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The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

sfGa even 8 cheap type q pavement
BEFORE the present Administrator
sook offlrs Otherwise. ne would
probably b. driving lw waking
Through water ard mud rs deep
or them A. we arr nos on the
streets thai STR were unp4ved AZ
tl7e FIRST OF this year.
You say yoa have spent much
TINE and effort attempting 70 Sc
cure an from the WPA PWA. State
Highway Department and me BE-
2 q Puhlac Roads IN the con
stractlaa 81 first class streets; but
that They vii uu1y consider and
recommend work GA defense streets
or access rnadx You also say you
requested Commander Graffin TO
cal 3 meeting here 70 discuss access
rosdx to the housing pr01ect and the
Ehipvara sno that the City agreed
q furnish 8 part Of the rieht-of-
way II order 70 secure 3 concrete
highway from r. S Highway No
81 dogn Market and Lada Streets
h the Shipyar1 and that 3 resoiu-
tion regarding this was PASSED by the
CHS ca June - You don't suppose,
uy any chance that your further
cooperation with the Navy fwo OF
three cars later, n refusing 70 oper-
ate the sewage pumps. might have
had some bearing on the Com
mandeFs compliance with your re-
quest DO your
Yeu say y8a have ealso ap-
piled 70 me Public Works Admin
tStrauon and have made them q
proposition on canty Street, and
tlGaf As sooD as We can get ans
az the other streets certified 5 de-
Tense sfreftS ne may be able %
SET Ont governmental agency 90
aid rs II paving these streets. In
asmash - It Is the Government
dhat = carrying cut tine defense
program. We feel that Il should BE-
qualified 70 designate the essential
defense streets OF access roads
And Ne feel thai the Government
wall. through the proper agency and
A soon a. funds are available for
AA III aEHAs 8H4A1t 30E L4E# IN
maxine Necessary improvements 20
the streets which il CONSIDERS eS-
sentaal 70 the defense procram-
providing the City. IN the mean
time. ooee cooperate IN the proper
spirit. and keeps faith with the
Government as Il should. In the
meantime W. doubt that Il Is either
EoOd business Or 3 display OF the
proper spirit q cooperation % the
part q the City 10 confuse the Is
a hy endeaxuring 10 tel the Gov
efnmepi which are defense streets
and trying 70 get II 70 improve tout
Of defense appropriations streets
which are important principals To
this community.
You say sou have been re-
itcfAuf 20 spes9d SIS 600 70 SIS o0o
Of the taxpayers funds for the
temporary type Of surface as has
been installed IN the past two years
By the previous administration under
WPAr. stating that Highway ex-
perts have counsellee against this-
II APPEARS thai yeu are even re-
luctant 10 spend the funds which
the taxpayers vDted for this pur-
pose pE1cg 70 the time you TOOK o.
flee. for several thousand dollars Of
the proceeds from the CIfy3s las
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
II III q HrnrIassa4;n,.
=. -. Experimentation

waeeNs ne week a octoher - 70 IS inoanlre. has be~n
aeaeaate6 ard app1ntrd ax Pnrpm Tescfcr week. 10 be- observed
o. Ell tescheE1 p@rentA ard cthsT uttenNs - y wnek especially
6ego9 ~ r r A w1ks And
Whereas ut reaoznuH ua4 tneFe are certain tnallenabae
ngaz q ehnfloo1 that mast h. Euaraed-the sghf - be vel
bern ne 1gat e guN En statuN phymcAny. mentAMgs spiritually
aad asaalys ae rEhk q be prusected fran uhyzanAa ard mora
hAsrds uas agns . enty rlustos frc=1om and TIE pursuit o.
Happiness. arc
Whereas se =. r A has fg "a objects 3 greater and m0rr
effective cacesAttn between the teachea o. our schools and the
parents q ts rzttaren. 70 the enc that tire future e4Eszens q
tN great country he protested n al her r14h1 50 tnA2 th<s
nag be- worthy SUCCESSORS % me nohe men and women Who have
foauosd thn great coEntrys therstow.
! wAiter r. ouaey. Mayor a the cty q PasrASoula- Do
assug proclaim the wnek a. October - 70 =. as Parent Teacher
Week r. PAsagoa2a. and call up0n AL citizens 20 vMt or schools
ana set better acquainted WITH the work1nez a the 7. T A and
tbe teachers vEo are nos guiding ne mental ard spiritual oaSsaa-
g. q their chn1ren-
ohen over my signature on thk the isrh DAY Of october. 1871
isa
WALTER r oUILEY. MAyor.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

two street bond issues have been
laying IDLE u the bark. without
drawing interest ever since you
tonk office. whtle the streets for
which tkzev were voted stu remain
in urgent need o. Improvement
You say you cid not promise the
people q sspendthrift admfntSrxa-
ton. neither did yoa promise them
3 ~1lgntwnd administration. But II
our memory serves US correctly. you
ota say quite q BIT during your
campaign about giving the City =
good business administration
Therefore. ne are proxnpfed 70 ask
you the following questions:
tAl Is It good business for the
City 70 be paying interest on It's
street bonds. the proceeds Of which
are laying idle without interest.
while the streets which they were
voted to improve remain almost i'm
paSsable and need much more main
tenance work than they would II
they we're peveds
tcl DO you think II was good
business 70 refuse on the part OF
City 70 maintain and operate the
sewer system which Was constructed
under the WpA pEogram@parficu-
larry when the City Is sun depend
ent on the Government 70 such q
great extent for similar asd IN the
fut1Ires
ID DO You think It was good
business 70 bring Al injunction
xuft against your predecessor ad-
~n1intgtra1on last December. By rea-
son Of which the CityE large wPA
project for the compilation Of the
City-wide sanitary sewer system and
the paving and drainage Of the
principal defense streets was held
N abeysnce. And dtcnr that
project provide for the same work
which you nov say = 80 mucn need
ed. and in connection with which
you say YOU are nov spending 20
much time and effort trying 90
secure is approvai-ineluding trips
70 Washington, Jacksonville and
elsguhere7
= was Il good Business ffor
the City Of Pascnenula1 for you %
pay x21D00n out Of the City Treasury
Just a few Gays after you took Of
aee-f0r attorneys whom you m
ployec several weeks before you
took office 70 handle the IN
junction suits you brought
against the former administration
particularly when the City already
had q competent firm OF Ideal at
torneys retained TO advise you on
City Effairx1
% You say We may get q
chance TO issue bonds 70 cover this
and al necessary improvements.
and we understand that We shortly
VII have the opportunity Of voting
on a s20000o0o bond issue as the
clty's contribution toward the cast
Of just part Of the sanitary sewer
system (which was held up D. the
lnstigation Of your injunction suit
last Winter. DO you think that 4
good business when had il
not been for your Injunction
suit the City would probably
have secured the whole
project with q contribution Of less
than half this amount
co And do you think Il was
good business when PwA advised
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

Ire CIR 81 WcuG purr5ss1 shS<I
tI19 aHM Of seoond mortgage sewer
bonds at 3 per cent ard requested
the Eaxy 10 secure and submit q
firm offer 1rsn q private buyer for
an esaal arnnSlnt 81 FIrst MsrtEnge
bonds Go be issued fog the purpose
o wexzdln9 TIRE Csyx par a the
sewer project. e give = syndicate
an option en- Ire flrst mortgage
ban6 e : PR rent-wDEnozt eve
securing oumpeuE1se baaaf
hs D0u1 you thank ne FIRST
Mortgage bonds wculd be at lean
a. good a. Ae seconds which The
Government would purchase 81 Q
; per cnns tntegest rAteh-pATticulAf-
~ when TIE Government would be
practically guaranteeing the Frs
Mortgage Bcndk7
"a Donx you think Il would
have beer good business for she
CITY @ have secured competitive
BIDS On these bonds hef1re selling
them.
O. Has tie City o Rasagoula
ever sad It, bends before ~ ua-
vRte saAe-witnoaIf ftrsf trying 20
set competitive bids n order 70
secure as good 3 price as poS<ibles
And dc yoa think Il k god bust
ness nm the City 70 do So
You say that what small
portion Of the &c extra gas tar that
the City has received has been ex-
pended On the WPA sewer program
70 serve the Navy houses and re-
pairs and additions for the Army
Rscrea1onAl Camp. We are Ger
tainly glad to know where this
money was spent for we hadn't
been able q SCI any indication Is
had been used on auy Of the
streets for which Il was aliocated-
and On which your report TO the
County indicated Il had been spent
DO ven think It vas good business
70 divert this Gas tax money 70
some other purpose. when
Il you hadn't the CITY might stin
be getting more7
You q The wPA asked rs
for ssooM per month for several
months TO pay for skilled labor and
other items not covered IN the origi-
ma setup- presumably IN connection
with the sewer project. but you
failed 70 state whether or not you
actually furnished II. the records
Of WPA indicate you didn't furnish
such N amount However. you 60
on % say mat -af Of these cost
money but we agreed IN q splrit Of
cooperation
You say IN concluding your
statement that yon want the cita-
zens TO inform themselves about the
affairs o. the City, and 70 write you
their views On the matter. We are
endeav0ring 70 do both. and pro-
mote its sound development and
growth.
f61gned1
r. J. H-IGGNBoTHAM
L c. EVANS. JR
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
ELEMENTARY PTA
WILL CELEBRATE
ANkIYERSA
Wal Nest In Elementary SckN@a Ga
OFT "a. Win ABpTsprtate
P~raxTmmA

The EnuseuGAry School Parent
Teacher Association OF Pnacagouln
Win meet Octoner q a. SIS IN TIE
Elementary School auditorium
As this meeting cosnes 1uriug
p. T. a week. which Is celebrated
from October 1913 1he prueram
VII commemorate uae 31ad anna-
verSaxy Of the MlSSixxkpu state
Parent Teacher Association ana
honor the nine presidents u has hac.
Al members : axkeo 20 bring nine
pennies IS q birthday gift for state
extension work.
TR Wells. superintendent of the
P2scagouln City Schools viii SPEAK
on The Part that Home and School
Can Have IN Defense az Ch16hood~
Following the program the Ele-
mentAry p 7. A. vii sponsor an
open house for the teachers. IRE
public is invited 70 attend and par
ents-regardlex Of whether or no
they are P. T. A. members. o. even
u they do not intend 20 joln-are
asked 70 came to the meeting ana
meet the teacherx
The revival ok the outdoor
Christmas tree and program for
grade children is one az the r. 7. A.
plans for this year. Miss Kathleen
KEEL principal. has brought to reAn-
" her lone-ches1sfed dream Of q
boys vested choir. Sixty boys with
unchanged voices are already prac-
ticing Christmas carols. under the
direction OF Manfred Parker.
The bog choir. man-dtrected. vii
sing for the program
The p. 7. A has made plans tnr
the organization Of 4 Parent Teach
er chorus which VIII also be featur-
ed az the Christmas program and
viii work in cooperation with the
Recreatlonal Council N giving Pas
cagoula n form Of Christmas
music that should be worth hearing
Al parents interested In such q
chorus o. those who like to sing
simply for the JOY Of singing are
asked to attend this meeting o. give
their names 70 Mrs Warren d.
Seely, 36z Canty street.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

The weekly benefit bridge party
sponsored BY the Woman's Guild
Of Saint johns Episcopal church
took place e. the EIks club Wed
nesday Afternoon with six tables
IN play.
In the games the first and second
prizes fen 10 Mesdames Czs0n and
McGrath. with the consolation favor
going 70 Mrs Ernest Way.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

Z. BIG &c : house h : battloshfosa
transmission. General Eiectrie
mAae he zeafa. and The turbines
that drive them. for four Us
hAtSleships lsanched recently.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

.44sss @aaczoG b.
. majority of 1ne voters sn1 M
protest nAs been flied ~ e ak
ssFAiEH a he eiecssaz I1H Is
Ha Rn issue The rrAs Asas u
wianslssr . mayasiu * he majority
wiso vuand fer yuu nov aunCnds
1hev wsre uassAkxn You &Ay
rhAs Is ; De9aerar7. rule1 b. .
mat1riu Yea t1as b uux Nnn hy
vsrzle q rhMl very fari yo1 have
bee1 AzkHz u resign for taf eet4uus
Sann hxrk q ariannl Is yo1T ae-
Enthusiastically 8 petition q uae
cfElxenE ct p3MsN0a2R fn341cinE
many who not anH sesed FER yEg
bGs actively snupwsbo yG D AR
DernocrAcx Esat vested YEA taso o.
fAce 9 ~rnA5cr4fy car. b. isw. vuse
ycu OF Ct rffisN n yo1 g. net
believe txA Gaen call az eNcaols
and ooszr4 the rstarea
We axrxe Eaat tfw City ts Euf-
fersng truan zrnwanx pains NC une
tn1nkx khx City Treasury = b0x-
ING wzh rzaf1ey h8s q d 3 kn02r
fars that several uzc1HAncS q Dol
lars have beer available for ekTfA1E
street improvements Il etnee yol
a0ak effsak ~ has~ MOI FNf been
spent fnr the purpose tae8 SER
pruvk4e1 fur i : also kasewE Il
3aoui1 moi ExqulfN much atrugEk
60 ees fazos for neeaNnry purposes
Gurirw thxE flsr&l rear which began
Ocfnber 1kI rs she CITY Is nn-
powered - borzou against 4ntic4~
uated ta1 coieeuuH And ufaf
hFingk - tnAs thought
You Say when thr adnatntgtratson
q which Eoz ARE mn Inc head tp0t
offlrs -Ezey foan9 she Cts pweG
uuE Bank egR1N borrowed funds
xhat had 70 ~ yepaad cut 81 taxes
collected tins Fra1 you havx re-
pentso tsztk statement e~oatfuuaiiS
x1une ~ FRS d. sna heard taae ban
hn6 beer naa6e or rr2c tne ioeHl
snTrT4szzzaenf IN uss rapm# We
know TIE klfaatfun has hren en-
pia1rrec % yuU patiently azzn n e.
tail and NE are alre thai 4 roe
esd moi understand e firEf yua TN
derEtArAd row Tfmrefare for azlT nra
wfz0 Orr not understand ne VA
present ard exriain-ann AL sou.
Mr. 0aEies. 90 raa1 carefully
The fiscal FnaT d q Ctr BEGINS
CT Orluher lE 81 naeh vaaT and
ends q Eepteuah9 seth o. the foi-
i0winR veax. zianagh mxes fo tte
ynar Axx mt dr. ard psyabak antli
January Ia. ard ilse kAxrayarA Then
have ; further gTzne pmFsod OF
thirtF aayz-&0 uaat II truth and
IN fact practically Al taxes. IT least
u1s largest psreenfzFe ~ taxes afa
paid IL TIE kAx fFw dayz q Janu-
AIRY aaG &C Fxbfaarx iSt
Ngw. cont4nM 70 bear r. mfnf
tne curneus fiscal year ot use Ctty
heEzn Octoner Is me bovxuHius
~ Mr. 2 s CAN'T tar ~Tassue0Enr
mapog. Of &C 90e0a IL October 1850
EEx 10 UCUFzzaA extraordinary. or
wtihcat the keerin9 a uslal Gus
toru O What "a tha Gifts = sEcr-
aae 6a1sax ths saeHilgs 81 oeiobeg
NOTeneT. DeeesnneT mna part o.
January until taxes EtATtsE neinF
pk6e Lei u g. back q number Of
5eAFz ard rnenfzxN tne buFToHlngB
q IAx AntA1lpatAn mussef II tire
PAL ~ pmsf years back into llac
time when MI. John r. Waits MaE
AzAyu. 1zruagh TIE time M
Car1ty served rs Mayor. ana q
further Illustrate. let uk compare
nsask figures with similar borrow
lnEk b tsae Ctsy Of Mosx Point The
e4nr4sNaA - - seszea.e4
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17

Better beware Of q person who
slaps YOU on the back II may be
the first step IN his plan 70 shake
you down.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
Fall in!

VITA noFt than &c pr cent Of their enorts devoted 70 def.n.s
49, 1snefaI Electric workmen. scientists, and engineers a.
- the fonf fank q America defendere -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Christmas Seal
=DfiiveEdUnehed

The thirty-fifth annual Tubercu-
losis Christmas Seal drive was 10
officially open today when Mayor
Edward -JeffFies- purchases
his seals from Mrs. Harry r..
Esling and group of young
women who will sell the stamps in
the Hobbies of Detroit hotels.
Four hundred women viii par
ticipate in this years drive and
their goal is Surpass the 1910
drive when a total of $50 900 was
collected.
The money raised by the sale
Will be used 10 finance X-ray
examinations of Detroit school
children for incipicnt tuberculosis
AS a result Of the examinations
which were begun several years
ago. the tuberculosis rate among
children has been greatly reduced
A portion Of the money also is
used to maintain a Summer camp
al North Lake, Mich, for tuber-
euler children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

Birth OF Edward McLane. 453
East Vernon highway, was proven
10 the satisfaction of Circuit Judge
Arthur Webster MheH-MeEane
brought 10 court as his verifying
witness. 102-year-old David Jack
son, neighbor.
Spryly stepping 10 the witness
stand Jackson. in answer TO Judge
Webster's questions, recalled the
facts of-McEaneS birth at Big
Creek. Miss. in 1898.
Eyes. sub. your honor, / re-
member Ed being born a. il it
was yesterday" jackson said.
After authorizing issuance oil
the birth certificate. Judge Web
ster iocularly asked
incidentally, Jackson. have
YOU your birth certificate
mo, your honor" Jackson
soberly replied. "you would have
to get that from the goods and
chattels department. You see.
was born "A slave at st. Louis,
Mo-, i'm 1889. That when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Graft Trial
Ruling
Awaited

Whether grand jury graft
charges will be dismissed against
more defendants in the trial OF
former Mayor Richard w. Read
ing and AZ others will probably
be ruled on tomorrow. Judge Earl
c. Pugsley indicated today.
As further arguments both Tor
and against dismissal motions
were made today. it appeared pos
sible that charges against at least
five minor defendants will be dis
missed. Both sides will make
short rebuttal arguments tomor-.
row before the ruling.
Meanwhile, the defense con-
tinued, placing Patrolman Roy Eli
liSon on the stand, the fifth chars
actre witness" TO testify. Ellison
said he was on the cleanup squad.
TO which many of the suspended
police defendants belonged. dur
ing most of 1888 and 1899 and
during that time did not see ANY
members of the squad taking
money
Cross-examined by Special Pros@
lecutor Chester p. O'Hara, Ellison
admitted that although he was on
THE downtown detail he did not
know of the seven big policy and
numbers houses that were oper-
Iating until he learned about them
Through grand jury stories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Protests
Dodge Ldyoffs

An emergency meeting of Dodge
Local No. 3 of the UAW-CIO was
held at the locals headquarters
today TO protest layoffs at the
plant which local President Will
liam II. Hill declared had not been
made in accordance with the
Dodge-UAW@ contract.
Hill said 5000 machine division
workmen had been ordered last
Wednesday not to report for .
week, despite a clause in the con-
tract stipulating that probation
airy workmen, then those employed
after JAM 1898, shall be layed
off in that order.
If further layoffs are necessary.
the plant shall first 60 on a 3D.
hour week, according to the con.
tract, Hill said. Instead, he said
all were laid off at once.=--------
The meeting appointed a com.
mittee TO consult with interna-
tional union executives on the
matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Employees Protest
Prison Grand Jury

JACKSON. Nov. PA resolu-
ton opposing grand jury investi-
cation OF Jackson Prison was
revealed today by Go commit
tee which claims 10 represent 80
per cent OF the employees of Jack
son Prison
The resolution declares that "to
remove or transfer any warden al
this time would establish the dan
gerous precedent OF allowing a
minority Of disgruntled groups 10
override the state civil service
commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
State Labor Official
Faces Drunk CHARGES

Arrested by police alter minor
accident, George O. Cornell. DC,
of 1855 Mendoza avenue. deputy
state labor commissioner, was 10
appear in Traffic Court today on
a drunk driving charge.
Cornell's auto collided AT Lin
wood and Keller avenues with a
car driven by Morris Marcus, OF
1868 Warrington drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Burglars Steals and Eats

Police today were seeking q
burglar with an appetite who
broke into the home of Irwin
WeineaFteR at lS080 Santa Bar.
-bara avenue, stole suit, top coat
and hat and then ate milk and
bananas. topped off with wine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
LEAST CAN DO

Dan Buel, 80. OF $50 Meadow
Lane. Crosse Pointe Farms, de-
scribed his donation as the least
/ can do"
Mrs. Melba Fox of 1858 West
Grand boulevard. an employe in
The Detroit Times mail SubScrip-
tion department, took her day off
10 donate blood. She said
i've given blood for friends.
I'm very healthy. II won't hurt
me any"
Donors arc given fluids befoI.
the TRANSMISSION and more fluids
Immediately afterWard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24

Doctor Maier. who has been
speaking on the National Lutheran
Hour since its beginning in Detroit
nine years age, said he hopeSto
come back next year for another
Sgct1-Fafiy TO celebrate the tenth
anniversary OF the program. He
broadcast the program through
CkLW before appearing at the
coliseum.
The program usually originates
in ST Louis where he is a profess
sor OF Old Testament EXegesls al
Concordia Seminary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Home Fall Fractures Skull

Jeremiah Reardon, 20, today
was in Receiving Hospital with a
skull fracture received when he
fell down fight of stairs at his
home. 5128 Pennsylvania avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
AMERICAS DEFENSE

Therefore, defend America
by keeping Christ in the
Churches. Defend America by
building Christian homes. De-
fend America by supporting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Ex-SlaVe, lO2, Testifies
Recalls Birth of an Infant Neiehbof= in Mississippi
Provides Data for Court Certificate
int.rn,,ion,l n,., phats

there were only traders, Indians,
and us slaves there and the
traders were Quitting the
wagons of settlers going West"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
ITO Detroiters
Offer Blood 10
Help Red Cross
Chief Justices Wife
Among Those in Line
at Center on LIST Day

Detroit today literally opened
its veins to give blood for the
worlds largest emergency blood
bank.
The gigantic task is being di-
rected by the Red Cross 10 build
up supply of blood for transfu-
sion. if need be. into the arteries
Of wounded men in the armed
forces of the United States.
Today, the opening of the pro-
gram in Detroit. saw 10 appoint
ments made at the Red Cross
center 4105 Cass avenue, where
a regular staff of two doctors,
eight nurses and lay workers will
be on duty daily between 10 a. m.
and z %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
Sees 7PeriIS to us.
900 at National Lutheran Hour Rally Warned
@America Needs Defense Against Itself -

Christian education. De e d
America by putting devotion to
Christ into capital and-iabOr.
Defend America by purifying its
nnIificaI LIE ,------..---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
HOPES FOR 100 A DAY

DR.. G. Candy Robinson of Wash
ington. national director of the
blood donation drive, said he
hoped for 100 volunteers each day
This is close TO the maximum
number which can be accommo-
dated with the present facilities
for transporting the blood 10 the
plasma processing center at In
dianapolis.
Each donor gives pint Of blood.
Doctor Robinson said:
I'VE have analysed 10000
cases and find there IL no III
effect to the donor. II Is the
equivalent of getting haircut,
= to q man, or a permanent wave,
to q woman, although the pro-
cedure really isn't so difficult as
the permanent wave"
First donor in the Detroit pro-
gram was &. A. Carter. assistant
to the manager Of the troll [
Chapter Of the Red Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-24
JUSTICES WIFE NEXT

Closely following was Mrs. Ed
ward NJ, Sharpe of Bay City wife
OF the chief justice of the Michigan
Supreme Court.
She is state president OF the
Rebekah Sisterhood. companion
organization TO the independent
Order of Odd Fellows The organl-
Zaiion has agreed 10 give not less
than 10000 pints of blood in the
state.
Another active Rebekah. Mrs
Zetta Timpson OF 1886 Cameron
avenue, accompanied Mrs. Sharpe
and Francis NJ Dodge head of the
Odd Fellows blood donors com
mittee.
Able ktishner. former trainer
Of the Detroit Lions. was among
those early in line KuShner, 30.
Of 1898 Calvert avenue, said:
Il wanted TO get drafted hut
was deferred. l wanted to do
something"