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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Six Men Receive
~InitiotorY Degree
OF Odd Fellows

Initiatory degree was received
by six men at the regular meet
ing of the Pascagoula lodge of
Odd Fellows Tuesday under the
direction of Hugh Waters, degree
captain. They were W. M. Bird
ges. Albert c. Klatt, Otis Golf,
Oscar E. Afford, w. S. May, and
Carl d. Burton, These men will
receive the first degree at the
next meeting.
w. A. Clancy of Dennison,
Texas, was a visitor at the meet
ing.
The Rebekah Lodge will confer
tire Rebekah Degree on a large
class on Thursday, Sept. 81, and
a "pot luck supper will be served
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
YMBC Meets In
Regular Session
Monday Evening

Saul Peterzell and Spencer
Beebe were appointed a commit
tee to assist Pascagoula-Moss
Point Chamber of Commerce in
laying plans for V-Day celebra-
ton and observance Of Navy
Day at a meeting of the Young
Mems Business Club of Moss
Point Monday. The appointment
was made by P. E. Livingston,
presiding in the absence of Pres
ident A. w. Head. at the request
Of Verne Barnes chamber of
commerce secretary.
The numbering of houses in
Moss Point entered into its final
phase with the arrival of the last
order of house numbers, club
members reported. and the dis
tfibutien of these will be COM
pleted within the next two weeks.
A report was also heard on the
city administrations plan for
handling the bus parking in Moss
Point at the corner of Main
street and McInnis avenue.
Mr.. Livingston was named to
meet with the Boy Scouts on
Thursday. II was announced that
the local paper had corrected the
error pertaining to the clubs
connection with the Boy Scout
troops which have also been un-
der the sponsorship of the Rotary
club. The YMBC has only been
lending its assistance for the past
few months in promoting the
Scout program and cooperating
with the scoutmaster.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15
Pascagoula
Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. McGrath, 3ll
Ker street, returned Saturday
from an extended visit to Boston,
and other points of interest in
the New England States follow
ed by a cruise of a week on the
st. Lawrence river, their timer
airy including such famous spots
as Montreal, Quebec, Ste. Anne
Beaupre. and the Saguenay.
Mrs. Alex Willis is able to be
back at her post on the Chroni-
cle-Star force after an absence
Of several weeks while recuper-
ating from a major operation.
F. Edward Hebert, Louisiana
congressman, Mrs. Hebert and
their daughter. Dawn, and Mrs.
T. Harter were luncheon guests
of Easton King Thursday en-
route to Washington after Mr..
Herbert's successful campaign for
reelection in New Orleans.
S. H. Frederic returned home
the early part of the week from
New Orleans where he went to
attend the graduation of his son,
Gerard J. Frederic from the Med
ical School of the University of
Louisiana. The young doctor was
commissioned a lieutenant G.g)
in the USNR and will serve as
an inferno at the Naval hospital
in that city.
Mrs. P. w. Cox and brother.
Francis Frederic, were called to
New Orleans Thursday by the
serious illness of their brother.
Henry Frederic.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15

Nearly one million man-days
every year are tied in fighting
forest fires in the United States.
1t is estimated that lumber pro-
duction last year was four billion
board feet below requirements.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-09-15

after the meeting.
Arthur Allen. grand secretary
of the Odd Fellows. will leave on
Friday 10 attend the meeting of
the Sovereign Grand Lodge 10 be
held in Toronto, Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Preparations
For Simple
Wedding
nv MARY BEECKMAN

NNNhHfWN W bebl Na"N~F
MANY questions on etiquette
." ariN during the preps-
ratIonS for q furlough wedding
a reader writes
DEAR MRS BEECKMAN
A friend OF mine IS gong 20
marry An army sergeant on ms
next furlough. The ceremony
Is 10 take place in the minister's
study with only the bride and
groom a close friend Of The
groom and myself present
What would the young man
and I b. called merely
Witnesses. or what
Is n customary for the bride
and groom 10 give gifts 70 their
witnesses Al such a small
wedding
10 We the grooms friend
and l. take any part IN the
ceremony other than 10 sign the
marriage certificate as W.T.
npSSqS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Question Of Clothes

Mat kind -ef =rti.- is5ff-4-- if4e,-4ft4eii
7 wear Should me color 7
wear complement the color the
BRIDE Is 10 wear Are pastel
shades prcferaDle7 II a cor
sage for me ls not provided
should J get one Tor my sell .
+. a -
Although YOU and me groom 8
friend VIII be witnesses, this
word IS more CuStomaniN used
for strangers Who are called m
30 witness The marriage rites
performed by A minister A. his
home or by civil authority
Attendants is a more dis
tingulShed word for friends VINO
are witnesses or YOU may ho
called the brides attendant or
maid OF honor and the groom S
friend, the best man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

VOOkTNC hack Mary 'rsd n 70
mspbpr uiai vhen ~ was that Jim
II bad h'cun in change Tina might
~ Tell hrr what was wrong.
vasn ~ u they really quarrpled
II they did she might ind clue
Ruf how could YOU quarrel With hus-
band Who lusi STAYED alnof apd silent
and driffcd farther and farther away,
taking sour happiness with him
lJpcroRs KNOW that too many women
sull do not have up-to-date informa
bnn about certain physical facts. And
too many who think they know have
onlvhalf knowledge STANDARDIZATION
Ineffective or dangerous preparations.
You have a right TO know about the
important medical advances made
during recent years in connection with
this intimate problem. They affect
svery womans health and happiness.
And ~. with the cooperation ri doc
tors who specialize IN women 8 medical
problems. the makers Of Ionito have
Just published an authoritative new
book which clearly explains the facts
(Ses free bDOh offer bei0ul
You SHOULD. however, be- warmed
here about two definite threats 20 hap
piuess First. the danger Of Injection
present every day an every woman
life Second he most scyious dcpn0riz1-
tio7 problem any iruran has one
which YOU may not suspect And what
IN usc. ~ 2 precautien. % so Impor
tsnt That why YOU ought 10 know
ebout Iunite antieeptIc.
t.sEu ~ rHY DoUCUE (as vel as for
q SIMPLE everyday routine OF external
protection Ionue is both an u-rptic
and dcudnrm Xonite d.-odoru-- not
hv Iuu masking hui by ACTUALLY ace
sfrn, ,rr ndors. Leaves no lasting odor
Of its own.
Zouie Bls1 kills Immediately az
germs and bacteria on contact Vet
contains no pnisons or acids No other
typv Of hguid an septic gcrmicide IA
moro powerful yet 40 eafe Your drug
ElEt h8s LonIic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Powder Ear Lobes

Before dinner she had a
lg>urcly bath. used cold creams
while soaking IN the tub. Ele-
CANT for fresbenIng the com
pleVion
Don't forget 70 powder the
car lobcS Soap-Shined ears are
ma help 10 the ensemble.
Apply A little vanishing cream
fo the backs OF your hands. II
Will make them look soft and
yplyptV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Ms,v Plants Rs,uh
from IiialGgnrdep,
ny ISABEL ZUCKER
Garden Editor, The Detroit Times

DESULTS from official trial
N gardens located throughout
the United States give Us those
Euper-VegetableS and flowers 10
he introduced IN 1914 the All
American selections.
OF prime interest in Michigan
Is the bronze medal winner. a
new head lettuce which stands
sun and heat. II was developed
by Keith G. Barrons Of the
Michigan State College expert
ment station IN con junction
with the l. s department Of
agriculture and is an Iceberg
type, maturing IN = days
II does not 60 10 seed until
very late, in fact 50 little seed
was set last year that u will
be scarce and mgh-prced this
spring
Winning another bronze
medal y a new cucumber. Cubit.
which gives 4 heavy, early yield
The 6-S inch fruits are dark
green, cylindrical with rounded
ends These Splncs are white.
IT on oral - mention was
awarded 10 bush snap bean
called kenSt0nraU tIrrcupod. j.
is comparable 10 Tendergreen IN
quality bat produces more heAv-
ilY LIS lherlezs- s1nnEIess and
has round Woaty straight pods
Only tWo awards were given
10 NOW flowers. partly due 20
shorfa age Of manpoWer and con
SeQgent shortage of Sccd 50
that some new sorts Will be-
held over ill l945
kio,. pa4n N.r.ok,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Order Mar stamps delivered
~ Nour home nv your Detroit
! imeS carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Time 10 Relax

Notice the heauteOus lady
who floats in 10 the party all
serene and calm. Looks as II
she hadn't a care on her mind,
nothing 10 do but beauty chores.
even though she has been work
inc ~ an office all day or at
tending 10 various war duties.
The explanation she has
given herself sufficient time to
get into her glad rags, arrange
her locks. lay on the various
items NJ tho beauty kit. using
discretion and a keen eye.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
New Petunie Variety

A bronze medal was awarded
20 q petunra. Cheerful which
heug compact m growth. Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
OoCret
Scene

nv HFLFN FOTIFTT

EVERYBODY is IN a hurry
- these DAYS That means
That everybody Is more fstgued
than usual more likely 20 10
cross ami crabby lis wise IN
grab 4 few minutes for self m
diligence now and then put one
self 100 order catch one S breath.
Hurried dressing IN the morn
ing means that you start the
day AN wrong. a few sweeps
Of the comb won' make a
hairdo ,lapdaSh met DDS with
powder rouge and hpStlck viii
MOI produce complexion that
will excite admiration Worse
still the huTled dresser has a
GREATNESS look when she gets
wherever she IS going.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
-. q
J(hz<r<uN !
to Happiness!

You nav no startled nv this
Frankly written story But wise
wives will see the answer 10 many
an unhappy marriage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Accused Sailor
Declared Sane,
Waits Release

Eertwnd s. Hoffman. tho tx
m0Ichgnt marine sailor who
served as "a tool of the Detroit spy
ring may go free AS a result OF a
disagreement among pSychiatrlSts.
Federal Judge Monet dismissed
foderaI ChIrgc~ against Hoffman
tr the midst of his trial after he
had been found incompetent 10y a
sanity commission
Examined aEaln hN Two pSXChla-
r.>ls 1ppQnted by Probate Judge
Thomas c. Murphy Hoffman has
been declared sane
lie il not tcCblc-mindcd, does
not suffer from pSychoSis and IL
mt in~uuc, reported l)r Martin
I'll Hoffman
He i not insane aud in my
opinion should not ne committed
vv-rrti- t-tftttt' r-trt'- 80
state hospital" SAID i)r Daniel
Hurst
T. s District Attorney Lohr
-s4ftl- tfIl4-tt Hoffman p4t4iId Ret-4RdeI
federal law be brought 10 trial
again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
DOOR TO DOOR CANVASS

Hume CauNIsScs- The Lee
rioH IS planning Boz many cItles
10 take petitions from door TO
door iu q thorough canvass The
Legion thinks that even though
one docs not belong Ia the
LEGION. ail can help
3 Letters Tho Logon is
calling on every citizen 90 write
TO -ttrlr couErrvvmrnT cattIrlg for
passage pt ihe Legion hiIl-
e Tclcgams They arc ask
ug an 10 send kilograms, as
well 20 their congressman In-
>r~tine that thcr-Votc Ton the
bill.
: Pubic meetings 7 b .
local Legion post m each com
munitv is being asked 20 hold
public meetings ~ Mhlch an
vii o. lnVied, urging passage
of the Bill ol Rights They
VIII be interesting meetings az
which the public can learn .eA-
aellA- hal4- assure the tgllIe-
of me boys i'm whom they are M
terestcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
NaZi Prisoners EHsgeS
Sfumpunion Officials

CAMDEN, y. j. Feb. II oUp)
An ALL butchers union to-day
sought 10 collect union dues or -
cents a week from l65 German
prisoners of war working under
military guard at the Se8brOOk
Farms. Bridgeton. n. }
The union Is the Amalgn-
mated Meat Cutters and Butch
ers. which last summer had
canneries In this area deduct
the weekly assessment from
wages earned by soldiers from
Fort Dix. who volunteered TO
help harvest n wasting tomato
crop.
The union has a closed mop
c tract with the Se4Arnais
Farms. Inc. and intends 10 en-
force demands for the 25-ceut-a-
week check of from the prisoners
as well as other workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Red Guns Lined
Hub 10 Hub 10
Slaughter Foe

MOSCOW. Feb. II CUPl- Rus
sian guns. lined up hub 10 hub
began the final humiliation OF the
remnants of 10 encircled German
divisions in the CherkaSsy pocket
today as the First and Second
Ukrainian armies drove 20 points
10 miles north and south Of the
center of the 250-Square mile
trap.
1fhe few German prisoHrrz
reaching Soviet lines reported
that Generalization IN the Nazi
ranks was growing daily.
Russian infantry and tanks
slashed into the tanks of the
doomed pocket al every lull in
the barrage and front dispatches
said The Germans. ordered 10 re-
sist 10 the end without hope Of
rescue or reinforcement were
digging in their Self-propellcd
guns for a last stand.
Red All Force pilots yesterday
shot down 10 transport planes at
tempting 10 parachute supplies to
the beleaguered forces
How many Germans Of the
original 100000 StlIl survived Wa>
not known definitely, but The So
Wet high command announced
that thousands were being killed
daily.
No further German counter
attacks against the Soylct rms
Were reported
Several villages on the APP
proacheS 10 kriVoi Rog north
eastern prop OF the German s.
Dnieper bulge, were captured yes
terday by the Russians
On the northwestern front be-
low LenIngrad, the Russians cap
tuned PlaSkec. seven miles north
east Of the railroad junction OF
| IIRa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
NEW FIGHTER RECORD

The ST German aircraft wiped
out hY the 6 fighters set e
record for the L. 5 Eighth AR
Force fighter command. Surpa~S-
ing the mark OF IS doWncd hy
u. 6. fighters ia one day during
battles over the Same central
German region last Jan 80
British fighters were credited
with downing six German planes
Thursday 10 raise the days bag
10 al least g.
- tn tire-Aast 'tst, tvr-r-iits rrrrr-T-
than $50 German fighters which
viii be badly needed once the
second front invasion begins
have been destroyed by the
Britain based Allied air forces
Fighting through the savage
interception in comhats wagcd a.
attitudes of FIVE miles and IN =
temperature of 40 degrees below
zero, the F'ortreSSeS TO & K g q
Brunswick. one Of Germany'S
prime fighter plane production
centers. with hundreds oil tons ot
high explosives One Fortress
bonbardier. ID 1t Orris Traub
OF Mason City. Ia, reported
I'VE really got the target
today. I'll bet / saw a thousand
fires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
.HAOEpuap
Pushed
I'm Isles

PEARL HARBOR. Feb. II
gNSl Naval and air bombard-
ment of Japan's remaining bases
IN the MarshallS was under way
today but the targets were not
identified In keeping with the
navy's policy of Withholding in
formation that Tokyo would like
TO have on the progress Of Amer
ica's mid-Paclllc offensive.
Tokyo. il is believed, may he out
of communication with the Mar
shallS.
Text of the latest announce
mcnt from headquarters of Adm.
commander OF the Pacific
fleet:
con the night Of Feb. 80
Coronado bomherS of EleeiAir
Ming Two raided Wake Island
with bomb hits on the airdrome
and barracks area. All Of our
planes returned safely.
During Feb. seventh Army
Air Force Warhawk fighters
and Mitchell medium bOmbcrs
dropped 33 tons OF bombs on
enemy bases i'm the Marshall
Islands without loss or casual
ties 20 our forces.
"On Feb. \. Seventh Army
Air Force Warhawk fighters,
Dauntless dive bOmbers and
Liberatnrs dropped u tons nm
Marshall Island targets
ON Feb army LiberntorS
dropped 81 tons on Marshall
atOll~
During the same period COW
cred by these raids units Of the
Pacific fleet shelIed two enemy
held atolls in the Marshall-
while navy search planes car
rird out indiN iduaI bombing and
~trafiug missions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
Settlers
Fleeing


BEERS ileii8nd Feb II
tsF rrr-trr ftttrt itttft-
arots ol Thousand, of toTor-
stricken homeless German sc'-
uer~ from tho ,outholn lkrane
WIS -tTl4Wng INTO Poland hA %
t5rt. buggy. strTEh and loot today
The mass PNaCuWloN 90 German
--L.ll4u- N-h4- Nele- urpd .nln= MI
grating To tho TiCh t5TWtaUtS
stretching from thc DnioSter 10
Tine Don rivers was ordered 10y
Grstapo Chief Iimmlcr as the
-tTr-t-rr7rr1 ttrttttr-v TT fttT1VE1T trff
back
Tho German nov paper Essencr
National IcitmZ said lilmmlor
md ordered GautctFF- GFeiseF- OF
Tire Wartheland ProVucc-com
pTI,ing so per cent OF German
-7CIIII IT- = --I--LII-1t- GIILELz
gency measures fol thc temporary
shelter .ol lhC CNJcucc-.
The newspaper acknowledged
THAT 10000 refugees already had
arrived ~ LODI with 200 more
entering tbc town daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
HI INVASION COAST

While ,hc Fo'trr>>eo ,''..r
fourth ma nr I..v u
ia. l--..---.--z-- L------ - ----
plane plants tfret
Llberators crushed fhe tf..-e EgeG
AirdromC In Holland and hundreds
or ~ MarAL-1c-- sllL-----ll- hmm
ers hamfN<red The norh trcncu
invasion cost for 'H. th.f1
StraICht CAV
The rall RIA Et-ls3tl< 1a-
miles wcsf ~ Berlin provoked I1.
heaviest battles o.. ihe oal and
some az the mos, furious of tnc
war as RlulttuGes ot G,eff43stlt
interCeptors, some hNng bon groups
Of 200 20 800. lunecd - the F0t-
-tress- f.f ss i-t..i p ,ii
escorts repeatedly
That The ton taken IF The NaEI
air force IN this mighty engage
ment may be- larger than so far
announced was Indicated 90 the
communicate fraH7- American head
quarters in Britain II SAID pre-
lininsry reports showed thar ar
least y German nicrccP'ois Were
shot down b. tho heav> bombegs
and 81 by the fighters
Il, addition, tine Mes = n e,
Lightning and Thundcrbolt fight
erT that escorted the heavy
bombers damaged ~ least a. Ger
man planes. many OF which may
never have returned 10 fhpir ha....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
THE WEATHER

pefroit and V-clnit, SnaW aaFFiss
colder tonlghs loNeei about Saturday
fair and continued cold dlmlnlshing-Nincf
tonight
Shlpuefx' forecast pF-a4et shipments
auruE fhe next Is huafs for &aTth- 10
degrees below West. zero East 8 20 10
above south
DETROIT DATA
Temperature Thursday Highest - %
gfees lowest, rs mean. -
departure from normal temperature
Thursday a degrees
Departure from normal temperature
since Ian % deErrr.
Temperature one year ago today High.
est = degrees lowest ~ mean 20
TemP~fa lures t4tfr dstr ~ past ~ years
Highest 81 degrees In 1852 lowest. 10
Relative humidity ThursdAt . 10 m
50 per cent 80 a. m 80 2 80 p. m
- % p n. 81
Precipitation 90 last - hours ending a.
80 m today, 81 inch
Departure from normal prccip atm
siHfF gar = inches
Degree days f0r Thursday FEB 10 -
Normal Tor Feb To- a.
Accumulated degree days this month
3ss
Normal degree DAYS Tor February: ii2t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
WACs 10 Open Drive
For Recruits Monday

a recruiting team 81 four army
captains and two enlisted WACs
Monday VIII begin one-wcck
drive bore 90 enlist WACS for as
signmcni at Fort Custer n WAS
announced today by Tt Nina
Nuncy state head of WAC rec
crWtrur
The tc1m VIII be ar The Army
Recruiting Office 900 Buhl Build
ing 10 recruit women between 20
ut 80 with No dependents and
no cUldreu under I y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
EI.Conaressmen lniured

DURANT Okla Feb llJCUPl
Former RcpN Wilburn> Cart
wright On of Oklahoma sur
lcIcd broken leg in recent
fighting boz Italy lies major ln
fhe Allied military government
branch attached t0 The British
Eighth army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

iarial country alive with cncfnN
snipers firing from trees ard be
hind lush jungle plants
Tropical storms created virtual
mud seas through which iney
plodded
They crossed scores Of rivers
and streams. some of them sWol-
len 10 flood heights.
Last Sunday they were within
IS miles of the Americans They
closed that gap in four days.
Just across NitiaZ Strait from
where the Australians and Amerl-
cans effected their iuncture other
L. s. clements are consolidating
44ft-tttt-- f,e-ttttt western A$'-7v
Britain, gained by another bold
and successful stroke by Gen
Macarthur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

\ map of the Casino
front in Italy where the
Allied Fifth Army has
been striking nightly in a
two prOnged drive to
smash through German
defenses. with the Nazis
losing heavily in fierce
hut futile counterattacks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

sTclEn
I-.---1 --Lu-l-- ono Inc
-Tr TTr -r-7r-T- 1J'TT 1JlIV II'
works ttat ,he country BIAS
,en. Dynamic messages. c7liHE
lr ter pa-,l-u 90. Iit i'iii '4
WITT nj" F'''I ''' ' t
Amaues ouu radio stations.
, Motion ple'ur.~ Special
r.,.Ill- md trailer tlm, are
10 bc released 40 local thea'ers.
> Petition, Member, Of L.
z----7- -l-l.r 81 ~ NJ L
ln. petitions fu Congress. Ca'.-
ins ION pa--lEe oi this bill The
patuous Vd bo displayed IN
hofe. Ioaafe~ cIGa stores
everywhere use public gathers.
Tho Legion asks citizens Io help
circulate lAeM, and DO sign
them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11
$4,000 JdpS
Wiped0 Out
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slble because of almost impossible
mountain ranges, and presence of
still another Australian force
driving tip the RamH Valley
And as the Japanese division.
tried 10 flee westward the Allied
troops gradually destroyed them
Allied planes bombed the Japs
constantly, and light naval units
Shelled them from the sea. Dis
ease also took heavy toll.
LOSS NEAR 1900
Cen Macarthur 3 Conmunique
simply announced 1erSelAY that the
great bulk of the enemN.s IA
600 men had been destroyed.
japanese units engaged were
the 10Th. 80th and 238th Infantry
regiments. the 26th Field Artil-
lery regiment. the Doth and 33d
Engineers and miscellaneous Serv-
ice. naval and base units.
Few campaigns have be en-
tougher than thar which began
last September when the Finsch-
hafen landings were made ard
ended When YanKS and AuSSieS
claSped hands at the hamlet of
Yagoml
The veteran troops from Down
I fp1grr clg.f.lal Allt tEllr- laQ-la4lia-
advance despite the hazards of
the enemy. disease and venomous
snakes They pushed through ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-11

Buy War Savings stamps The
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-saleSmen.