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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Driver
DOZeS, z. i'm
bus Hurt

Seven DSR coach passengers
were injured early today when the
driver of the bus dozed off to
sleep and failed to make the curve
in Mt Elliott avenue at Harper
avenue.
The driver, Drum Elliott. 26. of
sic Erskine street. said he went
-Christmas shopping instead of get
ting his proper sleep yesterday
and could not stay awake on his
run.
Six OF the injured passengers
were treated in Receiving Hospital
for minor injuries and released.
The seventh, Morris Ruskin, %, of
1890 Pingree avenue, is in the hos
pital for observation of possible
internal injuries.
The bus went over the curb and
crashed into a lighting pole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Campus Din
Residents Ask Law TO End
Noise by Students

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 3.-Twenty-
nine Ann Arbor townspeople, tired
of having their sfun1ber disturbed
by frolicking students. have de-
cided thatvennngh. is enough.
The residents. most OF whom
live near the campus of the Uni
verSity OF Michigan. have filed a
petition with the City Council re-
uuesting that beer gardens selling
Intoxicating beverages be inves-
tigated regarding the ages OF their
customers.
According TO the petition there
has been more drinking, yelling
and destruction of property. al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

the committee. however that no American mer-
chant vessels were sunk during the battle.
The naval chief in reply TO IS questions on the
Kearny incident also revealed that the destroyer
fought with the German subs for two hours and So
minutes before she crippled by torpedo which
killed IL of her
Keeping TO the policy established by President
Roosevelt and Secretary of the Navy Knox Stark
still refused to say whether the Kearnys assaiant
was damaged or sunk by depth bombs during the
course of the battle.
Senator Walsh Cd of Massachusetts commit
tee chairman, said Starks replies closed the
Kearny matter far as the group was concerned
and announced that he had requested similar fnfoT-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
COMPULSORY RIDES

The only laugh Of the day was
commission ukaSe proposed by
Greincr which would require every
DSR brass hat" 10 ride TO and
from work on DSR street cars or
buses
The proposal Mas adopted with
the provision that It would not be
compulsory
The hlttercst OF the clashes he
tween Nolan and Greiner was over
the attempt OF GreIner and Gilbert
two weeks ago 70 RAISE he prices
AZ the three DSR parking lots
Nolan had presented figures
showing that The three lots and
The bus line which links them with
the downtown loop had TUNED IN
a annual profit of over $1,000
Greincr came back yesterday
with his own set OF figures show
ing that the lots had lost s. 100
during the same perlnd r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

nation from the navy department on the torpedo
ing of the L. s. S. Reuben James.
Some of the committees questions on the
Kearny battle and Starks replies follow;
Q-Were any other men-of-war attacked or
damaged during this engagement:
A-Yes; all escort men-of-war may be con-
sldered 10 have been attacked
Q-Were any aircraft also escorting or con-
vOyng these merchant vessels:
A-There aircraft actually present
at the time Of the torpedoing
Q-Were any merchant vessels Of the convoy
damaged during this engagement:
g. Ayes; number Of merchant ships we're
damaged and some OF them sunk. II may he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Ferguson
Checks OH
Releases

Circuit Judge Homer Ferguson.
Wayne County's one-man grand
jury. today began an investigation
into reports that his name has
been signed to official police or
ders releasing gamblers from jail
after they had been picked up in
police raids.
Judge Ferguson opened his probe
with a conference with Police
Supt. Louis l.. Berg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
I.,.rn.,,on., New. s.r,,e. Wiz,

WASHINGTON. Dec 3.-The navy disclosed
today that all warshps escortng convoy on the
night of October 1911 when the United States
destroyer Kearny torpedoed were attacked
by German submarines and number Of merchant
vessels were damaged and sunk.
The disclosure was made in report on the
Kearny incident by Admiral Harold r. Stark, chief
committee.
Stark did not disclose the number and nation
alites OF the other warships in the CONVOY He told
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Survivors Tell
Of Sea Battle
With Ndzi Ship
Disguised Raider
Sneaks Up on Doomed
Australian Vessel


MELBOURNE, Australia. Dec.
3.-Flying the Norwegian flag and
so disguised she was able to APP
proach within half a mile, the
Nazi merchant cruiser Kormoran
(Steiermark) sent the crack Aus.
tralian cruiser Sydney laundering
with its first salvo, survivors said
today.
Details of the battle in which
all aboard the Sydney were lest
and the Kormoran herself eyentu-
ally sunk were revealed when 286
members of the latters crew ar
rived at Carnarvon.
They said the Sydney allowed
their ship to sneak up within half
a mile, whereupon the Kormoran
opened a salvo with her hidden
guns, silencing temporarily the
Australian cruisers batteries.
SYDNEY FIRES
The Sydney. however, managed
a broadside which set the Kor-
moran
At Canberra, Prime Minister
John Curtin declared:
THE cruiser encountered the
Kormoran 500 miles west Of
Carnarvon at dusk November
10. She closed I'm to make m
inspection, rs the raider was
disguised as a merchant ship.
OPENS FIRE
"As soon as the Kormoran
was convinced her identity was
known she opened fire. The first
salvO struck the Sydney on the
bridge, damaging the central
control and starting a fire which
lasted throughout the action.
1.-THE Sydney closed the range
and crippled and set the raider
on fire. Later the enemy ADAM
doned their ship, which blew
up"
Two boatloads of Kormoran
survivors were landed at Carnar-
Won last week. Some of the Ger
mans were said to have died In
THE lifeboats. The captain Of the
Kormoran was picked up later.
The navy Office announced-tt
10 surface vessels and many air.
craft had secured 100000 square
miles of the ocean hunting for
survivors from the Sydney, but
found none.
Australian naval losses an
nounced for the week, described
las Australia's blacklist naval
week since the war began, total
l7S6 men. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

legedly by students, this year than
in previous years.
Chief of Police Sherman Nor
tenson last week warned students
to "tene down on noise in the
streets after late hours.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
HERE'S WHAT TO DO

Here's what you do in order TO
insure some Detroit soldier having
a Christmas box on Christmas
Day
Get a good. heavy. cardboard
box corrugated cardboard is best
not larger than is inches in
length and s or 5lz inches in
depth and width. In il pack a
carton of cigarets. box Of candy.
a fruit cake. some Christmas
cookies, gum, chocolate bars and
the like. stationery and postage
stamps and postal cards. and to
this add something you think your
own son would like. A small fash
light, knife. wallet, handkerchiefs,
wooden socks. fountain pen: any
thing that is useful and within the
limit OF your pocketbook.
Take your box to the nearest
4 Continued nm Pave 311
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Sleeping Death Driver
Starts 6O-Day Term

William Fobbe %. of 1921 Cliff
avenue, today began a 60-day sem
tence in the House of Correction
and five-year probation with strict
instructions not TO drive car
during that time.
He was sentenced by Traffic
Judge George T. Murphy after
pleading guilty to a charge of neg
Iligent homicide. Fobbe- admitted
being asleep at the wheel May 4
when his auto ran through a red
light and crashed into another car,
killing one of its passengers-Mrs.
Helen Dohanyos of 1889 DECKER
son avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Truck Purchases Approved

Purchase of four truck chassis
for SO 4il from the Federal Motor
Truck Company was approved to-
dav by Common Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Men i'm Army Camps
To Get YuIetide Cheer

have schools detailed list
of these schools published
holiday Page 35 this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Nolan Denies
He i Quit DSR in
Shdkeup Rumor
Clashes With Greiner
Over Parking Profits;
Mayor Also Silent

Rambling of drastic shake up
in the DSR management today
brought only a no comment
from Mayor Edward j. JeffrieS
and statement from General
Manager Fred A Nolan that he
had no plans for resigning. -
In a stormy fourhour session
Yesterday two members of the
DSR commission questioned Nolan
about DSR service and the opera
ton of the three DSR parking lots.
Nolan was stripped or his power
10 sign the published DSR- bulletins
and was charged with issuing
.phony figures in regard 10 the
parking lot operations.
YELLED INSULTS
Time after time Commissioners
Waldo, X. Grelnpr's thlnly yelled
insults brought Nolan 10 hiss feet
trembling with anger as the TWO
shook their contradictory record
sheets under each others noses.
II have never issued a phOny
set Of figures In my life" Nolan
declared
The mayor declined 10 say which
side he would take in the event
that the battle between Nolan and
Commissioner Greiner and Samuel
#. Gilbert continued. He refused
10 give any assurances that the
general managers Job was secure.
Gilbert another JeffrleS appoint
ment joined Greiner IN the attack
on Nolan. but after the meeting
SStated he was opposed TO Nolan's
aHSigning Commissioners Louis {.
= Miriam was not present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
NONE TO BE FORGOTTEN

The Detroit Times. aided by
those citizens OF this great city
who have always responded 10 a
worthy appeal. is going TO see that
no Detroit soldier and. wherever
possible. no Detroit sailor. is for
gotten on Christmas morning
There will be a Christmas box
for every man in the service.
Collection centers for The thou
sands OF Christmas boxes which
will be shipped TO the camps are
open now Every public and pa
rochial, school and every recre-
alton center have some one
on hand between the hours OF $50
and 800 each week day from
Monday TO Friday.
For those who find il incon-
venlent 10 visit school during
the daylight hours. arrangements
have been made TO receive the
Christmas boxes at most Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

Gen. Hugh s. JohnsO
"Amcrica's Fighting Thinker,
Writes Daily for the Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03


boxes for soldiers. 80. Page "a
Detroit and Michigan soldiers
serving in all the far-fiung forts
and posts in the United States as
well as those near at hand and
those who will be able 10 get leave
over the holidays will believe IN
Santa Claus this yearl--
For thousands of Detroiters are
rallylng 10 The Detroit Times APP
peal 10 play Santa Claus 10 the
men who are wearing the uniform
of their country.
Even though there is a POSSIBLE
ity That some army centers may
be on the alert" with the men
standing by their arms and equip
ment ready TO be moved out at a
few hours notice. they'll know the
people at home haven't forgotten
them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

List of schools open 10 receive
boxes for soldiers. 80. Page "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

Continued on Page 81
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
KIND AsD DEGREE o. SACRIFICE

a ns~ worla began fw as-aosh As = n@sluz ara
~ A~naszaaah-wh<u me F1nxsesns n an hkssursr
nae1zMsx 70 CouxEem pclnaed cut the meanings Of
events ahsuaG ulsh refeEencs 70 ou American polsciea
anG nass1sn0z4. revealing them with . clarity
Of Understanding not then fully shared b. a nssniAlly
snsA-ahocke1 nAtaou- In thai message he PORTED the
"a e : fan acceptance y the American peapie a.
she ioue-Eezaszed prup<atfznn tazs military might
ga 1naenzAl % nAtonal survival. ard he led thx
n&aznn IN . rspzaAtaua Of Ehe dslazinn That ne VERY
HtFsn<s & democracy are : saifsetsns balw3Fk against
msl1lary mghk
To tne yOuEg mea giving w > year of snsfr lives
Al > peFtod Of NE normally aeyosed y seIf-F<alz2tiun.
she Sacrifices. Nnsie c~he2Tfals made b elsagS defined
Azc generally 4eeeptsc a. zzzn- But he rsa& oL. ne
pupuhtun-pextap : little bewiAiersd ny she turn
q esenz wnkn has par factory wsselx eaek INTO
uares ahkft operation and created ZOOS fx many who
had begun 70 Despair q eyeF HoEk1ng agAln-tne rest
Of the pupusa4aan has Deeu zto~ 10 appreciate thx
raeanEng q defense Essentials II \ democgztir de-
fere program Require = kind ARD deSree Of x~acrti1es
nu pei faIs snsaaoxe1 b : Still eunpA4eent eaunsFy
L Is tAzniozabls taess dzys 70 talk anosls sacxi-
fAes4 B8 most Ok tas discussion ceassFs 4FoaH9
the sacrifices TIE other feliaw h to make. Il Il
eAzg for nan4genleEt 10 z4cEtf3e uase increA1ea
& ne F1sht 20 STRIKE and hbcF = equally tree WITH
IA a4cxlte~ Of profits To sEase sho fear shak an en-
panzasn q prudacrlgx capacity Hztgnt create foruez
dlffctIs q ooss1roi after the var danger "a pass, Il =
ea9 70 face the Sacrifices q autanoaaes Of poA za1
pans ms andAswe thinks > tea4n; might wer d
nz ~ b payiuz higher rent Tle conversational al
heasoE q ne tAx harden : a ha1k-passlng fed Gay
b. 10 ere can sxp<c. . stand b. untouched and
gEsagdense 2ac Tor ua0sE u rs - Individuals there
VI - AEEe enosos-w&yne Cos.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
rms WEEK N DEFENSE

President Roosevelt n > special message 90 Con-
gresz sad tsat Germany bad tFsre 20 drive the I 5
OF the high seas b the ruthless sinking Of the
{ 5 merchantmen Robin Mcox IN the South Attain
te and proclaimed tins csanfry wtn nos yseld 70 such
oasfaEeosa arr lnazfensahe Sets Of an information
Al outlaw TIE presidents said L the z s yielded on
ne issue. - wead inevitably submit to vurid
no1ainashoxl
The President fv0e al funda and oEne assets Ia
tne q s o. Germany. Isals ard Al Invaded or O.
cszptec European ecslnfriez and thr State Department
directed she German o-FoesFnneut 70 elase al IA con
sa1ar establishments here not later tran Jaiy 10
The presidents said he fruze German financial
facilities here % prevent their ue = wAgx harmful
% national defenze ne state Department SAld
German eonsalat@ rerr ordered closed because their
activities had becoas contrary q the xcifafe Of thk
eoantrY.
The Juatlce Department Instructed customs Of
felas zna Immigration ozfloers TO prevent Germans
from esAdlng the order tFsSzlx German assets By
having the country Tae STATE Department Or
asred : s alpiOa1aac officials m certain countries
h EuFopx 70 cens American enty permits to per-
aasa nkely 70 become assna heFe foT fafsazn puxeu
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
UNA MONTE o. slAuuHTER

Me- sn ~ tern Ksqss2. bes here Ia eu gwn
pe4rsfa unltex seatss. whers aaFiux 1uy ls&
snrx uvrw pnae pwrnnan Killed. eaDN snlarsa ams >
property ns 81 Ene nooea esaase " aartasnta
raee fxursw se as rss4H q mvezsssstsa - ~
sasseual satSks camsea
ssus ether 1ruxss A. ae a~sastatlnx PACE a
- p~opz k1ass svswy hea Jus 1876 ssept 1HYoash
ae unrss ssasss Hks : hasvszAlss Evesy ~ days
a. the ayssase gsg - aaAny Ans<rtcana az klase
hE Ausaene a ks sae# 8Een b ahs Precautionary
VA
I've q tx important rsasosn sr Jugs he3y
s42xhies are ~ inasp~Faaeaee nzg eeaseratsena and
travel aaa sfe hsut Te eaz 81 Ansvteaa traff1
sgFtag uhs mEnth q tuy lASs ye3s s~Hclaains has
aag tiN zaa everyday oTivts4 - 2zN ifses
PubHr 4ersnmus0 nther faan rsetas rpslux fw Ialy
ipsa wsFr srzpsussbse fps 7sA usea aua asoa Nono
mlafA8
WHEN me ta@rusexnster skyrpceess as Il doea n
Anss Jalys. tFuEn zes e s@n naurs uoosam de Il
hest tasn IN average use-ftfsh ~ Al the drswn.
tn@z oosu II Sag Anoihes fAetu vftrh contributes
- galys hixh accident rats i tlnsposka despite wass
sprvac Legislation barring ths szhs o. ssue.
Wei mas orr asa wh4s arr NJ Eainx 10 %
Aho4s IL VIII July. fssls lease Al equally ekessy
tran beiiudf me ans~wr depends Ok xiasnss Or n0
ue. IN sndlyaaaal essazsrA. are wlinr 10 take the
stnaple psreautaass whirh al naop o. minimize uah
nntioaal disaster
ms fsasaun4s SAFETY cuauea calls OK Amsrsa
% stop Urls mtasumEzer massacre b slgnlnR = nsw
nwslarAttun OF fnaspenaenee--tnaep~nasnce from lhe
annual tribute ~ tsaa3Anas % American lives nsed
Axag aaeFtnesd-lndap~na4nce fFu<n mat KIND Of
esaebFMtaon thst kasez ~ thc dead and TIE sight
Arz and aae naairned ane shs saftsrinw
TINS wholesale xlAuxhtsr can BE- ssops@e II ever
ons u - aaa common ssnss Ths thinsz which
cAusr lnese tragedies are things ws car control
haste. aelfanneAz Gaoughsle4anrza and he desire 10
azow OF
Ever citizen Of she United States ah0ald % his
o. her p@zt N tins nee inasp9ndenrr from deash
and disaster b being earefal ard c0nslserAts q 9th
era On ths ssfsets and Highways hesng careful while
b<ats1w o. swimming and ~ taking no chances w1th
explosives o. Fireworks.
In tins tlae Of THIS Rr~a& naltasnal emergency
uhsa TIE nasson h mastering Is yaxE resources a
~eAlsh and nasnpowsr. aaesaenss ae naorp Than eses
= needless waste
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
INDEPENDENCE DAY

n waa In year ago thai John Hsnenck 81 Mas
s3ehasstss ana hs ~eezfreFss of TIE Original Thirteen
casoxstas q AaeEsea. signed the D1elarafi0n of IN
dependence whereby sfe eesonas declared Eslesnsaiszs
70 be Fsre and independent St4Gss~. and A. such
took Their place. arnane the raAaxy Of the nations Of
the wnsld
II b refreshing. mss II Ehn sinse. aasen slr whole
~oxid Is n a taxmon o. was. ciyIllzatlan ~ we knou
ta = anoas e. - destroyed and sar fFse peoples q
Europw are beinz erAiayed b. the uflsoly aspirations
At = mailman. wiih danger threatening ctr ozn
waT % Twins. 4 not oR freedom. 10 reaa that lninaor-
TAI aocunens. II sasf some q is prunouncements
Il says anoag other Things thAs We hold ihes4
truths 70 BE- self-estaent. that ali men are created
certain anAltsnable rights. thas amnng THESE arr
hie. liberty and the parsali al happiness" Eoss that
Il da=s nnt say that ali men are born free and
equal a. many erroneOuzy quose the greas docu-
nlent Neither docs Il guarantees happiness to any one.
but only ine -porsait az happiness leaving to the
individual ths psislasse 70 had such ; life As viii
produce happiness All men weEr not created free
a. maj time. - there we're then millions Of human
slaves ard theEs are hundreds 81 men who have never
achieved ~happ1nes
o.. next Friday. when ali Of Us take a holiday
IN one nay or another; when flags arr flying and
PATRIOTS oTatnxy spills the AR 81 picnirs and other
gatherings. ~ IA remember saaa ancsznt document
and defieafe ourselves anew to the defense Of the
principals outiiusd BY those cart patriots. 70 the end
1has cur e0zntEy vii emerge froua tne chaos that nox
enseaops more thar hail the world stronger and
better than ever and thaf taese United States Of
America vii eantlnue 10 Be ~Tlle Land o. the Pree
ana the Honae q the Brave Lei "a conssnas 70 have
= firm reliance n the protection Of Divine Pruxf-
oeuee.~ and all waa not b lost
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
WORTH rssE PRICE

A kaeT urges buyers n0s = bur ms goods Il
sounds tuere1loe-b1t u2 PTutraets1 cFozght has
Feaacea nydro-el@esrr pgzer production unels sam
nssas Increased e1aetrie current 20 manufacture AZ
s4meat. Hense. ne Mississippi PuEer comgAny
2aes pcNeF PATROLS e eeezeaae ne - q elscEzIzs-
snach means k@ business ard smaller nxsfiz OF
aaaxe nNses fT tie compauy-A msrssx free Ill
offering fE national security Thh seeming para
60 reveals t1e soul q one q or so-ealed -soaIeu
ezpoFzEonz Materially Assazzn nd Ne Meridian
azsa III rso ahNT Ne are ezxaT 10 make any
aas1ec sacrifice = ave democracy Opportunities
q asrss are Amos - uanbeFea e car Individual
a<lai-eeanosa< neea Conserve s8eegFe pozer Ue
s1keT N spFaugE a. possible BIZ Q s defense
stamps - e1da 6abNfbe hserahs % or soszIev
FszEea1zz fund d ana size zn6 weFk an1 z4crifloe
- matter Ntat NE cost q tosal eif-1efeua America
= Eoft1 the total uice-MerszAn sar.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
MISSISSIPPI NOUNS

TIE asath - Moad4y q senzsar Pa Hzrrinux.
ssaaE senAtm 81 MazlszsppA Aas e@aasa ; w9aoae
ssazz 10 be- 81 nnoarm1Ex nes 60 uaenshan she inm 70 EAE
Sen4zs ard 1hx unae1 States n general u ue aa6lnx
Esnzo@z q tire s1g4ss boey Hs tansFai Il Gulf
port "Wednesday s1z = tribute % Ea msnnory nos
ezreedec b any xzaalaax ecnAaa0a. kaxt p<rlinfa. ax
fuzsEal q the xFsateas q Al MszxaaaippsAnA the Preas
aenz q ths Cunfeeeraes.
W. pscs2e & ths Car coaat Share Senator MAJ
rAun naade MS hnzns. rsnsesnbes hHm siixn h. was
dstxict as1arnxg q ms dafEsck pxnr 70 1870. and
th@n A. Congressman for the dssxic1 and last. a.
S@alaa0g. chairman q the P1nAzes czzzanaitEee and
Psxs1sEE p<o TER o sms sssssse. We hare hac o.
cazson - rssosse with MIN ~ hs advanced step b
sssp 20 ruaeh tae nxiaest post n the Hashunai Amw
making boy ard ne2. wssh hA ziaDx au6 ann snd
dnnzntexs Wv unurn ma passing. Bot sc have Tn
rrooskctka a. > Afs weEE sEsnt Ia servtng his peusale-
uoaag IN cuts - he s@w u
e wH be = kane tame before senAsor Harrtsusss
p43N n me naskun and n NE lsArts AZ hlz psopss
WI b. e~uznprsaly flled a Rood naan ard an Mbie
mas uaA. 10 onssbx. b appuznted and eaersea % sac-
ceed niaa n te sauats, hus ne wfa nas be q sesund
Pal HarEANn There III b something lacking
A wA sasu q him IA NE aoass ~ Non. john
Rznxtn ou tn3 Gay q MS d@ath. ms death : an r.
FppAvaale kS - she nas1oas especially a. tnh time
and enc q he greatest h3oss mr. peopAe q AflSa1zzapsH
nass egw sustained Abas affabae. and sffeaen1
ne xAa Laa1eeu wslh ) sapssaae Consciousness af nasg
70 hA csnatry. and aI2syz paced that au1y fErss m
c0nAhaertuS puban affairs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

men tw ICY are murs aaagN4ae
20 1E nsecnazgzzea Tyr 2 trmzn-
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Too u8t srgEaTa 3 mAE&1H msn BE-
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ard nsnt 1s1x Is ezftxaNra - fNH ire
reulAcenaknf ne9a4 81 the Army gsoa
fsEt Il haa rraxfEe6 ~ &Wsnarsnne
ssrsaEth Is enc mslsksn fr4n nun1ye1
enoaaanA
Tne other ureeuwnsrt = tHrthsT
effor4 % ce& ufth uas 6tzakm a..
vital defense lfseuzxwa. 70 make
Mnas srg&wHe Ia pTuEueinz tlsr m
panenN q aaf kuhsee4 - wgzHx
fe TIE rannson good fUSt A. ns@x
w4so are eAlte6 Rgsga % n1Noahtex q
rfte arr Mere Specifically these
amendments wus1d gsNe TIC sanc.
t1esz ~ xtatute a. mgch act1nn - tffF
Prraadeni t@a& r. The Nnth AfneFs-
c4H Av4asaan strike ~ uae wsst
coast when he axk ever use plant
uin TIE s1UnE ann q Ee Axmy
Walk peFnittznN psmcefM packrx-
tins a. defense plsntk b. abw
untoa8 e specifically prohIhiis 10
aener or saeh s1FunR arm naetaoxts
~ have been msed tn many recent
STRIKES ~ labor unsasm The bG1
has reviewed the sanrthnn f tire
House. Military Affairs cumnaittee
and the HeaNe Raaes Casntnlttee
That q wd3 Be bitterly euposed uy
tire isbaE untons when u reaches
Tire House Is generally ccnceaed IT'S
rruhabie sacceM in the House wfn b.
larNely determined b. tire attitude
of uhe President. uho has hereto
fore been slow 20 approve any anti
strike Legislation
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
AGRICULTURE AND coSsckrrloS

Asserting 70 An editorial IN tte Da1ymens
Leagu& NeWs q Nee YOxk. BEsxadieT General Amea
r Brown EeE YORK st4ta D3ertox u selectase
Sexs1ces states taat enEscEiptAnn ooards se-yIag rural
are4s have - great = responsibility 10 u4 Increase the
Gzo<lzgs q Skilled sazm Ao1r - % hsardz u urs&n
arszs nj % tram TIE xapply q skilled industrial
WORKERS Agriculture ne General SAD h among ne
n4tloZs chsef defense Industries ard Il wl4zId n
Danger zhs health ard safety q ne nAuon L farm
es ~et 70 D. cepxtssd Of tFreplaxeable workeFz
HERE Is 81 example a. states shoazd fosaoH pa
esexs man uEa<r &rns. uege mazt b. meu IL ne
nz4z zn1 n IL faezo<se % supply rs needs-znc
g Supply civilian reeds - Eeu Al eoasxriptsan
eoar1S face . tFensaanxz responsibility IL saM
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

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/ Report Of COMMITTEES on C1n-
sf4tuxtnu and BYLAW
General School ProbAeITlx Of Truss
tested b. 4 T. sseen. State So
perylsoF OF F0rumS al trustee
taking part
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