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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
CIlxAs Urr on sHUr Up.

EVERY r-aghf-msnded esszen 6s@py regrets In
sssgE hnEtoeut whhEh t01& pA4es AZ : night elat
re.nfly n 1acA.sn cuaafy Ia whArh : aazn lat ~
~
Egna and hrash may - eoznman IN hArEs cities
snd NAY prvsaas TIE sptos q life n Hollywood. and
actning mnzh may ~ raough. q tnsm.
nus n jackson uounty-A peaceful and supposedly
aw-ahAdzne ascktoa-0f nnpreseunoum peopls. where
- are - n~etgnbazs and know each others sous and
dAn9htsrx ahnas3 ~ weu - oar 0wn-4aeh an affair
III - remembered with n0rs than a sarux Of the
ancaAdezS fw ws kn0S the persons concerned
Thse arr our nsaxhbors. u~ have worked with
tn9m. TALKED with ttssm. wx kn0w tnen psopae. their
prosiaas and tnsr guEA II n - n we're car sorrows
shen su1n tanwz hAppen-and &c mourn with the
p&csus C tfssss yOanx pnopas-
And. = misht have been ny nn Or yuar son -
sAsnn wsrs h.ppenang that night oE taers. ons a
the bcss involved uAa very much gnde hsssi sse. and
knoshes sAs SILL younger Ycaae people u al Glasses
q s0essv fAek 70 these se-eaied places q nanGsemen1
~ many a Dads nazkshh Or Easlr 0wn eaFnsngA into
zk1t and dAncs machines dxink TOO much. ard talnk
tn<y are having = grand time. IN Their sn0Fancs.
Presently. they fs~ek--hzh~-uS helisyt u what
snes cal ts-enn are ready 70 tackle anything from =
nan-dss % Hitler any fAncaed stxns h ~mAgnffied Qua
q al prupoRtaun: dizpusss artss over trivial mAttsns
II 4 claimed thai mans q the gtrls emo vlzll
sasss pasraa sre q hlxn-sehoal sgs. Or ssIa IN theE
tssna. and - % noE think ws aFx 0esfssspplng on
rshz whsn 10 suggest mat tins should not be
ou~ ena1d q ten. frusn an aaaegp<avslrs%d fanl1.
uas asked shat sne sznted 20 d she's he EFew Up
sne answered. Wear an evening dress and - to
euch smhaton b atAsEszing. ard pit1fulf
We are nx -usnxalstG~ ard Ne know 4 : a per
snns r~wiyl<ge and right 10 ENJOY himself. q hsrseI.
- klg - saeh pssasars does mo- lnseEfeFr with an
suasrs Fss1x or rsputatfnu. or life nself.
Tneae night elabs. e. ell know. are run 70 make
mnusy fU tie cwnerx and managers. not 70 furnlxh
ths whoaeszGne atmosphere and clean amusement
wnere ws w0ald LIKE cur szaa and daughters 70 meet
ed enjoy LIE.
n h nx the desire & the Operators. nor hslpEal
- thesr business % lei these youngsters nj % dFisak
- mzleh. or ~ al They are themselves violating
- hx when thev sell nunow. and again when Il i
I'D 70 mtnorz4 We cMnnok expect the operators Of
shssa guke-1oants oT ot-nachlns-eat-crfn places %
sxerc1se tne SUPERVISION That we should % for cur
sssse3.
Tns lsw elssss IL eyesl wink a. such disregard u
hsA when II allows such places % ep<Fass. ard THIS
u its<f calls Tor Carrie NstiDn ~ acme cne with =
hash sense C. euty % close them I'D and enforce The
~.
We drUve past oue such place recently and ~ :
s~sAgEsrtng man throw something perhaps . bottis.
eAroash TIE winacw from Ine outside, without regard
lw TIE possible eua2sequsncea % the tnssde Of TIE
pAes.
uu1zz s~oznexnhux = cone 70 prevent Il. this b nos
us last 80 affair tnat viii rssuli from AGA Of Ian
enforcement
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
Conqressiona
50ideliqhis
500 ~
Congressman Vim. MCoImse

ire War Deartment has formally
aun0anced Is Air Corps expansion
ueagfam fuF enlisted men. under
xairh a mechanical training school
Is = - established IA our District
and a. Wichita Pals Texas An al
saczti9n OF Esn0on0o has been
maae for the construction OF the
.uo schools These nes schools
together with existing technical
aebook Hre expected 70 turn out
10000 plane teehnicians each year
Under tins new program the
B.5ax1 and Wichita Falls schools wtl
enroll 800 enlisted students every IA
GAYS for 2 weeks Of Instruction IN
Aircraft mechanics Bach institu-
Ton Is expected 70 turn out 10000
aircraft mechanics q yeAr Approx
matsB ls5n officers. enlisted men
and enlisted students viii be sta
aaued a. each school
Courses offered In these schools
are IS follows. atrplane mechanic.
aircraft srmorer. aircraft mAebtrixt
aircraft metal worker. aircraft
weHaer supply and technical clerk.
INK trainer instructor parachute
r&seF. photographer. radio operator
and mechanic teletype. weather 90
seFFer, advanced boEnhSiEht
maintenance earburetor mztnten-
anee electrician. instrument main
tenanee propeller maintenance. ad-
ganeed photography. weather fore
caster.
Persons interested III enIsting for
thia training should get n touch
viii the nearest Army Recruiting
Officer
Parity Payments
Some several day2 ago the House
passed the annual Agriculture APP
.prupr1ation Act This bill. when re-
ported 10 the floor carried an item
Of tal20ool 0o0 Tor parity payments
% farmers on basis Of agricultural
pruurts. This vas IN accordance
HiEb the recommendation Of the
Budget and. incidentally. marked
the first time that the President
had approved ans sum locking to-
war1 parity payments
During the consideration Of the
Ill on the door Of the House q
number OF Us made an effort 70 In
grease this item from gi2 00000o 70
$50 600 900. but ne acre swAmped
b an avalanche Of noes However.
when the oil came up II the Sen
are the Senate Agriculture Appro-
przafiuns Committee raised the item
70 tie full s&s6. Gee 600 This action
q the Appropriations Committee
was ratified on the floN OF the
Senate with ouly nine votes being
cast against tire item
TINS action o. the Senate Vas
mEst gratifying 20 al friends of
agriculture IN both branches Of the
Congress And when the Bill CONES
baok 70 the House on q conferences
repnrt a determined fight Is going
70 he made hy those Of u who be-
ltese IN parity payments f0r farmers
20 keep the sun Of s4Qloo00o IN
Ene bill Tire necessity for this Is
one1ns1z. Due 70 competition from
abroad and substitutes for cotton
thn demand fer the Souths basic
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

crop has considerably dwtndled
Bur those Of US who have lead the
fight Ia the House for parity pay
ments 70 farmers realize that we
have a real fight on our hands.
TherefcEe. when the House goes
gack into session after the Easter
recess q battle royal may be ex-
pected
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

and m aties ussh = popmna1an -
1Son ard nnsrv
Other phases AZ u3 M6mnk4re-
tive preN~Mm wege ekscuAmeo 40
much uacaxht gwen - the adsnss-
naent q Ire c~lTr1c2lun 70 msz4 -
nradS q ne hnMxx II IA e1r hw.rf
n1ai ne selaoosK ace in q zsraanae
poalrsoa q renner q sane s1rxAne =
TIE cesei1pzsens 81 eorrect aseah
Ard b ire peFpesaatton e -
dErnocrmEy
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

TE-TETIW - = - ~ - ~
Q Ns@zpApsw fhe rtght - pahazA snan1hh
azznnk lmnseena fn&Ivk&mah sw buzaz<us flrmA
Nsazher as<. FnKKDoM % ~ gvs Ehs
Enazs1a..i ths Faehs - k<-s@szz - rspzaasEsa
e suas1an4zw ei1ansnA aizAek ~ sssmHsnnisys
iamalax iznAitnslanA naw saAs whAzuertmx cam
paASns 80 he ssas Fu4san 81 alxtnEhtns IN
pnhzz p.ae& Ts vtaiats tha aAsss F1skts snA
prssnzs.z b sa ssaaaEsr - F4xht. sn1 h.ppt-
usm e an
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
essTge wHnafssr. STATE sap~Fn-
ssnarus q E9ura1tuaa


NE have - csxapetee . szses
n nerfr~xzrsa ever n1e STATE w1S6
tsse Rrflool administrators - waMn
- earsoszx administrative wooic9ns
w~rx DISCUSSED We sgw nign3s
ut.ased xlsh Use attencanee - Hsest
ennfrrxnces having "a q the =
cszntx uaFerlnten1ent& present aN1
l.rzr per cent Of me school Sgpef-
mfenerng snd ur1eip@A
c ] Daxby. President q he
Mlmtnkiup4 EdaoAtsou AsscAsiQa.
atteuaed these conferences anc en-
pszMa1zea ne importance q Ee AA-
-sarsafssn ln TIE development OF ue
srhaag proxrsfn n Mississippi Ne
bro4sxfi Out ne fact that Al ue
nressnt time hs average teacneE :
saiarx in moss counties Is onlF tl01S
rsr wrex and that u Il uae purpose
q the " z A and the STATE DE-
uaryment o. Educztlon 20 secure
fands 20 Increase uns % St1& ax-
erase per week fer 81 weeks q year
He also advocates o system O.
Teacher RelTSufent
II Z Mauldfn. Director Of VEGA
tional Ecuc4tton. discussed the Ma
fAoual Defense program n connee-
ton wsth the schools and asked that
school authorities In al schools Of
the state make application for some
pAu IN the defense program where
there Is 3 need and where the school
facilities vii permit such a proSrnin
A representative Of the American
Legion vas present ~ each o. these
conferences and brought inspiring
ard most needful messages TO the
group on Amertcsntszu
Captain II d Lee with the De-
pRrtmeut Of Public Safety. discussed
on the highways in . very
able way and suggested The organi-
Es8son Of safety councils IN counties
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11
BIGPOINT

Next szsaaay Is the rusuaAr esnae
FOR Rev " n Marray % mest n.s
peopie % the Mrthoalst e1urrh here
-
Mr. ard Mira Hurdm Nelsan asa
children of Moasle HeIas 6unany
Afternoon WASTING me faxsnwH
brother and S~lster-tn-law. Mr. azn
MnS Butch NeiSsn
%
some from here attsndeu q w,nua
program n EscaAwpA Mnxsaay
night
Mr.. ard Mrs Desnrsy Joiner arsa
children Of Mobte. spent SUNDAY
afternoon visiting Mrs. Joansrs
mother. Mrs Myrtle Cot.
%
Mr. ard Mrs Ezra Sh0Emock sne
ehIaren Of Mos Point we're gsassz.
Sunday. Of MI and Mn Horaes
ShoeFnock
Mr.. and Mr.. Etlscn Coleman a
Hurley. were guests. Tuesday sve-
ming, OF Mr. and MA Gilbert Nsa-
son.
Mis- Marion olhaon Of Pzaca-
guula visited her uncle and atsrat
Mr.. and Mrs. Prank IGonarar.
Thursday. and also called On
friends
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

One NuuAn. rs . rezaezuE zas
heard = 49, FeesuzlF th4s So Id
no deA spFtuE eoald b - KHazl01s
Until they moved e tak pat q ahs
eO1EtET.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Al q ne Einaozs are faH q. Be-
Eui1ng ztrzE ha1s ard sVuas zalu
q caring colorx. 81 ~ suppose re
I'll IT, surTy alaas Eith Tie zame
SUR we Inherited fnon Candidates.
blcsz rs soul
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

one q TIE n1aezs things scout
goSng e church Il Nos Polnf md
PaScagoalz a a. q ne ministers
say 9 Ehole lUt aHd e the paluf'n
. short time
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Nos Esfn gzrceuz fun d sezati-
fl flowers on each SIDE q u We
hang cur collective heads In sasme
However iszt wat1 and Weu - %
Do better before uex spFLaa Ills
around
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

TaeY ~ let or a5out the aarue
une unien gives the h1ie 81 90
psrtuEzze . see Uaas the oahsTa are
NeastuK
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Tne fact n. ue al snare anke b.
whatever gain acexuea from the
pgearrcr of the Local recreAtioua
facilities iw the Army. ard tna
promotion AisouA act wufk : hAFd-
ship 0n any oxle group
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Nsxt suaaay Is TIE ruguaAr kanse
for Rev " n Murray % msst -
peopie % me MethodAst caurrh here
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

some from here attsaded q ma.nua
proxr&m n EScatAwpA Moxsany
night
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

There sre nine weeks M April
count enai National Garden ureE
National Poet weeA. National Fish-
egInau's week Nagionai Baby weoE
NsttonAl Better Hamea week. Be-
Kind % Animals week. Eo4tan Nsek
Retail Baker, wHeek. and BoYx ARD
Girls week Not that h matter
sou may take yoar cf1oice~-Toa have
oar pFTmtxstuni
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

One Ct me nxcess things about
cur me- hone Is plenty O. pace 70
PARA ou personal car without
everyone thinking We have Started
. netgnoorhooc parking iOg n-and-
out al eAy for something mere Tran
fifteen eenH
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

However the capable operator u
the plaes told them 4 was EMS q
drunk OF the ~CQtal1e lncklz IA
but thai hae alSo could throw things
Z the occasion warranted oules
reagTled fer 3 spell
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

HoN about passsug q huna Issue
10 take care G tflhT There have
been suggestions more fuolksh Eaan
mia and there h no reANasz why
ne Cts tFeAssHy Should - empty
rlgfgt o
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

We think ~ prefer Notion Wee
and Ftxhermans week. - ~ have .
good notkaa 10 10 fishing any day
or ~wrx3
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

Willie Stewart thinks Shakexpenru
knew what he WAS talking about
when he asked. What's II q
name7+ They have found q mar In
London with the name Of Tne Jolly
Taxpayer.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

And vim April Fnol dag fuss PAS
Army Gay. Palm Sunday. Good Pr
day TODAY. and Easter Sunday. ther
April 9Th the beginning Of day
light saving time And d0n1 for
get-exe<y dog has his day.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

It's probably . good thttag mez
months have 50 many weekk anc
that there arr al an average Of
ninety % 100 weeks 81 Ia each year
or we never would II the world sr-
ccmpIlzh al Of The thires we put
of to 90 later.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

A mar sitting p. trying % aaist
hhn. got him more excitec vnen ne
suggested It might 5e MS wHe On
the VA path. And can she tarow
things
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-04-11

We are thinking ~ inAueurntlng
. Pay Yo1r SaIzscfipttrn weck
most anY wrek nov
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Reading TO Hear
Pend|tyMonddy

Former Mayor Richard w. Read
ing, who pleaded guilty December
l3 10 a federal Indictment charg-
ing him with making a false
statement TO a United States bank
receiver. will be sentenced next
Monday. Federal Judge Frank a.
Picard said today.
II have been giving this case
n great deal Of thought" Judge
Picard said. ~ deferred sen
tence because I thought that
might learn more about Mr..
Reading from an income taN
case before the court and state
charges against him.
However, il IL not known ut
what time these cases will be
tried. The Offense To which Mr..
Reading pleaded guilty occurred
before he was mayor and l have
decided TO treat II as n separate
case"
The Indictment contained four
counts. Reading pleaded guilty 10
three \ count Of perjury was
dismissed.
The first count accuses him of
informing B. c. Schram. receiver
of the First National Bank-Detroit,
that he had but 500 in cash 10
apply on a debt of SIT. 1903 he owed
the bank. when. as a matter of
fact. he had $4,000 in a safety
deposit box.
Counts three and four charge
that he caused Schram To send
this false financial report twice
through the mails in making re-
ports 10 Washington.
The first count carries a penalty
Of 10 years Imprisonment or a
$1,000 fine or both. Each remain
ing count carries a penalty of five
years in Jail and a $1,000 fine or
both The penalties total 20 years
imprisonment and $4,000 in fines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
ASSaiI
Count ON
Mckay

A motion TO dismiss the federal
indictment charging Republican
boss Frank d. Mckay with using
the mails to defraud Edsel B. Ford
on the grounds that the grand jury
which returned ii was without
jurisdiction, is being considered
today by United States District
Court Judge Arthur +. Lederle.
Judge Lederle said there is a
possibility the whole Ford case
indictments are invalid. Mckay
was scheduled to 60 TO trial on
the indictment on May 6. but
Judge Lederle said I'VE may never
have to try the case, at least until
the Supreme Court reverses me"
Milton /. Hauser, McKay's at
torney, claims the indictment is
invalid because ii was returned in
November 1910 by a grand jury
called the previous March and had
not been taken up during the first
term of the jury. Under the law.
they claim, a grand pury can act
on only Investigations begun dur
ing its first term.
Judge Lederle made his state
ment when this same argument
was offered by Alfred A. May. TO
quash one count in the Sc-called
liquor indictment against Mckay
and 10 others when involves his
client, Isadore A. Schwartz.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Make the Most of Your Garden
ROSE
BUSHES
800 each

Every bush is two years old
proper transPlanting agc);
well-branched and selected for
sturdiness and blooming qualities.
Popular named varieties; in the
selection; the full strength of
the bushes IS preserved by care
full wrapping and waxing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Rescue Crew Reaches
Steamer in Superior

HANCOCK. April 22.-Rescue
crews have reached the steamer
Gray Beaver. grounded in Lake
Superior off Manitou Island, the
Portage coast guard reported
today. Twenty-Five members of
the crew are reported safe but
high seas delayed removing them
from their ship. The Gray Beaver.
350-foot vessel of Canadian regis
try, went aground in Sundays
blizzard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

is expected to go TO the jury late
today.
The four suspended policemen
are charged with harborin 6
Charles Bethel. key witness in the
county graft investigation, and
later with getting him to leave
the city SO ne could not testify.
Attorneys for the accused police
men concluded their arguments
yesterday and the state argu-
ments and Judge Donald Van
Tiles summation will be COM
pleted today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
EVERGREEN
TREES .s1.05

Pyramidal arborvitae, 2 to IA
feet, provides year round green
cry for your home. Other ever
greens from s1.l9 to $4.95.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Slayer Of Policeman
Winks al ExeCutiOner

BOSTON. April % GNS) -
With wink at his eXccutioner rs
his last act. Joseph L. Brooks 30,
Sing Sing Prison parolee of Brook
Ign. y. Y, died shortly after
midnight in the Charlestown State
Prison electric chair for the muir
der of Patrolman Edward +. Lee
of the Milton police department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

UltpHoal cHtssY 500 Ash is PERSONAL SHOPPING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Wife Backs Husband
In Killing Brother

ANN ARBOR. April 22.-Mrs.
Murrell Osborne will take the wit
ness stand today in the trial of her
husband. Beecher. y. Chelsea
farm hand, for the fatal stabbing
of his older brother. Price. Osborne
claims he stabbed his brother in
defense of his wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Jury TO Get Case
Of SChoonover

The case of suspended Police
Lieut.. Daniel Schoonover. Sergts.
John Lochridge and George Scharf
and Patrolman Alfred Perry,
charged with obstructing justice,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Detroit, Cleveland
Lake Service Opens

Regular overnight passenger and
freight service between Detroit
and Cleveland will be opened for
the season this evening when the
d. e. c. steamer City of Cleveland
III sails from the Third street
dock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
.CCrea DodQed
Duty on Vice,
State Says

The illegal enterprises of Wayne
County could have been eliminated
by a single telephone call by a
prosecuting attorney who wanted
them closed. Thomas A. Kerney,
assistant attorney general, said to-
day in his opening argument in
the county graft conspiracy trial.
civilian r. Bowling, chief as
sistant to Duncan G. McCrea,
showed how II could have been
DONE" said Kenney. HE made
one phone call to the sheriff.
ordering him TO close the Ack-
muir Club, and II stayed closed.
"But the phone call was never
made by McCrea, Wilcox or
Staebler."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
GLADIOLUS
BULBS 1... soc

Large. healthy bulbs, the kind
that produce brilliant flowers on
long graceful stems. Select from
named varieties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
ACCUSES sTAEBLER

McCrea, former Sheriff Thomas
c. Wilcox and Carl Staebler. for
mer chief of Wilcox civil division,
arc all defendants.
Turning to Staebler, Kenney
said:
THE call was never made by
the elegant MIR. Staebler. who on
a salary of $500 a year. main
tanned a suite in the Fort Shelby
Hotel, home on Msrtindaie
avenue, spent his days at the
race track, his nights In cafes.
and Travelled In Cuba, Texas and
Florida. He could not do this
unless money was coming 10 him
In bundles.
"PHONY RAIDS"
These men did make pbOny
raids many years ago in order TO
build a defense against their
final accounting"
ut was pay or else with
StaebIer, Wilcox and McCrea,'
kenney said at the termination
of his argument yesterday.
He will be followed by nine at
torneys who will argue for the de-
Tense. Among them viii be Nc
Crea. who IS acting as his own at
torney
Special Prosecutor Chester p.
OHara viii then conclude the
states argument. and Circuit
Judge Earl & Pugsley will make
his charge 10 the Jury.
TO JURY NEXT WEEK
The casc is expected TO reach
the Jury carly next week.
Kenney'S pay or else state
ment came when he was discus
sing Bertha Johnson. sam Gross
and James DeFalco. accused OF
eonspiring 10 pay protection graft
for the operation of bawdy houses.
Kenney said that he would dis
cuss the defendants in their sepa-
rate categories as alleged bawdy
house operators, gamblers, hand
book operators. slot machine oper-
atorS. policy house operators and
public officials.
BARES WEEKLY REPORTS
Bertha johnson operated in
i'Rm;Tamcll from 1885 until
1889 and McCrca, Wilcox and
Staebler knew t." said kenney
"Her attorney will argue that
she was not part OF this con-
spiracy because she spent most
of the time in Florida and
Europe. But she received
weekly reports from Hattie
Miller. who testified here. and
SLIGO month went to Wilcox,
Staebler and McCrea.
"Detalco got a job nv getting
Gus Pines Estates witness and
admitted graft collector 10 let
Angelo Scaduto operate and
thereafter. once n month. De-
FalcO brought 10 Pines the pay
oft money because II was pay or
else with Wilcox. Staebler and
McCrea.
"Sam Gross operated for
wears at 1881 Joseph Campau
avenue. In the heart of down
town Hamtramck. He ran until
Mike Figurski IA defendant and
alleged collector stopped him."
WOULDN'T LET YOU
Pointing AT Gross. Kcnney said:
"And you didn't run. Sam. not
because you wanted to close hut
because Iigursh wouldn't let
YOU"
Turning 10 the county officials,
kcnncv said.
"When men meet In secret
and pay off in secret they are
striking at the very foundations
OF government. This was a con-
spiracy to attack government by
men who combined To take the
law into their own hands"
In opening his argument. Kenney
said TO the jury:
'Pity, compassion and sym
pathy are beautiful words but
they have no place In n jury
box. To find the truth is your
duty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
PLANT
FOOD

Peat Moss, bale ........S5.65
Turf Builder, IS lbs. .....S2.25
Milorganite, IS lbs. ....... 81
Sheep Manure, IS lbs. .79c
Hydrated Lime, Is lbs. soc
Hudson Fertilizer, IS lbs. $50
Bone Meal, 100 lbs. .....S45O
Iona, 25lbs...........S1.5O
Agrico Lawns ..........$1.50
Wedo Fertilizer, 10 lbs. .. soc
Soil Test - Bring a sample of
your good earth, and let Hud-
sons expert gardener give it our
famous hve-point test, to deter
mine what your soil needs in the
way of balanced plant food.
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SUNDA Y
S.nn A. VI.

x NJ o - Morning De-
Totions
XVI Chapel Organ De-
Totlo1Els.
KTBI MarchlrE Along.
SIS. Chapel Songs
KO NO - News. SOS
SUNDAY Down South
kJR-CoE pass M-Sslou-
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KMO-Answering You.
XVI - Szath Myri and
Soloists.
kTB1-Faith Temple.
kOMO - Highway Night
Express. 645, over
coaters.
kJR.-Jack Benny.
kIRO-I Was There.
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You help yourself when you buy
L. S. Defense Bonds.
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kMO-Ted Weems' Orch
KVI-Swing Parade.
KTBI-Melody Cruise.
K o M O - Bridge 70
Dreamland.
kJR-Hollywood Temple
kIRO-NeWs.
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ZOO z NJ.

kMO - Gabriel Heater,
tbs. News.
kNl-NewS. 7iS. Sere-
made in Rhythm.
XII Bl-Dinner Concert.
KOMO-Hour of Charm
kJR-Goodwill Hour.
KIRO-Take II or Leave
Il