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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
Former Crosse Isle Trainee Wins YMCA Slogan Contest
HORSE TRAINER SPENDS
HOLIDAYS IN DETROIT

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
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atthe potvhcrc yourubiton. Keep
Peneiro handyail during the colds
season. You and your family viii be
delighted With tic relief pcnctro
brings 70 tlIc,c colds miscrics. The
regular 10 costs 25c, double supply
only 5Jc. Always demand pcnctro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01
IF COLDS COUGHING BARKS
YOU INTO A DOGS LIFE

Dr. say 10 The dog house. Get
real re-ei from taat cough, TIE chest
ughiness ard muscular aches and
pans due 20 q cold. Get Pcnetro
sni 'ee hov treaeves these miseres
% acid. Rab rcneiro on chest,
throat and Tack lthas n base con-
tanng oll-Ia.Aoned mutton slct.
toucr rraaius D,cd medicatol
mutton srtto fclctc these symp-
TOMS Of a cold Ani Ponciro, the
rodep ueuaea,ipn, las . active
ingredients ~ help you, and is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-01-01

days since her debut. however. she
has acquired the knowledge OF mu-
sic which makes her outstanding
among concert performers.
Talmadge Turner's singers and
Clarence Williams. violinist, rem
dered several selections that
brought wild applause and encores
Evening star., 1944-02-16

Larger rooms proportionately low
priced Estimates cheerfully given on
smaller rooms. Slight additional
charge when installed on wood floors.
genuine asphalt tile now? Dark, solid
colors. Easy to keep clean, and takes
. beautiful wax polish,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Marva Louis
At Three $50

MARVA LOUIS. wife of Sgt.
Joe Louis. heavyweight champion
of the world, is the star of the new
Bette Taylor revue. Sweet and
Low" which opens at Club Three
666. Monday. Oct. %. Her songs
were recently the hit Of the Zanzi-
bar and Club Bali. An excellent
cast has been assembled for her
support including Luck and Lucky,
flash dancers; Olive Brown, dyna-
mic blues singer; The Thunder
bolts. whirlwind and adagio dane
ers: Dave Wilborn, singing master
of ceremonies: the eight precision
dancing Taylorettes and others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
At Three Trees

THE RoLLICKING team of Ken
Lowry and Rita Russell head the
new variety floor show at the
Three Trees Club. Both offer
enough songs. dancing, novelties
and comedy chatter. The support
ing lineup has Bonnie Belle, swing
singer. and the attractive Bea
Vester Dancers. all hold-overs
from the previous week.
Dancing tempOS are provided by
the popular AL Alexander and his
RaCtlme Band.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
GinsoId Makes Bow
As Symphony Soloist
By CHARLES GENTRY

Symphony represents an amazing
product Of 17-year-old prodigy,
we can't understand why Mr..
Kruger chose II for the major
work of the evening.
The second movement with its
mournful oboe solo 10 a plzzlcAto
background. is extremely effective
and is the one redeeming portion
Of the symphony But even tins
is tedious and extremely repeu-
tiouS as is the rest of tho work,
which includes some adolcScent
Beethoven and rather wea X
Mozart in the first movement and
some immature Blzet TO close
with.
As musical novelty 1t is
worth hearing once.
For a finale, Kruger and the
orchestra staged one of those
startling climaXes with the
Tschaikowsky symphonic poe m,
Francesca da Rimini.' in which
the strings, horns, woodwinds and
percussion choirS all tried TO
outdo one another in really eX-
citing contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
Movie Star Ordered
To Finance Baby Cost

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 20 (UP)-
Movie star Pod Cameron today
was ordered by Judge Goodwin
Knight to pay $500 toward the
care of the unborn child of Toni
ST John. former secretary of
Edgar Bergen.
Cameron has vigorously denied
Miss ST. Johns contention that
her unborn baby is his.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21

IT WAS practically an all
French program which the De
'rou Symphony offered for us
second program OF the season last
night M Masonic Auditorium.
The works Of RaVel Bizet and
Lalo took zap the major portion
~ the evening which was an IN
'crcsunc one, it not quite as eN-
citing IN event as the opening
concert
II also served 70 introduce 70
MS our new concert master, Joseph
Greold as solo artist m tho
haunting Laio Symphonic ESpag-
mole for violin and orchestra.
Mr.. GncoId proved 10 he an
exceptionally fine viOllnlst, and II
he doesn't possess quite all the
attributes Of a great VriuoSo, ne
is distinct addition 10 our re-
Gently enlarged organization.
While his tone is not a blg one.
II is true and lncffably sweet. And
though some OF his mannerlSmS
last night would indicate that he
was on the nervous side, there
was nothing heSltant about his
attack, which IS sure and direct.
FINE PHRASING
We particularly liked his phras-
inc of the liquid measures of the
slow movement and when he
came 10 that rhythmical rondo
which closes the work, his IN
Strumcnt fairly rompcd lis way
10 the end in a delightful and
compelling fashion
We are certainly most happy
10 welcome such an artist 10 our
midst
For the first half Of the pro-
gram. Director Karl Kruger
chose that charming suite of an
Gent airs which Ravel wrote as
lie Tombeau dc Coupcrin.'
In this delicate collection OF
short movements, in tribute 70
Couperin, Ravel has expressed
himself in French, very much the
way Prokofieff has in Russian
with his Classical Symphony
It has the grace and simplicity
of an early work, rounded out
with marvelously produced over
tones in the modern manner. The
orchestra played it with sensitive
and sympathetic feeling
Except that the Bizet First
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-21
LOueIIa
Parsons
in UoA~ool

Immediately after the Amer
can -Theatrr Wing announced a
canteen IN Paris Sol Lesser
bounced on The idea for another
csntcen movie. red up The title
"Cantecn in Paris ana noW % -
Sols-all Scl.s. Hell do with r
exactly what be did with stage
Door Canteen. using q Holly
wood cast supplemented viii
flashes and spcCialucS by the
French stars who are now ia
Paris. These include panlellc
DarricuN. The recently cleared
Maurice Chevalier-and others
4 BIG hand should 60 20 Lesser
for the TWO and a half million
dollars that has been spread over
all the service charities from the
proceeds Of Stage Door Can
teen"
Among the groups that have
profted are the American Iheater
Wing, the Motion Picture Relief
Fund. the Stage Door Canteen IN
New York and Hollywood 5 own
canteen.
Speaking Of the Paris Cantecn
1T VIII be operated as long as
there IS an American soldier IN
France.
1.-THE YearlinC." Margaret Raw
lingS' charming book IS again ny
for discussion at M-G-M; $4,000
was spent and a LOT of footag'
shot on location in Florida wher
the picture was stopped.
Director Vie Fleming and pro
Queer Sidney Franklin could ncvel
decide which script TO shoot anC
by the time they made up then
mind, the hoy and the deer uSee
in the picture grew up and were
TOO old. Spencer Tracy was u
Florida for months on uncomtort'
able location.
When you read this I shall bC
on my way east. / am going Il
sleep and sleep and sleep and sleep
and / think I'll forget movies
well. for a few days anyway. Whil'
] am away Dorothy Manners, who
Sept, q celebrated her tenth yea
with me. will write the column
Dorothy knows Hollywood back
wards. so when I'm away we won
be letting you down.
Snapshots of Hollywood col
lected al random: Robert Walker
and Diana Lynn dining together
at the Mocambo gave me al
extra chuckle because l played
matchmaker for this duet.
Irving Rapper draws the direc
torial assignment on The LIE
of Marilyn Miller" at Warmers
and I hope someone gets arount
TO consulting Mecca Graham, as
sistant director on the same lot
He knew her better than anyon,
else.
Mrs. Walter Pidgeon is wearing
a new and unusual ring set Will
rubies and emeralds, designed b!
Walter, himself.
Ida Lupino's car was stolei
right off the lot, the first time
car has ever been taken from
a private studio parking space
Dian Manners, who is Johnn.
Clark's manager as well as M
severest critic, has landed hin
a job with Hunt Stromberg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Attorneys Estate Left
To Mother, 7 Sisters

The VIII Of Herbert V. Barbour,
Detroit attorney who died March
%. which was filed for probate
today, leaves his entire estate in
trust 10 his mother, Mrs. Clara
Barbour of 1901 +. Jefferson. and
two sisters. Mrs. Grace b. Eaton
and Miss Helen NJ. Barbour.
Income from the estate will be
shared. equally by the three, the
will directs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
WHEN OTHER
LAxATIvES fail
TRY THIS FAMOUS WATER
Smooth, Gentle Relief
Usually In One Hour!

When acute constipation leaves YOU on
edge. try the famous PLUTO WATER
treatment. Although PLUTO works
swiftly. II Works by gentle osmosls, Great
ing fluid bulk in the colon flushing diges-
tive waste. Usually within IN hour. Pluto
passes through the stomach without dis
|turbing It's function, Is not absorbed. and
acts in the colon where physicians want a
laxative 10 act Try Pluto now Caution -
-uyC only As directed on label. Get COM
forting relief from acute constipation IN
one hour or money back. In 25 and SOC
economy sizes, also l0c size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

Civil service positions are open
in administrative branches OF
army posts in the Detroit area, II
was announced today. The army
service force made an urgent re-
quest to civil service for applicants
TO replace key military personnel.
thus releasing them for active
duty. n
Now open are jobs for two adj
mlniStrative assistants with
knowledge of business machines,
Mhlch paw S3.S6S each annually
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
state QuasheS
barbara Plan

LANSING. April II Frank
Barbara and a group of stock
holders operating the Bowery
night club I'm Detroit have aban-
doncd plans for operating the
Grand Terrace Club. Charles a.
Parrish. state liquor control COM
mission chief enforcement officer.
revealed today
Instead. Parrish said the Grand
Terrace viii be operated by Nor
man RoSi. present owner. Barbara
dropped his Grand Terrace Club
plan after the Detroit Police De
partmont and the liquor control
commission declined approve
license because OF questionable
ownership Parrish explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

for two international Business
Machine repairmen, at salaries OF
S3,52S each; two automotive spare
parts experts at So, 1853 each, and a
traffic manager at $4,000.
Applicants should contact c. A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
Civilian Jobs Open i'm Army

Walker. civil service manager, in
Room 402, Federal Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

p0VAI -7-Mile and Meyer. w. 3-45sb .
hUltL Doors Open so Park Free.
"No Time for Love" at { .5A, 1lH1
Plus lin Old Oklahoma" al 6.i2 and 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

P0SEVII IE-Uties at Grstiot Avenue
hUOL'iLLL Mary Martin. FrsRchot
Tone in True to LIFE" "Doushboys IN
: ireland" Kenny Baker. Cartoon News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

p0cEnLI r-ll5sO woodw'd TO. SOILS .
\ hUOLDnLL PARK Free open IS.
I salute 10 the Marines" 90 and 10 "a.
/ Mae West. THE Heats On" A. s 81 Only.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

bias b,auU1c
fhJ history
handling DO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

pnCEpc-36le West Warren TY. t-tiSs
hVuLhO Gary Grant, LARAMIE Day 10
"Mr Lucky" Above Suspicion" Joan
Crawford. F. MacMurEay. Midnight Show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

pIU0I AZ adillac-E. Forest PI.. 4szs 4
miULh Open 6.f5. Parking. Starts To-
day for Days Lady Takes Chance.
"PrtticOat Larceny" with Tom Kennedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

DOWN. oodwsrd mr.. Temple RA. sssS 4
hUhl open "a Hours. Tyrone Power.
Dorothy Lamour in "Johnny Apnilo." Plus
Battle OF Russia" (Msr SUBJECT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

P0Vu 0iH-Pafk Free 4
hUlhL Uhh Enrol Flynn. Julie
Bishop. "NouheTn Pursuit" Plus Career
lGlrl," Frances Langford Edward Norris
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

r.. T. Grcgor.o designer Of the
Lincoln Continental, VIII assume
GalaWb'S duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11
I INW00n IASlTIE-ssss Lnwood

I0np-Niiehigan at Cass. open - Hourst
LUUl Beia Lugosi and John
Carrsdine. "Noodoo Man" Ruth warwick
In "Petticoar Larceny" Tom Kennedy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-11

pIUIEp k-Grand River-Joy Rd. Gil. 423l .
M'iLhH Claudette Colbert In "No
Time for Love" 2i0 4;05, Z 80, 1920.
Plus "Gung No. at 2 IS, o:45 and 2 10.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14

tics informed of 'hc negotiation.
with Russia. BIGuGlu also has ASK
cd Britain and the United Statcs Ter
an exchange eft diplomats.
TcdcSChi expressed belief that
Premier Stain had no intention Of
endorsing the king on Badoglio. but
was merely taking Il rugged real
lScc step IN Soviet foreign policy"
whereby Russia recognizes diplumaii-
Ca'iy as we'll as dc faCtu the Italian
government which is a Co-bClligcrcu-
IN the war against Germany.
tSomc diplomats IN London inter
pr'tcd the move as Soviet approval
and support of the Italian leaders.
and said II might speed British and
American decisions as To Italy.
~ Washington dispatch said, how
ever. that the United States was un-
d"r>irod ia have been willing fuI.
many weeks To replace the king with
a regency, while leaving BaduCliu IN
authority until tho Allies capture
Rome. The British. ON the other
hand, have been against any change
until Rome Is taken. the dispatch
addcdD
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14
Regime Of Badoglio
Is Strengthened By
Soviet Recognition

Naples. March li.-(AP)-RussIa's
establishment ri diplomatic relation,
with Premier pI"trn Badoglin'S gov
eminent appears Ia have further
strengthened his regime. already en-
dorS"d by Prime Minister Churchill,
and To have gwen King VI,torio
Emanu"lc a tlrmcr hold ON his
,hruu".
Italian communist leaders said to-
day they would continue 10 oppose
the king and BaGni;lio. and one
chIcitan, PaiO TcdoSCli. said that If
RuSsia'$ action improved BadugIin'S
position. ''w" shall have 10 strength
en- our efforts 10 obtain Il really dem
uCTailC government"
Gin London. II was expected that
Britain would stand pot. al least UNI
~ the military situation improves.
continuing her dealings WIih the
badpEiI" government through the
military control commits sion and Al
he'd advisory commission i ~. am
'Clpdi"d there that the United States
would adopt - similar policy
II was learned that the Budugir"
gov crmcnt had kept Allied author
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14
Japs Massacred In Vain
Attack AT Bougainville

Alfred headquarters. Southwest
Pacific. March II. .(NP) Mas,cd
Japanese assaults 81 tn" American
bcarhh"ad on BougauylIlc island ~
the SoIumpns SATURDAY. were thrown
back with hwrdr"d, of enemy dead
lett on IN" defenders, barbcd wire.
Allied headquarters i"pnrICd to-day.
The %.'N DIVISION which held
against ~" cucny'- repeated SuIcidai
attacks NJ Empires Augusta bay. &C.
ported counting 800 Japanese bodies
matted on n, wire. Many more dead
were pri'd nu the i,nGlc approaches
on the bJrrICadCs.
IN Associated Pre-. war CORES
pendent ~Jid IN" Japanese hit with
out hope and with the supreme pur-
pose of killing as many Americans
As they could b",Urc they died
But official accounts said NmCri-
can casualties were light against a
conservative estimate Of 1000 Jap
auCSc dead sirCc the enemy. isolated
on the island by the Allied blockade
OF rCinfurCcmCut> and supplies. STARE
ID the Empress Augusta bay attack
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14

March e.
IN ihrr" mann attacks. twr .1a,nn-
-" infantry regiments. supported 10y
artillery, came mp against American
rifles. wGChlu" guns. land mines.
ilam" ihrnwCra and bIlnukI.. Some
got through. hul hv urgh'rall the, dc
tenders hId ucrrirIlILcd the .IHpauC4c
pocket and restored thCi rl'u".,
Navy Hrd Marine Corps planes aid
cd ground troops with - 7G-iuu
bombing at H." enemy, supply dump
and concentrations. \ DESTROYER
poured shells INTO japanese support
areas.
Tn" Japanese were reported mass
InG for another attack Thcr IriiI-
lciy FIR" damaged the prva air SirIp.
but Navy Scabccs quickly put II in
,h@pC again.
Allied aircraft operating from the
strips since the Marines established
the Augusta Bay bCachhcad last No
vCmbcr I have helped ncutraliIc .hc
enemy base IT Rabdul. New Britain.
and hammered japanese Ccntcrs IN
the S0lomOnS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14
Inquiry Into
Cotton Mart
Is Requested

Washington. March u lNrD-
senator EdStlaud. Nl>-l~ mp Demo-
r.ai. proposed today that Congress
investigate the New Tnri; Cotton FIX
'''uG". on the basis OF a complaint
ny cotton cooperative leader that
y boo offering price destruction III
stead Of price insurance
tn" Agriculture Department. East
land SAID. has limited facilities for
INC suggested inquiry and 4, is - mat
i"r tor Congress To- sec whether tbs
rigging !, going on.
EdSiiaud read tn senators - lengthy
d"ruuCll,iun of the cotton exchange
10y William Gerard. ot Greenwood.
Mis-. general manager of TN" staple
Cotton Cooperative Association. ono
81 IN" country. large cotton coop
CrHirvcS.
Grrard protested that cvChanG"
i'gUrcs quote cotton Tor dClIICry in
March AT approximately 80 q balc
NOR" than for the SAN" cotton II held
Tor delivery IN December.
Declaring that mills could work
iull tImC for two years in I'LL ihC CT
Nlidn demand for cotton goods which
haE been damned up since the wars
beginning. the Mississippi cotton of
licIll asked:
why. according 'n New York Cot
Ton Exchange quoted valu",. Is cot
ION worth less each succeeding month
from March on through f. December?
Under such valuation. there is mo-
way for the cotton merchant or mill
!" buy cotton and secure u legitimate
hedge I'M tho Nov NDIE contract mar
kCt."
Girrard said he and other mill OK
cCutivCS were positive that The New
York Cotton Exchange had ceased 10
Junction rs an organization that Of
icrS To- the trade legitimate and
sound price insurance contract
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14

United STATES Pacific Fleet
Headquarters. Pearl Uarbor.
March li-tAPD Wake Island
took one of its heaviest bUmbngS
of the war last Saturday when
American planes unlOadcd scores
of tons of bombs ON the island.
No aerial interrogation was en-
countcrcd ON this latest assault.
all the bombcrS returning safely.
Admiral Chester ". Nimitz.
central Pacific commander. yes
tcrday in Il press release. reveal
ed the fifteenth raid of the war
ON Wake. which is go statute
miles north of The Marshall Is
lands. and 300 west of Hawaii.
lie said also that other Amcri-
can bOmbcrS hit Nauru island
for the fourteenth time and
bombed three Japanese bases in
Il continuing pounding Of the
eastern MarShdllS. Sauru i 4
former British phosphate pro-
duc!nG island southwest Of the
Gilbert islands. and is used aS
an air base by the enemy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14
| exile Demands
To BE Heard for
WIB on March y

Atlanta. Ga. March li.---iNP
"A tri-plrtitc panel appointed
by the National War Labor
Board will begin hearings March
- in atlanta on wage demands
involving - southern cotton ten
tile cnmpauicS and approximate
~ 20.OOO members Of the Textile
Workers mon. il was annOunC-
cd today.
The union Is making uniform
demands. including u sixty cents
minimum wage. Il ten cents an
hour general wage increase.
guaranteed hourly wage Tor
piece workers. vacations with
pay and diif"rCntial pay for
nigh, shifts.
The mills arc located in North
and South Carolina. Georgia.
Kentucky. Alabama and TcXaa.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14
Bombers Hit
Continent: In
Heavy Raids

I.,,I ,..,-
:, .'''' '''' '.'' mar
i''II' %'N' "r"n.r- '' u'''' 81 "'m-
nG "b"mhcr. rn"pn." staged q heavy
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II w. tho .rrpud rprG,l.,irrr ,s
Lr Nln.. 10 mrIc. southwest Of
PARIS. and on fine .upr'c., r,I route
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14

Dunkirk. which would mil The
battle line huck into Kup,,uia
Inc I"'au'W o.-pa'"@. based on III
FORMATION i''m sofia. suggested tho
I,'li"h. NrIs preparing 10 cgaclate
ODESSA pN ac1.
Following uu p,"nror Stain. M
n"mC,mou' i.' n.nt Of tire c.,pr,,r,
Of Nh"r-ou 90 '..t.. cost o.; Odessa
tn" German h-r rwn,uI. COM
wwGvr .aII '.Grv that base. lad
.r"u 'Ear.a.',d 300 'u. rnrn... az
planned a1srrg.-"...r' -....,.r..ri:
H.'"" 'n' i"'..~'..u Il an military
0l-'nia' ....
TN" ".r..r...'.. 49,, ND rrl-
u''H r.'. bore! '0,D"r. urp. reserves
H'n 'N" ir''. .'..r.,.l. $50 'N. -o.Itn-
Cun '"'.. ri f.,. ...rafu from
N'.... .l"..... ID l.nur %l,.,
.ff .'n" .....a .n. .H.,I..i ~ ten
Il .". OF 'Hr broad .....r Hlrr-Iv" IN
"""" hu l. tnal..u ,.'l 10 the
'"HI j'i.rg.. urw.. ...dr ,.r .nr
~''!mIIuo y"'".Hu.. after crossing
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14
HEARING MARCH rs
ON LEAF CEILINGS

Washington. March 1i.-hD
Tho Office Of Price Admins
tration has scheduled a hearing
March 20 for growers Of fiuc-
cured tobacco from Virginia.
West Virginia. North and South
Carolina 10 discuss a petition by
giowe.s lur MS her ceiling prices.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14
Churchill Reveals Ireland
Will Be Isolated For Time
Invasion Facts to
Be Kept From Nazis
Whatever the Cost

Great Britain from southern Ire
land. and also 10 isolate south
crn Ireland from the outer world
during the critical period now
approaching"
Churchill declared tha, the British
government had been consulted
Throughout, Ivy the United States on
the Washington request that Fire
close German and japnrCS" consul
atcS and gave tn" American APP
pr" Ch full support"
Churchill said:
In view of tn" fi"' that both
British and Dominion live. and the
lives q! the soldiers ui our allies are
impcrlllcd, we are bound to do orr
utmost To obtain effective security
FOR the forthcoming "pCrCatluns.
"ThCrC l. also tn" future tu CON
slider. II a CataSiroph" were to 90.
cur TO IN" Allied atruic, winch could
be traced !" the retention al toe
Germans nd JapIurs" repre-. ru',.
tive, in Dublin, gulf w"uld nc 90;
cuCd between Great Britain on ,h"
one hand and southern ireland nu
the Other, winch even generations
would not bridge
"Tn" British government would
also t." held aCcnuntabl" - TN" poo
pie 81 Tia" United States it - could
De shown that We had IN NY way
failed Ia do everything IN our power.
to sdicg GARD their troops
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1944-03-14
Great Port
OF Odessa
To Be Freed
Complete Collapse
Of Southern Flank
In Russia Is Seen

l.undnn. March lI.-tipD-
Every availabi" ship in Ru-
mania = Black Sea ports has been
rushed nnrthward. apparently To
odessa. an iNtanbul dispatch said
today. This appeared to fore
shadow complete COLLAPSE of the
Germans broken southern flank
~ Rut'~ia 80 a vast scale 1871
DiInkirk. which would null The
battle line back int" Runiania.