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DEFENSE
BOND
Quiz

Z. I waaM ike 10 provide = regular income Tor myself
when I retire Can this De done BY hayine Defense
savingx BondSs
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ezch Bond viii mAtAre in exactly 10 years Thus
AZ the end 81 10 years yea VII have so payable
each month as each q your Bonds reaches uaatar-
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4 Then vou should invest a larger Anaount each month.
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500 ter wears from now. Meanwhile. your money
serves your Government during this period OF ma
tSanal emergency.
Z Can Defense Savings Stamps be redeemed
A YES. they can be redeemed for cash 81 face value or
exchanged for Defense Savings Bonds For exam
Die. Is Of the 25-eent Stamps-total cash value
SaS15-may be exchanged for a Defense Savings
Bond which in 10 years vii be worth $50.
G. Rux hong have Defense Savings Stamps been on sale
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A. Sale OF Stamps at retail stores originated IN the
State Of Michigan on July 10. The idea met with
such success that il Is spreading rapidly. and soon
Stamps viii be sold in most retail stores on . Ma
fion-wide basis
NOTE-To buy Defense Bonds and Stamps. so TO the
nearest post office, bank. CT savings and loan as
ISOLATION; or write 70 the Treasurer Of the United
States, Washington. d. C.
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ceiling or southern pEue lumber 50
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meet with the luz16er man14SSt-
Ererx Ct GU section AZ New Or
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re price schedules were revised up-
wA-a The increases ranging frexn
k1So 10 A0 PER thousand feet Mr..
Henderson declared however. thai
praueS VIII E1l oe below the levels
u August Is and that considerable
SzFzaEx - the defense program and
riFzAzn nserx VII result undeT TIE
revised schedule.
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Ea1 Prank z Everett IT, VINO
far ne past fwo years has been 3
valued employee q the office O.
Attorney General Greek L R1ce.
las resigned hx position 20 enter
TIE private practice o. Law II vickS-
nare Mississippi he Is succeeded By
Hon JEFF Davis q IncssnolA. Ms
EsEgp4
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Aer1rdinw 70 the Mlzxssaau ElgA-
xsr PE1roG 10 nearly ever ec-
aefn repurzec there was 3 Tsolh11z
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

States were about 70 close for lack Of funds, he
succeeded il obtaining fifty millions Of dollars
from the Federal Government with which 70 keep
them open and pay teachers salaries.
:. Ross Collins has done more than any other
Member q Congress % secure money for the Ma
uonzl Youth Administration, through which
many boys and girls Of Mississippi are securing
a education or learning : trade.
{ RosS Collins fzvors : Federal Cd are pen
son system providing for the payment Dy the
EeaeT4l Government Of q uniform pension 70 AL
Citizens a. age Of 90 without requiring them 70
laks : p4apers affidavit
: Ross Collins haS been = tIreless worker In
securing lev industries for Mississippi
.. koss Collins has Al intimate and detailed
knghae1ge u the working g TIE various Coy
ernuent departments, bureaus and agencies: he
Knows ano hzs the respect q the men gao run
them sne ne gets things done u Washington.
4 4 vote for Ross Collins ! : vote for Ma
A9a1I security through preparedness. il express
son q year confidence q TIE leadership of our
great President and AZ endorsement q MS fore
agn policy.
Your vote is YOUR OWN. Ii % nan
DHI1AlE - you hos % cast l. Nov. Is never
before 1msric& needs men q experience and
Rfgtsa aDalty, Of courage ard vision. Koas Col
ms record shows that be l. sach ; nan. In the
best interest q your State and Country.
osAAs c--D~Au Hs-4sa-4erz 5a4z.sa. zA=a-ass
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

l. Ross Collins : TIE nations leading civilian
expert On military affairs and for many years
has Jed the fight for ; modern, hzro-Etrlkang,
mechznized army for the United States
2 Ross Collins i : xhele-hearted supporter
q the foreign policy q President Roosevelt, and
because q hls experience and knowledge q mill
tzry affairs car Do more fhan any other Senz-
torlGl candidate 70 hep the President Ia building
AZ 0ur military defenses anc giving the maxi
mum aid a Great Britain and lie allies.
3. Ross Collins i one q the five Democratic
members q TIE Agriculture Appropriation Sub
COMMITTEES. and hAk 6oae more than any other
Member q Congress from Mississippi 70 obtain
funds fer:
3 Parity faguentK
b. Sol conservation benefits.
E. Food stamps
q kgrzl classification
e. Farm Security administration
T. Loans = farmer
< National Youth Administration.
a. Ross Collins has ben ; constant ard iovsi
friend 70 or wzT veterans and s fireiess and IL
GuertAa worker Il Their behalf
s. Ross Collins hzs a unq1eetIoneS record q
Friendship f. Labax - nzs nd Labors endorse
ment IL every campaign - has naaoe for Goa
gresE and Is TIE cry candidate for the Senate
who has LzDorE eu19rssnent IL thlE campaign
6 Ross Collins hzz alsafs been . leader Il
ne fight = Obtain Feoerzl I'D for schools, ard
II ls4 when tne schools = Alkziszippi kno ether
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BEHIND THE SCENES
IN AMERICAN BUSINESS

EF So38N EhAD0ONA
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AMERICA NEEDS HIM
VOTE FOR YOUR FRIEND
ROSS COLLINS
The Nation No. / Defense Expert
HIS RECOR D

The Eleven Points outlined below speak for thensaTe- They tell . story Of hard and pgzht
work for thu interests M State
ry prove unqaaaazby ntR Ross Collins a your next senator can and wi do an outaandn
JOB for ya and the State Of Mississippi
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-09-12

Fe1e-G4 Prlre A1rua4EgrE1E Leon
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8 a7gpls g weeks ago % setting 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
Shift Made
in Wing Line

0DErRolT. April lo-F-
The onrushing Boston Bruins,
National Hockey League cham
pions. prepared once again TO
turn loose their speed against
the Detroit Red Wings tonight
seeking IN overwhelming lead
In the final Stanley Cup play
offs.
Already leading by two games
to none In . best-of-seven series,
the Bruins were aware q the
fact they would face . desperate
squad Of Red Wings On Detroits
home Ice.
Red Wing Manager Jack
Adams, who called his players
for . council Of war today, said
his biggest worry was Goalie
Johnny Mowers, who has On In
jured thigh. muscle. Mowers In
sisted he would be ready for the
opening whistle.
To bolster the defense, Adamc
said he would SHIFT veteran Alex
Motter from center to defense
man Harold Jackson's post.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

They couldn't hit the ball out
OF the infield when q long fly
would have won key games for
them In the stretch.
Easy-going Roger Peckin-
paugh will not rub the weeping
Indians the wrong way.
Gee Walker looks like q ire
mendous Improvement over Ben
Chapman at the plate. If jeff
Heath relocates the range, the
Tribe will be hard to head off.
It has the pitching to 60 with
the remarkable Bob Teller, who
is a guarantee against q protract.
ed slump, and fine defense.
YANKEES FATE RESTS
WITH YOUNG PITCHERS
New York has Joe DiMaggio.
Joe Gordon switching to first
base, to permit Gerry Priddy to
continue his double killing with
Phil Rizzuto, strengthens the at
tack.
The Yankees fata rests with
young pitchers. =
The Indians are the choice be-
cause the capabilities q Al their
regulars are known.
II Hank Greenberg escapes the
draft, Detroit will 60 on pow
dering the pill, but the creaking
legs of Charley Gehrihger and
Dick Bartell expected to 20 out
from under them last summer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

PORT ARTHUR. Texas - a
brilliant future on the mound
was being freely predicted hare
today TOR Walter "Ace" 0Dee
Of Van Dyke who arrived here
unheralded during Spring pfac.
tiso and announced himself -
. good fielder"
O'Bee Il now on the pitching
STAN Of the Port Arthur Tar
pons IN the Texas Cult, playing
for the Tire Mems Association.
His work In the preseason
games meeting BIG League out
at has merited praise. He has
already been signed 70 years
contract.
In the middle Of February.
OBse hrst put In IN appearances
with The request that 10 b nv.
en- . tryout % N outllelder. The
club was overlooked with sod
helders and could not consider
any more tryouts. However. the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
Texans Develop Ace Hurler
Out of Van Dyke 'sFielder

trial. The wing that enabled
him to return fielded balls with
pegs of 500 and 400 feet con-
sistently also gave him one Of
the fastest pitches Of the mound
crew.
With some polishing under
the direction Of the coaches.
OBee's arm developed to the
point where he was elected 70
pitch against Brooklyn. A leg
injury robbed him OF the OPP
portunity, however.
Wally has taken to the life
like q duck 70 water and reports
a gain of 10 pounds despite the
heat and rigorous workouts. He
is in top condition at IT'S pounds.
He also passes on word that
he would welcome hearing from
old friends. His address II the
Goodhue Hotel, Port Arthur,
Texas.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10
GIIls5olIbaIl
loop Champs
Start Drills

ROSEVQikE - Following Q
week 1t practise. . huge turn
out Of more than 70 girl eapdi-
dates for The Roeevilla Hi9h
girls softball teen was slatod %.
day 70 b cut 20 approximately
- player2
a later pairing o6 the large
squad b also scheduled % trim
the number Of players 10 b chr.
Red during The season % about
10.
The practise sessicns now b.
Ing held are IN preparation for .
do4ense o. the League title
gained Last year BY this tenn
with The loss Of only one eazno.
A tentotve schedule afranesd
to meet the demands o. tn early
June seasons closing has been
drawn " ioe the league. Nine
girls teams viii take part n TIE
tourney, each school meeting
only once. Roseville. however,
will play . return game series
with East Detroit.
The complete schedule fol-,
April xl-tfassr at Burten
April 13-Duftoa at Uasal Pnrk
April 3S-kast Det1elt q Durten
May SYM Dyke at Da1toa
May le-Burtoa at East Detroit
May ll-Ut1ce q Buston
May 1e-8ufton q EaollanA
May 3e-&iehanosA n Burton
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

around Ike Joe Schnnck. Brook
lyn comes up with Kitty Hleba
and Mickey Owen. hut thers ars
flaws, Il not definite wsaknsDsA
here end there.
So much for the leaders. az
the other2 Boston II given 3 firGl
division berth IN ths American
on IL power. hut Sc. Louis = On
the upgrade: and could tAlps 4
away from tn Red Sox 4 Htod
HAney gsts Same pitching quality
out of quantity.
Chicago = about ~ Some, and
Jimmy Dykag y due b run out
OF miracles.
Washington r supposed -
have three Arst-ratp piteh6es ~
Sid Hndson, Dutch Leonard md
Kendall ChAss. W N.Y. 1T :
half dossn Saeg0 on1noo 49, aov
won - 20. DuclIy Has1tg = I'm
ssarching Tor . flxs4 hoo0nan -
Buddy Lewis = hs6ds1 - -
4 sssIns s,at ~ - y
ing an9ineerod ~ 1lu @
at Chicnoo'u Wylg1a1 ~ l1I
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Angoles Lcu-Lous, Noviko6 md
0A-a-~~ 49, 49, fSIsk~ I'm -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-10

can't hold up much longer.
The Tigers biggest problem,
however, Is pitching. Bo-Bo
Newsom II their only sure shot.
st. Louis won 10 Of 10 games
from Cincinnati after Billy
Southworth took over June II.
The Cardinals played the best
ball In the elder circuit in the
closing stages. and are improved
In all departments.
Johnny Mixe topped the wheel
in runs batted In with 1877, and
Southworth expects Outfielder
Country Slaughter to give the
huge first baseman q battle for
that title and the batting cham
pionship.
Ray Blades was an impatient
theorist. Southworth Is under
standing and practical. He has
the ship on an even keel.
Southworth promises not 70
experiment until June ! q did
Brunch Hickey n Frank yrisch,g
final campaign " J SPORT hGnaa
Park and Ray Blat3es. i
For this reason Tie He'd Birds
ere mot likely tcsi,a~sr m insur~
mountable handicap 10 overcome
In the latter stages.
CARDS HAVE PITCHING
AND WILL OUTFIT REDS
Cincinnati stu has Bucky
Walters and Paul Derringer, but
ST. Louis may come close 70
matching the Reds pitching and
has vastly more heavy artillery.
II must also Be remembered
that Ernie LombardIs ankle II
the cause Of much concern.
Continuing to toss m o n ey
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South MacoIllb
Places One 7
in Track Meet

Only one placement for .
South Macomb school was re-
corded against the record neld
Of entries in the River Rouge In.
vitational track meet at Ann Ar
Dor last weekend. Ssp
The sole point score was reg.
istered by Harold Oehmke Of
East Detroit high In the shot put
event. Oehmke placed second In
the event although he bettered
his last years mark by two feet.
Stiff competition from metro
politan district schools with .
wide variety Of material drawn
from heavy enrollments was the
principal cause Of the failure TO
place by the light entries from
South Macomb.'
Every existing meet record
with one exception was broken
in the performances turned In
at the Yost Field House on the
University campus. The one rec
ord held by only 2 fraction Of
q second.
Oehmke made . heave Of "a
feet 6A inches for his second In
the shot put Several excellent
hurdling qualifying showings b.
Coach Jim Tuma's South Lake
track team also went by The
boards. Don Harms and Art
Willette qualified in both high
and low hurdles.
Henry Tomei also gained
fourth In the 40 yard dash.
Several qualifying heats in
track events were pushed 70 fast
that all entrants In the one heat
were qualified for the finals.
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Pistol. Club
Downs Hudson

OLead by Russell coupland, the
Bath City Pistol team last night
defeated the Hudson Motor
Pistol team, 787 points to 75S, 1t
an invitatiin meet at the Hudson
Gun club, Detroit. The lccal club
defeated Hudson IN . pistol and
rifle match last week.
Coupland scored high In the
match with 281 points. He also
shot high tn the three individual
events, getting o6 points IN the
slow fire event, 05 IN timed fire,
and 90 in rapid fire. Novels, Of
the Hudson team, took second
honors with q totA Of 264
points.
Sergt. Hugh Tate and Homer
Moose fired totals Of ass and
Isl, respectively, for the Bath
City team. Johanson and Stahl
added . 40 and 242 IN that or
der for the Detroit squad.
The captains Of the Bath City
Pistol and Rifle club, Russell
Coupland, and the Hudson Gun
club. r. A. vergote, Last night
extsnded Z challenge TO sny
newcomers. Those desiring
matches should contact Coup
land n Route d. box 0oo. Mount
Clemens. vergots may be
reached At Route 3, Mount Glenn
Scores lat ni6ht:
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Pick Get off
i'm Tropical
al Miami

oMlAAu, Tls.. April lo-N-
The $4,000 added Tropical
Handicap-a l2-horse heat that
might hrins Z track record-tops
of . matchmaking Florida eacs
season today.
Advance Indications were that
The Tropical Park stsipe Light
ning-fast this spring. would b
IN. prime ceuditicn 1oe ~ ~
for 6rse.yser-olds md - over
tn mile md ooe-Glx4esnth
route. ~ ~
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Balhes pIalloU en-
pssIpenlffs1 Dsys

ocoaeh Ernest BuclLAols, eoaeh
at IL 1epnnt C)smGns Bathess,
annouBced yeSeGtday that the
pr0poood prNetiGD onms between
The baseball tam md snoeh9
2aconb county school thio m
~ had boon poGopono0 ulm
earSy nsxt weGk boeagDe q -
rol1Gleo0 Sooogv1nco tnDees0w.
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manager noticed that In the field.
Ing O'Bee took part In he dis
played ah exceptionally strong
throwing arm.
A. m experiment, he was ask
ed 10 take the mound for q