davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
Harvesting OF Big
Cotton Crop By War
Prisoners Praised

Approximately sea prisoners
Ns Wsf n feow - - rsgAf
weeks in i've Mississippi Delta
eaanfies Were efedi,ea IS the
Labor Bganeh Fourth Service
Command faday Ulth harvesting
9 COTTON erup u7nsesTaHVeiy val
uFs a. ruFFeut ma ke8 prices 81
more thar s65c ooo
Due 90 acute manpower short
aEes snd s storm WhiEu menscne
tae crop several weeks eso. 5
ge portion at tins crop other.
Wlss mas aaee been onsmpIete
~ m TIE opinion q Captain
Rrhafo Z smiSh, assistant eaiei
Lanaz Branch Fourth Service
Command. IL eharee If fsfm -
Dns and prisoner Of a. detail
Final reports on prisoner q
waf acuTtuee lu this cotton belt
showed the prisoners picked s
A#aEN NA&sAAH 0t EMH INV VIII
pgsarS camps cioaea lasf week
tire hsrvess IL each camp b
aaauds summarized IS follows
g Eeenville 15l5.sgs luolanala.
I.1aL077 Be1zouA as len.
Cleveland So l2l ClagkSdale.
I7l6s3s
Captain Smith srrfved II an
estimate 81 the value 81 the c1un
Is asinR u cents Is me market
price pet aaana for seed eastan
o. lhai bass TIE aetaai vaiae q
tae crop would d. s6s 6eSlse. -
patnfed gu
Win the shutdown If ne
Temporary ramp2 the prisoners
0eu convened q permanent
camps neaHtT where they nay
work 81 points within eeaSoEane
asaance going 81 and sfurn gfsen
anzk under guard eaeh morning
and night
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
First ingalls, Ship
Year Will Be
Launched Friday

r. af NEE 80 fir2E
auashnK o. asf at re lng
shipeaa - 3av CaueF1
ts Haaet
1ne eng neeg fse w
ehelaseu ie bsraiu Friaa8
Januars ~ tis5 m a
itine at Us tane,elaa Ha
fs 1ee pasty lals&
Mem ~ kig ainN
paff 04l 81 Ro q Ke
agg - New Orleans sfan d
huaaz and eF.se II
Cealse maid q aone "a III
Keezg " etell a.
agd Ms ! & case
1HlA -
and = f urufs e Bm
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
James Freeman
Dies OF Wounds
In Italy Dec. IL

staff Sergeant Jaua G Free
maF 25 eaa old 80 Isl NJ
aEaaae L eeuan u peaa
b anal = Freeman ~ Henaos
Hliss aed 90 Iias nec IL
wounds reviewed = act.oa 49,
aaIng u1lnaa asilisc4tlan
afed - ans Nee
Ns Ese
II had been Boz II.
IL Hsr than lhgee ana -
e1D overseas aaa past la.I
aag r. Aires sanaeulaee :
4 late - Novsnsf that rs
cnanked b. nd ~
n TAR bis marr
he Nas q msmaes ri fa medaca
of te EIfth Army
AfaauaH Freeman
aea . 81 pa#aeaula -
hes Eetd here lar more
s teaE and q SISTER Mrs :
& Aeegt RESIDES Ia Ms Pagat
suse Mm So Ricaaa
makes m haue esth 81
enc eme - af -
Iaz ard Other m
w are E bfaiHe EaNara :
an So O-sam and -.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
Two New School
Buildings Ready
During Next Week

AI1saaEh &apans q tnc fWa
meM elementary nch1a b-uisainaa
under casaanaesasr "a een
xe ore end rzsss61 both vii
BE- ssnapietea - Mnnaas. super
s~utenaens Tnanas It Wells n
nouneea # betn aFe ROT reax
60 gfe kams aafe he Second NilI
ready iu ratan Jsuaa
IL saia
Tns uesa ta nsse nsa baltd
ms Was aupaasfx Is a. en-
nellHsn1 * s. new pupss iH He
r8ss schools an Moaaass she frs
8as IS acfsol afteE tire ChflM
Hag saaitaaea OF fha numsg =
easesee nlsh sennal saa tse
naming - enteftd tsze eAanen-
lars senoois mhseh are already
tlsd tayona aesassz capaeEgs
Afr Wells palnied oat a heavy
tnfe.lfut nj Ter the remainder al
sHf msaith S anticipated S. mans
ahassiz eompiese gfaes lirsi ae0a
fef curing JanuafH and lamf-
sss planning - losa Ehe h~ushaad
ana father employs ~ - the Ia
EalAs SnspsaFn sena - wait IS
move between terms at ex-
plainea
EVERY psfeni VII D. notifies
individually be . nuis from TIE
seaNol as t. wisat Nhnai the
enid wiIl attend and euffng what
hours Mf Wells sala Motif
cation mas nos reach 81 families
lor the next few DAYS
Tire school beard has aHlho
sxed fhr eonssslactlon q sidewalks
on the scnsAol grounds 20 the
street line and me nlisrR ln ans
heauutcafian ~ tfe groana
a1xk shai wak NOT inelaaea 81
ale government grant 20 eaeef
erection q the nuildmga
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
Over Enemy Ground. Missing
For Two Months. Sgt. Cox Returns

A fight W1fa enefay planes s
fumfzmla parachute JUMP and 3
tNo-month secrecy shrn1aaed trin
back - base uFDuEa Gesmaa.
occupied terllfoffit took a3 q
That hat SsaH Sergeant Vinceal
cax has emneea n~rsseaEhea frusn
the rank ~ Ne officials MISSING
he arrived "Wednesday mora
ina faf e - aae faraaaah WEsh
MS parents IL end An p y
Cox SO Jackson aesaae after
having landed - Ne& XeTk -
Jauaarx 2 Ineilfaed - brush 81
the aa8e thing IS Aueoaseuuea-
tax re Sail gunner - 3 FiFank
FORTRESS sdnaE12 bn3evu Ehas
ihe nigh rasasHute jump Nas
something ~ = s1aistEEing ex
peuence Be.aE IN paae ria-
died Nltn enemy eaIleta Na
nothing neW ed aceEz q nee
le sarrounas his return ao hs
M 81 EnGland but uzst para
csasa Hamp ezn BE- tala
Wien "a heeauae enxoa ~
waala Rave = I4aNe fhs pane
ne asat 81 - haicH sd Hoaks
doan - SD Baf - deeia@
Il 50 Zoo fsF 60 N1mp 81 ne
Neat bark nse Hae aass an4 -
duau 81 tak r cTe ~ one
n ~ us HzH m tssa thsH
men aat asa nnts FreHs
alea Heagh ~ heafa p exp
sga = ere Rzans an4 $40 ua
tne fEzf 10 aEase thHn S Hia =
pnsaz - afEanHHf
NaaHK Cex IS reported mis-
mx 6aIzaaink s asmh8Ha mtaa
sepseaher E - s@ - hsasa
ildm akaIn unzsI ire HaHEa pc
of Easemn He he ben -
noass In EnzlaHa anes Nsv sns
has #n = ambtaE H
UseH maH r. - aup@aaf 81
Ees = 1fHHzH# aHa a
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
Directors To Be Elected
Al Meeting OF Chamber OF
Commerce Tuesday Night
Charter OF Incorporation Is Signed By
Governor: Constitution And Bylaws Also
Scheduled To Be Adopted By Group.

VIII TIE eaaete ag
a s. Pau Moss
pairst Cambee Il ceusnrgev
aH asa Mea sfn9ng
IN Feau isf aa ugaanfAa
tH meeting h
e
FaraR HiHa asszlsse
Ha 81 3 ~
AnpFaeiaa ard rasnK S lfe
tet annuaaeed ihsk seek
} fa chairman - ste
ehasiar afia ~ a8s eun8als1Enc
= Wells ana A II
aas1Fse ne charter 49,
pFaeea ard ssan*d - Gnf
MurphFes W Eeem8s
aeanN a tns msn
rsNlp afeN eaufs1sea WiW s
3aniUiaa Esatsn nzleats
Team eansaina continued = -
pat MANY ffsrN avefsukaefinmR
~ usuEsiuse nautheFshlp 400
Us 8fa8 fafasSs cilaitsa slaxIt to-
a tae Sa094nsafk - Is
II Last ek ) total 81 s.
was keta aiFe aah
fefi bat figure ihN Nek
u.s. w cea5H
- as s
ueiiag NEN - W aaap 81
re bg Submitted - ts
- a~aaHaaift# ard the H
1lan afa IS drmgaf as
NE aeisHed ~ thg Is aNs
adopted ~ tine a-engbaN All
persons aaa firms ano has nsi1
slea - iaa aesau part
tncF eEl entities = taAe
part Ii R voting 81 TIE ea
maMfFa@ fEms taking
na8up mem persons
Yed the firm will - ae
e ssc e e.
le et5laa lar
aeay IS nokEa for
3 rae mua individuals
I'D ilsna aae adssuse q as.eir
voting According e.
asuee nIan aaa "a
u ihe mh IS
directors ase q - eetea In
hfsf election Hse Cd re d.
ags soaa serve o
use ars aHa hse saf@
ara uerene 81 dsaee1o
serve u teaf ferr
The esa wa q
Hnaee 8Hat AZ Hn A
Point aua wnaa Rave
- mass s. dreaa each o. the
asd TIE wheH final
- s,eete ait = charged ata
M psld
HaFN
Tae nH drive Nll
unfinaa 1Hzelga Iaesaae II an
effort = Heach ~ Haai
f8fe IT, Tuesday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07

lnN paftealas tafgef - Sep
asube2 6 NN SsaeRsrf - II
sast aas Is tae Kassrea Iaslel
= reaeH
Fleatina Upward
lf ab1Af 80 Sd na mnh
g - 80 Han We - en-
szaaze aaa Nefo forced a.
Alter aa Hza wllsdsawn
un Qn s Didn't seem ann
ane ae aae messed an
Arh aaat - MNaHussls
$50 feese Nalfsez Il snas s.ta
- esHHE Mas - 49, - ~
Haltzsa Na cess. aeeef mass Il
Hack = EHElsaa 80 mss 4a.~
e. psa# Hra = - taa - of
hirx i #are .#aa1f aIaf a.
NefF z..H fHa snai = sea
HE#sIlHa - Pas s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
ROtarians Have
Business Meeting
No Program

There was 10 fixed program
iaF TIE meeting Of the paseagoG
"a Rotary Clah aH "Wednesday 50
fhe meeting Was turned into :
oIie hastnea enc announcement
ri fatufe meeang etc Vice pres
hdsns 4 p May presided
Announcement g. sae pap
grams q the meeting Tor the re-
uaainaer 81 he Rotary seaf END
ing 1slv ailh ne nanse #
me RataFians IA chsfEe - fne
various meetings guest speak
erS esE wAs mace. showing
tsof sa a :
fer re first HaH - ias&
: $ Abhe manager 81 tns
1wai tflephane exchange Was
mtroaugan q . nea member
ana received re usual welcome
Visiting Rofarlans wsse " N
Duttan end 7 BARTON Vest u
Moss Paint. making - attena-
anee
TIE e1mplete report - he
Recfeag1onal survey COMMITTEES
appointed ia NaeeuheH ~ MAY
.or Cutler. Ass read Ia detail BY
A F May chairman q ihe com
nsittee and commented On tree
ly Is several Of the memoeft
Bringing uut - good points and
showing that progress = being
made IL the masters proposed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
wAR LoosEs ROOSTER

Iniefakea IS H-eha2 - an
azHer - CASUALLY Or 9 E
Parry - rooster
Iha aean caanszI asked Dr.
Parry = Elu ~ rooster sitter
Masor Stanford e Punt SD 81 a
eaancll HzluE - bad EaHEsed
seven . sahf cas- irau : asT
worker cusnnlzzned o. fhl
HHaa 80 m1EHzHz efa 4
Interfering site - sN ED
aallE - aafz = aafleE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
HUNT wETH EXPERTS

Hass Ka Arthur ] WI
Haes astofnes SAYS 80 has suAH
: Way Is bring hone fHe h
every aaae he N hunting
he always s Wlth -
maekzman kNaEV nmH - fire
& also Ash ~ trigger xpa
I'd WsIes na1as faa ea
naf = fham
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07

Wunanx t naanka ~
Chase - M nnya ability
~fnFnagat t tf1ee Meals
xsnesn rsaxaa tvs inKai
built Tss Sama cna4 IS earn
snE mr. Mare a aEaa If t
nlisessss seq Of Sc war
originals oaElt . luxury
liner. re Is n neo
Vass v@ aaHaga il p
x8 ml0re re Waf ard later
ennvextea b. fa government -
@ q trNlp usn Knopn ca
ara a for ax niFMa
cape II euane naiAeta STR IS
unx Saus uasast fanSaus r
q xg The vessel S uaaursea
by : c8as1 GuaEe sfea asa ua
SERVED sof Ia m.antfs A. faE4hip
cs ths Esghsn Ann ous ~
STE S she ssf sfsu 81 s.
shruaah az thss 81
fnTank asr man tHe
rr r. AL
~ ~8iaiti Mefe
ma raine ~ Nn
tire HaN shippers
x weN put ae ii
ision
Darna me Nasc Ias4
Invasion eae IS ths
- mm b vea
80 and haii r aau1
Tbs eneas iaaH asp ~
1nsz ST khe xesn ard tws W
atEMIdIM tfe Nnin are m esite
e waa ue aniy q q 9
Rfs4au e fua7 transports = epu
SAT- a Aaexe shat das
Commanding osi1esr Known HeFs
IL addition 81 knowing tae
ageas STRIP WHleA tnsA fsm ou
tar Naes as t shilxa heE
commanding eef AA Capt
Roger Heluaer lufafa Hsswes
Nm e-ainn1a4ssa " Ca
Ga.<sa hsse nese gsw saaa ea
5 d3ea ago Ifs wAs etainent
- Eas snast aaak ana asteI
tle Scout tsop AaH 3 ualns
ehin IS tizas almost ~
mlo NM s usaaasaT 3 Ills gaAF
nsg4 s csssEz asle
- tas armed 1ssa
-In. realty uuad 81 that
Iafan aTef2rr East 0ua dzaaail
rum Omaha 1 W
"a hsF e nsonsha At 0Fan s
m ~ on aaA af tar hau
ports that ans Sank
ing Na asEEsd aazaHe
u1An ans utglss ard
oflaaa. l0f 81
sse.a - @ sF Hna
naagx sn8 na Naun
u several wlsh
aserAaa al - 81ns -
Nc SO dt1 tas same thlHa-onF
theFw s Wa sa = Esssn
n fe uax back aaa tae
mlsa t1EussEa 8 enannsl y ~
mine ~ se sent aaHaaRf ~
wosa nsent na asteek fv
erw -at ~ ar u ane
5 hzII wlsh zs zf fsIl 8 aace
saeaz sae EXP aE a.
anasans Bat Is ~ .as tFa
mson4- a nsg
once never losE
man ana n0na r a aa 49,
N9aaaea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
DOG MASTER DISCHARGED

Brigham Utah-0anu uaHsea
sfseF ths Stand ia taa HsWaaans
afe : veieaan q. World Wa i
a wlH Feeeive 81 houoraae
dsseharEe ifan lhe Afm9 s Bush
nen general hospital rear naIg
ham "a ellssAe fas terrier aaE
mlI aet be- asehafKs eeftssIeale
- tse sane ame her asnar rvf
Raaalph m KHapacz -
Rahxay. = 7 o5taIm his
Hhen ksanaezek laans her o.
~ ISLAND - became tht uesz
asae massaa ara transferred
MiEh ii g Canton sIan8 ndaua i
: hsfracks ga sha learned =
~ lrto 3 saxnae When 1an
aaHa appeared
ne hffe terrier aaze GeN =
Australia Il - army bomber 80
Later. With sim ue EaFeed aaan
= ~ uaen aae planes masaz
.a.Ise THss srre fsseaed - 5
desaoysT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
eoAr Marks rHE SPOT

Arkansas cstv. kaa-eneser
una huninf sfsas = ufe and
en esn = retrieve il IF laid
su RS cuai = mark ne ap-
afuNisuate spot 3hee the nara
"a ard laen keg4n e lYefui
ssch s fire xreanu 40 Aaek He
e ~ IA disgust ead picked up
csla Ihe aaaII Nns anae5-
18th
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
- Homestead Tax
Exemptions MoY Be
Applied For Now

AeeazznR - - anHaHae#a1e
made - tae -
aunsseafians ser a94s HeHaeEea
ak ezsmofiaaz an unH =
eeiee4 Applicants mazz suna
theif 1888 e-zsHell0n Receipts
wnen aHnlyana : = azahaf
tax assessor explained
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07
IRE Sweeps
Dorm
InEasilawn
Residents Escape
Injury. Damages
SET Around $4,000

a Ea whscs Eea1
Arsmse a Elet 81
ard had p
pss 8 8sslaz kal
ta eas g fbe aa Wata
r. ws 8wn nnVe panent Ca
y saas Hghs eaang ssen
SIS 0m 90 eaN
Aenm rs Haanae e Ofi&
nsafan fhs hN hnke
auf shout 64N q ufeutly
il ore - Ne neaFlug oues ns
tfe Mgfasee ea + lmatsa b.
tMun tae fwe usn as Dsffni
luFg . The flalnsS spread ~
ssifi1e = tslth es1 81 ts h8isa
ng tte afe W aai 81 c1ntgNl
before ne praieet wx aeaazi
meet easa answer tne alarm
The Paaagouis and Noes Point
fEFe departments acre suuusaasu
t. ASSIST tree un FIRE Gem.
psny ara if# eaae As pat euf
sb1ui IIga 3 No formal
aGsaie aarsaga - cause has
beer nsase ~ Ots sad
Tnee Nsse ssaai So uass &c
elpysng the - ns1gn agafuitafs
II the nne IL tae flre ard ftso@
Nno Vese - the building escaped
Msfn most 81 their mf
IN tas fuesns without Haiasg They
Nere transferred ato s~ef1EgAfY
aaassew Until ore 81 the baim
Ings nef ns,3 ia ue could b pfs
pagrd fof aecupangy Mr Gus
said
Faulty Consirsefion
The Gre was tsas Eesu Il taai
~ cgnstractlon ~ CTS deriaF
Me
kffuctsa anfef fhe minimum
snle sseeifcaueas TIE only
things asd ~ wpB + Hsaf
time 4 great eesl o. infamma
hae msteiai wat used sne. frank
Is we have Deeu ecas7aotN
worried ah~itsi fhe fire hazard
+ was Ea9 this reason Ne have
GUARDS Nha spotted the Ere inn
mediafely. bat ire rapidtss Nith
whscn tie aans@ spread and the
acf shat tse ws pressure Wa4
lnsdequate resuliea r tne heavy
loss We were ae swafe IT the
naaeqaae8 u ne water protu
ton ard as q matter % fact
have saccee8eo r. obtaining al
naofity fus the re5aeavinK = this
situation xish re installation u
new naffH bat Is Mas Impossible
% get approval aH TIE proper
system when TIE prolerf Was
nuiit
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07

ne frs settlement 81 Rhaas
EIan1 ua Hase iH HEaf BE- -
Wnud e~uzEaFinE So pr1eIHa
- 80 Chinese - HHs - -
zHzZ century
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-07

More TRAN 81 mlllion calls
Nefe handlsa by Washington
srlephoae operators last sear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
The RcSI Way

That his father was a jail
bird ne returned bitterly. II
don blame you, Gertrude. You
done right It's best that way
for him. never was any good.
Butt would like to see him, just
once. Couldn't YOU let me, with
out letting him know who
vase"
II guess maybe I could do
that Gertrude agreed. IF /
was sure my husband wouldn't
know You could come when he
wouldn't be there. You wouldn't
lot him find out, would YOU
Promise me YOU won't let on.
Joe Nand I'll let YOU see Curly"
Hell never find out from
me" The mans voice shook
with carneStneSS You needn {
worry about that I'm glad
you're happy, YOU and Curly
Gcrtrudesopened her pocket
book and took out pcDCil. She
\ocrbbled an address on a piece
az scrap paper
Here We're living over near
Concy Island. You'll find it easy
enough You can come tonight
If you want to ANY time before
3 o'clock Ny husband gets
home then"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Asking

Queries from chcutS q I
live IN a famous university
town. Could YOU use some in
side information on faculty
Nomen2 \ ANY information
that will aid our male clientele
IN getting along better with
women is welcome. 50 far We
have had no requests a. how 10
handle a faculty woman but
no doubt will in time. We had
twenty two requests last week
for advice on how 60 handle
feminine welders. five about
female truck drivers. four
about mAnicuristS, thee on
\lNAC lieutenants and one from
man in Boston regarding the
va, 10 manage a lady street
car mOtormlnJ @ W hat
makes barber angry when
you try to tell him hoWfto cut
your hair? Isn't that YOUR
privilege 4 BARRIERS IN the
place I patroniTe never get
angfy when you give them in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
added Details

Mazda LupcScu. King Carol
futpd has fourteen dogs all
pooNcs = what is the name.
Of ne basket in winch an In
DIAN woman carries her
paP9ose? " = Ks a feminine sub
Scuber Couldn't say. osfhand
Qady but when l go through
Albuquerque \ NJ ~ ask
T0ne OF The INDIAN squaWS at
We station ! hope l don't
have TO- DIVA blanket TO get
TIRE -ttffSWer ~Whcre is a good
place TO live in the United
Statesp ] W1Uld IKE 10 settle
daWn&n an .Geal spot when l
retire,E writes a subscriber.
Ordr1arNyZtl could not be
considerc@ an unusual quce-
non ThisNfme i'll, Theman
asking who're hc can find an
dfaF placeN 90 live now lives
M southern CSi+tprula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Zlu~g
n,
/VjnOFLCU
BY Elsie Robinson
HAPPY NEW YEAR,
YOUNG AMERICA!

/ YL0I ~ TTTT TT
and fdtb, p'w oppoulul.aA4
and yc>-Ucr ojiIga'Jou
With the END Of the Udr rhlch
ne dare 10 fSpc Wii come tdl,
year, Young America iCjH enter
upon an era as nclr and dr.
jercHt. as jull Of opportunities
ana ctuttrHgeS prTf'sgey ana
perllS. rcWGrdS and responsible
tiles as that pioneered 5y the
PilQrtH Fathers on the Forty
miners.
MAY you face the CHALLENGE
OF 1914 Uith the same han
courage Which has been under
lined by the lcay ,tSeG' That is
T tt7-e -7'TT17 TIT Voc TCdT JTT5T
tOr you all
once year this department
heeds The clamor Of the Old
SterS for a voice IN our Young
America forum Blueprint for
1914" is their topiC.and what a
lob they've done Listen To this
inspiring letter from Helen NJ
Ashley Of Detroit
Dear Elsie Robinson
Presenting that all hostile
ties Will cease this year. here Is
nay blueprint for I944-an ex-
citing blueprint such as the
world has never seen before.
II NOnNsts Of a Ereat spirit
ual chapgA y moralTeiuyena-
ton in the Nhearts, minds and
souls Of the people. IN a few
simple words, TINS A DESIRE
TO PLEASE GOD
y The results \l0iU be \tdr
reaching and Stubcnd5us. Az
oreSslrenesS 1b(H be 'repiaced by
WeekHeSS SeU&HReS& Uitt gIUe
way to mercy. ECdrn6lttV be-
coming clean-of-Heau Posses
StUcHeSS losing ttSV ioorlGliueSs
No become poor-iu-Np,Nt.\ In
&UereRcc utH be replaced by
a Munger and Hurst ior CODA
COX fearing people UN Vu}d
pcW\compdSSl0H tgr crWu0Hc>
~ tlE human race and \rjQt
n truc\nud l1Stiu0 PEACEA
"Lovc\of all that is good VIII
dominatc\our life and the fruits
from the Nrcc OF love will h..
ours From Heaven
Mrs Helen W Ashley
6l34 Santa Rosa Drive De-
troit Mich \ tS2500 prize
Copyright lair Nos rR'o's, Syndicate irs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

Joe. she smiled thlnlV. II
mean out Of all the people I'm
the city, to think ] should run
into YOU" She heSitated Have
you bcen-bCen out long?"
A.COuplc If months now
got some time off for good be
havior tried to look YOU up,
hut | didn't have no luck. His
eyes. were pleading Il thought
ycu might let me see Curly
Would YOU do that. Gertrude
Just let me see the kidd
She waited a LONG time before
sne poke The man who had
been her husband waited un-
easily shifting from one foot 20
the other
Il married again, YOU know -
Observation-Disclosures -tt-----4A-trrrff
never told my husband that YOU
were in--in prison. | told him I
didn't know where YOU were,
that | hadn't heard from YOU
since the divorce.
Il couldn't tell him. You see
that, Joe, don't YOU? Hes a fine
man, respectable and all that.
And then on account Of Curly.
too. didn't want people ia
know"
Joe nodded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
SfrecI Deserted

There was no one with hcr
and The quiet street was de-
frted A. least. Joe believed
~ 10 be deserted But when he
stepped out Of the shadows
hand fell on his collar. and NJ
was ysnked suddenly back
toward the walk
He looked up at his captor.
and his heart sank heavily He
knew inStiuctiyely. although
The man Wore no uniform, that
he was in th. hands Of the law.
"a dick" ne Eroancd.
The other man smiled
grmiy
Joe swallowed ha.d
You amt takin me in, are
you?" he cried. II wasn't dom
nothin done timc-sure I
did But I been goin' straight
ever since I come out. Honest
to God"
oh sure The detective
frightened his grip on the mans
collar "All tx cons always 20
straight There's been a series
Of. breaks around this neigh
borhood for the past six weeks
and now | find a mug like
YOU around, peeking i'm win
dows I suppose"
Wait a minute" Joe inter
rupted quickly. II got a rea-
son for that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Songs

Note 1T stated "Alexakder's
Ragume Band was Irving Der
Inns first song That's not
right. Berlin's first hit, writ\
ten in 1909. was My Wife's
Gone to the Country. Hoorayl'
"Alexander's Ragtime Band"
was written in 1911 Here's an
angle on the argument: Which
is the most important. the
words or the music2 Berlin
wrote a ditty called Smile
and Show Your Dimplc' that
was a complete flop later he
took The tune Of this sang and
put new words TO IL. The re-
suit was that terrific hrN Of a
few years ago titled Eastc-
Parade
Distributed nv King Features
syndicate, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

not the causes be hound and
eliminated?
Some Young American is
going to win a SIS prize for
a suggestion \on HOW TO
CURB DIVORCE. There will
be other prizes. too. for all
letters printed Send Your
answer 10 Elsie Robinson in
care of this paper being sure
10 give your fun name, age
not over 30 and address
Contest closes one week from
today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02
Gratitude

She laid a hand on hI&arm
N"You see how important II is,
don't youA for him not to know
about y0u?'
You needn't worry. Fhe
man repeated, He won't never
find cut from me.r
He watched unul she hs5
aI appeared Efo The sub&ava
lhcn he tuned away with "a
light SIGH There was no bit-
torDrs in his eyes row Merely
gratitude. And eagerneSs. as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

Practically nobody had
happy year i'm 1913 what with
the shape the world is in hut
here's poem by good old Tom
Hood for those whose 1913 was
tougher than tho average:
And Ue Uto hare met 7Iith adj
-perSfiV'S blast
And been bored TO the earth
bU ITS turV
To Uhom the II months that
hare recently passed
We're as harsh as a pref
udiced JtrU
SUI hN 10 Tho LALlLLcl md
jOn in our chime
The regrets OF remembrance
10 coEen, I
And hdriho obtained a keU
, 'riGl ~ time
Shout ia 4tOpcs of q kird}iey
Az dozen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

We note that the Statisti-
clans find that more than
one in every five marriages
NOW ends i'm divorce. and furA
ther that they expect a big
Jump in the divorce rate
after the war.
The tragedy Of divorce is
so universally recognized that
"thc divorce evil" has become
a hNAWord everywhere i
there no nav 10 stop it, Can
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-02

one Of the HctDS broadcdSts.
mich -uScd-la-he-l+s-4.l++S.---+-
and neUSteSt. is gradually hQr-
ING all the hte Mandy pam
bed out OF Il. It's fldbbicSt IN
rs Washington builetiuS-SO
much so that ercu its rdpS dt
the NeW Deal are almost np0lQ-
getic. Some OF US tCere lis
'eHino 10 IL the other Sundojru
and wondering II The sabotage
pds planned or 1rhctbcr the
program makers lUcrc Just nat
ural born mtlQuetOaSts FL
1Glly a man NTH huHch
chtrped UP You kRo,u ne
guessed TEE an idea they're
SlCeetening Il up so Hcv can
sell IL as q staring ti,m 4tor
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