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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

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OF Oee4u RpxznEK Ia See &C. and Il.
= INV.
Mrx A. : Robtneon uraion
BroHn au1 ARA Le1A Parker. trus-
1eek 81 TEiEazEa ChBeA az M1sz
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Mr4 A Z lAnosr Il Henry =
BzE e. TT10uzsa Church z~zhaaS1aan
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
Emphasis Being Laid
On Construction OF
Small Home Design

Washington D c August - lpzi
Small home construction under
the FHA program. concentrated
primarily Il defense Industry areas
reached neW high levels during sazy.
FsderG Housing Administrator
Ahaer H Ferguson announced
today.
During the month. construction
"a started under FEA inspection
on an average a approximately
$500 new small homes each week
Thls compared with the previous
peal q 1S9 homes > week during
june and with q weekly average Of
200 homes started under FHA in
spece1un during JEly. 1890.
Since the arsz q the year. ap-
FORTUNATELY Us q new small
homes have been started under 1ne
FEA program.
At ieAst s. percent Of these
homes are located IL areas q TN
purzant national defense activity
sne the greas majority q them are
= the price ranges bsSt suited 70
meeting the urgent need for ae-
1iilonA how-cost housing created
- the aefense production pEogram.
Mr Ferguson declared
This showing demonstrates ne
important role which privately
financed construction operating
Under the FHA-insare6 mo<tEaee
program. e playing II the vltRi
effort % Supply satisfactory housing
fog American cefeEAe workeu
ne trend q applications for FEA
mortgage Insurance O. proposed
neN horueH indicates thai to- err
rent active nzx q construction L.
ne small nosne fec III contaaus
tu zGae tine During JEiy. zxse
znaaa-nQuls Marriages tnzuranae ap-
uleEao1z amounting . alleTtz14s
ane GOVERNS neE heznex e Be nal1
ande PA inspection were fIIe1
III uze pa TED Offices andw
sectton 10 g me Esslonzl Housing
Al
Tbs represented CRY : sliEnt De-
cine from t1z June te1al q zzHss
neH horne EuuAcGEaazs Amounting
e slt4SeTSS anc compared Va
Usae AZ aae ansguxz c eet1Z 80
Il Jay te4z
Ii accikten= under ~ FHAs neu
TIE " program consisting q
Defense ho1zl1E mexLEAEe insurance
= Axeas aszzEnstee y the pzex.-
oz11 app1zz1u1z ere nov ~
preaching 1e at0azogo uzfk
FraHu Apr =. wten operations
Nexe Elarse1 un4er Tltle " tszroaer
saiz 81 ~Enaau-h0n1s apphczaeas
nle1 undsx TIE y lave uo.zlee
Za0 b. ne Azo0uns e SIS 80
Ire FHA i authorized 70 insure
- % &ia9 940N q znAI-nau%
mortgages 1zzcer Ta1z u A e. IS
No. be4Gz C11Erez = tuerazzs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
Defense Area Home
Construction Being
Increased Rapidly

washington . c August = Ipss
AcM~neEinn Nak started On 5000
lev housas mnneT Pa 1nxpegston
hetzeen 2Azch q snd Argus : II
= defense areas k1noe EhcE dezlgna-
~ Il zzrz1as tlznes cur1nz thai
mnsaA EszeERs Hazztng Admins
trztnr Ahn<r n Ferguson annoanc-
e today.
Under TzaR " q NJ Nstionsl
Hausine Al mEsA4 having present
= mne11zng ecale hauz.aE short
- are aassEnatee p te President
80 huEzaezx IL Eaose 2reas are
lie q ozzzzn special mortgage oar
t-gzns = ennEtracE noEne e meet
zne shmzaaH. kuzz - the aneaS
upre dneaa9e1 O. Apgl :. and
ssn<~~ Hzzs haez designated o.
aezezE1 azaz1z1x she
anouezzu. 49, homes Nert
ssareed Is these aesisnasec areas
~ tf1iz tozaA 49, were Being
1890 Nzzh taaza tnsure1 under
TsI5s y = zhe NaaozAl Eoaztng
- go uerx pezpE bur WITH
Tfe n Insured 1oank ard I'D
- Tzlzs : lnEane1 kan HsDes
as~.e8 nzzene designation even
taaaEh MaZguzzz = EAre1 81 arS
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITIES N
COUNTY GROW

Heaz estate activities a. 1a2anS
rrzri cwsnF tae ra seTeTA wee2
have ksrur . sinA9s sncreAst II
r31AuEus az prap@ns Al every aac-
sAnz o. a1s nowrm a Glxat inc<eass
Il 1ne arueana ag 1sze EA2es also hM
fenn NhcNn 81 MANI M The reacF12
1resaaae AzaoaF 1ae transfers set
ur5ee r. f7ae Office e Prs6 TayaW
E4axEcesy eaHrG ase aae ~f03awzzg
wgnkH Il Alieu - Lorna Carr
Ix4wA as Z En6 ! - " r Azien
Eln1svazaz 4E SE q Eeelznr rs.
IT'S EEW
= n Dsurzlsr u z g wuu1. y
q Epsnn ~ z a Enavat A 4
Tbanzus1. Car EexexDsnorz ara1 Z.
r Dznszaez. tr1Haens o. Tar Mu9s
PuGrs XuzzaE Merk Hussness Ciah.
~ ! Sc a q 4 X DEn1s@ LT
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22
Special Loan Terms
Available For Homes
In Defense Areas

washington y C AuEast - la4l
The Federal Hulginf Aemln2s-
trasirns new program q oe1snse
housing mortgages knsUr9zzes = pro
xicing sound mocern living guar
teri taroaExh private capital for
families IN important defense areas
n . total monthly carrying eost %
between 81 anc So . ma1ih Ad-
minnualur AbEaef r. FerFasou an
ueuuaea tocay
Tfan small cost q home aatcnRse
reflects he stimulus 70 nauzlnacu0n
% auR-pTtnec huznez r. csfGse areas
resulting from tht FIAT lev sup
p3emenial program M Ferguson
declared Approximately Hses out
q every ten neE homes financed
under the neE program eArr an
F9sA valuation ut lcsS thar $500
for haase and land including al
utilities and 1Hprofemeu1 while
alEnozt Sx Dut g every Ten are
valued II leax thar Sslu9a
These results Nere disclosed IL
3 survey q the FEIAt mortgage
insurance opcrHflauk una@ Nae new
Title = q tne National Housing
Aci through suae e Applications
for insurance unner TIE neE liz
were first receixec CT Aurl 8
Tne houses financed through he
new plan a. defense areas are II
aodglaa1 e the larger volume q
Enan naue eunEEur2az EQlnF
forward L tne same area Hnde- the
rEAk PREVIOUSLY eztEblzae1 mort
gage L1saranoM program Alto
ertales. neoA ebaa horue sse nov
being started each week
TIE EaEfFey Showed ldas 81 per
suut O. uE ueN slnEae-1kaEf homes
Scr witch mortgage insurance Oh
nluaenu weFt issued lao@ Tlas
" through june : were ezluec a
less thar $500 i-neludEng aaa and
A. improvements and & Sci
pcroeEzf we're valued a. @ In6u
s40M
Fw ; 5000 properly financed hy
oy . E7N marEaEt taszfe1 under
Title II Ene to.Aa mauihls azrryl1g
cos. lEz1la1Ing payments L uaercss
principal FHA ua-sEsgt insurance
and estimated aeafzak 1u axes
anc haaarc Insurance l. Sz7@
On 3 $50 properly W. s mort
gaRe q E1A ne toia mauthly.
caE1 M s1iS Or 8 500 uooeyu
with 5 $500 meraEAEe lhe maathls
coss Is x Pr mUgass Wah 8
esafN mortgage Ghe maxuun
Ehics nav be insured On s 2ngle-
family Azaene uaoer Tgls = he
nunt6g eoEi + aRpEuxzEazsf s.
Taea monthly coE saasriaz
represent ihE entire exEsaa q
h0sEa purchase ua1ef TIE liz Y
plan excerpt nlazateaAnce znd what
sse payments - bgyer nakas q
accumulate his required eazHv Il
fhs WgUrw UnasF TIE = L cae
buyer 21kE falaz L max - enitrs
&c peTusrf minimum cow usaaent
a. the q pGr1azM TIE sazH re-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-22

sooerun Gs1 : EoWafz soog-
Slron = LDEaes . "a FaE 10.
81 b - fee e. sprLaF street u
Pssezsaala 5ozfe Ne 4 f1Ss-
Ru1elt Order q Odc KHasar =
y o Cas sn1 z p GranI 10 &
= Re- Ezsn EzaeL hazzHz freu4-
aEt q tE feE O. N0u Ezsea.
Houa szazL Ezzzzz9nG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Colonial Danes To
Give Bridge Party

The Colonial Danes of Vance
county VIII sponsor 4 benefit bridge
party Wednesday afternoon. january
Z, at $50 O'Clock al West End Coun-
Try CIuO, 1t was decided al a mCe,-
ing OF the committee yesterday. at
ilc nom Of Mrs. A. ". Gholson. Jr.
A prize Tor high score at each table
VIII t. gwen, 1t was said, and there
Viii al q De a grand prlze. RcI.esh-
Heni VIII bc served in the late aft
rrnOun.
ANS. I, ?. Gholson was named
chairman OF this committee. and
...s> Working with her are MRS. M.
(. Cooper, Mrs. A. 7. McNeny. ana
..!rs. A. W. Gholson, Jr. Anyone
Wishing to make / t cgVat.oNS so. tllc
Allan Is asked 10 contact ane of this
5rGljp.
AT their meeting it was arl,,.c
that the committee has bought tn
book EARLY Architecture on North
Carolina when IS LeIUS puollshcu
oy the Stu organization. .his boon
will be piCsGI,-d to the ii. Leslie
Perry Memorial Library in memory
Of past committee chairmen.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Mrs. Weldon Has
Meeting OF ". NJ. S.

The New BetFoi W. NJ. S met Wit
Mrs. T. H. Weldon Sunday evening
An unusually large number Of men,
bcrs attended.
The program on South Of Asia o.
the Worlds Hope" was presented b.;
Miss Mary Belle Ayscue, and the de
votions were led by Mrs. Weldon,
president. from Luke l:68-79. Prayer
for world peace was given by Mrs.
George DiCkie. Mrs. Perry Ayscue
and MI. Walter Bowen had Interest,"
ing talks on the program. Christmas
songs We're sung, and several mat
ters of business taken up. The
Lottie Neon Christmas offering was
taken.
1t was announced that the Phila-
thea elias and Missionary Society
will meet with Mr.. L. @. Frazier
"Wednesday for a Christmas party,
ana the mission study class viii be
taught al the home of Mrs. w. j.
Bowen Monday evening, january ).
It is hoped that all women Of the
church will attend this meeting even
if they have not read the mission
study book.
The meeting vas closed with pray
or by Mrs. w. c. Roberts, after Whlc.2
Mrs. Weldon served sandwiches
pickle. fruit cake. and coffee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30

Your neighDors will call you
Observation-Disclosures if you
relv on Marian Martin trocks! They're
,,~p-to-date and practical too-Witness
Pattern 9759. The front panels in tie
bodice button together Tor an orr
oinal effect-the narrow SKIRT pane
Dor1e; aboy. tn waist. clcVeriy max
no q slender as a reed. Notice Row
tho belt begins at either side OF tnl'
nanel The Sew Chart gets tins
mode done in a iifty-all you ne>o
is , f-v yards of gay cotton, Fe'-
haps YOU'D like a collar made OF con'
trast or omitted altogether and 'i'5
front buttoning smaruy Quinn
u.,tb ric-rac. Besides shoot sleeve
long or three-quarter sleeves are
optional. .od or,v
Pattern 9759 may BE- ordered oniN
in women's sizes 36, 38, 40 AZ ri,
46 AZ and 80. Size SO requires 5 10
wards IS inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS IN CONS
for This MARIAN MARTIN pattern,
Be sure to write plainly your SIAE :;
NAME. ADDRESS, and olALf
NUMBER. ,..o,
send your order to The Henderson
Da;lv DISPATCH, Pattern Department.
o9o ", 18th ST., New York, N, X
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Drewry News
By MRS. BARKER WATKINS.

NJ o. ,t-ll:-
MI anu MIS- nay NI1Id''I7 aus;
son nay ~ Oh Gieei'1poIo' "'''
., r o
HaSeS, OF H~ehoeFSofl' SPeml Nn[iS'-
mas Da% III "'e nome u MIS- ~ L.
",I5IalAS.
WI. "'I" No, ! ioo ! "'J" t"a "' G
l4mllN, OF bun'!hS'on' Ni>lled Alr' ana
Mrs, NoOeFl I4ac'laII li'I"S D"s;
MY; ana MIs. gen O'Nieg IIlv,
u"uSI'',l DN''S ~" ~ rI'-n
Annie Nelson spent (nr'7.n'"S 4Ie
ana Oii!St'l'"S III Ilt'I'e' S''' WI"
Mr. ana MRS, o. W, C"NiGAi .
MI. 7'l' MIS- '"NN N''i5'.I'N' 80
GREENSBORO, spent HGEe'"l UI1
Gently WIN Mi ana MIS- j" l." VII
lldl''S' Doan,lI hos ,ot,u,,cd
Ms. Robert PaSch"i, mas re'Urn@o
TO hei nome near NiV"5E |i,Ct
spending Se|ef'i gays IL, A'l'''''''"'
and Re.eNSour2 WIN I~cIdI'NtS.
MISS FIiSI'll" 2~I,l.s,,' . a2.o' ,,l5d
to her nome IN Durham "I'e' I'etlo-
lns the hnilda\S a. ''t S1''9' ~ MIS-
Annie NeI n c..,
Mrs, DoFe>( N'cnoiN an" N",'' '''',-
11's 10y aro, ~,1,du,o several
days with Mr.. ana MIS- N L. WIZ
MANS r,-,,al ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
NeW Years. Dance At
Club Wednesday, Night

Final preparations we're under
way this afternoon for the annual
New Years dance at West End
Country club Wednesday evening
from 10 until . o'clock.
Hubie HeatWole, the band that
pile sed SO mucn at the annual
Christmas dance last Friday even
ing, will return here to make the
music for Wednesday nights festivi-
ties.
The dance committee has been
busy mapping plans for the event,
and the dance VIII prove a fitting
climax to the holiday season here.
Members may secure guest cards
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Shocco News
Nv MRS VI. ALSTO\

Mr.. and Mrs. George ~lhrashe'
and children, Of Roanoke, Va, are
spending the Christmas hol'caE'
with Mrs. T~hrasher's mother, MIS- >
J. Plitchard.
Meredith Aston, of Newport
News. Va, spent several days WIN
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. J. M.
Aston. during the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Turner were
snnDe guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Currin at Middleburg Monday.
Miss Gene Thompson, OF Frank
linton. spent Sunday night with her
aunt. Mrs. J. M. Aston.
Miss Helen Collins spent the week
end with Mrs. Fleming Freddy n
Franklinton.
Mise Louise, Mary Rose Alton
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Closs's Column

YOU SAID YOU WANTED y
OtIHI51uAS STORY sad Helen.
Nv Ell, ms ISn exactly d story. II
something tnat happened m Arkan
,aS Il long lIme ago. My Ialncr wa
q yulalg man tncn, n ne STA thdt
there Wll,ut a lot OF hotels Ike
lhcIc.arJ now lnat almost no
BODY aluyou al Il MOTEL except lIaNel-
Iu8 men, udNl1uS statesmen. tic OIL
len stayed at 4 hotel IN a town where
he dId d good deal OF business, anO
said the motel was a very prosperous
one. One Christmas eve night q
young BOY and girl came to TINS
motel and asked tor a ON 1t Wa
showing OUTSIDE, 1t was a night JuSt
like YOU'D read ABOUT in a book, Tue
gfrl was gong to have d baby n
was very near her time. Well, me
man that ran the hotel didn't want
10 be bothered with a habE beng
born in his motel, or ever the chanc~
of one, and even though 1t was such
a terrible night he put them out.
NOl)OUN CIV Il lollllo otI - N'AN
went or what happened to them.
but funny thing about it ever
though it was the only hotel any
where around that part OF the coun
try, people Just stopped staying
there. In a few weeks there was no
body there at all, and in just a ieW
mothers it had to close because there
was no business at ali. Daddy uSeu
TO tell us about it. He said he COulu
not help wondering about it and
once he said he wondered, too, what
ever happened to the Inn in Bethle-
hem. The Inn that had no room.
WORDS WORTH REMEMBERING
The future is not bullt up with hos
file remembrances, but with acts OF
confidence. reciprocal respect, am
with mutual faith, And the efforts
which the United States has mad
and is making in defense OF the
democratic ideals of the hemisphere
place her on suCA a lofty plane thai
if constitutes in itself the best test
mony of the unity Of thoughts, anG
| the strongest guarantee of the COM
| monness of our deStinies Co
manch, President of MeNico.)
A RECENT CORNELL GRADUATE
s+onDed in front Of chlld'S clothing
store and gazed with rapture at the
various kinds of garments in tn
window. He gazed so long and So
7rdentlJ that The young lady who
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30

from Geo. A. Rose, Jr., Hylton Webb
OF Bobby Davis for out of the city
visitors.
Attendance upon the Christmas
dance was very good, with out OF
town guests and the college set on
hand to lend a great deal to tn
occasion.
When the old year passes at the
stroke Of T.. NJ ceremony as vet has
been announced for the occasion, it
Will carry with it memories of a
full year in l941, and the young
1912 will bring with it hopes to al
and a determination to see through
the War that has been visited upon
the United States.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30

spent the weekend with Miss Mar
iory Blum and Miss Clara Lee al
MiddleDurg.
A. B. Roberts, Of Raleigh, spent
Christmas Day with his mOn~r, Nil
@. W. Weldon.
Miss Louise Aston, after spendin
the holidays with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. NJ, Aston, returned to
her school in Pittsboro today.
Miss Annie Lee Aston. e. /''".i)n
spent the holidays with her family.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
POEM ON \ PACE.

Such words as might have BEEN
Strange berries growing
In countries of no name,
OF nc mans knowing,
Bloom for the eye-and ear,
Grow bright and round,
TO make a lovely sight,
And 4 sweet sound.
And a S%uCculcnt taste and wild,
For the tongue TO take
That turns them uNcr and over,
For singing'S SCake.
David Morton
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
WATCH NIGHT SERVICE

\ Watch Night service VIII De
conducted at First Methodist church
Wednesday night beginning at HIS
o'clock, Appropriate hymns Will be
rendered and a Watch Night mes
sage will be brought by the pastor.
Following the Watch Night service
a brief period OF fellowship Wlll b
observed in the social rooms Of the
church. Every one is cordially IN
Nited.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30


NEWS FROM A RECEPIION ZEN
IER: we nave gust put an END 10
several fackcts that were discover
ed here recently, some OF the oIdei
S9laleis Were charging the I@Wes
araltees a nlcNle every night, eA-
planning That 1t was lno customary
charge tor renting a cot -oI ta.
nlgat. AnothtI RACKET is 10 sell @aci-
draItee d garrison cap. "Ath the le@
man are lSsucC uniforms my .-s
gwen an overseas cap, uu' lA'| are
not gwen d garrison cap unit. t.ey
ere sent from the reception e.1,e-
to Then training camp. Inc 21'f..J-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Returns to Fort EuStiS.

Cpl. Council pnnell has returned
to Fort Eustis, Va. after spending
the holidays here with his parent,
Mr.. and Mr.. +. Z. pnnell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Visit Iohnnic Davis.

Johnnie Davis has as his guests
for several days Ernest Hackney, OF
Wilson: Bill Palmer, of LittletOn: and
Bob BeaslCy. of Baltimore, Md.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Returns to Birmingham

f. V. Bum, Jr., who spent Il t-V'
days here with his parents du"ln~
the Christmas season, has returned
to Birmingham. Ala.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
TRAI3IEC I'M

Lee Smith paid ST into the Office
of the city clerk as a fine for a trai-
flee law violation, records there
showed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Comes from Raleigh.

Mrs. Charles Stainback returned
Sunday night from Raleigh, where
she spent the holidays with friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
From HiliSbOrO.

John Graham. OF Hillsboro. is the
guest of Dick Jones. al his home on
Belle street, for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Come From WaNcrOSS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Fort have re-
turned to Henderson after spend
ing the holidays with Mr.. Forts
mother, Mrs. Matlde Fort, at Way
rrnSS Grnroia-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30
Go to Baltimore.

I. II. Weldon ana Mrs. Sturgeon
AysCue accompanied Mr., AysCuc H.
Baltimore, Md. Sunday for a Shor,
taV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-30

A RECENT CORNELL GRADUATE
stonned in front Of child's clothing
store and gazed with rapture at the
various kinds of garments in tn
window. He gazed so long and So
7rdsntly that The young lady who
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
. McKENNEY ON BRIDGE

there is no stake except the
championship, while in rubber
bridge, q mistake has to be paid
off in cash.
Mrs. Mae Rosen of New York
has always been q good rubber
bridge player was not sur
prised when she crashed through
at Asbury Park recently to win
the National Women's pair
championship with Mrs. Edith
Seligman.
A rubber bridge player will
always put up the best style
of defense, as Mrs. Rosen did on
the hand shown today When
the dummy went down. she saw
the defense could probably win
two spades besides the ace of
trumps. The hope OF a club
trick looked remote.
She overlook the spade queen
with the king to lead her single
ton diamond. Then when she
got In with the ace Of hearts.
she led q low spade. East won
with the jack and returned q
diamond for Mrs. Rosen TO ruff,
setting the contract.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
CONTINUING A TRADITION

The appointment Of Mrs. Frances
Clarke Soyers as superintendent Of
work with children at the New York
Public Library comes as q relief to H.
brorions throughout the country who
we're feeling on approaching loss in
the retirement of Miss Anne Carroll
Moore. For thirty-five years Miss Moore
hos been an inspiration to writer's, edi-
tors, publishers and her feIIow-ibro-
rions, as she has quietly persevered in
her work Of raising the quality Of liter
oture circulated among children.
Anne Carroll Moore is one of the
very small group Of persons who, at the
beginning Of the present century, real
lied the need for established creotive
standards in books for juveniles, COM
parable to standards upheld in reading
noteriol for oduIts. She has been in
fluentioI in the development of the
Library story-hour for children. No one
who examines the full lists Of wel-writ-
ten and weII-ilIustroted children's
books produced today will underesti-
mate the contribution Of such indivi-
duoIs as Miss Moore.
The work oIreody accomplished by
Mrs. Soyers in the field Of library SER
vice to children hos won esteem in her
profession. From the Christion Sci
snc6 iVonitor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
THE LANDING At SPITZBERGEN

While the joint landing at Sptz-
bergen Of Conodion, Norwegian, and
British troops is not q matter Of greet
immediate miIitoy importance, it is
important in another way.
For the first two years of World
Wor u, Germany had the offensive. The
British. for lock Of full understanding
Of whot was going on, and handicapped
by seruples, let Norway, Holland, and
other opportunities 90 by.
Nov they ore first in Iroq, in Syrio,
III lSnr, and first in Spitzberoen. 1t is
q welcome change. II shows olertness.
Spitxberoen is nothing in itself. But as
en islond base at the top of the world
spbovo NouWoy ond northern RUSSO it
9pns The way to either If opportunity
Ia q wor. as in O boxing notch,
80 . him who GETS in the first
% " d dolIoht 70 see, otter 50
pivo counters, o few coses
elp cf freedom have at
~ slrst punelr