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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
Jackson County Boys
Attend Conservation
At Percy Quinn Park

A J Franklin County hgens e
jackson County TO-DAY announced
saSt tsnec jackson County boss lefs
Moud4y August sEh 20 attend
B1gs Conservation Schoos- which
All Or held a Percy Quinn state
PARK McCornb during the week Of
August 4-g
II Y Lopez. Of GaatseT vii rrp-
resent the County-at-iarre and Is
0eass zFsonuogec b. fhe Merchants
and Marine Bank of Pasc4xoala
Eu8 McRaney Of Rt / Ocean
sprsnEs VIII represent the Future
Farmers a. America organization
ane is sponsored b. the merchants
a Eancisaxe and ocean Springs
STATE Bank and Burrel CAN o. r.
A Perklnstun. representing The 81
Clubs and Is sponsored b. the Pas
cAg0ala National Bank These hoFS
we're selected for sbeir splendid
woTk IN various phases Of cunsev-
AEtan o. natural resources
During me weeks c~zmp-xchooi
tbe boss vzl receive instruction IN
forestry sol conservation ard Wild
life Trained instructors VIII be
OF hand from IRE VARIOUS canaervs-
LOT agencies OF the state 20 carry
un rnN courses In conservation
RtrsSre snown lectures. tfelr trtuz
and practical demonstrations ell
D features q the weekk school
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
YrRKEu-RYA1s

Tne marriage q Ms Bessie
fceenee RTAA daughter nk IL and
Mrx T. A Ryah q VazsHass. %
Mr. Wayne z Pe~reii a Mnnsse aan
81 M and Mrx Harry PEREZ o.
PrurrEse City Igwa va saaanaaea
a. jackson. Mss Auzaaas - a.
2 90 uclpck REx = 8eAzauz pse-n
% xas Fra& Christian enaraa. &C.
flci&aEzg tn the preNaee Of .
few relatives and intimate trends
q he cuapie-
me b<iae w9S atttred Il q pNdEr
Hue ensemhse with white 3cces-
s0rtez Her shoulder ooxszge was
pima ruee5a4A MrH PerTeu Il a
graduate q vsnele4xe Hzh school
and jackson Commercial College.
and prior &c ne wedding wa2 en-
psuye6 b Mtzzzzs4pu uneupiuv-
mens Compensation cuzmksson Il
jackson
Mr. Perreu b employed At IRE
GUH snip B1sl1lnx Corporasson -
Cn1kAAzw Alabama ~ = eerttsind
weicEr.
Immediately after ne ueddixlg
ne bridal couple @fs fas : two
weeks trip 70 Iowa and 4e East
Co@s Upon Their resuzu faey vii
be az horne 81 81 Augzssa street.
MooiiE
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
Horticultural Visit
Made To Rural Farm
Homes In County

= . Manaauf.h. exsnss1on hnr-
aeusEAa q Ela@spu state Col
Eas ard AIS Ruth 4 Can roursy
h0xaa oenlpnssfakszn agent sfas
w0ek uzans . spGF * JAzkson CON-
s rstIszE farmers ard farm huEne1.
ANNstna usesE iE Au1NaEanx tfr
gpaacz ack4nlng uaear h1znes
There was considerable Interest
skEoSu D. shaa1 visited In sasls pro-
Nrx ard : considerable gnEwUsH-
n1e1as hA4 ben nussne9Dm ktncs the
l&Ks6c4psaN nsgseaaent wMA intro
daex1 several years axD
Moa4Ay w4s ssxnt r. West Jark-
A1n Coaa.1. II TIE lasesest % as-
1SfszS Anss Mh0 I'D no have GieGg
Ancc4psa1 nzAEA uompAetec and
Ax1aE4flE plans wexe SCI up for
tnenA N1Ssss also wers mace 70 lnoax
An0 ALREADY had l~And1uap&ng pro
Ar1A started s4sxeazxunA also werv
given 70 nwos Aas R4fdenA
AnNax ax gAaees IN 1A neigh
aognaxE Wasted 3ere ahasx 0f AZ.
ard &xx y l. HxxkxT 0f van
ce3fe ard MF and MFx Hubert
Malzezxs FoasalaeaezG. waxFe q
naEas&F e oSAsF -zzz Il THAI
neHhAuxtsoud had A4aemb@a to In
Net a1e wUk 1osar GleFe and 10
sez agaaeaA Ter sassx svn yzros
Improvement e woa@xss. Fruzn
there tasex men3 10 Eh9 alaEns og
Mr. Tam C9UgaA MO has az uD-
GzzzAN2 AAEKs variety az paAntx and
a. exexaaent aFrazazNmra1 with
psans fm 4xp1xAAa q the proMcz
Visits also Wesr mace 70 sk< hauaes
af Mrs " c oxersau. Mr4 r. M
6psuksxlE ane hsf6 Fred Parker.
AE1 Parker has specialized In
azaisMa and has sxFy h~A1iif1i
grounds arc plants most q which
&e has deyenpe herself she has
several hundred xATirstex of Azaleax
sruaznw N aex garden. xnich u AZ
example q Nagas ean he aone IN
c~alzaeas1n9 these pants n h& sec
ssun
A vtxtt IL ulz area also u23 made
" t1e s-H pEp9eef ~ ihe honze oG
AE3 Winnie Eoxaaa 10 0austex
TsssaaF viAsa wrrr made IN East
jackson County TnM fiF4z stop
xax nsa1e 81 TIE EAElessan Con-
immunity H04xse where plans for land
srapIEE weFs crawn which the
e-nsauaurltg expew1a 90 carry GIL tn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

We go m ear sc ge Aissritor
e L. eaenaE anter6snfa
ssa beard EsnssNz2 trustees
.eaehsgz anz g@tEana aas aupoa-
anee a safety Ia enzsnssaan WITH
tse MENm teAuze3rtAzoo uuoEgxsn
Mas4 e Ire Nhns4 81 Gae state VII
- aSzxa1rzx tx : RES sestoG aIn-
II me nnn teW Wre2 an9 r. is vVrT
Ap@eAns 0lat m1eh 0ael@at y
sHeen ca re psrs & the p@nle
eaneras.v - WuesE1ln@ the scaool
cAlkren q ae STATE
Tesse arr APPROXIMATELY A50e
seaaa buses operating n DE stase
hauling approximately $4,000 caa-
ersn saoh eay We v1xn 70 e2a 90
tAs axfenaun q me h4 artera uA
Ian saacn requires every seaosa bus
arsver 70 sop before crosSing a
rkliro@c crukx1nk q highway inter-
kaxszan zn1 proved aorg1 only
afsef Il hAx se~u determined Z e
Is safe te % - TnN state leN also
requires thai any vehicle apUTosch-
iug : Senos1 5A vheu u Is taking
on w iextkag az school chiidzer
maa klow cow % 3 speed not ex-
cec11nE Ten miles PEI hour and
proceed veyy eaauGlly when pass
ia the hux
We have been very fortunate ri
slsIs state - having a very small
number q accidents IN connection
with school transportation and this
record can he continued or made
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

Mhm Hrisn EtewaTt o. Moss Puauf
and Ar PaGip Dwarnurn Bunker
IS Cauuerh New Hampshire we're
0uteE3 wAxrsec or Saturday even
HsH AnauN 2 isSi n lhe MenN-
- u~Ars0nsgw ln Arlington. "a
Sex HAIRY crSves perfomsng ms
cereu1euY
ne brt5x b tne caughteF of
Ms zn1 hrK " o EzFwars q iris
ettT and before hrT m4rfAes was
es1poye1 With the PzNczE0glA ka-
ttouAi Rank Being = popular mem
Der n beg ST. sAe was elected
queen 81 TIE nineseen fowty-one
carnival dance
Mr. Bunker fer several years
MADE his hcnar IN this ctr being
ou1nrctro with the Southern Kraft
Cooperation sravsEg the latter part
a MAy 70 Accept 3 position wisa the
NsgT Department In washington
p c where he and Mrs Bunker
w1A make their home.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

q Interest 20 relatives ane
frsenrz hxrv Is ank n~ArTiaze q &zs
Ayzs Sanchez q G&ryTfle. Ia.
ezagnssx g ~ and Az A J
SMErhe1 t. ~ 5ohnrke A. Green.
r g Hozto1 TEXAS, ard FAaca-
soEtA wnAea w4a &oeunGzec Sat
3r1As nSorntnx IN St Hegnerfs
cAlnoc Church tr GAuslle Tns
Rees -. drucNua OsieMted EllE
Nanxz4l Mas n The douhle rtns
GzEEzz8EE.
II Eanchez. father os tne axac
E4sx - daughter ln marrsArr ard
81 rs attended b. her aEser Ms
s@eE4 Lac s&aehez M Ncw Orleans
NJ Caaoe Green u P1scAxoGA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

musam q ahs Tpn ssse1 hAz
~ nrA Es&h
ne nsm wsrv . Agey 4srk wa.
A ezaMNEe St& saw @ne AZ.
as essf s a19s q.
ussx g-4reas 81 NtszG8ua sE'
ase Be- So e tbx sAzns
ezFx fsas Ha Ngsh mNck Noce8-
ns Ens nFrfec . eqat M Ag.
eyzsa s3Y Nzg AfxT IT, csrx-
Hzy 3 rseen 50 heG 81 NJ
f2sne & ths agfEs pAFezta TNs
r wzfe w1e1 paach ARD
eztEfr eakea me 9SaasaG r4fx
WNAn m3s e an1 aFn1 wN Np-
r@r mh 4 nsnsAsaFF hrtaAi cezzae
xfF4 ares2 Is = xTR5aass frcN,
Rezsrve Hssh ARD Ntssr1se
nwmtzn LNaAkaa CMlNxe tr
tAsag@s1 KaaAs
AZ unaen b . ErNaMtF * P@.
e4assaa tEAEh Sapa aN q Er1&gsts
ffuxz neEkiNH Hatan CNsrw a.
Mse9 ktsead Aaa1weaera L@As
t4FsA CaSem sa LMfNywss L0s&
ana r. mhbrh fx Nsa . ssaF ain
Mzke ksa wa4 4hekNN C@anEYa Ten
sz Esansp Ser usse gsara also Co
champ ~ rekzEsan 1Ea6dr Cos
sr
Mr areeu ard ~ hzzes kn AFTER
TIE Fneesssaa fex Ho2sasxa TEXAS
uert k0 b ez1ayc ~ az e1gln-
ef Naeze asss aN nskH assli
sEta1H h0zae
Cas- 81 ANu guests fW Ux wec-
Au9 Nerx C2zAax Uss~n hxoetseg Of
Ene EFcNzA Mr. " 7 G4xanrx and
Alas u@usNTe 0FNeu. s&zfera %
ts 9Tsn Arr v . ElAzaa and
c2trx. MsrS aaas ard cosntn.
asaa Larry Carr. A. q P@sca@caalz
ara Mu : TasRx ana swu
eazrxn Mrs Mnzzkark ard swu
eaadrnn Af and Mrs Alaeu sAn-
eEaex al az Nep OTls4xA and Mr.
arc LIS LgE 0Iser ~ Emc@saw-
MAs
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

their sanancApzng pra5ect Native
azruns vii he Used principally T.
lbs pru4er& Vista also xzze mac
IN their community II lse houcs
az ErA Carl Brinkxa8n ard Mr..
A. l. Scnmadt who have GAxuad
wDrk on MndzeApanx pzan1 kDa
xru@zncx u thr 4 s Hahharu hozna
wn4ch has beer rsusndslnd Land
ncaptEg paK2 Tor ttzem aTuun1s
Also wrFs cTawn ~
Landscapes suggestions wrrf
gwen for the Danish Community
H03zse property. II HaTAsy where 8
pwo5eea also has ben started vs.
IN w~re Enade also IN tfsas ne4ga-
bcrfx1o6 a. tfe tkgn1es af Mrs A c
Pedexxea. ME1 TEa naxta NJ
Prank Ssel ard Mr. Z L 0cff
A vtslt also wax made - Ine
huxae az Mr. Hubert s uu<4 xaB
has bern doing wnek o. = A11ozr4p
lnx Wplect ard t4as rooted > MIN
ber o. plAn3 % - distributed %
t-H Ciuh members
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
joins SHARP BoYETT
Has A BIRTHDAY PARTY

EnuzscAg A~tte<Tou0s july al. fhe
lozne q Mira Btn AcInniz waa
alive wsA fzD and laughter wher
aoous fHensY atxia friE1ds of Josn
6nA<r Bosstk rad cnxE4e ~ guests 10
rs birthday party. Tf1clx games
2nc Euuc times wsxs tn~te5SpsrsEe
with cold teEnuxsA1e
~ four thirty zhe hostess Invited
tfpsFa n 30 further enjoy na cream.
CAKE and <AEA1y. Tlny BASKETS o.
sAK1V Aua n4zapaxM weTe given a.
lATa<z - TIE chaAdreu.
On xaz1 departure Mauy ex1zreA-
Anx4 q appreciation we're toaane
- shzsz
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

aeuerexaezE rerrHattan ard wax1oM
earssasS viz he feaEarkc Raso
A hs&E11fu paGar wG ~ ps-
nsxfea b. 1rE MiaEaatpI FEmf
arse CsenMFwtr ASnortmkian xrnu-
Ers * uovx C~uapegy2.suB sfEA
e sAe crGstY te2rn making E6k
AAEsszz azKrswNte Ncore or Uxe wrst-
fsn sxaznsszafhsE 70 BE- gssFa ~ rae
xsz & tHe whe& A AN1aE eN9
uzzax a native wuod 49, b. EsTsH
re 80 Eakluw nas hlsnca mciv2-
ezzi soar o. ne u&sup
Approximately orr hundred sgss
wN attsse utx E-hoos frurn snrtg-
ere Suz6 NEzs19.pp noanttes 2<
Ms9x@lyGzi Furestzy ard CheEr0rxtc
ANzcrtzttuu ArnnunrEo today
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08
Moss POINT HAPPENINGS

80 Ngx wzzz&n AsHMncnw bxszt
saznr T. Memr1an Tesn~ whssK
81 - aaza ~tsttrM rea&<lvea
49,
Mrs { ~ pahRy b. - New
0eMans Nxut 1&r wze3 vlNfzas
Mx la hEmuer
~ r @ wxsxMns h spenatng a
several 6avt sacattan wsth ala pa
enn m Dec&Ew. Ala
-
Mr. n n C4rrszrs#i rrslzrre6
praaHF frugn q xa1st u mr. and Mr.
Z * Mzxur and aaaxhsEs T. Batter
RnA8e La
NJ an1 MrN L l. Havs MeTr
etastnrx 10 MraSle Nfcrstny
-n
M~ Rewrnan Mars aFAc SCR hare
rvz1~zN9 m tsxtr haune t1 Pt5a4
aenA MNN after q v8an m 80
neaxs 81 Mr. Exex Coaaasr ard Mr.
AfAxtta4 nFkkx
Mu RaeEzz nNzr and astir daush-
ter wkM Axss Haslxeay Scr 1ssw
hax - sp~snxaiA La Nfter > yaNs
hsrv - re~iasfses Mra D~~fASnzaes
wta a-<eanp4nT tnesz - yAkksoa
Mi@
49, ~ P u@EAss mne Mis- May
Frr< Mfs Muxa4ay Tor Montgomery
Atahansa fu< q Tfttg 70 NJ axE Mr.
Assfn Taanmsn On WEDNESDAY
aes weFe k14Ezee ny AIR. Arfz3x
swMzxn Taay Mu TaGrNaay fox 4
y2xxtnar 81 gAke JanAtusk1 N G
o.
~ and Era iAwn Bsuzner az
hsea4ls sraae7ee q yizs4 Sunday 60
sgszsaa& here
Rev Mn6 Mra n L wa1tan Mam
11xs4 WassnM arc Ronsrz Walter
F4saTneE WEDNESDAY, from . pSaANAHs
rzeNzznn KrSuE Ia clsk1 % interee
IL Narzn AhsAzaz
MiN Anna nl4apeg has FrsaTuec
- - AHAtA - kAAaAAM N&m &4AAH >
FiNs e. ar ard AIRS II r. wIlcux
-
ar 1 c Khw and Ms cMuxftxr
MAaz naef EzaE kn kE week 10
make ssegx sasarw hxxa2 ln G~orw@-
.oNzA q G T1uT have many
lriszsas n ma ctsF wsz0 rrErsg 10 va
ka4S and wSzh for them epeTy
laup4nszm r. 2asEr new lsnxEae.
A Nlly gregg gathered on Ire
seAeA ThEx1zy night sur q wisnar
uaN yneAased b. ne group weyw
e anc Mrs. Mexr C1aasesG Mr. and
1x4 MxHaw&g ard enlA1yxu. 0EiA
xa Wayne. Mr ard Mrs. wnse
feFfzdun and chEidrxn MMry EIIpn.
I've Mars Julian. Willie. SF- and
IL Afsze Dxrzn1
NJ and Mrz Mert Cnaverx Mr.
lnS Mr4 WE,lte Hernaan aztc rltsi-
.fva Sn1 Ms Marie DurAnz wesN
aasesz - Blkxx1. Sunday
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

MM = X Acxx&oan entertained
sh4 tnzpxuupsE Bradee ciua at her
haaae 81 THURSDAY a~fIsrnoNa
Cot6 6rsnk4 wNFe served during
Ne kansm Sic iex1on pm and Ssc
coffee after ~ gafne4
N@TeTAi ElsN444 W@gx px0a4r1 20
ea5cy kne ~aflegras1a win ul4 nnszn-
anF8
MfM L A waite rucNfyaG guest
hxh Hczsre pr4ze ard Mrs p q
ss4stu r. esun hksh score prine
raGse vito eukage& the afserzoun
toRx<tlsT Mes1anhe4 l. A
Nass4 c n P4lxhrs. n ~ Rivers.
". n NelAoE y. W q Bxaogne
Prank Mixnrl Boo An6rs A J.
Franklin e s ne&rnsee. J p.
HazArz ard Thomas Couisun
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

a<stNF 12lg aHn9a aae nnxwf 81
NFsaaea g ahK Aas axza Sc a
su9 at lh@ p#F4 m - t. n~xsr
ph6 ma ssg alRhwayA
We wlh - ar9x Hsx etf1usss
EerwAay a. usa - ben artppx 80
~augxsganee * cwFv1fR A. sas1sr
Hsuatassa hnd wwo4uzkasm - ~
as q hMnaAs4 EVER nnrV psm
ahle asaz1 y ezsraze9 q nreewns
acrenu an4 - lns1xe - esse-
81 eN many nan1s4nsn q hoss -
SRA On aen wa8 ta ars6 fruun
schssA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

E9xkfu 0 1kA &sA
esnf the week en1 h4re snS
srsazx
KS II 14rns Mm1 M1 A b
ESwner az Galiprw4 & -
4y herI w1th Mu LA
Mr. nxaanc BrnSsEAr a. VASE
kasSngz y c. acrexnp3s1 ~ he
rr& naEsy ard Jars S~pafxuzAn
q Caraxa Gzrsxse Mane&F fx 3
rszR n the hnane az theE p4rwza
ard FxmnaparwnE& Nr &rd AIRS p
q S@nn o.
Mx. ard Myz EsmrAng Iagznan
have rssmruec frum . vsns e. nxha-
usn h View Ycrk CRY
~
1T ard Mr C. q nsarexee
Enee uhN vnnk e ghsr rscsnky
e~usasuxted hrnN wfmrx sAeg I'll
BE y hnnae 60 their nary fnA
Mr and AIRS GrsgnT weed hft
Maeezg Scr a vHrAskn Utp b 81
Mrx Ma1vR JacEzsn b spen6anx
szxral eHys b chrmgn
-
Mzsm Csrn frw and stella HAFram
ct HuMikA Miss. zrw maMF1nE =
ss In tAe hnraes q ~. ant MrM
" < ExersE1 NJ. ard Mrx L
peLanzeG sn6 Dr &Ed Mrs. n C.
Ey
Pr2rk Tfsxnpnrn uf HgsEkA Mss
b = waaxt kn the hsrne 9 mis- sn
ard d@aGnsxx-sn-taw, w 8nE Mrx
: = r1nwpnun
~ and Mrx NrErssr Rahey ard
ma Exr1 ard Asm K1trtxzA wIlxcn
w9e xzztnxs ezzn14y kn Morgan
CHzy ard New Orsnkrs La
asr n,ae Afrn EAri Turnnzs aznt
ne usak end m Ncw Orhana
~
Mm cerxsx Dnzssy zzse Mrs y
@ weAxzrd mrw WASTING b. TIE hazn4
- ~ ard Afrn Joe Rnehe n Linn
Haxen Pa
TIE uznry frseuas Of Mr. wae1r
Duke wsrT nnuxh regret 70 hear
& heF Eanx ~ her hasze and wAah
aur hzv sree6y rxcoyzry
~
MeMEM Tmenorre Causasr Art
Pr4nk . Brrnc uf nsAoxs xvwnt ssn-
cas- Wasting NJ and Mx Dale
Mu : n West ME1 ozEm4use<.
Mar enfo~ec q v1stt 60 NJ Mr6
&rx 7 Y East IN surfnxhm La
Nerxnpanas6 ~ Miss HNans Hervtnx
&zE AeA&r DAVIS ~ Mn194 wfse
visited n the hnEaa az Mr arr& Mrx
n C HegTtnw IN SyrsnxnI rxturn-
~ MnsNc4T Mrx " n AfexRn-
or a-rrnxupmnirc their 90 BwnxhM
f~ \ stsn 70 Mr. ard Mru Water
Aszxz<1zv. lsMwtrw Saturday fw
vEkmug. Mkm- Tar 3 xtEtt - ~
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

MeznEM TNendOre Causlsr and
Prank p Brunc Of nsAoxs EgeEt SEN
cas- WASTING Mr. and AFR Dale
0anzhar
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

asr. ard Afga Earl Turnmes aent
ne wxek End n Ncw crheanA
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

Mr. cerxsx Duzdssy azse Mw y
@ wex2nd arg WASTING 81 tne nnxn4
- ~ ard AEr2 Jpe Rn<he b. Isyrn
HaxHn- Pa
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

~ and MFx Norman Rahhy ard
msa Earl ard Mss Katrina wIlxun
~ xtzztrzs ezzn1ag- kn Mnrwzn
c4zy 3xaa esxw Orsnx1zx Ia
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

III and Mr. Mert ChaserG Mr.
an6 Mr. Wti1te Hernaan ard ra1si-
dFwa sne MAz Marte L1urAni MeTe
x4ssozz - Blzaxl Sunday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

FF8rk Tfruxnpmun q HunEkA Miss
b = wuEmS G thf h1Ese 81 ms scr
ard o&aehsxT-sn-hsw. n. ard MTs
7 2 nnEnnNnn
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-08-08

Mazsen CSrn Irw and Stella HArrAM
Ct HEM1kN Mm1. Erw e1t0FtnE \
stzss Ia ane hnraeS u M. ant Mr4
" c Exsrsf1 MI arre Nrx =. l.
D~eLAsenneg ard Dw saa Mrz n C.
E
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
The Red Men,
May Get Break
in Connecticut

OHARTFORD, Conn.,. May 10
- H -Lieutsnant Govsrnor
Odell Shepard, labelling Com
necticut's treatment Of its In
dams q "disgraceful." urged
the general assembly's claims
COMMITTEES 70 recommend nv
orable. action On the Mohsgan
tribes petition seeking $780,
0o0, ooet hon IL sstaAe.
The Indians claim thls sIneunt
In payment for sog,ne 1850
square miles Of land n thes east-
ern part Of Connecticut. taken
more than 400 years ago.
DR.. Shepard, . Trinity College
professor who won . Pulitzer
biography prize In 1888, dsclar-
ed yesterday he was mot m
authority on Michigan history.
and said the petition was mot
q Joke" He described Il q
lust asking for elementary jus
tice." i
The petition yas signed BY
about . score Of the stats's 40
Mohegans, some of whom ap-
peared before the committee.
From what source the state
might pay the $50, 900 900 was
not disclosed By the proponont1.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15

OPHILADELPHIA, May Is -
R - Philadelphia most spec
tacular fire in 20 years early
today roared through tw o
squares in outlying Kensington.
moving down homes, factories, .
lumber yard and creeping into
Cramps shipyard where huge
defense projects are under way.
Flames leaping 100 feet into
the air were visible for miles
during the three hours hundreds
Of firemen fought to bring the
six-alarm blaze under control.
Terrific heat caused some men
and women to faint in the street
before police could establish Are
lines. A dozen firemen were
overcome. DR.. Pedro Carreros
died in an automobile crash
while speeding to the fire to
treat injured. Thousands Of
spectators damned traffic.
The w. H. Lear Lumber Yard
and its 100000 square feet of
seasoned lumber was roaring
blast furnace when firemen ar
rived. The flames then destroy
ed an adjoining row Of 80
homes, the Quaker City Boiler
Works, Jansen Millwork COM
pany and Boyle's Motor Truck
ing company where two dozen
trucks were wrecked.
The fire reached the new
eight-story machipe shop in
Cramp Shipyards on the Della
ware river but fighters succeed
ed in combining damage to the
roof. Defense workers quarter
ed there fled with what few be-
longings they could tumble into
bed sheets and blankets.
Police evacuated 100 homes in
the area as intense heat broke
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
Bridges Testimony
Goes to Committee

that officials here "are positive
ly convinced that the real pur-
pose was for the alien (Bridges)
to concoct false alibis, false tes-
timony. and endeavor falsely
and corruptly to meet the evil
dence that was fairly presented
against him"
The immigration official said
he feared that proposed legisla,
ton which would require gov
eminent agencies to inform de-
fe n d ants about proceeding
would give them not only the
names of witnesses and reveal
their identity but also would re-
veal in advance all the testi-
mony they are about to give.
He said this would prevent
successful enforcement Of depor-
tation laws. In many cases, he
said, the immigration service
must depend upon "informers,
especially along the Mexican
border and some points along
the Canadian border" In catch
ing and prosecuting alien SNUG
glers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
Spectacular phi|adeIphia Fire PeriIs Defenssa
State



MARION-(R-Mrs. Polly A.
Stone. IS, blind and IN invalid.
burned to death Wednesday In q
fire that destroyed the Tome of
her son-in-law near here.
o.
SAGINAW - B-A circuit
court jury Wednesday ahsolved
Harold p. Mallett, %. Saginaw
taxicab driver, Of homicide
charges resulting from the
death Of q WPA worker last
Feb. 10. Mallett's cab collided
with . Michigan Central snow
train, killing Louis J. TORONTO.
81 years old.
DETROIT-(R-The Michi-
gan Milk Producer association
and the Detroit Milk Dealers,
Inc, agreed Wednesday to q one
cent boost In the retail price Of
milk in the Detroit area .begin-
ming next Tuesday. The new
price. which . producers spokss-
man said resulted from increased
taxes and labor costs. will b IL
cents Z quart for milk delivered
ut homes and 10 cents for milk
purchased at stores.
%
DETROIT-(R-FuneraaS erv-
ices will be held Friday for. Col.
Walter Barlow. 86, former chiaf
assistant corporation counsel.
who died Wednesday 1t Henry
Ford hospital. "A native Of Roa-
= sonville, he attended Michigan
State Normal college ut Ypd-
lanu and was graduated from
the University Of Michigan law
school in 1851. He was q veteran
Of the Spanish-A American war.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
WASHINGTON, May 15-(R'

WASHINGTON, May 15-(F
Testimony that Harry Bridges.
west coast labor leader, tried to
obtain confidential government
files to thwart efforts to deport
him as an alien was on Ale today
with z senate subcommittee. :.
The testimony came from
Major Lemuel B. Schofield, in
charge Of the immigration and
naturalization service.
The Justice department Off
cial, recently returned from the
Bridges deportation hearing in
San Francisco, told q senate ju-
dietary subcommittee that
Bridges request for access to the
records was denied by q federal
Judge but that proposed legisla-
ton might force disclosure Of
similar confidential information
In future cases.
Major Schofield testified that
the request by Bridges, who
faces deportation charges under
q new alien registration law,
was 'made ostensibly to enable
the alien to investigate in adj
vance the witnesses who were to
be called against him to check
on their statements In an effort
to bolster the contention that
the evidence was In q large re-
spect untrustworthy and manu-
featured"
But Schofield told senator's
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15

Drunk Driver 4.
Loses lItellss
Fesesd Three csss
or HishAsy, cjsisvs

can. aged Utica motorist win
not drive anymore.
Jesse 8. Butler. 20, pleaded
guilty TO q drunken driving
charge before Justice Of the
Peace Donald. J. Parent this
morning and his drivers license
was permanently suspended and
also sentenced to q five-day
term In the county Jail.
Butler was arrested by stats
police last night after hs WEI
said to have forced three auto
mobiles off the highway while
travelling on MSS. The third
car was about three feet of the
pavement when hit by the Butler
car, police said.
The cars were only slightly
damaged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
Hungry Flames Sweep Two
Squares in Quicker City
Worst Blexs in 20 Ysers Mows Down
Homes. Factories and Lumber Yord

windows on all sides. Several
automobiles parked in the VIC
Unity caught fire. Fighting
equipment had to be kept 800
feet away. Firemen played
streams Of water on hosemen
trying to get close to the raging
inferno.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15
WEATHER WINNER

ODECATUR, Ill. - Cal Wag-
goner, as usual, Is busy collecting
his May 10 rain bets"
For some IS years he has made
wagers with friends that it
would rain here May 10. The
weather man cooperated again
this year, adding to Waggoner's
long string Of victories.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Holstine
and family of Flint spent Moth
er's Day and the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Holstine. Others visitors on Sum
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Whit
temore, Mrs. Sophia Toles and
friend, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Crissman, all of Detroit.