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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

HE DESTROYED THOSE Wo-
MEN HE LOVED MOST See him
in MGM's THE PICTURE OF
DORIAN GRAY" from Oscar
Wilde's famous novel. Coming to
the Marine Theatre. Sunday.
June 10. advt.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

IN the recent wears of our own
national history, and that Of
Great Britain, when we sat
around hoping that appeasement
would work. ana that business
might go on as usual. although
Nazi Germany had already gone
20 war with US with Hitler's po-
litical triumph in 1888. and the
whole course of the mad desire
20 enslave the world was closely
eharted in his book 'Mein
Kampf," and Numbered at US IN
a thousand speeches by the party
leaders.
No. the martens are no more
foolish than other folks.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
SiSqi. Vernon Whatlev Is
Sch eduled To Fe.urn Home

Mrs. P. A. Whatley of the Bay
on Casotte neigh orr has re-
ceived word from her son, SfSgt.
Vernon Whatley that he IS now.
N Tampa Fla, with his wife
but that he will arrive June 10
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

Of course, you could go
for months without shop
ping in either of our drug
stores but WHO WANTS
To-? We have the largest as
sortment of quality drug
merchandise at buyable
prices the highest quail
ity, at the most reasonable
prices. Drop in, today, and
see for yourself: drugs, cos
metics, t~oilettries; gifts, and
fountain service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

FREEDOM OF THE PRESS does not give a Newspaper
the right to publish scandals. attack innocent individuals or
business firms. Neither does FREEDOM OF SPEECH give the
Individual the right to be-smear the reputation of outstanding
citizens. attack the rommunitY's leading institutions. nor start
whispering campaigns for the sole reason of disturbing the
public peace. To violate the above rights and privileges is to
endanger the rights and happiness Of all"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
SiSet. james Strong At Welch
Hospital

The arrival of SlSgt. James
w. Strong, son of Eugene E.
Strong of ia Eastlawn, Pasca-
goula. at the Welch Gonzales
cent Hospital at Daytona Beach,
Fla, has been announced.
This is the Army's newest re-
conditioning center where a
carefully planned program is be-
ing carried out to speed conval-
essence and assist patients to re-
turn to health.
SiSgt. Strong, who is former
ly of Prentiss, Miss, where his
vie still resides. entered the
Army in September of 1910 at
Fort Benning, Ga. He served Il
months in the European Theatre
Of Operations and has been
awarded the Purple Heart for
wounds received in enemy &C
ton.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08

In pre-glacial times the Mis-
sissippi river was 100 to 200
feet below the present river bed.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-06-08
Bonnie Messick Is
Returning Home
From War Camp

Bennie Messick is coming home
after SO weeks in hell" IS he
describes his experience in a
German war prison camp at Lu-
kenwade in eastern Germany.
TISgt. Messick, who is better
known in Pascagoula as l.. H.
Fountain, having assumed the
name of his stepfather, was TAX
en- prisoner in the North African
campaign and since then has n
dured hunger, cold and indigni-
for a visit with her and the fam
lily.
Sgt. Whatley served as a waist
gunner on a BIZ and was
wounded on two separate occa-
sions. In addition to the Purple
Heart Medal he wears the Air
Medal and five Oak Leaf Clus-
ters. He served in the European
Theatre of War.
He has a brother, Robert Hail
Whatley, who is serving with the
Bind Armored Tank division near
Frankfort, Germany, while still
another brother, Rupert What
ley, is with the us. Army near
Loire, France.
Sgt. Jon L. Clay With Cited
Company
Sgt. Jon L. Clay is a MEM
Der of the 105th Military Police
company (aviation) which has
been awarded the Meritorious
Service Unit Plaque, according
to a report from the 18th AAF
in Italy.
These men were responsible for
guarding the vital Benghazi air
fields during the Lyban cam
paign, and also p%atrolled the
dark, winding streets of Cairo,
Egypt. They served throughout
the Italian campaign during
which time they were with the
18th Air Force.
Sgt. Clay joined the l05th M.
p. Company in Italy and acted
as sergeant of the guard, super
vising the work of the military
police guarding the 18th Air
Force installations. He has been
in the Army since June 194l,
and wears the Good Conduct
Medal with two campaign stars.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James K. Clay of Pascagoula.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Bed Department

1 Double and 2 Single Size Felt
Mattresses. AS Is. Orig. $24.95,
$500
/ Double size Felt Mattress. As
Is. Orig. 1925 SIT
2-36-inch Felt Mattresses. AS
Is. Orig. $12.95--$7.77
l Maple Cricket Chair. As Is.
Orig. $4.A A-------$2.44
2 Maple Finish on Gumwood
Chest Of Drawers. As Is. Orig.
$34.95 $22.99
Dresser, walnut veneer on
gumwood. As Is. Orig. $32.95,
$23.99
1 Dresser, walnut veneer on
gumwood. As is. Orig. $500.
$25.00
l Chest of Drawers, mahogany
finish on gumwood. AS Is. Orig.
$34.95 $4,000
1 Chest Of Drawers, walnut fin
ish on gumwood. As Is. Orig.
$3.50 $3.50
2 Double Size Moderne Beds,
walnut veneer on gumwood.
Orig. $41.95 ---. S22.95
1 Single Size Bed (as Isl, maple
finish on gumwood. Orig. $12.99,
$7.99
l Double Size Felt Mattress Gas
Isl, floor sample. Orig. $22.s5.
$12.99
4 Double and 4 Single Size Box
Springs for Wood Bed. Orig.
SZS.oU ------------------$l9.95
1 Occasional Chair Gas Isl,
floor sample. Orig. 1896 1856
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Hosiery

Full-fashioned Rayon Hosiery.
Famous names included. Bro
ken sizes and colors. Cotton
reinforced. AS is----5 SOC
1rregulars of Run resistant
Rayon Hosiery. Mock seams.
Good colors, not all sizes. Cot
ton reinforced d-------29c
Irregulars of Name
Children's Ankle Socks. Mer-
cerized cotton, Assorted styles.
Small sizes only. Slight i'm
perfections --------. 15c
Imperfects of Full-fashioned
Sheer Rayon Mesh Hosiery.
Good colors and sizes. Slight
imperfections. Cotton rein
forced, 2 prs. for 81
Imperfects of Full-fashioned
Rayon Hosiery. Small mends.
Broken sizes and colors. Cot
ton toes 39c
Imperfects of fashioned
Business Sheer Rayon Hosiery.
Cotton reinforced. Good COL
ors, not fll sizes SEC
Irregulars of Sheer Mesh Rayon
Hosiery. Mock seams. Good
colors and sizes. Cotton heels
and toes 39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-31
TOY Clearance
~ Price
I y and Less

Little Tots Shoofy Rockers. Orig. $A7s----S1.ss
Wicker Bicycle Baskets Orig. $1.74s7c
Crayon Wall Boards. Orig. $34o os16s
Wood Frame Wheelbarrows. Orig. s13s CSC
Woven Fibre Rocker Chairs. Orig $3.50 - -s325
10 Small Duck Push Toys. Orig. S1.3s-49c
Elephant Sand Toys. Orig. S1.4S
Sand Mill Action Toys. Orig CSC 4sc
2S Victory Garden Sets. Orig. s1.69 Sac
Wooden Jointed Animals. Orig 5000 -s 81
Wood Frame Doll Trunks. Orig S21s---$109
Soft Body Novelty Dolls Orig sL95-------s
Large Soft Body Dolls Orig, $s.6s---------s4.s4
Opt-Scope Picture Projectors. Orig. $5.s5--$2s5
Kanns-Toys-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Goats and Suits

IS Spring Suits. Juniors and
Misses sizes. Orig. S22,95-
s2995 s1S
81 Spring Suits. Juniors and
Misses sizes. Orig. $685.
9 Spring Suits. Misses sizes.
Orig. S39.95-S49.95. .- S33
3S Short Coats. Summer colors.
Sizes 10-44 Orig. s29-$35, S23
"a Short Coats. Misses and
Women's sizes. Orig. s3S s29
s. Spring Coats. Orig. S22.95, SIS
IA Spring Goats. Black, navy,
colors. Orig. s38 .-----S33
16 Spring Goats. Orig. s48-s58.
s3s
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Clearance of GLOVES
to $500 Ds~S

Ss Pairs Rayon Jersey Evening Gloves. Fuchsia
Pastel Shades
20 Pairs Lime and Pink Evening Gloves.
40 Pairs Hand d-Made String Gloves. White and Ecru
. IS Pairs Brown Shorte Gloves.
Pairs Black Cuff Style Gloves.
Sizes to 75 but each in every STYLE Broken
and colors
Kanns-Gloves-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Infants Wear

Chenille Crib Spreads. Seconds.
Orig. $1.99---------- 800
Cotton Crib Blankets. Seconds,
81
Rayon Satin Ribbon bound
Shawls. Seconds $2.75
Girls Spring Coats. Solid COL
ors or checks. Orig. $10.ss, $5.Ss
fodder Boys Spring Coats.
Orig. $10.98----s5 s5.sS
Crawler Overalls. Orig. $1.6s-
$1.99 - " SI.27
Waterproof Pants. Orig. 39c, 27c
Group of Infants Wear: Foot
warmers. hose supporters, wa
terproof pants, waterproof pads
and headwear. Orig. 39c-$l,
10c
Hand-C Crocheted Sacques. Orig.
$500 1888
Ray0n Pants. Sizes and 6,
Orig. 59c--------- SAC
Tots Felt Pocketbooks. Orig.
$1.99------99c plus 20%o tax
Tots Hats. Orig. $1.99-$2.99,
99c-$1.4S
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
HundkerchiefS

Women's Hand-initiaIed Han
kies on fine white batiste. Bro
ken assortment of initials.
Orig. 77c------- SOC
Odd Hankies. Prints and en-
hrolderies. Orig. &c., 25c
Odd Hankies. Soiled and ir-
regulars --1212c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Leather Goods
items Plus 2O% tax.

items Plus 20% tax.
IS Light-colored Rayon Fabric
Bags. Orig. $3.95 ---- S3*
l Black Calfskin Bag. Orig.
$35 5---. $l9.75*
2 Army Russet Leather Bags.
AS Is. Orig. $10.50 $685.
5 Leather Handbags. Orig.
$3.50 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS So
l Brown Alligator Grained d
Handbag. Orig. $10.50---$5*
50 Handbags. Orig. $3.50. As
Ii --$1*
KAnn'S-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
TOiIefrieS

Starred Items Plus 20eo Tax.
so D'Jer Kiss Toilet Water.
Orig. Sl25------ 49c*
100 Fabron's Bubble Bath.
Orig. 59c----2 29c*
36 Of. Mason Jars Filled with
Bath Salts. Orig. &c. 39c"
30 Sedira Face Powder. Orig.
l9c -----------------5c*
100 Rubberized Utility Bags.
Some with bottles. Orig. 81,
49cs
81 Pinaud's busting Powder.
Orig. 79c--- 59cs
81 Lotus Sanitary Napkins.
Economy sizes. Orig. 89c, sec
73 Lotus Sanitary Napkins. II
size. Orig. 22c---12c
27 STEMS Cold Cream in tins.
Orig. 85c--- SOC"
100 Tooth Brushes. Natural
bristles. Orig. -10c
Fl Gramtan Hair Lotion. Orig.
79c -I9c I9c%
Luxor" Bath Crystals. Orig.
59c 49c@
20 Plastic Compacts. Orig. 50,
81
2s AngeIus Cologne. Orig. ACC.
25c%
II Huntsman After-shave Lo-
ticn. Orig. 60c----29c*
rs Cosmetic Gases. Assorted
colors. Orig. -39c
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Jeal,eIrg
StatiOr,eru

Odd Lot Stationery price
Book Ends. Ivory and bronze
finishes. Orig. $3.50
50 War Map Kits. Interesting
and instructive -----25c
Genuine Leather Photo Album.
Orig. $3.50 -S2.25
Kann'S-Street wloor
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Better Dresses

is Daytime Dresses. Plain
sheers, colorful prints. Misses
sizes. Orig. sl4.95-s22.95, S9.97
10 Daytime Dresses. Print and
plain sheers. Sizes for Misses.
Orig. S16.95-S25- $12.97
Is Daytime Dresses. Sizes for
Misses and Women. Orig.
$2295-$29.95 sl4.97
Kann's-Second Floor.
Lingerie
Rayon Gowns. Broken sizes.
Orig. $2.s5---S1.9s
Rayon Slips. Small sizes. Orig.
s189-$2 SI.39
Black Nylon and Black Crepe
Slips. Sizes 80 and "a only.
Orig. $3.50-$3.95 -$1.97
Rayon Slips and Rayon Gowns.
Soiled. Orig. $3.50
Rayon Gown Coats. Broken
sizes. Orig. 1899
Kann's-Second Floor.
Je,Uelry
STARRED Items Plus 20oo Tax
2 Metal Necklaces. Orig. $1.95,
59c*
4 Sterling Pins. Orig. s5--s3a
l Mexican Silver Pin. Orig. 81,
$780,
I Sterling Pin with Blue Stone.
Orig. observation-disclosures
10 Pieces Children's Jewelry.
Orig. $1--- A39cs
2 Sterling Silver 24-Inch Neck
Chains. Orig. $3.50. So
] Mans Sterling Silver Belt
Buckle, Key Chain and Watch
Chain. Orig. $10.50-----$7.50s
4 Compacts. Orig. 79c-s2. AS Is,
39c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Books

IL International Modern Home
Physician. Slightly damaged.
Orig. $3.50--- CSC
20 International World Refer
ence Atlas and Gazetteer. Orig.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Junior, Dept.

20 Dresses. Orig. $l0.95-$14.95.
IS
IS One and Two Piece Dresses.
Orig. $14.95-$19.95---$10
10 Dresses. Orig. $16.95-$22.95.
$13
Is Jumpers. Orig. $8.95---$5
10 Blouses. Orig. $2.25 and
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Cotton Dresses

Is Cotton Wash Dresses. Small
sizes only. Orig. $1.99 $1.47
20 Bib and Waistband Aprons.
Soiled. Orig. $1.99-----$1.27
IS Cotton Wash Dresses. Soiled.
Orig. $1.69------ $40
10 Plain-color Spun Rayon Ma
ternity Dresses. Orig. $3.50,
$3.l9
3 Large-size Spun Rayon
Dresses. Orig. $5.88---S3.97
20 Cotton Wash Dresses. Sizes
12-14-16 only. Orig. $500, $2.19
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Clearance for BOus
5 Students $500 stoeky Sum,

StuoehtS @I5.OO Sfoeky GUNNER Soofs
Plain blue grey, famous make doube-breast-
ed coats in sizes 10 and 20 stocky Properly 50 90
labeled as to fabric content. @s|Z
l3 Boys $l.ss and $l.e9 Cotton overolIs
Cotton blue denim overalls with bib 'front.' OF.
Sizes and 5. 81 Z
81 Boys $3.50 Dress Kncker, H. slightly soled s24s
se9s Brown Covert Slack size 80 waist as is$s7s
$5.s5 Brown Twill Slack, 80 waist as s27s
$3.99 Black Raincoat Set, size IL, as iss1s9
$3.50 Junior Finsertip Coat size 10, as is-s59s
. s2.45 Junior Knit Suit size 4, as iss15s
s1.39 Dungaree, size 10, as is------5 5sc
Cotton Gabardine Swim Trunk, size 1s. as sl5s
sl95 Cotton Broadcloth aamas, 16 as $129
SIPS and sl2s Cotton High h-neck Shirts, is SEC
. s1.6s High-neck Shirts as is--- ssc
s2.s9 2-pc. Shirt and Short Set size T. as issl5s
$125 and $3.50 Cotton Wash Shorts sizes g. 10 and
$169 s199 Cotton Shorts sizes IL and 49, as is ssc
$3.50 Cotton Stacks, sizes IL and H. as is $3.50
IL $50 Cotton Basque Shirts long and short sleeves
broken sizes, as asis----------------- 79c
- $3.50 & s3.s5 Sport Shirts sizes g. 10 and 49,
as Is S149
s299 Cotton Shirt and Short Set, size r. slightly
'""eo Observation-Disclosures -------------------s1ss
s32s Junior Cotton Slack Set size 10, as sS1ss
s4.s5 Cotton Slack Sets sizes 10 and H. as is $3.50
s7.95 Rayon Slack Set, a. slightly damaged s4es
$3.50 Junior Rayon Longie size g. damaged ---sl5s
$5ss Brown Gabardine Slack, size IL, a iss3ss
$3.50 Cotton Overall. size TO- as is--------s1ss
s4s5 All wool Sweaters size 80 "a and 3e as s2ss
s2.ss and ss.ss Sweaters, is-------------s1ss
s2.ss Sleeveless Sweater, size large, soed dslss
sl6s to sls9 High neck Cotton Shirts mussed,
As5 Yellow Raincoat Set, size H. damaged 1919
s11s and s129 Shortsleeve Basque Shirts as e9c
A.95 Cotton Wash Stacks sizes II and 49, as is 1919
. s2.99 Black Raincoat Sets, sizes 1 and g. black
helmet, matching SO
66 29c to 35c Cotton Wash Ties lOc
. s1.oo and s1ss Admiral Caps broken sizes---loc
s14.95 AH-woo Knicker Suit size 1S s7.Ss
. s2s5 Cotton Wash Slacks 20 waist $1.sS
Kann's-Boys' Store-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Notions

Starred Items Plus 20eo Tax.
10 Mems Tie Racks. Orig. $3.50,
75c
IS Shoe Shine Sets. Orig. 35c,
29c
20 Charm Kurl Kits. Orig. soc.
25c"
10 Glove, Hose and Hanky Box
rs. Orig. Sl-- s9c
10 White Raincoats. Orig. S7.95,
$500
20 Hot Dish Mats. 3 TO a set.
Orig. 79c 59c
50 Mesh Dish Cloths 15c
IA Sewing Kits. Orig. 81 39c
20 Heavy Cardboard Place Mats.
Orig, 10c 0c----2 for 15c
"a Oil Cloth Pot Holders. Orig.
1oc ----------- DC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
SpOrtStCeuf

8 Sports Dresses. Orig. $14.95.
So
IL Sports Dresses. Orig. $10.95-
1895 Sc
Slack Sets. Orig. $16.95 S8
Is Rayon Blouses. Orig. $2.99.
81
so Rayon Blouses. Orig. $4.99
and $5.95- 81
IS Slip-on and Cardigan Sweat
ers. Orig. $5.95-$7.95--S3
Kann's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Clearance! Irreg. & Soiled
Summer BLOUSES
Orig. $2ss to $s.ss
$2.25

Long-seeve styles of all-white . short-sleeve mod
els in novelty checks odd rayon jerseys and cottons
Kann's-Neckwear-Sreet Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Clearance Mems CIOfhinu

S. Poirs Mems $6.95 Ton SIacks
Tan is the No. / shade in sacks These m 4 NN
have pleated fronts, and are tailored wv
to At. Made Of fine rayon. So cool to WI IA
the touch. Waist sizes: 29 go 81 32 T.(Hv
80, "a. 40
Mems Commander Sle.95 Sport coots
Correct model and shades. good buy if 50 OF
your size is here Sizes reg l "a, 1876 1856 ~7.0/
Mons Commander S32 Suit
All wool, year round weight brown S10 7c
mixture. Size AZ long stout ut *I7./ ,
Mons $3.50 Gobordine Suit
Slightly mismatched, brown double e1a 7Y
breasted Size SO regular ar- *I7./ ,
Mems Store-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Clearance Mems Furnishings

Mems Csc Hondkerchiefs
Mems white handkerchefs made Of cotton ~
Mems $3.50 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts
Colorful check pattern Of fine quality rayon 6 %
in several good-looking patterns ~o.o7
lrres. and Perfect 7ee and $3.50 Ties
Colorul patterned hand-talored ties, some orig -
" 90, reduced from thersw were O.
rregulars from of and DOC
previously sold at 79c. A fine n
. Mems 81 Famous Make Suspenders -s4c
Mems $3.50 Famous Make Suspenders ssc
Fl Mems s3.ss Cotton Gabardine Shirts - s1ss
Mems 1895 Cloth Sport Hats s1se
. 1s Mems $1.69 Fancy Shirts rts------$ $1.a4
. 46 Mems 81 and $3.50 Hand tailored Tiess sl.1s
Mems IS Zelan Finish Jackets S2ss
Mems $3.50 Long Sleeve Plaid Sport Shirts-SlSs
. Al Mems s2.46 Irregular Pajamas
81 Mems Irregular Short Sleeve Sport Shirts SOC
Kann's-Men's Store-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-31
Budqet Dresses

Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-05-31

Gay as a dashing Gypsy Maid . styled with
the smoothness of her chic City Cousins-for jun
ior's. gay summer festivities! Huge tabecloth
brown (al with white). Classic button-front
model or come -hither" design with low neckline
and perky ruff1ed accents Sizes 9-15 . washable
tof courSeD.
Kann'-Junor shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-05-31
CIearance!
"AIME"
SHAMPOO
Orig. Soc
2oc

Plus 20S Tar
"A grand shampoo to
cleanse and invigorate
your hair and scalp!
Kann'S-Toiletries-
Street Floor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Sailor Condemns
Jim Crow;;Cets,i
Put Out Of Navy

WASHINGTON AMP, Dan.
iel Josrph Hardr g former Brook
l,n seaman first class is irvine
to have his Navv discharge siafu.
changed from undesirable "a
'aono1sbler ne was fithed unr
or tho service on fenrar, 1854.
after mote ilan Ne,rs .ervnc.
when nr loudly niii,llsd in
crow prae'ices
IN an effort "a have BY ass
clslve chanrod from uid ,ira-
bic 70 "ho'orallc .lards, CASE
WAS taken - ne Navy Score
tafys discharge review board bs
Jesse @ p'dmon lr secretary
OF NAAcp >~triahs srml
Hardy ~as clas,ricd as ua
desirable 9hen g. atc,pt.d ap
invitation from bis commsndla.
officer TO Offer susiiuns for
the aoftcr'nent IS nj, men ~ ~
outfit while stationed ~ Vallejo
ca he said lie r.li h- ems
mandrr II chancv vat more
atfcn.ioa should hc paN 10 Tie
Discriminatory practices e2nillt
90 asaias' Negro sesmen 81 hv
navai base
White on lb,riy ia vallcio 'b-
nest daf he was summoned ia 4
~ tne station and itrewn in the
"HFia' 'hor Dismissed hsney
ciaips that Hardy has threat
cnins stiinde towatG hose
onareed wiihsheire his immediate
superiar and exhfifs sad in-
finrer on thc morale ~ MS as
sccieics"
Ills aDinus by reason Of his
spreading propa.snas pr.audieial
20 me naval spr.icr siirs up
raeisl pt 'iNices ttr coiamaud-
Ing os.,er contends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Colored People Around The World

the earth look on aunoved While
to lnioncsian naiivcl govern
mont besS 'pll the peoples OF the
earth who helievo in Justice to
give ~ moral and material sup
port t. the people ~ lndoncsia in
their fight Tor Independence"
Despite the odds which they
face and their la,k OF allies. the
natives are fighting desperately.
After 'hree weeks Of hloodshcd.
ile British do moi claim to have
unconiestcd control of The naval
tsse Of surabaya In the other
biz ci'i's or lava warfare con-
iinucs on large scale nresi.
fnthernoss is mounting among
natives on Tie ncienhorine isle
~ Sumaira
A moderate srour headed by
the Youthful socialist sultan
Siabgi~ cL,i'ns lhsf ,hr violence
Is diminishing ami hcpes that in
dependence can be negotiated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
robson, GIANT OF SONG"
ZONES HERE DECEMBER 9

p4d Ruheson. Giant Of SONG
riiic IN a CHICAGO paper has
~ him. cones 10 D"ttoit :
Lm.one temple. sunday Decen.-
e, 10 appear in what pro-
L. 10 BE- one OF the most in
sting concerts OF his ,oreer
l.. pobe~oa returas io TIE con-
+, siA.e alfcr TWO years in the
,..r rs me star Of the Nafea-
&, webster production 81 Shah"-
es onth,llo' Il IS with oa-
IT, anticipation that Dcro'lcrs
Naf 70 hear his naenifi-
.st voice in the operate and
.airtaa mnirhors which ~ has
/. a fanuus.
rob, son. who holds siS col
30 dergoes numerous awards.
lid mi Beta kappa key speaks
gss IAN French German Italian
md 81. msh. and reads more than
lw,nt, ether laacuesc' iatlndins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08

|Asl add Chinese lie has ta-
Hfled ~ over the world and has
buns before all The crown heads
y Europe and has appesred ia
|any motion piciui4s most OF
seh were made in f.islmo
One ol bis greatest triuniphs
~ 1879 when be Introduced
|ser CHS. the NOW famous Hai-
j. cr Americans Sine, then
recorded this masterpiece
IF Columbia n~n-inp mr. total
|tnas to over $40"
ireson's iamils rs q o>i as
tiHe nnshed as tho noted me,r
's cor His charn.ns ard hrii
~ wi'e. Eslanda Gocde l,ob.
san called "Fssi, h nor
IS an author auf htiller
b Z onw right graduate 81
It.ania shc IS now studems ~
Re- iAaetor's degree IN anihropo-
sy and has just written hduh
~ lea African journey which
Received highly favorable reliews
naen il was published ia's fall.
] Is aL account of = trip SHE
Ioot 'hFourh Africa in lefe with
lsll Jr then cicnt yc.rs old
Sol Paul Jr. is q student OF
''eiri nj enginecrlns an Cornell
laeer iiy. lie Is biz massive
by With 2 frame hike his iaih-
Ir' anu has already DISTINGUISHED
himself In football and track NE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
alks On Planning

Edward Elchstedi recreation
planning expert on the staff Of the
Detroit City Plan commission will
speak on How the Master Plan
Affects Our Community before
members OF the Carver Progress
siye club at 1880 pm. Thursday.
December 6. al The Detroit Urban
league building 2Oias Northlawn.
Eichstedt Will discuss the sub
community plan Tor the ciry which
VIII organize Deuoit into rs COM
muniiies each with IFS own sub
civic center shopping facilities
educational and recreational fact
lities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
Detroit Officer
Takes Charge Of.
76lst Tankers

WITH 1lif INST TANK BAT-
yAI ioN ~ ErEupF 1ANp4--
c'pi ltac ii HARRISON }sqa SEQ.
Nci pl'ce hccmue the first Ne-
80" fornrpder o. thc 7clst Tank
h'iial.on when b., saccecd"d IT,.
Cc' PaHl l. Bate Whit, ~
li'ilon A J. "a Novtmhu 8.
Tho ncw cnnmanHt Is ~ and
N', hofa ii Dciroii IT, J., mar
rird 90 The former Miss luanita
f'"s'res ~ Detroit ana is The
father Of a son Ivan Jr. ago
one and 4 half gear pnor to
cNnns iaio Tho army ne VAS
on9at'd ~ bu.ncse WORK in
cevelaod and also served ns a
,ros'al c'anlaye a. the Clc,eland
lost nfioc.
Cap' Harrison sraauutca from
the arnorel force officer candi-
date s'hocl AZ Fort knox on July
T. lal- ioinirg the selsi. then
0fs' ianh battalion, at Camp
'sihorao- Ia as tank pla-
Icon lepdrr on ltly IS. iele
oa or 49, 1870 he hccsm, The
sffDnl Ncsfo 10 ever become a
company commander in the hat
iAllo When he assumed COM
r'amd 20 headQuartcrs company.
II was ia this capacity that he
'Hnc overseas with tho ,6lst and
entered combat \ month before
The end OF hostiliiics IN Europe
ne took command Of TIC service
company holding this post from
that time until sept 1913. when
he became the eAocnti,ae officer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-08
SEGREGATION OK BUT
EXPOSING IT NONSENSE,
SAYS WHITE OFFICER

tlllcAGO tNPl ID .pr ihe
hulrilniioo OF eersice Ia sfe.
ea'ef erny units Ncsiu soldiers
have no offtmf-ri-ht 70 resent ~
protest ae,pr1iae 70 Cant \. foy
r stvler white fUmn con-
uenaine oiN ~ 'hn d'.eii-
y'd 'Siih Ordnance ,uNWn
ttm COMPTON,
Rebellion ~ lne laos "a nli
'd States afm iit tron f't
Snydef IN ex-Ns0 Nnt y tup
IS ~ uvn-ci..
rus' ii fAM M,ha
asaiu. t4c oi.itr "a GEO sr
colensn ahofc N>i ieafa
wrue fernels asNae ,ye
Ni' Before ipc 'earsn Us.
banded November ioor, eNo
nov Ms'tarset me 1~ t
Marvin g cat vfiic ff1 llaa4a
Mich pstsonnel ofnr a-hte
him 20 vote the airo H,
orssn eton for var dtpsrtm4at
loeords hgi hen 'ae sior wi
'omrltfrA SNYDER oit'4a q cr.
'ilsia q niuy ~efesa on 700
lcs
u va. nan f.e ,.....,4