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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
pEFeNsE GROWTH
SPREADS ACROSS v. 5.

s9CoI0 Wev1t SOtSSsy W
country which were olreody highly m
dustriolized. Thot is noturo'. because
nionts olreody in existence, and con-
centrotions OF skilled labor oIreody as
senbIed, could be turned to defense
4 production more quickly than new
! plonts could be built.
But the second phase hos now be-
oun New plants which had to be oullt
rs supplement- existing facilities or to
fill oops in munitions production are
Helnu locoted inland. In washington
Offices hong mops with red line GROWN
$50 miles inside the seocoost ond Iond
boundaries of the country. !hot IS
"sofety zore," inside which plants and
q poOulotions are assumed to be relotive-
" secure from bombing ottocks. New
n)onts which did not exist at oil before
he defense program ore being looted
we'll within this "sofety zone." Loke
\ CITY, Mo-, and Denver, Colo. see new
small arms plants rising. Milan, enn',
l Has an ordnance plant. ond powder ond
~loodino plonts rise at Chorlestown IND
The southern and western oreos OF the
country hove been promised every
possibie preference" in locating new
plonts.
This is all to the good from every
Spoint Of view. In the first ploce, the
eves,ts OF the European wor hove shown
.S1ho priceless advantages OF having q
productive facilities scatter
ID. n q few terrific Dir raids on con-
'sn1ntroted industrial oreQ con cripple O
stountnys production, that country is in
III bad Woy. But it IL has many oirpIone,
fSfeoI, quito, and munitions plants scot
tered all over a vast country, it is much
bstter protected ogoinst sudden roids
Or sabotage.
There IS the further fact that it is
\ not GOOD for q country to be completely
4 divided into sections entirely devoted
% one kind Of production If q vast sec
ton OF q country hos nothing but form
ers, that section will have interests
which may be different from section
which IS loroely mode up OF industrial
cities. Whefeos il industrial production
is scottered 50 that all sections have
their foctories and cities, and oil have
their farms, the whole country is better
bolonced, and sectional differences ore
] far less likely to arise. Therefore It is
possible thot greet benefits will come
+ 10 the whole pattern Of the notion due
70 the sheer necessity Of building in
dustriol plants for sofetys sake in re-
eions where they had not gone notur-
oily.
Here is another of those changes
which is going on SO quietly thot we
scorcely realize it. Yet this, too, like so
many other changes that are taking
ploce today, they may greatly change
the America that is to be.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

You'll soon be hearing about another boy
long before school is out?"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

dancing master says that jazz is still in
its infancy. 1t ought to be spanked.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
, HARRISON IN HOLLYWOOD

Lucic Neville is pinch-htttin0
tor Paul Harrison. nor touring
rrmy camps and defense indus
les
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
VANCLEAVE

Mrx A c Tev Spent several Oars
Al aaxs wagek X New 0F3e&r& where
ne uras tne guest & her bTaGsa
Kna siSser-2n-Au. III ana ATA
q r Ramsay,
csesrre ". Naa1e II who Mas
reueu4sv snouc.ed ant1 TIRE NAtiunal
Herx8as. has been sent 70 Biloxi
nach 70 the delight e h& f&z4a9T
ard friends
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81 the 5unEaz II hu1nr q Uncle
SIN C1rhrnnx sstH Birthday. wAs
5 great SUCCESS Ire noneF 81 Mr
CachrzuS request Is 70 BE- given Z
fhe Arnez5csn Rea CroSS.
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Is here cn a xaif - her father ard
SISTER. siuasan Cochran and Mr. \
= Booker
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tKa niGlluEen returned SUNDAY even
M FROM Dtxu1 Mss where Mr.
Wal snc the children have been
sa ruo weeks NJ Wal going -
Saturday to bring them harne
Hrs r J. Van Horn WHO z4Eh
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hare n Ps1shmgh Pa Is here or
= rlSii SIZE III remain until ztaer
Sea Pr1specs Camp neeaDR
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NJ and Mr. ThozaAs Means ea-
lef&a2aec ~ oluneF SUNDAY Nrz
MeanS father mother. brotherz Ane
ester. Mr. Enc Mrs DrF6en Walker.
Mae1n and Tnarz2s Walker aue
FILA Joe walker Also Mrx Meas
saa Raymond EAss Cash The a.
iaE WIS II hunus Il Rita I1ek
seventh b1-1adzs.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
mTHnpIsT QnuRCH

Sunday.
Q % A M=Church SCHOOL, Beg
A GsVenS Supt.
ai0o A M-Murnlng worship
9on p M-Yourlg Peop1es Onion
Meeting
p M-MeshodEst Young Fei-
kwS1ip
80 p. M-Evening worship
Monday.
go P. NJ Junior Missionary
Society.
$50 p. N-spGritnai Life Groap
SIS p. Mp. u. W s. G. 5.
Tuesday
zs8 p. M-Cnoar practice
Wednesday:
100 p M-Przyer Service
go p. M-Csolr practice.
Frlday.
ESQ p M-ChuEr practice
REV < ". uLMER
Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Wade Library Opens
Membership Drive

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
ASSEMBLY OF Con

6o7 y. FAscaEuula street.
The Prienc1y Church VIII .
Weacur1R
Or Regular Services.
S1n1Ay School 100 A. n
Morn1nF worship NsW A. ~
ExAuEeAsar Sezxioe. 80 p. II
PRAYER Meeting "Wednesday. III
r n
70 those q raE not attending
church elsewhere ne extend q spec-
a a1x1EaLlon . T3sis cur SUNDAY
Sakool Br3ns Fuar family and mees
x11n Us af the usual huur
KENNETH ERWIN. Psstur
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
REoRCANKzED CHURCH or
HzEs CHRIST c. ESTR
DAY SAINTS

Kscztaum Mlszh
Church School s. es4S. J. =
Eaf51W. supervisor
Sacrament Service af l1500, Frzt
Sunday u each month.
Evening Worahzp g Ia
Program rendered ~ Young rEo-
pae. third Sunday night IN eaen
month
wonsns meeting at 7.so every
ether A0ncay. Leader. MIS- Mabel
Davis
Mio-week prayer service on We'd
1es6ay night ~ TO
Z1uns League. CYoune People,.
Recreation at TO p u each Fr1-
cay
Z1ons League meeting at soc pm
each Sunday. MARSHALL Mls<n.
leader. Fre6A Rogers. president. and
:. I. Barlow. teacher.
Acrlts' organization a. es0o p n
sa1h Sunday.
Everyone cordially tnsited 70 these
services.
ELDER A n. EAREH Pastor.
MILDRED THOMAS. Reporter.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
cRaNr MrNoRlAL MISSION

Nov located n 0aeT new czzepel
sazI11ng On Hnnxy Avenne Th&
4rxanas f0r next Sunday are -
fnttrrE.
S.snaAy school At ssSs A. M
uwntnx Servirx Al 100. n 7. q
meeting Is : ?. n
preachtng service At 500 p ~
A. are cordially invited % -
ssrsd these services
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Pascagoula Tag Day
Set For Tomorrow

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CHRIST M-THTRAN rHrRrH

- EHScAE0Ia 81
sunaET. Octoe~F 1zth IEhteeuth
sunday After Trinity.
$40 A N-sunday Scaoo1. Mx
= n Schaltz superintendent. Miss
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-10-10
Union SERVICE AT M T.
CHTsE~

The Ffth SUNDAY Enior Ser
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
Extension Of Service Gains Some Support
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tees was "the very thing that Hitler and the Japanese would want"
 We are living in the most fright full crisis that has ever faced this ntaion," he added.
 Reflecting the determination of leaders to bring the issue to a de- cision, 'this was the first time dur ing the 77th Congress that the House had met at 10 a. m. (ll a. m. EDT).
 Administration leaders complet- ing 10 days of intense work on wav- ering blocs of Democratic and Re- publican votes, were more optimistic about passage of an extension act than they were yesterday. Over night developments in the Far East and in the Vichy government they said, were tending to convince some undecided congressman to approve the resolution.
 The original resolution before the House for debate would authorize retention of all members of the arm- ed forces for the duration of the i emergency.
 But variety of amendments proposing different time limits = were ready for introduction and &C., ton.
 The Senate has approved a modified measure which permits ex- tending the service of the citizen soldiers only IS months - making a total maximum service of two and one-half years.
 Leaders hoped for House ap- proval of a similar extension.
 Opening debate, Rep. Charles H. Elston, R., O., said the minority on the House military committee would offer an amendment limiting the service extensions for National GuardSmen to 12 months.
 Forgotten Men
 There's no reason why the Ma ttonal GuardS1nen should be the forgotten men of the army" he said. Eston, opposing any extension of service for selectees, said that Gen. George c. Marshall, army chief of stan, was acting under orders from Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson when he requested the extension.
 And if would select General Marshall first for our chief of stair would select StimSon last as sec- retary of war;" he said. Elston charged Marshall had not produced "one syllable of evidence that we are in more serious danger than we were a year ago." Rep. Charles I. Faddis, D., Pa, asked the House what depths have we sunk to If we vote against this simply because 1t might affect whether we return to this House?" He said that in past wars units of U. s. troops had stood idle at the time of crucial battles because their enlstments had expired or be- cause they had not enlisted to fight beyond the continental limits of the U. s.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-12
Work Records In City
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compared with the month of July l94O.
 During the month of July, therS were 87,452,0 GU. 1t. of gas con- sumed, showing a decrease of H.. 633, 900 GU. 1t. as compared with tho month of June, and an increase oi 3 3,35s,OOO GU. 1t. as compared with the month of July, lo40.
 Health
 There were. 70 cases of com municable disease and 2 deaths re. sulting therefronn, during the month of July, showing 8 decrease of lS cases and 3 deaths resulting there- from as compared with the month of June, and a decrease of l case and no change in the number of deaths resulting therefrom as com pared with the month of July, l94O
 Marriages, Deaths and Births
 During the month of July, there were l07 marriages, 9l deaths and 26S births, showing decrease of 99 marriages, a decrease of 5 deaths and an increase of 35 births as com. pared with the month of June, and an increase of 30 marriages, g de- crease of 3 deaths, and an increase of 69 births as compared with tho month of July, 19z0.
 New Families
 There were Al new families whs came to take up their residence in waterbury during the month Of July.
 Postal Receipts
 The post ofilce receipts for the month of July amounted to $47,- 604.6l, showing a decrease of $l,- 2O5.71 as compared with the month of June, and an increase of M.- 8S9.l1 as compared with the month of July. 194O.
 Telephones
 There were 22,453 telephones In use at the end of the month ot July, showing an increase of 2O9 tele- phones as compared with the month Of June, and an increase of 2,S9S telephones as compared with the month of July, l9AO.