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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
New Officers
Named AT YMBC
Meeting Monday

The Moss Point YMBC held
its regular meeting Monday night
with Saul Peterzeli presiding.
Many SUBJECTS OF importance
were brought up and discussed.
The service mems shelter project
has been delayed pending permits
zion from the city to use a Ger
tain piece of city property.
A committee consisting Of
Spencer Beebe, Billie Schaub ana
Ralph Davis were appointed to
work with the Rotary Club on
completion Of the house number
ing project.
Bud Tavlor was appointed to
work with DR.. Thompson on pos
sibiiity of establishing a blood
bank at the Jackson County hos
pital.
A special guest of the club
was Verne Barnes, Chamber of
Commerce secretary. He dis
cussed at length various projects
that could be undertaken by the
Chamber OF Commerce. At the
latter part Of his talk he turned
the meeting into a forum on
projects in which the club might
be interested. He thanked the
club for inaugurating the move
to establish a Chamber Of Com
merce and stated that two of its
members, Spencer Beebe and AL
Breseman were on the Board of
Directors.
Officers were elected for a 3
months term as follows: Presi-
dent, Spencer Beebe; first vice
president, Ralph Davis: second
vice president. Bill Schaub; third
vice president, Frank Mixson;
secretary-treasurer, Frank Spann;
assistant secretary-t treasure
Tom Swavze: sergeant-at-arms
Z Z. Livingston; reporter, f. A.
Khayat.
In his retiring address, Saul
Peterzell thanked the club for its
support of him during his term of
office. He called attention to the
TACT that the club was in good fl
nancial condition despite the
TACT that so many of the members
We're lost 10 the armed services.
lie called upon the club to con-
tlnue its splendid civic and social
work and to remember that the
club has been in existence for II
Years and would continue per-
manently due to the fine fellow
snip and energy exhibited by its
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Clothing Asked For
Destitute Russians
BY Stute Committee

Boys and girls of southern
schools contributed more than
I,000.0 900 pounds of much needed
clothing to the destitute people
Of Russia in 1943. according to
Information issued by Russian
War Relief
In many Instances these gifts
from the southern students went
TO Russian children Of their own
age, such as little Nina Perova. a
l0-vear-oid orphan living some
where p tie USSRs. Several
weeks ago Sire wrOie d letter t.
an unknown American friend.
Commenting On something sire
had ~aeetaxed from Rus ian WaH
RelieI Size saili. This IS the lifsi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
IN MEMoR1AM

In loving memory of our dear
husband, son and daddy, r. E.
Tillman, who died April 3, l943
o, Daddy Dear, when you were
here
We had your tender care
And none can take your place
None fill that vacant chair.
We always sit and think Of you,
That when you left you couldn't
say
Even the last goodbye.
The blow was hard, the shock
severe,
We never thought your death so
near.
Only those who have lost can tell,
The pain of parting without fare
well.
Sadly missed by Wife, Mother
and Children, Mrs. r. E. Tillman,
Mrs. ]. d. Tillman, and Sons
and Daughters.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Benefit Book Review
To Be Given Under
Auspices OF Guild

An interesting event of We'd
nesday afternoon, April IL, will
be a book review under the aus
pieces of the Woman's Guild of
ST. Johns Episcopal church of
Pascagoula. II will be given by
Mrs, John Beggs of Gulfport. who
mas ALREADY attained fame in Pas
eagcula through previous book
reviews. Mrs. Beggs will review
Also the Hills by Frances Par
kinson Keyes. The fund derived
from the entertainment will be
used in church work. The hour
Tor the review is 800 o'clock and
il will take place at the USO
club.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
Pascagoula Linked With Seven States
In Proposed New Always Network

Pascagoula would be provided
airline service to principal points
in Mississippi and seven other
states in the southeast by a net
work of proposed airline routes
In applications filed with the
Civil A6ronautics Board by
Southern Always, Inc.
In addition to II cities in Mis-
sissippi, Pascagoula would be
linked with principal cities in
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Ten
nessee and Louisiana
The proposed Southern Air
ways airlines, a total Of fifteen
routes in all, would provide thor
ough coverage for air service in
NEST Of the eight states with fast
convenient service for passen-
gers. mail and freight. Complete
airline service would be main
tanned from the southern tips Of
Florida, Alabama and Louisiana,
10 the northern points of Ten
nessee and Nerth Carolina ana
from the Mississippi river to the
Atlantic Coast.
The l5-route system would
cover a total of 1891 miles. Null
ti-engined aircraft would be
used owe tine entire system.
Frank Wilson Huise, president
of Southern Airways, mas plan
ned a widespread postwar de
velopment for the company with
the airlinss system as a major
step He saws the complete staff,
numbering approximately l.400
persons in the personnel of the
company's present operations,
stands ready to start immediate
~ perfecting the airline system
upon approval OF the applications
now before the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
The proposed network woula
link Pascagouia with Greensboro
High Point, Salisbury. Whining
ton, CharIotte, Winston Salem,
Raleigh, Durham, Fayetteville,
Asheville, Hendersonville Shelby
and Goldsboro, in North Caro-
lima; Rock Hill. Spartanburg,
Greenville, Anderson. Green
wood, Columbia, Sumter, Flor
ence and Orangeburg in South
Carolina. Dalton, Rome. Gaines
vile, Atlanta, Augusta, Griffin.
LAGRANGE, Macon, Columbus,
Dublin Savannah, Fitzgerald,
Waycross, Brunswick. Albany,
Moultrie, Valdosta, and Thomas
vile, in 0eorgia,s Jacksonville,
Tallahassee, Panama City, Pen
sacola, ST. Augustine, Daytona
Beach, Sanford, Fl Pierce, West
Palm Beach, Miami. Fa. Lauder
dale, Gainesville, Ocala. Tampa.
Clearwater ami st. Petersburg,
in Florida; Nashville, Marfrees-
boro, Chattanooga, Columbia,
jackson and Memphis, in Tennes-
see; Muscle Shoals, Decatur,
Huntsville, Gadsden. Birming-
ham, Admission, Tuscaloosa, Ope-
lika, Auburn, Selma, Montgom-
cry, Mobile and Andaiusia, in
Alabama; Corinth, c~larksdale.
Greenville, Vieksburg. Columbus.
Jackson Meridian, Laurel. Hat
tiesbufg and Biloxi, in Mississip-
pi; and New Orleans and Boga-
lusa. in Louisiana.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
RITZ

Find the Blackmailer" with
Fay Emerson and Jerome Cowan
heading the cast will be the at
traction at the Ritz today. On
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

Inn comes 10 the JOY on Tues
CAV.
Union Pacific" with Joel Nc
Crea and Barbara Stanwyck, will
be shown on Wednesday and
and Tom Neal in Behind the Ris-
ing Sun" on Tuesday and Friday.
Sum-" on Thursday and Friday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
10Y

above Suspicion will hold
the screen again today at the
Joy Theatre in an exciting drama
featuring Joan Crawford and
Fred MacMurray.
This will be followed by the
usual western on Saturday, the
attraction being "Tumbling Tum-
bleweed, with Gene Autry as
the hero. There'll be the "Mys-
tory Broadcast for extra thrills.
Ann Sothern, James Craig,
and Jean Rogers, will be featured
PLAYERS in "Swingshift Maisie,"
which comes to the Joy on Sun
day and Monday.
Saint Meets Tiger" with re-
suits yet to be seen when that
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07
REFORMED

London - The ROYAL Norwe-
gian Air Force recently destroyed
its l50th German plane since the
force was reformed in Britain in
1941.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

members.
Bud Taylor, manager Of Jack
son County airport, was welcom-
ed and sworn into membership.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

Alexander The Great found
bananas growing in the valley OF
the Indus in India in 327 B. C.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

Teachers salaries in the United
States during the school year
l942-43 averaged 81 $50.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-04-07

Saturday charies Starrett wiil
be the featured PLAYER at the
same theatre on Saturday with
the sixth chapter of king of
the Mountains" added for more
thrills.
On Sunday and Monday Tar
zan's Desert Mystery should
prove an attraction for Johnny
Weismuller fans, especially when
he IS featured with Nancy Kelly.
Rosemary Lane and Johnny
Downs will be featured in "Har-
vest Melody ON Tuesday, and
on Wednesday and Thursday, Err
roll Flynn and Julie Bishop will
be a special feature.
On FRIDAY Henry Aldridge
Haunts House.. should provide
mirth with Jimmy Lydon and
Charlie Smith heading the cast.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29
Cine &eltreb0lutt01t
1ta9 bent Trtebem?

Bonn tpiro bic @elt our &ube
tommen, Der Srieoen ieinen @in5ug
balten uno tpieoer Oronung berri9en?
@rob5iigige Blane tper6en ausgearbeis
tet, aber idon gleid geben 6ie Meis
nungen melt auseinanoer. 8er miro
uno per miro ni6t am Sriebenstii6
gebuloet2 @er bat mas - rn6 tpie>
biel 5u iagen?
@s taltden intmer uno INNER tpie-
Ser neue Hrobleme auf; far,m. 6aB iie
TT ben goroergruno riidedn, fommt
es au Observation-Disclosures g8eil
man benz 8urefrieoen nidt trauen
fam, lit fait irrnrer ettpas giferii9.
telei oan1it berfniipft. I
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

.uno unS cine nod erouenboIIere @0t.
terbdmmerrne molten. @0rtng ipottete
ieiueraeit Inn Reidstaesbran6proaeB,
als man auf Snotaien gu reoen ton,
Die auf ietne Miti6ulb an Dem 8ranbe
Oeuteten: ,Man miro tpobI balo be.
baupten, i9 bdtte tpie Hero betm
8ronbe 9foms bonn 0a6e meines Ba-
laltes 5ugei6out Die oa3u bic 2eier
geipielt.' Nun, beute brennt nidt nur
Der Geidstae, ion6ern oas gatae
0eutide 8eib", iagt oas S6tpei3er
8latt, aber genou tpie oamals @0rtne
beitreiten au9 beute bic Siibrer oes
Dritten 8eides, fir oieien 8rano oer.
antportlid 5u iein.
u8ir tpouen iiber bieie Sraee bier
ni6t re6ten", fabrt oie 3eitrtng BE-
iorgt fort, ,,aber zines lit li6er: uam.
li6 oaB oteie Manner nidts tun, um
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

iatno oeipotiiden Reibes freigenadt
iuoroen. oos ben Reim oes 1lntergan.
ges idon IN ii6 batte. sc tann fein
3peifel oariiber beiteben, boB aud
Nanner tpie gbur9iI uno 8ooieoelt
in Beoug ouf Deuti6lano Gbnlid ben.
fen. 2ieber, als Deuti6lano perni9.
ten, 1no6ten ite es in Die 8elt BON
Norgen ,einbauen' - pieIlei6t elm
oe5entraliiiertes, ober 6o9 Elm m0g.
li6lt un5eritortes 9eutidlan0.
80 paraoor es tlineen mag, ltegt
aber trob aaer oeutiden Nieberlagen
bic @ntideioung bariiber peoer BET
Den periObnli6 geitimmten nod BET
ben ituren Saiiern unter ben aaiier-
ten, ionoern iie liegt nur bel ben
9eutiden ielber'', betont oas Sdpei-
ger 8latt, ,,un6 man miro abtparten
miiiien, Oh 9euti6lano pirtli6 aus
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

ieoer leiner St6bte einen Sriimmer-
baufen na9 Dem 8orbilo Iabens mo-
9en min, OBJ es tpirfli6 oos gan3e
2ano uno Golf nod einen peiteren
8inter lang oen auiierten 2uftangrif>
fen preisgeben min, Oh es tpirtlib au6
nod feline lesten &in6er uno @reiie
in ben &f iagen uno 6ie oeuti6en
We1o6en uno Srauen NIT Mrbeiten
iiberbiirben min, big oieie oarunter
f6rperli9 5l1iammenbre6en unb to-
putt geben. 8enn oas a1erbings ge>
Idiebt, oann tperoen mir tpirfli6 ben
untergang Derti6lanbs I'M i6aurig>
iten Gimme erleben. 9enn Damn tper-
ben tpirfli9 2O,00O,0O0 9eutide aus
Der 8elt geidafft tper6en, oann miro
oas oeutide 8olf auf 4O,- Bis 45,OOO,-
900 rebu3iert uno ieiner Stdbte 1n6
S1ouItrien beraubt iein, Inn ipirfli9
5u einem unbebeutenoen 8auernbolf
81, tperben, tpie es Die Naais fir Den
San Der oeutiden gtie6erlage boraus-
gefagt baben. Seute idon lit Berlin
5u einem Eriimmerfelb setpor6en, bas
Die 8erIiner in bitterer Selbfttro1,ie
Die ,Huinenitaot Bel Bosbom' 11ennen.
naber es sibt atpeifellos Mdnner
i'm Dritten Meih, oenen ale oiefe Ger
itorungen nod nidt seniigen, ltno Die
nod nlebr Cote, nod mebr Muinen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29
Der Sbio &atienfrennb
rnb oas
SOiepbtnutt 8eefl1

bteten @uh ie6e @ode:
aufflarung iiber fatboltide 2ebre
1tnb 8raris;
giele tpidtiee Radri9ten iiber fa-
tbo1tides 2eben;
8ii6erbeipredune al.r Srientie'
rung fiir Die 2eftiire;
Sntereifante, ipannerbe &omane
unb bodaftueue 8toerapbten.
Ser Obie- Baiienfreuro bietet
eine etn5igarttge ausfltnftsipalte,
in Der alles 8iiiensperte un6
8raftiide fiir Sous unb @arten
gu finben lit.
9ur6 gntri6trne Cures eige-
men abonnementsbetraees uno
our9 @eptnnung zines neuen Sc.
fers Delft SIR, unbemittelte Stu.
6enten gum Brieitert1tm beran5l.
biloen. Sm Npoitolat Der fatboli-
fden 8reiie tdtig 5u fein, ii6 NIT
Ser5 un0 @eiit 8obe fir @o9e
an nitsli6er, lebrreiber 2ettiire gu
ergosen uno Die getpiBbeit> 6aB
5ufiinftige BrieIter tdeli6 am Nl.
tare fir gud, ibre @obltGter, be.
ten - tpeld b0bere Glitter t0nntet
Sbr @u9 eriperben2
S6reibt an
Soiepbinnmt College
8Ortbin9ton, Obio
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

&anm mar Sranfreid befreit, be.
gann bic politil6e Streiterei bon
neuem. 8ablen tperoen iebt in aus.
iidt geiteut, un6 oas mag oie Go6e
ebenio 1ei6t ,,berbolern" als berbeI.
fern. Sn 8elgien geben oie Meinun.
gen inbe5ug auf BEN iid in @efon.
genIdoft befinoenoen &0nig tpeit aus.
einonoer, 6enn oos raoitole Clement
m0dte i'm bonn Sbron balten un6
ibn ben Stubl gepiiiermoBen bor Die
Sir 1tellen.
Die ii6 in 2onoon befin6li6e pol
nll9e &egierung lit geneigt, 6ie 10.
genannte @ur5on-@ren5e an5uerten.
men, tpiini9t ober Oell6noereien uno
eine 5reibeitsgarantie leitens Der Ser.
Staaten uno @nglonos. @as Stalin
oariiber oenft, fiinmert 6ie Gegie.
rung i'm Grill ni6t, aber BEN gerbiin.
oeten bereitet oas Summer.
Solen mar 1867, alio Dor runo orei
Sabrbunoerten, ein eroBes> nta9tiges
2ano. Son Noroen na9 Siioen oebn-
te es itb bon @itlano Big na9 Stu.
marien als; Die ufratne geb0rte al
Bolen. Som Beiten big gum Slten
oebnte itf Bolen aus bon Der Side.
boilopotei big nad &uBlano; @eiB.
&utbenien uno OitpreuBen eeborten
gum polnii6en &eid. 3ebn Sabre fpG.
ter, 1867, muBte Bolen einen Sell
Der Ukraine, (einen breiten Streifen
I'M Slten) bon &utbenien un6 GIT.
lano an &uBlano abtreten. Oitpre,1.
BEN ging ibn1 oerloren. SIM Sabre
1772 biiBte golen einen betr6dtliden
Sell ietner Sii6tpeitede uno einen
Streifen I'M Nor6oiten Elm, iotpie elm
@ebiet bon fait Der @r0be OitpreuBens
peitIid bon oiefem, ein. SIM Sabre
(5ortiesuns auf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29
Die 3erit6rmng 9enti6lanbs

,,Wenn man Die beuti6e Bropo-
eanoo berfolgt, Die immer tpieoer ct.
Hart, penn Deutidlan6 i6on nidt
ftegen tonne, Damn tpoHe es lieber I'M.
tergeben uno 6an1it Die 8olfer guro.
pas lebren, obne Deutldlanos 5dus
aus5ufo11tmen, 10 fann man ii9 nur
fragen, Oh Die 0e1ti6en ODER aur1in.
beit Die Na5iibidten, Die beute oas
9euti6e &et6 reprdientteren, nt6t
bon einem patbologii6 gelteigerten
uno unbefrieoigten @eltungstrieb be.
fciien itn6". i6reibt Die i6iuei3eril6e
3eitltng u9ie @eltpo9e". ,,Aus 0ie.
iem &ompler beraus i6einen ite Der
gSelt Die 8eoeutung 0eutl6lon6s
oaour9 tlarmaden gu tpoIlen, 0aB iie
ibr 2ano betpuBt uno iiberlegt 6en
llntergang preisgeben. IS fann oud
fein 3meifel ooran beiteben, 6aB Die
fubrenoen olliierten StoatsmGnner
nit io1den Mogli6feiten re9nen, ober
es tpare ni6ts faliber, als 5u elaus
ben, oaB iie cine 1ol9e Mogli6feit
audi begriiBen tpiiroen.
.,@an5 i'm @egenteil bietet cine Der
leBten &e6en bon Brdlibent &ooiebelt
einen pradtoollen 8etpeis oafiir, tpte
ielbit Die Setn6e bes Oritten &ei9es
Die sroBen Berte anerfennen, Die tros
allem i'm beuti6en golfe ,i6lumn1ern'.
Stefe beriobnli6en 8orte oes ame-
rifunii6en Staatsoberbauptes aeigen
erneut, tpie oft idon entideioenoe Mo-
mente ieiner politii6en 2aufbabn, bob
ct Elm Staatsmann ean5 groBen Sor..
mates lit, Der Die etpieen 2ebren Ser
8eltgeI6idte ni9t MIR fennt, ionbern
AUDI an5utpenoen uno 5u befolgen Der.
itebt. gu oieien eeididtliden 2ebren
geb0rt aber bic @rfenntnis, 6aB aus
3eritorung altf Die Dauer INNER MIR
pieoer neue 3eritorung fommen fann,
un6 oaB nur Beriobnlibfeit uro Ser.
ftdnbnis Die tuabre @aiis fir einen
.itabilen' Bie6eraufba,, biIoen.
,,sSn ieinem flugen Bud iiber Sei.
pio Qfricanns idreibt 2io6el Cart,
Die 8erit0r,ing aartbagos lei Der
@rlrt6 81 Ronls eigenert 11ntergnag
geneien. Oenn burh lie lei Der Beg|
5,,r Grridt,ing eines aentroliiierten'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

oieien 8ran0 ein3uodmmen, Der nur
Deuti6lano gan3 5ngrunoeri6ten
tann. sSm @egenteil, iie orbeiten al.
len oenen in Die &anoe, bic ben I'm
tergang oes oeutl9en 8olfes moaen,
uno oa ite piiien> 6aB ibr eigener I'm.
tergang ni6t mebr auf5ubalten lit,
mouen Tie ibren Mbgang nogltdIt un.
beimli6 uno oramatiidb seitalten. -
s.. IS. 8.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

vol Won Case und Blahungen-besorgen
! Sic SIGH Forni's zeiterProbtes, Alpenkrau-
cine Magentatigkeit anregende Medizin.
hergestellt aus l8 der Natur eigenen me-
dizinischen Wurzeln, krautern und Pflan-
zen. AlpenkrSuter bringt TRACE Darme yum
sanft und leicht auszuscheiden. sovie die
durch Hartleibigkeit verursachten Case zu
,vertreiben und gibt dem Magen das ange-
inehme Cefuhl Won Warme. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glucklicher Linderung Won
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wieder wissen
wollen und zur selben Zeit Ihrem Magen
guttun wollen, besorgen Sic sich noch
heute AlpenkrSuter und nehnen Sic es
Elm genau vie auf dem Etikett angeseben.
Falls Sic es in Ihrer Nachbarschaft NIGHT
kaufen konnen, sender Sic fir unser
AlpenkrSuter Einfuhrung gsangebot und
erhalten Sic
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UMSONST Sofis.s5tn Sod Wirt7Pro; Pro-

FORNTS HEIL-OEL IMMINENT - anti.
septisch-bringt schnelle Linderung Won
rheumatischen und neuralgischen Schmer-
zen, muskulosen RIckenschmerzen, 4tei.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln. VersSAu.
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORMS MAGOLO - alkalisch-lindert
gewisse Magenstorungen vie Sodbrennen
und Verdauungsst0runSen, hervorgerufen
durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29
;"FUhle mich sehr quf!
! Dunk den,
lpenkridiuter'' d

Wenn funktionale
Hartleibigkeit an 9
:dauert und Sic mi.
serabel, nerves und
irritiert fIhlen und
an deren Symp-
tome leiden-kopf.
schmerzen, Gbleua
Mundgeruch, yer
stimmtem Magen, ,
Verdauungss g s stos
rung, Schlaf- und
Appel titlo sig keit
:und lhr Magen fuhle
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-11-29

Die Sauptfapele Ser 8ainbrioge
gubal Station, 8ainbrioge, M6.,
miro borousitdtli6 gum gemein.
i6aftli6en @ebrau9 fir &atbolifen,
Ssuben uto BroteItanten our Ser
Evening star., 1944-01-04
Argentina 5 Support
Of Bolivia Challenge
To Other Republics
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Argentina's recognition of Mai
Gualberto Villarroel's revolutionary
Bolivian government was regarded
in diplomatic quarters here today
as fiat challenge to the other
American republics.
Since all the other republics had
agreed not to recognize the new
government until they had consulted
among themselves. Argentina's &C
ton yesterday stands out.
The temper of officials here and
in other American republics has
risen to the point where some action
against Argentina, possibly as
drastic as break in relations, seems
inevitable.
This move undoubtedly would be
taken Jointly with Great Britain
While the other American republics
are not expected to follow suit, they
would be informed and their atti-
tude ascertained beforehand.
London Papers Voice Concern.
In London, morning newspapers
expressed deep concern over de-
velopments in Argentina and Bolivia,
and the Laborite Daily Herald
bluntly accused both countries of
working with the NaZis.
The diplomatic correspondent for
the Herald asserted There is little
doubt that, having failed in Chile,
the next objective of the German
(espionage) organization will be to
torment with Argentine and Boliv-
ian connivance anti-Allied move
ments in Peru and Paraguay"
The immediate reaction of diplo-
matte analysts here was that, while
the new Bolivian regime may be
bolstered temporarily by the Argen-
tine action, it politically isolates the
two countries from the rest of the
hemisphere.
1t is known that there is increas-
ing concern over Argentina's refusal
to participate in the hemisphere
determination to sever all ties with
the Axis, and possible countermeas-
ures have been under consideration
Might Mean Economic Sanctions.
If the decision is taken to break
relations it would mean economic
sanctions.
The effect on the United States
undoubtedly would be an immediate
shortening of the meat supply, since
the American Army and Britain
have been getting meat from Ar
gentina. Most of these supplies
would have to be made up from
production in the United States.
Other products which have been
purchased heavily by the Allies in
Argentina include tungsten, leather
! and wheat. Authorities estimate
Evening star., 1944-01-04
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Port Huron, Mich, Wthdrows
BID for COP Convention

MIR. O'Hara said he did not think
he would be taken seriously"
His letter to Mr.. Spangler had
said:
II have just returned from Chi
cago and have found that the hotel
situation there is terrible and I am
doubtful II your convention will find
any space whatsoever, and with this
thought in mind we are extending
to you a very cordial invitation to
hold your convention here in Port
Huron.
I'VE have plenty of open. spaces,
two or three large school auditoriums
and people who are known through
out the Nation for their hospitality
who will, I am sure, open their doors
and extend a very warm welcome to
your guests.
I'VE have splendid hotel, too,
owned and operated by the only re-
naming New Deal Democrat In this
Evening star., 1944-01-04

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