluite in oas 8dlo6en
geben ponte, ipe Sie ia Sbre geidten
auionntaglid binfiibren." sa ~.
u0ieies Sinoernis lit alfgeboben:
mir eeben beute nah Dem Brabtbot
aerren, uno Sie uiiien, oaB Der 8es
oortbin menig beiudt it," =
~Serner gebe id ieIber ionntags
ipa5ieren, uno es tpdre ldderli1,
.penn neine getdte eleid am aipeiten
Gag ibres Steriet1s nidt nit mir
geben tpoate. !" ~ .s:& "
Scum, oas Iabt fid ia gana gut
pereinbaren'', meiute Srdulein bon
&ernoel in oeriobhliden Gone. ,,l1ns
.tpiepiel llbr geben sic auss" 4
,,s5n einigen Miniten." :,
Gut! SD gebe unteroeiien mil
meinen Ridten tn Die geiper ,,n6
boIe oann Inn balb bier llDr Srdu-
lIein bon 8reIpon ab. ginberftanbens''
5rau anpraro ihien al 30sern.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19
(Sortiesung folst)

g8ie 6ie O8S Der idmeoiideu
8eitune ,,Dasens geDbeter" entniumt,
fino Die 8iener &ir9en gu einem be-
por5ueten Greffpunft aller NIT Dem
Naairegime un5ufrebenen @lemente
innerbalb Der oiterreidii9en 8enolte'
rune seipor6en uno oieie itno beutaa-
tage boiler, als ie 5,,por. ariegsmii.
oigfeit uno Gngit Dor Der Rieoer-
lage ftnb iiberaa gu ipiiren, fdbrt Der
8eri9t oes ldpeoiiben 8lattes fort,
,,uno es lit tppiid fiir- Die iib sesen
oas Sfesime ridtenoe Stimmlng oes
golfes, oaB mebr. uno mebr illeeale
Sdriften eri6einen".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19

Inter ben Mmerifanern, mel1e IN
gbungfins gi5epraiioent $enrD @al-
lace bel ieiner anfunft beeriiBten, be-
fanoen itd audi 5tpei Marptnoller
Miiiionare. 8allace eradblte ibnen
bon ieinem Iestiabrisen 9eiud bel
ben Marpfnoller Miiiionaren tn Bo-
libia. >~> .~.sH~ ~.
Ser giseprdiioe,,t erf1tnoigte iih
eingebenb iiber oas fatboliide Nii-
|iionstperf Der a,nerifanii6en Wiiiio-
mare IN China.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19

,.,Sbr gIon eri9eint mir reht gut,
miidte it6 iest Narcrs gum eriten-
NAL Elm. uSbne 3neifel fiiblt 5ra1i-
lein bon greIpon bas 8eoiirfnis nad
elmer beiteren @elenidaft als bic
unirige. geun, @eutter, spillisit on
ein?"
.@enn es Sctanie 8ergniisen
.ma6t."
,,auf baIoises 8ieberieben!" Jag
te oieie uno gab bas 3etden gum
aufbrud; ,,tuir fommen alio suieoer." "
,Soer mir ftnben uns nit Sraulein
pom 8reIpon beim S6luB Der geiper
an ser &irdentiire ein'', iblug Nar-
Gus Dor uno mari ieiner Weutter et-
men fragenoen 8lid 81.
Srou aubraro beiabte, uno Nora
taui6te nit oen iunsen Rdoden el"
nen freuoigen @ruB aus.
0bne sic @usiidt auf bic nadfol"
genbe l1nterbaltung pare ibr Der
Spa5iergang, pel6en iie nit ibrer
Eante MAIDEN muBte, ear troltlos uno
langtpeilig eri6ienen. Ni9t oab Die
unterbaItung 5ipiiden 0eutter nno
5obn obne Sntereiie getpeien uare,
ober man IieB iie an oerielben nt6t
teilnebmen uno i6ien fte fir unfabig
gu bolten, an ettpas anoerm oenn an
Albernbeiten @ei6mad su finoen.
9as NOR unertrdelidb fir elm 10 bod
Itrebenoes eeiltreides Mab4en, nno
als lie an Der Seite ibrer Sante auf
Der itaubigen 2anbitrabe oobinlarttt.
oa6te tie mebr als etnrnal iiber TIRE
traurige Elm Gage na6.
0aG elmer 5tunoe ertldrte Srau
>Nuprar6, fte tpolle 1,ntfebren, uno
man i9fug BEN 8eg nod Dem &ir6-
plab elm. 9ie 8elper mar eerabe gu
gnbe, uno bic &ernoels eridienen
,l1nter oern eotiiden 8ortale. @lotbiloe
,i9liipfte in Roras arm, un6 oieie
berabi6iebete li6 nit la9eInoen Sip
pen bon Ser Sante.
u8arum", fraste 6ieie. itd i9wer
auf ibres Sobnes arm itiise1o, ,,lpar-
um baIt bu benn eetpiinidt, baB ib
Nora oieien Spaaiereane ma9en
laiie?"
(Sortiesung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19

80 1kAs31C styl 0tAtSk Sky4l Gtk4HGbbkkNsA
bielt, init ben 2ippen. ,,gs frelt mid,
bnB 0u 10 lange gerubt boit, oenn
olt naBteit 1liibe bon Der ReiIe Iein,
obihon OH an bas Sabren III Ser
Il giienbabn geipobnt Diff. Soffentlid.
ltebit on ober nidt ieoen Sag 10 ip6t
anf: lest fonlnit ou geraoe nod 5uur
SobaHte aureht'
- idb gebe 10 gerne III Elm 4nlt. "
,,9sun. oag trtfft iid gut; Sobanna
iDartet anf oib, SIT Crete gefommen,
ssSobnnna 2" III.
asSa, Waonme, id babe ibr bereits
aqes ROtige tDegen oes Mittageiiens
erfI6rt.'
Gora nabm ibr Bud uno ibritt
4 init SoBanna iiber ben &ir6pIas. Die-
ie er5dblte ibr, oaB Die Maoame bieI
5anfe, aber bod beraensgut fei uno
ielbft an 5onntag cine ausbiIfe nab,
me, nm ibr ben Sag frei au laTien.
8ei oer Cir oes gottesboufes er.
blifte gora ssr6ulein bon &eruoel,
Die iie ber5li6 ,begriiBte. Sn oen1-
ielben augenblid boeen Die orei bib.
ihen Ht6ten oes alien Srduleins IN
8egleitung eines fleinen ibpar3ge-
fleioeten Serrn nm bie gde 1tno tptnf-
ten idon bon ferne frelInoIi9 ser
Sante ait.
8alo bate oieIe ibren 8ruoer l1no
oeiien godter borseitent. amalte, oas
frifcbe, irnlner la9enoe &ogden, tpie
tie erfldrte, Marie, Die GIteite un6
h ernfteite. 1n6 gIotbilbe, oie ib6nIte
,,Die 5remoen'', flbr fie fort, ,,per.
tpe9leln Die 6rei miteinanoer, aber idf
babe Sbnen iest unier gebetmes Or.
fenntnis5eiben mitgeteilt. Sod mir
miiiien binein geben. Mein 8ruber
bat als airbenboriteber einen eigenen
StubI; Ole 5tiible Sbrer gante,
5rduIein, ftno gana nab BET BEN I'M
fern; mir fonnet1 aitiarnmen binaus-
geben unb begleiten 5ie oann mad
Sauie."
yeora botte i6pn in 6en perI6ie4
oeniten Sauptitdoten oern @ottes.
oienite beigeipobnt uno bort @ele-
genbeit gefunoen, oie gonae 9radt
itlto SeierIidfeit oes fotboliiden &ul-
4 tlls al betuunbern; in 9enban mar
niles einfad: bic @epanber tparen
onrh Iongen @ebrau6 berbli6en, Die
SrgeI bate einen idriIlen &lang, u,1o
ben Stimnen Der S1nger feblte es
an 8obllaiit; aber bier berri6te Die
5rommigfeit. Ser 9farrer, Der In
nitten ieiner Sdafe oft getporoen,
idien Dem Simi1el n6ber als Der gr-
be 5u iein, Die gemeinoe beIebteu I'M
nige 2iebe ltl1o feiter @lnube. Mae,
bie bier fnieten, fannten einanber,
zines nabm gnteiI am gdidiaI bes
anoern llnb mar ibm in treuer 2iebe
Derbunoen.
als oer @ottes6ienit su gn6e mar
nno oie Stride fi6 ait Ieeren beganl1,
DerlieB NOra nur lingern ibren BIas.
Sranleii1 bon aernoel fanlmelte
nun ibr Eriippden. ,ggir fino frei'',
iagte tie 81 Nora, Doena ntein gru-
Der ipeilt bes Sonntags I'M Nfarr-.
hof: mir hnben r1nfh bret fnIIp G5t1f1,.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19
Die well lehEnte
ST. Benedict w ,llld dsnIbe

Erprobtes Heilmittel Regen ale Arten Won al
ten und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren. Ge-
waechsen. Bisswunden. Karbunkeln, usw. Bitts
Geld nur durch Post Money Order Eu schicken.
Keine Stamps. - so Cents die Schachtei. bel
J. L. Staab. 1720s Yalleyyiew Av.. Cleveland. 0.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-07-19

6nnn miteinanoer III Oie helper unO
bon oa Elm balbes Stiinoden ipeit,
Iauf ineinen grabtbof, tits Sbaen
|rent ~
sd bin ipirfIih gIiHid, Denn
|td sic begleiten odrf', erpioerte iieI
Iebbait.
als Die nilttere Sdar iid bor oe1n
Snuie berabfdieoete, unteroriidte Rc.
ia einen Seuf5er uno 'trat in Den
ounflen Gang.
Das @iien perlief mie ienes Hnbt.
ellen am seltrigen abero: Warcns
gIaubte iid berpflidtet, NIT gora eli
I1tige boflide 8orte 5u tpedieIn, ipradb
bon Baris uno 8enban, bon Dem Stile
Der STRIDE uno oem Datum bes Marft.
Ibrunnens; Damn panote er ltd tuieoer
an feline Stiefntttter, Der CT bon ei-
mem duBerit fomplisierten Bro5eB be:
ridtete. 9ieie b0rte nit ii9tbarert,
Sntereiie 5u un6 lieB al Rora's gro"
I Ben gritaltnen te9nii6e 8en1erfu1e
lgen einflieBen Die Marcus obtunes.
lbon al1fnabm. =. 49,.
<He8 -. 49,.
ugSte alt mag er MIR iein?" fraete
lt6 bas iunee Mdo6en. 8enn er Id
6elte, - fpas iibrigens ielten gei9ob
= fitblte man itd] eenetet, ibm b06-
items 35 Bis 38 Sabre gu seben; nenu
aber feline Stirne ernlt mar, ODER
penn er iprad, iu6te man bergebens
ettpas Sugen0li9es in ieinem @eItdt
ooer IN ieinen 8orten. 8ober fam
1ibm nur oieies ftnitere @eien? 81
bate oo6 ni6t gelitten; Die Erdnen
oes 2eios ieblagen ben Stol5 nieoer;
Ieine Saltuns aber mar Die zines
Wannes, tpel6en nod fem llngliid
betroffen. ...".~t
Nora piinibte Iebbaft bas gnoe
Oes giiens berbei, tpdbrenO lte 5rau'
Helm BON &ernoels &ommen auglei6
eriebnte uno fiir9tete.
als man in ben Salon trat, unter.
brod Marcus pl0sli6 bie ltnterbaI-
tung nit 5rau aupraro. sd be-
Merfe beute gum eritenmale'', iogte
er, ,,oaB feiu 8iano oo it,"
Srau 9luoraro na6te cine glet9.
giiltige 8etpegung. sd batte in mei-
mem 2eben biel gu itrenge 8fIi9ten,
Inn an 10 ettuas llnniiBes 81 oen-
fen." T.. #u ...n.. .. "
sd beoauere Die sb!peienbeit ei-
nes iolben nur nm SrduIein 8re-.
lpon miuen', fabr Marcus fort; .iie
beitst elm 10 auBerseuobnli9es muii.
falii6es Ealent, oaB es idbaoe tpdre,
Denn iie 6asielbe ni6t 1,tebr betdtigen
f0nnte.'
0ora 5itterte leidt, uno ibre 8an-
gen roteten iid. !
uDu fannit bon 3eit 5u 3eit 3u
SctaDie bon &ernoel geben uno BEL
libr &Iabier ipielen, tpenn Dir oas
lgergniigen mabt', meinte Srau aub-
Iroro adielaudet1o.
sd eebe INNER germ 5u 5rau-
1lein bon 4ernoel", ertpioerte Rora
lin betpegtem Gone; ,,aber es tpiro
nod cine geraume e3it bergeben, Bis
lih pieoer ipielen 1no ftngen fann."
T. al fss ~ n h ~
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-01
Gauiier

Mrs. T. w. Roberts and son,
Tommy, and Mrs. Kell Pepton
were visitors to New Orleans
Monday.
We are sorry to hear that the
small son of MI. and Mrs. Eddie
Jones is i'll in the jackson Coun-
ty Hospital. We all wish him a
fast recovery.
Mrs. Alyce Purtell and Mrs.
H. B. Rollins were visitors to
Mobile, Tuesday.
Miss Daphne Polk spent Thurs
day with Mary Elsie Peterson.
The Gautier basketball teams
defeated the Escatawpa teams
last Wednesday. The scores
were: Girls, 1l-l6; boys, 22-48.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Penton
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Penton in Mobile.
Mr.. Bob Seymour from Pasca-
goula is spending the winter
with his daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pei
ham of Gautier.
Miss Mary Elsie Peterson
spent the weekend with Miss
Beatrice Reeves in Pascagoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Key left
Tuesday for New Orleans to
visit relatives and friends. They
will be away for a week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-01
MRR NEWS o. OUR
So ~ u NJ

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Williams
Of E~scatawpa.
He flies with the Tooth Bonn
bardment Group, part of the
Eighth Army Air Forces Third
Bombardment Division.
Cpl. De Forrest Completes
Orientation Course
Cpl. Willard De Forrest has
completed an orientation course
at an Air Service Command sta
ton somewhere in England.
According to an announce
ment from the United States
Strategic Air Forces headquar-
tiers, this course is designed to
bridge the gap between training
in the States and combat soldier
ing against the enemy in Ger
many.
Cpl. De Forests next station
will be one from which Americas
fighting planes cover u adj
vance into Germany.
He is the son of Mrs. Hilja De
Forrest, 707 N. Pascagoula street,
Pascagoula. He was employed
as mail clerk by the office of
Supervisor of Shipbuilding on
the Navy Department in Pasca-
goula, before entering the Army.
Captain Daniel Returns to Front
The Adjutant Generals office
at Washington, d. C., has noti-
fled Mrs. Floyd Daniel, ST., that
her son, Captain Floyd Daniel,
has recovered from wounds re-
ceived August | in the European
Theater of War and has now re-
turned to his command in the
4th Division of General Hodges
First Army.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-01
Miss Russur17 Weds
1t. Arthur Kelley
In PerkinSfon

The Wedding of Miss Julia
Elizabeth Russum to First Lieu
tenant Arthell Kelley, which
took place in Perkinston, Sun
day, November 10, is of inter
est to many here where the
bride formerly resided.
The nuptials took place at the
Perkinston Baptist church at
$50 in the afternoon with the
Reverend N. j. Lee of Virgins.
officiating.
Green and white prevailed in
the decorations with white can
dies in cathedral candelabra for
lighting the altar and white.
chrysanthemums as the flower.
The entry of the bridal party
was preceded by a program of
nuptial music, with Miss Ger
trude Sandrock as soloist and
Miss Dorothy Bentley as accom-
! PIANIST. Miss Bentley played the
traditional wedding marches.
The bride was escorted by her
father, Mr.. Bonnie F. Russum,
who gave her in marriage; Miss
Frances Harrell, and her sisters,
Misses Mary Dee and EditFt Rus
sum.
Attending Lieutenant Kelley
was Chaplain CASTOR B. Mooney,
USA, as best man and twin
brothers, Staff Sergeant William
E. Roche and Private First Class
Harry Roche of New York and
Gulfport Field.
Following the ceremony, Mr..
and Mrs. Russum presided over
a reception at their home, where
the bridal colors, green and
white, were used in decorating.
Arriving guests we're greeted
by Mrs. L. r. Weeks of Perkin-
ston and Mrs. r. l. Martin OF
Purvis, who extended welcome
at the door and in the dining
room they were greeted by Mrs.
A. L. May, who vas assisted by
Mrs. Julia B. Stay. Opposite
ends of the table were presided
over by Mrs. John Dees, who
served the wedding cake, and
Mrs. Iron Tootle, who served
punch. They were assisted by
Misses Elizabeth Ann Weeks,
Kathleen Harvey and Foy Dear.
The bride is a graduate OF
Perkinston Junior College and
of Mississippi College for Wom-
en-, and did postgraduate work
at the University of Alabama.
The groom also graduated
from Perkinston, and received
his degree from Mississippi
Southern College. He is a vet
eran of 100 combat missions in
the Southwest Pacific and a
holder of the Air Medal and the
Distinguished Flying Cross for
merltorious achievement while
participating in these missions.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-01
E. ]. Jane. Jr.. Spends
Week End Home

Weekend Home
Pvt. E. J. Jane, Jr., who is q
member of the office personnel
at Camp Plauche at New Or
leans, spent the weekend al
home with his family at their
residence on Alley street, Pas
cagoula.
Newton ]. Funkhouser Gradu-
ates From Scott Field
Pvt. Newton j. Funkhouser
has been transferred from Scott
Field, ILL.,, to Maxton Field, N
c., following his graduation
from a radio school at the for
mer base.
En- route to his new assign
ment, Pvt. Funkhouser spent a
few days with his parents, Mr..
and. Mrs. M. L. Funkhouser, on
Washington avenue in Pasca-
goula. Pvt. Funkhouser is with
the Army Air Corps.
Clifton Williams Promoted
To First Lieutenant
From an Eighth Army Air
Force station in England comes
the news that Clifton H. Will
liams has been promoted from
second to first lieutenant.
The 21-year-old flyer is a pilot
of a BIZ Flying fortress. 1t.
Williams was a student at
Graceland College, Iowa, before
entering the Army. Previous to
that he had attended the Moss
Point high school. He is son of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-01
Dueli Hewlett Back
Prom Hawaii

Duell Hewlett, aviation ord
nanceman, third class, has re-
turned to the United States after
serving for Is months in Hawaii.
He has been in the Navy for the
past two years. After a visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. NJ. Hewlett, he is now sta
toned at Jacksonville. Fla.
SfSgt. Allen Slightly Wounded
Mrs. Curtis r. Allen has re-
ceived a notification from the
War Department that her hus-
band, SISgt. Allen vas slightly
wounded in action in France
November II. Mrs. Allen IS
making her home with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Crane
AZ Columbus Drive, Paseagoula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-01
James E. Everett Returns
To States

From the U. S. Marine Corps
Southern Procurement Division
headquarters at Atlanta, Ca,
comes the news that Pfc. James
Edwin Everett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Everett of Pascagoula,
has returned to the States after
% months of service in the
South Pacific.
Prior to entering the Marine
Corps Pvt. Everett attended the
Canton, Miss, high school.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-01

If a dish becomes too heavily
sailed by mistake, the addition
of small amounts of sugar may
be helpful in counteracting the
flavor.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-12-01
cumbo Supper to Be Held

The Vancleave chapter of the
Order of the Eastern Star viii
give a chicken gumbo supper a
the home of Mrs. Jack Fletcher
Saturday evening, December 2
Chicken and dumplings ane
other dishes will also be served
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-19
Panzer General
Nabbed by
kervy brifons

CAIRO, May 10. (UP)-A small
party of British soldiers, in daring
raid on the German occupied island
of Crete the night of April 26, cap
tured Major General Heinrich
Kreipe, commander of the 22nd
Panzer division, it was disclosed
Friday.
After a reconnaissance of the
NaZi Crete headquarters and the
generals personal habits, the raid
ers slipped ashore after dark, stop
ped the generals unescorted car by
waving a red light and re- embarked
with their prisoner after leaving a
note of thanks" for German au-
thoritieS.
The car stopped when red traf-
flee light was waved. British Of
ficers informed Kreipe he was a
prisoner and ordered his driver from
the seat.
A British officer took the wheel
and, with the fuming general COW
cred by automatic weapons, drove
boldly through the large town of
Heraklion. Safe passage through
more than 20 German control posts
was insured by two command PEN
nantS flying from the car.
Hundreds of German soldiers
leaving theaters stood at attention
and Saluted as the car passed
through Heraklion.
The car was abandoned about
80 miles beyond Heraklion and the
party, with the general. embarked
on waiting British ship.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-19
Second Railroad
Fire Probed

Officers Friday had another fire
on railroad property to complicate
their investigation of the one which
early Wednesday destroyed the
Southern Pacific bridge over the
Alamo river north of Brawley.
At 9 p. m. Thursday a trash fire
was discovered along the railroad
right of way on the Sandia branch
line between Brawley and Cali
patria. The flames were extinguish-
ed before any damage was done.
FBI agens, Imperial county dep
uty sheriffs, and railroad inveStiga-
tors Friday were attempting to
ascertain if the brush fire was only
an accident or if it was the act
of an arsonist. They also were
investigating the possibility of its
having been set by the same per-
son or persons who were responsible
for the destruction of the Alamo
river railroad bridge north of
BraWley.
Officers new have three fires in
the puzzle, the bridge fire, the trash
fire, and the fire which last Satur-
Gay destroyed 470 tons of hay a
mile from the bridge.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-05-19
1900 Bombers
Wruck Berlin

LONDON, May 10. (UP)-Amer-
ican warplanes, l,500 strong, battled
through massed German defense
squadrons from the North sea to
Berlin Friday to blast the Nazi cap
ital and Brunswick in an all-out
resumption of the pre-invasion on
slaught against western Europe.
The powerful force of heavy
bombers and fighters showed the
way across the channel to other
hundreds of Allied planes springing
into action with the first break in
the stormy weather which had held
up the air offensive for five days
HEAVY RESISTANCE
Returning airmen said the Nazi
command apparently threw every
available fighter into the battle
against the raiding fleet. Tentative
reports indicated the American
fighter pilots equalled their bag in
the last trip to Berlin on May g.,
when they got SO of the enemy
planes shot down.
Through heavy clouds nearly
blanketing Germany under a 10000
foot layer, the American and Ger
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