davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
Installation Held
By Two Moss Point
F~ruternuI Orders

AT a joint ceremony, officers
of the Moss Point Masonic lodge
and Eastern Star chapter we're
indicted into office.
Following the program, re-
freshments of a plate lunch and
hot chocolate and coffee were
served. A quartet composed OF
John Cirlot, A. C. Davis, w. w.
Parks and Richard Suthoff sang
several selections accompanied by
Mrs. Parks. Mrs. r. l.. Feehan as
retiring president was presented
two bud vases and Mrs. John Cir
lot, secretary and district grand
matron, was given a vanity ase
Those taking office were w. B.
McDavid, worshipful master; j.
A. Cirlot, senior warden: A. l.
Monroe, treasurer; f. V. Suthoff,
secretary; H. A. Fails, senior dea-
con; w. w. Parks, junior deacon.
Elected but not installed were r.
E, White, junior warden, and j.
E.. Ranegar. tyler.
Eastern Star officers are: Miss
Fannie Mac Wyatt, worthy ma
tron; II. A. Fails, worthy patron;
Mrs. w. B. McDavid, associate
matron; Mrs. McDavid, associate
patron; Mrs. John Cirlot, secre-
tarv. Mrs Harry Newman con-
ductress; Miss Pauline Colley, as
sociate conduetress; Mrs. Single
ton McInnis, chaplain; Mrs. Ju-
Illus Virgins, marshal; Mrs. Co
rhine King, Adah; Miss Eva Wy
att, Ruth; Mrs. Louis Stauter, Jr..
Esther: Mrs. Verna Sevedge, Mar
tina; Mrs, Myrtis Ford, Electa;
Mrs. c. l., Nelson, organist; Mrs.
jamie Lee Reynolds, warder; and
Virgins. sentinel.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
wrestling And
Boxing Clubs
Being Formed

The Pascagoula Recreation
Commission will organize and
sponsor boxing and wrestling
clubs for boys and men, it was
announced this week. The box
ing and wrestling clubs will meet
at the 18th Street auditorium on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
nights at 1880, beginning Mon
DAY, Jan. 80.
The commission has on order
a boxing and wrestling ring and
other necessary equipment so
that a real program of this type
can be carried out.
Thomas r. Wells, chairman OF
the Recreation Commission stat
Cd in connection with the an
nouncement that, amateur box
ing and wrestling along pro-
per lines has character train
ing values in addition TO sti-
mulating the interest Of inoi-
viduals in body building and
healthful activities. The emphasis
viii be on body building rather
than the physical contact. 1t will
he recognized at all times that
boxing in the recreation program
will remain strictly on an anna
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
Tommy SouthoH
Has Party On
His Birthday

The fourth birthday of small
Tommy Southall of Banner Elk,
NJ. C., was fittingly observed by
his grandmother, Mrs. J. c. Crane,
at a party at the manse of the
First Presbyterian church Satuf-
day afternoon.
Games in the backyard were a
fascinating part of the party I'M
der the direction of Kathleen
Simmons and Faye Lewis.
Mrs. Crane was also assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. Thompson
Southall, who with Tommy, is a
guest in the home Of her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Crane.
All-day suckers and ice cream
cones brought a perfect end to
the festivity.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
Poscugoulo Young
Women's Business .
Club Has Meeting

The Paseagoula Young Wo-
mems Business club held a meet
ing in their room at the Elk's
club last Monday evening with
the president, Miss Ruth Flowers.
in the chair.
Discussion of the part that the
club is to take in helping to re-
number the residences in Pasca-
goula was an interesting part of
the meeting.
Plans were also made for the
Friday evening dance for the
service men featured each week
by the Elks and forNwhich club
members serve as h~ostesses.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
East Moss Point

An election of additional dea-
cons for the Moss Point Baptist
church was held at the SUNDAY
evening service. Those elected
were Joe Howard, Prentiss Bilbo
and Joseph Caronna. Ordination
will take place at a later date.
Cpl. James Atwood and Miss
Frances Alberta Harris of Esea-
tawpa were married by the Rev.
Monte Davis Saturday evening.
Miss Anna Ehlers received a
letter from her brother, Robert
Earl Ehlers, GIN Sc, who has
been overseas Ia months, that he
expects to be home on leave soon.
Mrs. Cora Ravens and son, Mil
ton of Mobile. visited her sister,
Mrs. George DeAngelo, spending
about a week. Milton returned to
Mobile Tuesday in order to hake
an examination prior to his in
duction III the Navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arts Wilkerson
and daughter, Elizabeth Ann, Wis
tied John Davis at the Veterans
hospital Sunday. Others who WIS.,
tied John this week were his ia
Their, Rev. Monte Davis, Mrs.
Willie Pierce and Mrs. w. H.
Wooley, who also visited Mrs.
Wooley's brother, Howard Win
stead, who is a veteran of World
War ! and has been i'll for the
past fifteen months.
Mrs. Doris Byrd underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
jackson County hospital Monday.
The Rev. Monte Davis return
ed from Baton Rouge, La, with
his sister, Mrs. d. L. Hoggett of
Pascagoula. after a visit with
their sisters, Mrs. J. L. Jones and
Miss Ethel Davis at the Lady of
the Lake hospital, where they
both underwent operations re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Woodland of
New Orleans were the weekend
guests of MI. and Mrs. 7. K.
Moody. Mr.. Woodward is in the
Merchant Marine.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Wilkinson
and son, Edward Mr.. and Mrs. r.
B. Mcdonald and son, Robert Ed
ward, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam NJ
Donald, spent Sunday visiting
MI. and Mrs. Eugene Wilson in
Vancleave.
Mrs. Eugene Wilson of Esca-
tawpa spent Friday night in the
home of Mrs. Sam Mcdonald.
Mrs. Nolan Brannon and Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Mcdonald, Mrs.
Lloyd Mcdonald and son, Steph-
en- Lee, and Mrs. Herman McDon-
aid of Grand Bay, Ala, spent
Thursday with Mrs. Sam McDon-
aid.
Mrs. Crawford Mcleod and
son. Kenneth. visited relatives in
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
Square Dance Club
To Be Organized AT
Meeting Tonight

A meeting for the organization
of q Square Dance club is sched-
uled for today, Friday, at 7:30 p.
m. in the Eastlawn auditorium,
according to an announcement
made Thursday. At this first
meeting a few figures will be
danced. Only those interested in
Learning how to square dance on
those who know how are invit-
ed to join the group.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
Basketball Teams
Can Be Admitted To
IndustrioI League

The Recreation Commission
will still organize basketball
leagues for industrial workers,
recreation workers announced.
Four mems teams are playing a
two-round schedule in January
and will schedule more games if
additional teams are formed. The
league plays on Monday. We'd
nesday and Thursday nights at
the Pascagoula High school gym
nasium. The women's league
needs one more team to have a
four-club league, those formed
already being the Jackson Jills,
Medical department and the
Feathercuts.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
announcement Made
-Hurris
Wedding Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Shelton Harris Of
Escatawpa announce the marriage
Of their daughter Frances Alberta.
to Corporal James Carl Atwood,
Saturday Jan. 49,
The ceremony was conducted
by the Reverend Monte A. Davis
Of the East Moss Point Baptist
church and took place at the
parsonage,
Their only attendant was Mrs.
Leonard Harris, a sister-in-law of
the bride.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
The Poscogoulu Building & Loon Association
Pascaqoula, Mississippi

Pascagoula. Mississippi
As of close of business December 3lst 1914
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
Aching Feet
Get Amazing Relief

Go TO any good druggist today and
get an original bottle of Moene's
Emerald OIL
The very ftfst application viii give
you relief and a few short treatments
win thoroughly convince you that by
sticking faithfully to II for a short
while longer your foot troubles may
soon disappear.
One bottle we know will show you
beyond all question that you viii
have at last discovered the way to
solid foot comfort.
INCOMES Emerald oil, Is a clear.
powerful, penetrating oil that does
not stain or leave a greasy residue
If must give complete satisfaction or
money cheerfully refunded.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19

Ocean Springs over the weekend.
Mrs. r. b, Mcdonald and son
and Mrs. j. +. Wilkinson spent
Tuesday with Mrs. McDonald's
grandmother. Mrs. Ada Wilkin-
son, of Pascagoula.
Mrs. Ruth Hoover of jackson,
Miss, is visiting Mrs. Nell Stau-
ter for several days.
The community is sorry TO
learn of the illness of Mrs. Jack
Williams.
MIR. and Mrs. james r. Lang
don, Jr., of New York, were Fri
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. +.
White.
Little Judy Leslie, who has
been i'll with pneumonia, is inn
proving. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Leslie.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19

During The Civil War the ol
diers discovered that the peaAp
made an excellent food.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
New Addition To
Youth Confeen viii
Open With Porty

Work has begun on the addi-
ton OF an auditorium to the
Youth Canteen and outdoor facil-
titles are also being added. The
auditorium VIII give added space
for games and dancing and the
outdoor facilities include an arch
cry rance, two outdoor furnaces,
horseshoe courts and a utility
court for volley ball, sbadminton
and tennis type games.
The new addition will be off
cially opened with a Valentine
party, open house for parents of
the Canteenefs.
teur basis. The environment and
leadership pertaining TO this ac-
tivity will also be carefully com
trolled."
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19
ASSETS .

! :. First Mortgage Direct Reduction Loans S496O3OO
b. First Mortgage Sinking Fund or
Serial Loans acknowledgements None
c First Mortgage Straight Loans .......-.. None
d. Accrued Interest Receivable on All Loans 1857
G Advances for Taxes, Insurance, etc. . None $40 748 67
Q Second Mortgage Loans None
8 a Loans on Shares on this Association .... None
b. Loans on Deposit Accounts and
Certificates of Investment ....-.... None None
4 Unsecured Loans or. Accounts .-a-..-s~-- None
5 Real Estate Sold under Contract ......... None
s. Real Estate Owned ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS None
7 Investments:
:. Stock in Federal Home Loan Bank None
b. Federal Home Loan Bank Bonds -....- None
(. U. S. Government Obligations zinc.
HOLC9 4..4-4.ag 1880
{. Other Investment Securities o None 1880
8 Accrued Interest Receivable on
investments -w. ....~ae~.~a~a.@.-. None
O Cash on Hand and in Banks . 4O30 %
10. Office Building Cess depreciation .a~4-a.. None
IL Furniture and Fixtures Qess Depreciation None
II Deferred Charges ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. None
10. Other Assets Observation-Disclosures None
Ia. ~-"".~.~4.- .ea. @e9~A4@~a~ee~ None
Is. Total Assets $54,15s8 SO
--I
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-01-19

Use milk that has gone sour in
your cake recipes just as you use
sweet milk.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

Cooper; dignified William, and
their four children; handsome
Paul Gregory Peck), who loves
the steel mill as much as his
father does; impulsive Constance
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

ing, reading; how they talk, how
they behave, what they rave
over and what they hate. 1t
also shows their serious side,
portraying them as the woman
of tomorrow.
At last! All of us who've COM
planned for years because movie
stars look to much like movie
stars when they're shown in
getting-up-in-the-mor scenes
are going to get what we've
asked for. In "Janie Gets Mar
ried" Joan Leslie wakes un-
combed, without makeup.
In response to a request from
the Canadian army, Lassie, the
collie star, made a personal ap-
pearance tour during his recent
location trip in Vancouver for
Metros "Son of Lassie." Many
sequences were made in the
beautiful Banff region of the
Canadian Rockies.
Vincent Sherman temporarily
relinquished direction of "Janie
Gets Married" to 11-year-old
Clare Foley about to appear ir
a scene with Donald Meek. The
sequence required Meek to play
with yo-yo; Sherman had for
gotten how to do it, and Meek
never had known.
Crime Doctor" begins its
sixth year on the air August IL
but after writing the first fouI
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
Locus Valentine Presents
"The Valley of Decision"
Heard On A Hollywood
Movie SET

HOLLYWOOD--Jacque-
line White, in her role Of
Ma Baxter in M-G-M screen
version of "The Yearling,"
performs all the usual du-
ties of a backwoods pioneer
woman in her sequences of
the film-milking, wedding,
feeding chickens, chopping
wood, cooking, sewing and
scrubbing; mostly scrub
bing!
Playing opposite Gregory
p e C k, Jacqueline's scenes
for the past few days on the
Baxter farm, near Silver
Springs, Fla, where Clar-
ence Brown is directing To-
cation sequences, have been
spent mostly over a wash
board and a wooden tub
Over-flowipg with clothes
and soapy suds.
She straightned up her
weary back the other day
long enough to remark:
Nov l know why they
call this section of Florida
the scrub country"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
Barbara Britton Stars
But Goes on Studying

HOLLYWOOD - There's no
slackening of Barbara Britton's
ambition even though the Long
Beach, Calf, beauty has
achieved stardom and continues
to land important roles.
During periods between pic
lures, Miss Britton will resume
dancing and singing lessons at
Paramount, and she also has be-
gun studying Shakespeare, at the
suggestion of Charles Laughton.
She appeared with the latter in
Captain Kidd"
Barbara's next loan-out role
will be in "The Homesteaders, F."
a part she won after playing the
feminine lead in Paramount's
Technicolor western, "The Vir-
ginian."
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
Miss carson Plays A Young Irish
Girl Who Goes To Work For A
Wealthy Steel Mill Family

In Pittsburgh in 1878 Mary Rafferty, (Greer Garson) becomes
family William donald Crp),
ufacurer her father Pat Rafferty, Qone Barry
.nore) crippled embttered result of
mill the ScosloYelY Clarissa adYs
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

him for life. They have baby
girl, Alana, born while Ladd was
in service.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

lady to the studio with her own
sister, and Miss Simmons won
out over 3 contestants, though
she'd never acted in her life.
She used a fountain pen for the
first time when she wrote her
name on her contract and all of
a sudden she was in the movies.
Nowadays the teen age girl
comes in for so much comment
both from people who are quail
fled to comment and those who
just criticize - that everybody
ought to see the March of Times
latest, "Teen-Age Girls 1t
shows what they're doing, wear
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
FIRST PERIOD GARB

Alan Ladd wears his first pc
riod clothes in his new starring
role in Paramount's 1.-TWO Years
Before the Mast" il which he
plays a dandy of the 1905.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

scripts Max MARGIN decided he
was written out, and wanted to
quit. His sponsor urged him to
try once more, and he did, in
fact, he's written 256 more, or
will have, by the 18th of August.
It's like eating salted peanuts,
the more times he sets up
crime for House Jameson to
solve, the more he thinks up.
Thanks to Merrill Mueller,
NBC correspondent in the PhiIi-
pines, soldiers there have a new
slang expression-"NBC leave"
1t means a three-day pass to
Manila and began when Muel-
Ter arranged for soldiers to come
from jungle fighting lines to the
capital city for broadcasts to the
U. S. This "NBC leave" usually
lasted three days, and Dullt up
Mueller's popularity consider
ably.
Irene Dunno, vacationing in
the East, visited the James Mel
tons in Connecticut-facing the
prospect of having Melton carry
out his promise to drive her
around the countryside in the
most ancient automobile in his
collection. incidentally, the
Connecticut legislature has ap-
proved a bill providing $780,
900 for museum to house histori-
cal exhibits and the Melton col
lection of old cars.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

ward, he electrified audiences as
the ruthles and brutal Raven in
This Gun for Hire" a role that
caused audiences to spot rising
new star. So skillfully was
Ladd's handling of the role, that
before "This Fun for Hire" had
played two weeks. fan letters
poured in by the thousands.
But success didn't come to
Alan Ladd, as quickly or as east
ly as may have been implied
here. Actors have been known to
starve and Ladd was no excep-
ton. During his early acting
days, the lad who first saw the
inside of a movie studio as a
grip" had difficulty getting
even a minor part on the stage
or screen. A few radio stints
came along but they hardly paid
for coffee and doughnuts.
At last, when he. had hit the
bottom of despair and practically
decided to give up acting, a
chance on a radio program at
KFWB, a local Los Angeles sta
ton, presented itself. 1t was on
this program that an actors
agent, Sue Carol, former screen
star, heard Ladd do a dual role.
He played a man of sixty and the
mans son. Miss Carol was so i'm
pressed with the actors ability
and youthful good looks that she
signed him to contract imme-
diately. Later, she signed with
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

Betty Hutton outfitted the
members of movie crew with
high hats and white carnations
tie day filming started on THE
Stork Club" the B. C. DeSylvia
production, at Paramount.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

llGVC SCTN~
ant is fit wife for a Scott.
When Connie elopes with Giles,
Earl of Moulton, Mary accom-
panies them to Scotland. When
William suggests that Paul mar
ry Louise Kane (Jessica Tandy),
Paul frankly declares he loves
Mary. William ther asks Mary
to marry Paul.
Mary's Homecoming is sad
dened by a strike at the steel
mill. When strikers injure
Paul, the father sends Willy for
strike breakers. Fearing blood
shed, Mary pleads with William
to meet the union leaders.
Pat Rafferty,, raging like
madman, interrupts the confer
ence and tells strikers that the
SCOTS have betrayed them, that
strike breakers are on their way
to the mill. AS William tries to
explain that it's a mistake, Raj
ferty shoots and kills him. Mill
guards kill Rafferty, and Jim
Brennan preston Foster), union
lea d er. Grief-stricken, Mary
Rafferty, declares the tragedy is
her fault for having ignored the
curse her father put on her ro-
nance and decides to spend her
life doing penance.
Ten years later Paul, married
to Louise, is the father of a small
son (Dean StockwelD. Clarissa,
who has financed Mary in a
dressmaking establishment, is
stricken with a heart attack
while visiting Mary, who takes
her home. Clarissa begs Mary
to remain. Louise, knowing
Clarissa hasn't long to live and
that it is last request, can't re-
fuse. ..
After Clarissa's death, Willy
proposes they sell the mill. In a
storming rage, Louise demands
that Paul sell. She insists she
must leave Pittsburgh and its
hateful memories of Mary Raj
fcrty.
Mary, overhearing part of
Louise's TRADE, explodes bomb
shell; Clarissa left her share of
the mill to Mary and Mary won't
selll Connie, reminded of what
the mill has meant to her father
and grandfather, sides with Mary
and Paul. Willy and Louise are
outnumbered!
Louise orders Mary from the
house. Paul, telling Louise that
she can 60 anywhere and have
all the money she wants, accom-
panies Mary out of the house.
AS Louise screams at the others
to "do something" Giles re-
torts:
you've already done it."
recommend that all union
members put this picture on
their must movie shopping list.
x 4 X
Gag the Day"
Today's fashion item comes
from radio thrush Helen For
rest, who relates that maga-
zine editor and an artist were
discussing suggestions for
forthcoming cover. "Now
what we need" said the edi-
tor, sis a picture of a very
beautiful girl wearing one of
those religious gowns"
"What do you mean, reli-
gious gown?" asked the puz-
zIed artist.
"Oh, you know. One of
those In and hehOIdW
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
SINGING DEBUT AT FIVE

Dorothy Lamour, who sings
three number in her new pic
ture, Paramount's Masquerade
in Mexico" made her first pub
lie appearance as a singer at the
age of five at an amateur night
show at a neighborhood theater.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06

Marsha Hunt),
wild, charming
Ted Marshall
t h o m p s on).
Even snobbisll
w lily (Dan
Duryea), t h e
eldest son, fas-
Gina. Mary.
M a r y a n d
Paul fall in
love but Mary
does not be-
Ta
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
FOR LAUGHS

FOR LAUGHS
For his role of a thick-headed
gangster stooge in Paramount's
"Our Hearts Were Gorwing Up"
William Demarest constantly
eats peanuts. Co-player Brian
Donlevy, for rib, mixed lobster
claws with the peanuts, thus
causing Demarest plenty of con-
sternstion.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
VALLEE ALL WET

Rudy Vallee was sprayed with
charged water from syphon
bottle seven times before the
scene was taken satisfactorily
for Pine-Thomas' People Are
Funny"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
Ladd's a Killer ON Screen
In .eSalty O'Rourke," " Too

They the good die young when good actor dies r
the it's good bet he'll return to score again in another
picture Alan Ladd starring with Gail Russell in Salty
ORoure at the Paramount Theatre the perfect example
Ladd died in picture called oan of Paris Shortly after
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1945-07-06
Released by Western Newspaper VI
BY VIRGINIA VALE


GIX-YEAR-OLD Beverly Sue
~ Simmons motion picture
career couldn't be more of a
surprise to anybody than it is
to her. She was getting on fine
in first grade in public school
when her mother saw an ad in
a Los Angeles paper-Universal
wanted child actress to play
Yvonne de Carlos daughter in
their technicolor Frontier Gal" "
Beverly Sue looks a lot like
Yvonne. But her mother was
working, so she sent the young
Evening star., 1945-01-11

W0P, t0:00-coI. Evans Carlson, leader Of
the Marine Raider" appears.
WhAL, t0:30-AdmiraI Jonas Ingram re.
ports on Navy precautions against robot attacks
here. Nelson Rockefeller tells about our for.
elgn policy in South America.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

ON the AIR TODAY.
WMAl. 7:i5-Cleie Roberts, correspondent
with hatArihur's forces, speaks on the Pacific
war.
WT0P. 8:00-Naney Kelly stars.
WhAl. 8:30-"ls Communism Threat TO
The American Way Of lfel'
Evening star., 1945-01-11

WRC, 8:30-Lduriz hethior visits. /
WT0P, 1904 special broadcast in behalf
Of the Red Gross. Joan Foniaine, Gen. Norman |
Kirk. Army nurses overseas and others tell Of
that organizations role in the present wal
WpC, 9:00-Spke Jones and StkeH
play.
Evening star., 1945-01-11

AMERICAS TOWN MEETING brings this tcklish question into
the to the clear light of discussion
Communism is threat contend Henry Taylor foreign cor
respondent and William Henry Chambern author Of
isma False Uopia) Youre wrong protest Roger Baldwin
Director Of American Civil Liberties Union) and Dr. Henry D.
Gldeonse president of Brooklyn Coege Don't to listen to-
A~eeas 7ops Mea*s se*se,ed BY The Red<s WMAL