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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
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nerrnants ard citizens 1T Moss Point and FasesEnaia VII :
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aay. We know nf No better way 81 handling such 2 saHpA1sh
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efganx vii be co-ordinatcd and the bsss possible results
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Church Society
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
Former Residents OF
Moss Point Observe
Silver Anniversary

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JOIN THE FIGHT
JoN
The Better Standards COMMITTEES

s4qn the Pledge Below and Nal Il 70
TIE BETTER STANDARDS COMMITTEE
Easaiawn p. o. Box 1901 Pascagouia. MinsiAsipFa
Believing firmly that the use Of alcoholic beveraN1
and gambling deelces IS evl and that the promoting
and announcement q the same Is also evil ] pleoEe
myself 70 eurouraee the operation Of establishments
that do not deal in these ard t. discourage and weaken
establishments that do deal n alcoholic beverages
andor gambling devices b the following
win abstain completely from the drinking
81 alcoholic beverages and ire playing Of gambling
devices. and
? VIII ABSTAIN to the full extent c~ompstible
with health ard reason from making any purchases q
otherwise patrunizinp am establishment dealing n
alcoholic beverages andor gambling devices.
Signed
Address
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07

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Evening star., 1944-04-16
For RadioL;steners
BY Ben Kobian.

Baseball! The opening game of
the season-Tuesday, April ls-with
your old standbys. Arch Mcdonald
and Russ Hodges, doing the play by
play from Griflth Stadium. The
station Is VOL. over which all the
day games will be broadcast this
season. Those games played by the
Senators at night will be heard on
WWDC.
Those fabulous gals who conduct
women's programs come in for a
large slice of news this week. To-
morrow at WRC Nancy Osgood pre-
sents her first program as Home
Forum director of the station. The
time is l pm. AS you will recall,
Mary Mason departed from Radio
Center for the West Coast. there to
wed Navy captain and take care
of real home. Mary left two weeks
ago, and Nancy wasn't available un-
til April II. To fill this gap, WRC
called on Kennedy Ludlum, an
nouncer, gourmet and herb grower,
and nice job he did. But, to get
back to the first named, you may
remember her as Nancy Dixon when
she went around town a year or so
ago selling nonshrink material over
WTOP and WRC. Nancy has a
good, crisp manner on the air. Her
material, which she writes herself,
is excellent. She has a feel for pace
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Merivale in "A Successful Calam-

Merivale in "A Successful Calam.
ity.'
The "Dreamhouse" program, long
a favorite Tuesday night feature or
WMAL, takes on new formal be.
ginning Tuesday. Lynn Allison and
Sidney's Singing Strings remain the
backbone of the show. ''The Ran
dalls of Wartime Washington" the
programs dramatic portion, will
move into its own 15-minute period
on Sunday afternoon, a week from
today. With all this time available
the producers are going on talent
hunt. Each "Dreamhouse" program
hereafter will present one or two
new people who can sing, or play an
instrument, or emote, or most any
thing that is broadcastable. The
object of all this is the hope that
enough new people can be found In
or near Washington to provide sufi-
cient talent for future programs for
the sponsor. So come one, come all
If you think you have a talent aside
from juggling that is listenable
Telephone or write to Station
WMAL and ask for an addition
y X X X
There's q note from VOL that,
particularly timely. It's press re.
lease, but one with wallop. Il
seems that the San Quentin in.
mates, the stars of the program
San Quentin on the Air." helped
raise a total of $125, ZOO in Wa,
Evening star., 1944-04-16

and timing in presenting a show.
All OF which adds up to lot of
good listening for the lady at home.
For the past two weeks on WMAL
Ruth Crane has held forth at 1880
am. with her program called "The
Modern Woman" This Is the first
time WMAL has presented a wom-
ans program as such, and Ruth does
very creditable job. Mrs. Crane is
an attractive and talented person
who came to Washington from Sta
ton WJR, Detroit, where she con-
Quoted a woman's program for IS
years; and when you present one
for that length of time on the same
station, you have to be good.
Not to be outdone, WTOP an
nounces that during the past week
three honors have been heaped upon
Elinor Lee, that stations director of
women's programs. These accolades
are: Cd Mrs. Lee was elected as one
of five members of the Standing
Committee of Mrs. Roosevelt's Press
Conference Association: CD Mrs
Lee has been selected to lead a panel
discussion on Commercial Radio
Service to Homemakers" at the
famed annual Institute for Educa-
ton by Radio; 90 the University
of Maryland has chosen Mrs. Lee to
instruct a 10-week course at the
college on the production, direction
and presentation Of radio programs
for women.
What's all this we hear about the
equal rights amendment?
\ X X *
Arthur Hopkins Presents" is the
title of new series Of programs to
be heard on WRC and the NBC net
work beginning next Wednesday.
From what can be gathered up to
now, this presentation bids fair to
be one of the most interesting, Ger
tainly one of the most ambitious
projects undertaken by a radio net
work. Hopkins is a. veteran Broad
way theatrical producer, and this
series marks his radio debut. The
plan is to re-create outstanding
Broadway successes. with stars Of
the original production playing
their hit parts on the air. The pro-
gram, an hour long, will be heard
on WRC each Wednesday at 1870
pm. The first in the series will
present the Pulitzer Prize drama
"Our Town" by Thornton Wilder.
Others to be heard later will in
clude Anna Christie" with the
title role played by Pauline Lord;
Katherine Hepburn will appear in
THE Philadelphia Story; Phillip
Evening star., 1944-04-16
FEATURES ON
1.-THE AIR TO-DAY

WoP. st0:00-Arehbishop Of York delivers
religious address.
Wc, t2:30-Ths Shadavari Orchestra fsa.
lures Brahms. Romberg. De Busy and Ihuuan.
WRc. i:30-"A American Policy Toward The
Far East"
W0p, 2:00-FiIm Stars Joseph Gotten and
Constance Moore. guests.
WoP. 3:0o-Fist symphonies Of Beethoven
and Brahms.
WRc, 3:30-How news, radio and motion
pictures reach battle fronts.
VOL, 4:00-Margafet Bourke.White, wal
photographer, interviewed.
WMAl, 4:30-WinneY Of Metropolitan au
ditions, guest stars on new program.
W0P, 4:30-Frank Parker. guest solold
VOL, 5:00-James Cowl stars In story 0
wartime life in iypital community.
WRc, 5:00-Roben caAdesus, French plan
ist, soIoisf in alI-Bseihoven program, featurin!
Concerto No. 5 in Flat Major for Piano an
Orchestra"
VOL. 5:30-"psiism for Crime" organizes
school for murder
Evening star., 1944-04-16

WhAl. 6:00-Madns Sullivan end Carl
3riNon. guests.
W0P, 6:00-corneIia Oils Skinner and po.
land Young star in William and Mary"
M. 6:00-"A Letter 10 htkie.' Comdr.
John Sheas immortal letter 10 his 5.year.oId
son. dramatiled by Father Timothy hulyey
WRc, 7:30-Frank Sinairs. guest.
W0P, 7:30-JeH Davis. King Of Hoboes.
guest
W0P, 8:00-Bsrbsrs Sianwytk joins Waite,
Pideeon in radio version Of Eugene 0helrs
The Straw"
WMAl, 9:t5-veior Borqe, Danish pianist.
comic, guest.
WT0P. 1880" The Case Of the Blue Clue, =
bIsskmsl note. murder and Iipstek.
WMAl, tf:i5-"Yanks in the Orient Do.
tribes action in China .Burmalndia area.
Evening star., 1944-04-16

Bonds and Stamps during the Fourth
War Loan Drive. This increased
the prisons post-Pearl Harbor
amount to s425 900. Bonds for free
dom! Some people complain about
payroll deductions.
X X
There will be some program
changes during the coming week
especially on WMAL and VOL
WTOP and WRC report none OF
particular interest.
MY True Story" on WMAL
moves from 3:15 pm. to 1918 am
beginning Monday and acquires 9
sponsor at the same time.
Baby Institute" on the same sta.
ton, will be heard at 2:45 pm. in
stead of 11:45 am. Monday through
Friday.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Audience Shows

The following programs admit
the general public to the broad
cast. For details. phone the
station on which the program Is
presented.
WTOP-Metropolitan 3200.
"We, the People" 7::30 pm,
. partial broadcast, today
only.
Battle of the Bureaus"
/ PM, Sunday.
WRC-Republic 1000.
"Herson in Person." 7:45 pm,
Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day.
WMAL-National 5400.
"Dreamhouse," 1880 pm,
Tuesday. ..-..
Fighting Coast Guard" 7::30
pm, Thursday.
American Quiz" : pm,
Sunday. -.
WOL-Metropolitan e012.
American Forum OF the Air"
$50 p.m.,: Tuesday.
Quiz of Two Cities" 7::30
pm, Wednesday.
WWDC-National 1908.
Bible Quiz,"7 pm, Saturday.
Amateurs of 1914" IL noon,
Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-04-16
Evening Stor Features
Over Stotion WMAl

lofhTop Sioddard anaYles fhs week's news
II an. Sunday.
Story Book foIks--Drsmstilations by eie
mentary pupils, 7:t5 tuesday.
News for Ihools--For classroom listening,
Z Wednesday.
Evening star., 1944-04-13
SPECIAL NOTICES,
HELP MEN.

I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debt
contracted by any one except myself
WALTER G. LINEBERG.
Evening star., 1944-04-13
I Married a Man, Not a Face
MutiIoted Hero's Wife Asserts
Plastic Surgery Will
Restore Features Of
DSC Winner
BY the Associated Press.

| BY the Associated Press.
PHOENIXVILLE, Pa, April 49,
1t. Charles w. Spencer's mail yes.
terday included notification that he
had been awarded the Distinguished
Service Gross and had received 81
long cigarette holders, like Presi-
dent Roosevelt uses"
1t. Spencer, a patient in Valley
Forge General Hospital, lost his ears
nose, one eye and his fingers No.
vember Is when a shell ripped
through the nose of his Flying Fort
ress over Bremen and 50-below-zero
air filled the cockpit.
The DISC, according to the War
Department, will be awarded him
from the commanding general of
United States Strategic Air Forces
in Europe.
The cigarette holders came in re-
sponse to 1t. Spencer's remark
made to a reporter, Il wish I knew
where the hell the President gets
thoes long, jaunty holders"
He was able to hold a cigarette
between his fingerless hands only
long enough for a couple of puffs, he
explained.
AS he handled holder after holder
that came through the mail, he said,
I got so many now think I'll make
a hobby of collecting them"
1t. Spencer, a native of Peoria
ILL.,, studied architecture at the Uni
versity of Illinois, where he fell in
love with Lois Jean Benson of To-
peka, Kans. They have been mar
ried two years.
His toughest ordeal, he said, came
when he heard his wife was coming
East to see him. His fears were un-
necessary.
His wife rushed up to him, en-
braced him-and his plastic nose
made in England, fell off as they
kissed.
Mrs. Spencer drew back, threw uu
her chin and said, II married a man
not a face"
She comes to the hospital each
day, feeds him and helps the nurses
take care of him.
Col. w. Barrett Brown, plastic
surgeon at the hospital, will go to
work soon on 1t. Spencer-to fix
his hands, build a new lid for his
remaining eye and give him new
ears, new nose and a smooth face,
Evening star., 1944-04-13
Iaber Says owl Pamphlet
Is New Deal PROPAGANDA
BY the Associated Press.

Representative Taber, Republican,
of New York told the House yester-
day that the Office of War Informa-
ton has prepared for foreign distri-
button a new pamphlet "illee UP
with New Deal political propaganda. )"
Mr.. Taber said owl compiled the
handbook on the United States Of
America and advertised it for sale
in the newspapers of Great Britain" ;"
He added:
That book is filled up with New
Deal political propaganda and that
is what you voted for when you
voted a larger appropriation than
you should have (for OVID"
Evening star., 1944-04-13
l944-5 Heating Season
To BEGIN September |

BY the Associated Press.
The Office of Price AdminiStra-
ton announced yesterday that the
1944-5 fuel oil heating season will
begin September l, rather than
October l as originally scheduled.
Currently valid period and
fuel oil coupons thus will be good
for deliveries only through August
81, instead of September 80.
All coupons issued for the new
season. will remain valid through
August 81, 1945, rather than expir-
ing at various specified dates during
the season as was the case this past
winter, OPA announced.