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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-11

Their facilities Just wouldn't
do. DR.. David L. Webster, head
of the department Of physics, at
Stanford, provided a laboratory,
gave them effective aid in every
possible way and made them
research associates Of the uni
versity, but the university could
provide no funds. Sigurd's $500
dwindled to $47. The young men
were living sketchily whea tho
Klystron came through. A rep
resentative Of the Bureau q Civ
il Aeronautics put them n toach
with the Sperry Gyrosespe c..
Sperry hnrriedly paunked Down
q check for SIS, ~ and batk .
laboratory for Russell b Garden
CITY, Lsas lslan1.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-11

THIS writer went to the wedding
of a young woman friend a few
weeks ago. The bridegroom was
a tall, loose-geared, bespectacled
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-07-11

young man
with an en-
chanting grin
and a thick
t h a tch of
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
COPY DEADLlNE: 1880 a. u.
DAY OF ISSUE


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msnts must b made TO the classified
dept. before 10 .. m on day Of issue.
This Newspaper reserves the right to
classify. revise or reject any want I'd
and Il not responsible for errors after
the first incorrect insertion Of n adj
'vertisement.
The Daily Monitor shall not be re-
sponsible for errors except to cancel the
charge for such portion Of N advertise-
e rs may have been rendered value
less. When more than one insertion Of
an advertisement Il ordered no, &C Of
errors must be given In time for correc-
ton before the second edition.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
Specials

n lights. 90 II. lot. esoo-eSoo
down.
8 rms. lights. ssE lot q Il. Si.Soo-
$500 down. . 2.
4 rms. bath. lot 50 n. on cement, 70
II. on cut to lake: $3~.So0-$3So down.
8 rm.. modern bungalow with gsfags.
on paved street; ~3.0oo-e3oo down.
II rm.. 3 toilets. arranged for 3 apart.
ments: paved street: 11,1oo-o3oo
d~own-@l7.2l per month.
7 rm.. brick veneer: bath. natural DIRE.
place: &5.350@$S3S Downstairs per
month.
6 rm. modern house. with furnace. q
II. on river. 400 II. deep. Exctnange
for house In Mt. Clemsna
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-05
Daily Monitor Classified Ads

N0fg-CIasnf1ed sdvestjstne sehsd-
uls ios ThuSs6sy's Daily Monitor eth
also mn u the. South 0ac0mh NsWs.
the sane day. without extra charge.
However,. copy musa b plseod b .
p. a. wednesday.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
DEATH o. n. l. sroKrs


H14eH G@se nfokm ikandsF7aHr.
nzsa MezIzkNes4a 1lElAsn - Pass
eoula. died IN the jackson C0unty
Hospital on Saturday m0rnins
June n. 1851. 81 3 as O'Clock. ~ the
result Of al automobile ncciden4
which occurred iAsf Thursday
morning.
me funeral uas held on Sunday
afternoon 81 four O'Clock. from the
Fails Funeral Home. , large number
Of friends and relatives being pfns-
ent 20 pay their lsst respects 70
this useful and well liked citizen 81
paacaqoaln. Tbs funeral service was
conducted b. Rev. e W. Timer
pastor q tbs 2~ascagnuia Methodist
church. a which decreased was q
member. assisted b Rev. W. l. Dag.
pastor q the Frsl Baptist Church
Intezment wAs IN MachpNiNh
cemetery. the foli0xzne being TIE
p~alIbeafers. ". r. 0ulieT. Waiter
Mansfield. x. l. Walker. " u Her
ring. Harold ". uaufier and Calvin
Boidinz. and : number Of honorary
pallbeares8 The service ct the grave
was conducted ~ TIE PascAsouIa
Lodge q Eka.
Surviving are he widow 6 deeeaA-
81 and fwo daushtefs and enc son,
~ follows. Merle Lee ht1kaAs ssed
Is yeaFHs Mr1 " O Gentry. and
Eoa&rt Cecil Ased Il Sesfs. suffff-
tns aieo are the mother u Decreased
Mrn. X Il Stokes and four SISTERS
and two hxotherEs namely frs II
r Wright ana Ar1 Al Daekson q
PzzcagDah; Afa. Clarence Moak.
WeksbmR. MFA jeff F1luffs JACK.
80. h1s-: Bzzu Stokes and Hayioas
Stokes q Bnon-
4r Stokes sas - years u azs
ard resided 81 las nuenA VAsa
street lie un4 born IN Furest. Ne
aeapp. and had lived n Paecaeoala
fH he 81 = feMkA He - mar
RED IN shreveport L. - Ais OLE
Self He had h*ed ~ JAcks1a. Mis-
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27


Ne tAks tha opportunity o 81.
tsnoinn car heart1eia tnmnka nnd
nppTenansion % the uIsiNel1s ~ paa-
eaeofla ana fflena4 frgln elsewhere.
E@r klielK kindness afsd aylzspatlF "a
tended Is on account OF EsfN recent
tragic death q oar hnnbAna fata*
eF. "a and brother H9we1a +
stoktn 30 many akImnEtHAs Nsfe
shown us Tai ~ net thank
aaS u1e person, but Ne ~a1pe1Iafl4
mFe cuNntxaxf % the ugEensftsn 81
teutAsn o uhe asetogs And nufzes
- TIE hospital and re s4mpMtlzesa
woEa9 Of tnN pastafa wh0 eonaHntea
Ezs fGrsszaf shfsse Tbs oalpgsntns
81 frief11a ~ uae fzaefAL tEse kI1a
expressions af sympnftsY. nnd TIE
many beauttfuI floral ~offefznx& had
. ~seaaaHay. Z saKlAlne eaala. -
aaitau the gFsnf tbnt ossrntlnsnsed
us - he los q eur loYoa ~
Respectfully.
WIPE and CHILDREN
MOTHER
BRo4HExls aud nIsEKHa
FaAeaeoals Jurse - fs4l.
II bouE lace peFsszFna a 80
Quality witch nn1za a. : runfazz
GstFRlesHt several tIznza dail1
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27
Births and Deaths
In Jackson County
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Ssnnst 80 Meath - MAJ. 1881


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q K1fnnn Miller Wllkiasan. hsy
saur4 EAeasl nna sails Mar Fassard
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= Krmmr ktknn, bors Carl Edward
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E1ilmbekh Myers Rsna Sri. James
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neddlnaflMiA Rlrls Howard lMeeft
and Edna floHA l. Smith HoNaree
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Williams nrAham stFls Andrew ard
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

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Moss POlNT HAPPENINGS

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

nom ulfh a hFiGge party Ia hoszur
Ct Mrs. II q PAGE.
n0onas 90 The hnzae wefs AFtizst
rakiy decoratea with pretty garden
flowers.
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hkah score prize Mfa b . 1sxe
the guest nigh scoEe pri1s. and Mn
l. X Mcintosh uae inw saeFe pFas
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served during The aanses and tos
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lng The games 70 Mspaasnes H. ~
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tueh. A J. Franklin. Taofna& Coul-
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Jane @ L. B1nd OeorEp Htii. and
Mrs Arthur Alien. ~ Pancneoula
Mfa T. T. DaIaAhmet and Mfa. n
Soffsa were tee guests.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

HMfDGE RAnTT At HOME
o. Mne. - r. nnoOMK
Mfg -. q. Brougzae entertained
1t her home On THURSDAY after
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

Mn ~. a Wssffaui of VanrieaTs
vs. amnus ne cut q torn guests
attending the wedding Of Miss C<-
Gle Martin sn6 ~. ~ r Dune
On Friday evening.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

Claude Montz who attended
the Duhe-Martin wedding here
Friday. returned 70 his home IN Eew
sarpy. La Saturday, having Mrs.
MoEfs and theiF three ehii0ran.
CLAUDE. Harold ard Beverly. Tor
. Aengsf Fisit u the home q IRA
Waste Dahe.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

Mira { , couprr ard isksAe cnnEh.
terra Betty ard Pats. fef1 MenaAy
Tor . rtzat "a relatives n FhflA-
delphlA. "a.
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

Mrs Lois Holllneer and son sam
have Fesurne8 To- their hume n r.
aarAds Ark after . wish IN the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Arthur.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1941-06-27

MrE. julius WigE1ns of Persia
cola. Pa spent the Weekeud here
visiting her parents. ar and Mra.
c. W. PhiitFam.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Handlers Of F God
To Be Instructed

Pierce county food-handlers and
restaurant workers, exclusive OF
those employed in Tacoma. next
week will be affected by a new
system of issuing health permits,
1t was announced Saturday by DR..
N. f. Magnussen, county health
officer.
Valid period of the individuals
permit will be cut from one year
to six months to provide closer
check of persons whose health is
in the public interest, Magnussen
said.
Commencing Wednesday, groups
of food workers will report TO
health department headquarters in
the courthouse by request. At that
time county doctors will conduct
free medical examination; food
workers heretofore have paid
private doctors for the service.
Chief aim of the new system. &C
eording to Magnussen. is creation
of an educational program for the
food workers.
When food handlers report,
probably by groups in twice
weekly sessions, they will be given
a lecture and shown movies of
proper conduct in handling food.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16

to the congregation became known
Saturday.
His place At the head Of the
Jewish reform synagogue here will
be taken Aug. by Rabbi Bernard
y. Rosenberg Of Seattle, whose
resignation a. spiritual leader Of
the DE Herzel congregation there.
precipitated the news OF the i'm
pending change here.
Rabbi Rosenberg. former assist
ant TO Rabbi Koch of Temple
Hirsch in Seattle, has had his
present position nearly one year
and his resignation will coincide
with the anniversary, Aug. l.
Rabbi Cohen's service, while not
continuous, has Sc Id o m been
broken except for war service. He
has held a high ranking commits
sion in the u. s. army reserve.
Apart from his service to the
church. he has long engaged IN
life insurance underwriting as
agent for the Travellers Insurance
Co
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
French Reply 10
Protests OF Hull

NICHY French authorized
circles replied TO Secretary Of
State Cordell Hull today with the
assertion that Franco-German COL
liberation is a policy which France
has adopted Of her own initiative,
acting as the sole judge of what
her aspirations are in the realm Of
her liberties and traditions"
The French spokesman reiterated
French denials of any grounds for
British Intervention in Syria.
II was said that the foreign Of
flee Is studying Hull's statement
and may issue an official reply
later today.
The spokesman admitted that
German planes had used Syria as a
stepping stone" and that the Ger
manhattan armistice commission
in Syria might have sent some
seized French war materials into
Iraq but said that the axis powers
only were acting within their
rights under the armistice conven-
ton.
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.Langlie Changes
His Mind; Will
Have State Guard

OLYMPIA-Cov. Arthur p.
Langlie Saturday instructed Lieut..
Col. Walter J. Deiong. sdjutant
general of Washington. TO orga-
nize . state guard.
The guard win be formed at the
request OF Mayor Fiorello II. La
Guardia. director Of civilian de-
Tense for the nation. Former Adj.
Gen. Maurice Thompson had plan
ned to form q state guard last
winter but was directed by the
governor not to form II because the
state lacked funds
The guard will consist n q pro-
visional regiment Of infantry 10
be known ~ the Fourth Washing
ton Volunteer Infantry Regiment
II will consist Of . regimental
headquarters. q service company
and nine rifle companies. with q
complement OF 10 officers and
1.145 enlisted men.
Col. DeLong said the regiment
would be recruited from inactive
guardsmen now on reserve. All
officers viii be given competi-
tive examination before being
commissioned.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
People in
The News

stephen J. Dwyer. Is. died of
a skull fracture when he toppled
a tombstone on himself while play
ing in a cemetery
The Mexican government ex-
propriated the f-million-watt
radio station formerly owned by
DIR. John Richard BrinkIey, it was
reported today. 1t is just across
from Del Rio. Texas
Friday the 18th brought life
and death TO James Franklin
Black. The six-months-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Black of
Circleville, o.. was born Friday,
Dec. Is. and died Friday, June Is,
in a collision =.
Leon A. Greenberg and Frederic
W. keator, Yale scientists, an
nounced perfection of portable
machine to tell within eight
minutes how drunk a person is.
II measures the breath
Mrs. w. II. Balloon OF New York
succeeded Mrs. ]. W. Cushman as
president of the Gold Star Mothers.
Elections were in Los Angeles
Thurman W. Arnold, assistant
U. S. attorney general in charge
of the antitrust division, said big
business and labor organizations
are crushing" small business men.
He was speaking in New York to
the American Business Congress
Of Smaller Business Men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Man Hurt When
Car Hits Truck

Russell Dunn. 30. Of sos Broad
way, suffered severe injuries when
his automobile collided with a
loaded milk truck shortly after 7
a. m. Saturday at 56th st and
Pacific ave.
Dunn admitted ne had been
drinking. and as result will be
charged with drunken driving. He
was taken to the county hospital
following the accident. suffering
from a pelvis injury and cuts and
abrasions.
According 10 witnesses. Dunn
was driving al high speed when he
crashed into the truck, which was
driven by Joe M. Burgi. OF 2469
So. 64th st, who escaped injury.
Dunn repeatedly drove through a
stop sign. He was arrested about
an hour after the accident.
Shortly afterward, William
Mayo was charged with the same
offense after narrowly escaping
an accident on Pacific ave, ac-
cording to the srresting officer,
Bill Nerbonne.
Nerbonne said that Mayo drove
past him at 18th st. AT a speed of
so miles per hour and that he
almost hit two cars at that point
and barely missed a machine sew
eral blocks ahead. Einar Norberg.
passenger in the car. was
charged with being intoxicated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Prof. Sannerud
To Serve Again

Prof A. G.. Sannerud Of Pacific
Lutheran college was reelected
president of the Pacific Historical
Society of the Baltic Peoples at It's
annual meeting Friday evening on
the p. l.. c. campus.
Henry Foss WAS elected vice
president, Or. II. C. Ronning, p.
L. c. professor. was chosen secre-
tary. and Karl p. Heideman was
reelected treasurer.
Rev. X. X. Olafson. Rev Z. r.
Pflueger and r. r. Envall were
elected directors at large.
Gov. Arthur 3. Langlie was the
principal speaker. discussing state
finances and the responsibility Of
citizenship.
Entertainment included selec-
lions by the Falkland community
band under the direction OF Rev.
Claude Pellet, vocal solos by Mrs.
Anna Nikkelsen and instrumental
solos by Miss Betty Williams.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Aid to China
Meeting Held
Another Session
Scheduled MondoY

The urgent needs q China Sere
presented at a gathering OF friends
in the home Of Or. and Mrs c. G.
Trimbie Friday evening. James n.
Price Of Los Angeles told Of the
national campaign 70 raise five
million dollars this year under
auspices Of United China Relief.
This organization combines the
efforts OF the seven relief agencies
which heretofore have been solicit
ing aid for China. Price Is field
agent for the Pacific coast. his
national executive being Arthur
Rugh. formerly Of Tacoma. Price
also lived in Tacoma at one time.
The Tacoma group was called
in 10 advise as to what share this
city could underwrite for the fund
and to discuss the best method NJ
approach. They decided to refer
the matter 10 q much larger meet
ing to be held at the Y. W. c. A.
18th and Broadway at 8 ?. m.
Monday, June Is.
An informed speaker from Sc
attic will be present, and everyone
interested Is invited to be present.
There will be no solicitation Of
funds at this meeting. Sponsors
for the occasion are DIR. and Mrs.
c. G. Trimble. DR.. and Mrs. A. J.
Barter, DR.. and Mrs. Frank G.
Williston. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley T.
Shaw. L. c. Oherlies. Mrs. Elsie
Simmons. Mrs. Ella p. Card. Miss
Flora Pletke. and Walter Suffer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-16
Boy Of Four Loses
Life in House Blaze

WALLA WALLA-k nne h
Moore, son of Terry Moore, was
fatally burned early today and his
four brothers and sisters had a
narrow escape from similar
fate when fire destroyed their
home here.
Firemen succeeded In carrying
all five children out Of the hlaz-
ing home but Kenneth died en-
route to the hospital
Fire Chief William Davis said
that kenneth and his two brothers
were sleeping in an upstairs bed
room while two sisters were Sleep
ing downstairs. The house was a
mass Of flames when firemen
reached the scene. with the five
children trapped inside.
Chief Davis said that the chill
drens mother was dead and that
they lived with the father.