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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Hawaiian F|iers
Pound Enemy

HONOLULU. May Is GNS).--
~ powerful, fast-striking Hawaiian
hir force. tanning out over the
vast reaches of the Pacific 10 blast
far-off japanese bases, is now be-
ing developed, Mai. Gen. Clarence
L. Tinker. commanding general Of
the army air force in the mid
Pacific area, said today.
Marauding planes OF the Hs-
waiian air force already have
pounded the enemy, the hard
bitten. tough 54-year-old old air
chief revealed He added that
more long-range bombers are
needed 10 sharpen the offensive
teeth OF Hawaii's sky fighters.
heretofore identified almost ex-
clusively as a defensive unit.
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Death Hotltes

~, Elizabeth. wife Of
the late Anton. dear mother OF Emily;
sister OF Mrs. Mary Horn. Funeral service
SATURDAY $50 m, a. A. h. Peters
Funeral Home. i2057 Cratloi Ave. and
10 a. m. ST.. David Church.
Ia FAVE-May IL. Ronald. aged u. Gear
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert LaFavs;
brother OF Corinne. Earl and Roy. Funeral
from verheyden's Funeral Home. 1900
Mack. 81 Outer drive, saturday, e:i5: 20
St John Bsrcheman's Church At 200,
~. Ola. OF its22 Ford
ham. wife OF the late Ernest: dear mother
Of Mrs Corinne Goostn. grandmother Of
Constance and Ronald. Funeral service
Saturday, 2 p m. a. A. H Peters Funeral
Home 1901 Gratiot Ave.
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Shirts 10 Be Shorter
To Conserve Cloth

WASHINGTON. May Is 1NS)
In an effort 10 conserve millions
OF yards of cloth annually. the
WPB soon will issue an order
shortening the length of shirts.
eliminating French cuffs. and
pockets on regular shirts. and
leaving only one pocket on q sport
shirt, officials announced today
following a conference with indus
try leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
BIRTHS
~HnV

Girls we're born to-
Laura Mckay. 72s Elmwood ClsVson.
HARRIET Mino. ll0l5 Nslros' RosedsH
Gardens
Helen Nyschlck. 1899 Chpper'.
Edna Ouwsrkerk S2s7 Wisconsin.
Dorothy Pumfrey. iT40l Wanda.
Catherine Patterson, 1904 Chatonis
Marjorie Randall. 1913 Pear. Tsrndals.
Mabel Rudnick. 1918 Sorrento
Muriel smith $500 Kiplins, Berkisy.
Ann surrna. ss0s Corben.
Helen sabat l33i7 Rosemary.
Mary smolinski. 73ls Erbs
Elsie spainkowsrd, 1881 Cantpa
Vera Thorulow. 422i West Lafayette.
Helen walker. t057 Webb.
Pauline Wesley. fsi Ardmors drive Fern-
dale.
Margaret Wise. 1925 Chatham.
Mildred wesch. $3.50 CsmbridGs
Mabel Waidi. 544 Copln.
Stella wrohlewski, 4o2l Thirty orsi
Theresa walker. 225f Faber. Hamtramch'
Jessie Yopp. 5233 Hastings.
Rose Zack. 37Tt Tyler.
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DIVORCES

Lena Gervase from Leo.
Laura Bradd from Melvin.
Joan Audretsch from EDWARD
Emil Rose from Ruth.
Harry Kleckler from Madeleine.
Hazel Coilinson from Harold
Mary Weaver from Clyde.
Philip Austin from Florence
Katherine Kern from Charles.
Anna Todd from Harold.
Lillian Foreman from Orvsl
Verne Emmett from Catherine.
Joseph Closely from Rose.
Elaine Martin from Kenneth.
Roscoe Gillespie from Ruth.
Velma Lock from Harry.
Rose Shpargel from Jack.
Grover G. Lancaster from Edna.
verna Rowe from Harold.
Beatrice Tissler from william.
Harry Pollock from Carrie.
Ernes, Wilson from Quanell
Genevieve Greschover from Russell.
Charles A. Miller from Thelms
Frank Pankiewicz from Eleanore
Helen Marie Necker from Kurt William.
ANNULMENT
Helen PaIdan from John.
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BIRTHS

Bows we're born 20:
vsrns Alien. 3Osli Aberdeen road. Farm
inEton
Lois Besls 1880 chapel
Angelina BriEgs. 202Gi Greydals
l. Catherine Beeman 75s Pinecrest Fsrndais
bertha Barsuhn, 6i5 FISCHER.
Roberts Brennan. 1881 Brandon. Wayne
Treva Bar,ski. 1878 FsuG
Ruth Banash aISs Avery
Agnes cArrel. 1879 Hubbard
Betty custsrd. 1882 Icons, Redford Town
Chariot, Carahsr. i42ls Forrsr.
Phyllis Conrad. iel47 ksatinE
Violsi Cowis 1881 East Kirby.
Grace Conrad 3s2s Courvu,
Dorothy Douglas. 73a Yves, Brentwood
Anits Eiero, i7ti4 Cameron.
Margaret EppinEer, 1850 Chandler PARK
Helen Evsnovich. 1921 South street
Genolit Hisrony mus. i42 North Mildred,
Alice Hayden. isis7 warwick
Charlotte Healy, 1890 Piquetts
Run Homhers' ltto? ssratogs -
vera Jones. ss7 East Grand boulevard.
Josephine JAnson. 1925 Jane
Loretta Kragsnbrink. i3l33 Birvood.
Lucille katz 1890 Garnet
Florence Mahsr. i534e Cherrylswn Owins)
Maxim. I masoh 1888 1852 H Hssery
Helen Moore. $40 Brady, Dearborn.
Alvilda Massey, 1904 Harper.
Lucille MCCARTHY, ~ OreeWuAle.
Patricia Nagel. 6017 Grand River.
Lucille Nuttali, 1888 East Fort.
Dorothy OFT SIS Coplin.
Alice o Rourke 1905 Stoepel
Jean Pauley. 22i37 David, East Detroit.
Alice Robichaud 222s Parker.
Ellen Reuter-. i2s76 Mendoza
Elizabeth Rosenau. 25773 Circle road. South
Mildred Rogers. 1908 GIadwin
Lucille Robb. 652s Neckel Dearborn.
Cathryn shipey. 2240i Nevada. East De-
Hszsi swank. II Farrsnd Highland Park.
Tackle sprsnger, 22sis Pasadena, High-
pori. sislsff. sios Ridgewood.
Murice stah 500 Townsend.
Jane Stecker. e015 West Smile.
Doris Tutor. 660s Walton.
Irene Tresdwsy, s76 Superior.
MYRTLE Van SICKLE, 1l40 North Clarke.
Mabel Wolfe. SIS owans. ROYAL OAK.
Geneva Whitney. se40 ChsrievoiH
Anna wier. 1888 Los Cabin.
Rose ward. 1929 Tiiman.
Frances Wood. 64l5 Third.
Wanda wies, 7iH Genoa.
GIRLS
Girls were born to.
Minnie Watson. $3.50 Macarthur.
Helen Yesta. 1870 Curtis. Dearborn.
Louise Zagerman. zoos West Philadelphia.
Msry AndruefkisWicz iO67 Thirty-hfth.
Matilda Bittner, III West HOLLYWOOD
\ corinns Bowers. i7i2 seyburn.
Irene Borys. 443O Thirtieth
Olive Baldwin. e5i Putnam.
Beatrice cariine, 27s5i Bret,onwood. Royal
Oak.
Margaret cormier. 72s Twenty hfth.
LUCE DickteI 1880 Novara
Henrietta Downsy, isl0O Manor.
Lizzie Ferguson. 1925 McKinstry.
Doris Fitchett. i5tl6 Turner.
Ellen Farkas. 1907 Sussex.
Jorene Ferranti 4i5i Goodwin.
Florence Fitch. 5705 Theodore.
Beatrice Grobar. 20271 Moenart.
Marion thinker sefridge Field.
Mary Hakiu $3.50 John r
Catherine Jozwiak, 1911 Tappen.
Harriet Kruger. 1881 Dexter boulevard.
Cuilda Rfause $40 West Outer drive
Ruth Lehlsr. 32p South York. Dearborn
ttvinsl
csmmie Loyins. 2i0 Glendale. Highland
PARK.
Nell Love 1929 Cooley. BEDFORD Township.
Dorothy LaBeau s22o Avery
Helen Maidnent 3l2 Woodside, Royal Oak.
Lillian Mots, if57 Iroquois.
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DEATHS

HsIeI d. stieklss. 2ss Geneva. Highlan,
Park, So.
Henry Brooks Jr., e2is csrdoni, IS
Gibson Anderson, 204s3 Kentucky, IT.
James Henderson. 32Q Theodore, "a.
Harvey NJ. Arndt 23ss West Euclid, 81.
Ruth Rupert. 35is National. %.
Edward L. Brown. ei7s Phillip. 40.
Edgar Henry, 1871 Eighteenth street. 81
Victor Edmund Paquin, $50 West Vernon
So
Ida Smith. tii3 Third. S.
Mary Truggie $685. East Vernon. 30,
Mary Kirk Elliott. 14t2 Mullett, 50.
Corden Grain. $50 East Forest. ~.
Frank Brabou. ei00 vlnton. so.
si G Cocker SIS East consres. "a
Eliza Campbell. 1889 Monies. 81.
Lucien J. Binsfeld. 1909 Maryland ~.
H.rmine N. collette, 1872 Forrer. ~.
Myrtle !. Msuder. 1891 Kentucky. 81
Christian Kraft, ti23 Cladwin. 70.
Minnie Axton. 1919 Catalan. -.
Leila Ward, 1909 WhItevood, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Male Help Wanted

Al ALL AROUND milling machine hands
and toolmakers on small work. Apply
Nilsson Tool and Manufacturing Company,
1913 schaefer.
Al EXPERIENCED washing machine re-
pair man: no other need apply: refer
ences. Lenox 5000. lll37 East jefferson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, IL one Of many
famous features In The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-15
Deatb Hotifes

PHILLIPS - Florence, beloved wife of
Charles, dear mother of Lloyd, Harry,
Ernest Charles Jr.. Walter. Wshnstia.
Orin, Melvin and Mrs. @. hattin. Funeral
S,orn IN, Leo A. Mulawa Funeral Home.
Aslo ST Aubin avenue. Services al me
En.nsxer Baptist Church, Saturday Of
o o'clock Interment. Woodmere.
sIMPSON-May u, Anna stass: dear
mother OF Nellie Blankstrom and LOIS
yddinEs and Virginia Magic; services Sat :
urday morning at p:i3 al the r.. g. and
@. r. Harris Funeral Home 1881 Csss
Ave. ana 10 O'Clock 81. Leo Church
yANHAIE IS. Msrgsrei, age
IL. dear daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. LOUIS
IMIlloD vsnHalswyn. Funeral rom ""
h.yd,n's Funeral Home. 1890 MACK az
Outer Drive, Saturday, at ll;15; 70 81
John Berchmsn's Church al H. ROSARY
FRIDAY evening at g. --
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SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track, fast.
First RAce-RouEh Command. Journey
On Night Tide. Greenock's Boy.
Second Raee-Blue Duke.
Third Race-Pretty Is
Fourth Pace-Tea Clipper. suntegra,
Vsldina Roc1st Miss Cold.
Sixth Racs-Fly Ty.
Seventh Race Blue Castle. Dear Yam
kee
Eighth RAce-Gensral Planet. Wire Me.
Red Amazon, DisVolo CHI. Morstep.
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Men To Sell Refreshments
MEN
MEN
THE J. L. HUDSON CO.

THE J. L. HUDSON CO.
Has openings In its organization for young
men. Apply employment office. iith floor,
between = 80 and IL 30 a m.
EN--EXPERIENCED To operate
street cars for municipality owned trans
portatiou system. Numerous vacancies Al
79c 10 SIC per hour 10 be filled by COM
petitive examination. Applicants must he
between thrty-five and forty-seven years
OF age. and citizens OF the United states.
For full details and applications, write or
apply 20 the Detroit Civil Service Commits
sion 18th Floor. Water Board Building,
735 Randolph Street, Detroit. Michigan, on
or before May %, 1912.
PERSONAL CONTACT MEN
Large national organization is expanding
and needs 50 men with finance, loan or
customer selling experience for either local
OF travelling positions; salary of $50
monthly and over ride and paid while in
training; must be bondable and have serv-
iceabe car; go-getters can earn good
money and have advancement opportuni-
ties Our Mr.. f. II. Nicholson win be
at the Detroit-Leland Hotel. Wednesday.
May 20. Call him for appointment
PLUMBERS and helpers, with car and
tools. wanted 10 install and service lawn
sprinkler systems. 73s West 7-Mile road.
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Scratches
BELMONT PARK
Track. fast.

Track. fast
FIRST Race-Pinocht Indian GIFT.
Brown Gal. Kings Feast. Bid On, York
River.
Second Race--Allmsr. War Point.
Colorado Ore, hiquelon, Ken's Pop.
UyAlde.
Third Race-Dingwel
Fourth Race-Port LlEht.
Fifth Race-Recap. Diamond Shoals,
Nebraska Mighty Master. Fire Warden.
Joan's tip.
sixth Race-Taunt. Dark Discovery.
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Drivers Wanted-6844 Wagner

ELECTRICAL ESTIMATOR, fully quail
fled and familiar with all types OF con-
tract work. engineering knowledge helpful
but not essential Brooker Engineering
Company. sos Marquette Bldg
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Female Help Wanted

ACCOUNTS payable clerks An opportu-
nifty for some one capable of supervising
a department OF employees. must have
accounts payable experience, also knowl-
edge of Elliott Fisher bookkeeping machine:
good salary. 5is days per week. Write Box
B-6S2Q Detroit Times
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Funeral Directors

J. SUTTON q SON
r.7 TRuMBuII AVE. TEMPLE 7-sloe
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
inrs in the big Sunday Times want 40
Section!
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Male Help Wanted
BOYS 10 TO 10
Postal Telegraph Cable Co
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
CHECKER CABS an outdoor job, driving
steady. Ages n 20 So. Apply 2l2s Trun.
huI. "A ftcr A m
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WASTE PAPER. SCRAP METAL
WHERE TO DINE
WINDOW CLEANING

Residential window cleaning, Sc
storm, screen service. Northwest Section.
Temple 2-Ts7T.
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n Can And Mar Happen Here

~ hmen knen aaAlsnu ourselves into ; faHciea security =
II way dangers - saVang ~ ear nas happen here, relying
anuA a. fnrf that rnx4nv war nIanrx and Submarines han MT
HasnfRn thn dull - Hex1rn. and WHtuHd NJ. owing % a semi
ssslalion ffum tMe atlantic Ocean. But that security has been
rsaeEs shaslesed ~ ire tArpedosng II American merchant
k4ilr& within . hundFnd ~ 50 miles Of the Gulf Coast
M latest II shesa aasAeks a. this Is written was a The
nsouth II the Migslssiupi River. 4 bare hundred miles of The
snulh& nrwnA cts Nrw Orleans. and almost - near % Pas
eakDula az A0 New Orleans And Pascaguuia u more accessible
81 submarines thAn Is Ae9 Orleans. a. we are only nlnc miles
ffnsn deep water. and J submarine wishing r. astark or
- NnnxarH woa1d hase Horn and Petit Bots Island on which
- lard i'll fts cfrsa wished 10 attack Is ffum The land with
nAaealnr gains q other destructive weapons
THIS & not fnraut n unduly alarm our citizens iNt ~ We
hAsa stated heiufx. e hgiag them ~ & feaiisatlan 81 orr danger
afa n fnflnr the various defense measures We are taking
BastoBt rHtbaned TT cmergancles
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fhs var Comes Closer Home

The sinking 81 two ships b. rnemv submarines in thc
Gull y Mexico during me past week brings she war closer
home
A Wcxs Pesns man uho usually spends 8 week Or ten
DAYS ahnarc D fishing graft out from Mobile tells AS frankly
that he iSnt going - 10 any FISHING IN the Gulf this year.
It's said thai warnings have been issued Il ell vessels in
the Cali between Galveston and Pensacola 70 be constantly
o. err alert ami r. reualn as ctusr n SHORE - possible
There IS of course. M feaf thai GERMANY OF Japan w1l
Azaa1k The Mississippi Gulf Coast With the pOssihie exception
Of te big zhipbuildlng plant 81 Fazcagouia there is nothing
along the Mississippi c8ass Oh which either nation would care
- waste vaiushln summation
But yr uust bear constantly IN mind the fact that the
pau41na Canal + ; vial link between the twu great oceans
thst round ne American continent. and the enemy sub
harftses and enemy hafnhngu v1li Do their utmost - destroy
the Panama Canal
ANYWAY. the artsviiy 81 enemy submarines In the Gulf
i&<alualated f. make Is VaF ruuscses1z and = 10 u uS NEED n
awakening West Point Times-Leader.
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Duck, And Duck Fssl. Mister TOjo.
II You Bump Inf Frank Chow JOwe

We World
Cosrxt Sm Texaa The
3ap Nhn usnses mm Prank Roh
.en Cf1N eaxe munskhn y 3
dead ptgeeasway ard isrc
socahly . aeaA paaan snccsuse
Hn ura - ever men Frank
|Cfgw SoNw m mnsshAn3 ~
Msnacd 81
chew enan Feas0mar
snc1nd class frun Ssuktan Calf
: ! mrfnfxr g > navy continEena
sfadgins - Tess A a A He
also lnsnucfx offlcerx and men tn
pistol and rille shooting
ChoW ean aoe err i9 all rms
worlds two hiiia0n soatfs there
are only II Rs1ys ranked ahead Of
'chow Is 4 pistol sot II you
want tc anke = nackeL toss "
lnfo tne or fer Chow and heu
offer proof
Tsuaht Lea Angeles Poiics
HoloN of ffe rational civilian
record fDr les ard 1871 Chow
has enough medals 20 make 4
mrcium-sizca homber He
stopped counting after 500 Hes
desdliess With = s pisioi-he
broke the world mark IN 1856
but he's Fd enough wSth lhe
rife te have wnn national cham
piuswhips n issT and again IN
1859
He twld . lanusenanf'x conamis
sion IN nae Les Angeles police
force snd taught patralmcn hoa
r. bring en- down with one shof
instead 81 three
Despite , xnonshs lavun
Chow recently got permission
from mis- commanding officer a.
compete IN an invitational meet
at Austin. ard using a strange
gun outshut The hest men Of the
Texas Rangers and highway pa
troll
Had Served In Navy
Chow-he dropped the "JOwe
because Il provoked too much diff
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

Foolish onns will always be found ~ follow whnrnvet
sliekarx want 10 lead them Latest racket n Miasisslpp n r.
veaied N the following paragraph from the Indianola Ipzan
edited hv able editor ! A Richardson Down IN Lexington &
negro named Barnes was convicted Of aiding the Aka Hs
ieluded the negroes b making them members q the Hps
Moorish Temple. and told them they were not negroes bui
Aslattcs. and when Japan aud Germany had c0nQua1pd Or
rnanfry they would b. citizens Of he Aslatx state 81 MORT
America. and II they aided the United States tbn wpD3a8ave
their feaus cut of When Judge Davis gets through Vim IRIS
he will havr bad plenty If th1e 81 think 1p smnt
other scheme fnf getting money from honest negroes"
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ass.riu..on. On TravsI hsay Be Next

i sts1emeDs b Joseph n Eastn9n, Director Of Defense
Transportation. nccpnsis made, state1 thai restrictions on
passenger travel nIsqliaaton 81 hlRhspaed duplicating serv-
- en- e0fnpatsua lines. leueahenlng IF Omitted schedules 70
fnrAade nore ssHps. ard tee reduction or Total elimination 81
Hnxnry eanirmnnt - thn darasiun were doclared fnaHfineHt
iris nanans kfa1 Snane sectspnk ann csElnS VIII nave tnen
AAin service dfasshhalsY enftaicd. Snd II many cases buses
49, 2akr thR nlzkx IF railroad trains f8f EHsEsnfhAh passenger
*2N3He
shoaad thaf heps,en. wc citizens Of The Gulf Coast whr
haxe f1nr haen arcazk01ned 10 the splendid and adequate serv.
ie q ne ~ula Reliable mas find ourselves having 70 Be
salEsIIkd VIM seFz tufefiaf scrvice n that which We nos get
Il i reported fnak The rubber shortage : responsible fos
increasing b. mere than fIsy per cent the passenaer
tFaeeion KnilrOaa kraink
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

An shis agitation for overtime and doubleiine muss sound
far-fsfched 70 Mississippi schooi teachers II tat tney are Sc
: rysstson n state taat sleges M such animal Seriously. r.
teacheu are living example 81 Nshat patriotic citizens vii d.
farghelr eounsFe without expectation % monetary rNNNEm 81
ennslaerafson. They have been and are demonstrating khat
patriotism Is thai something an American gives 70 has r0nntrs
lFrrsnrr4lvp at personal sacrifice ~ hardshIpe. While theF arr
nf# alone IN rendering service . the Nation on . purely sargt.
alai basis they at Least present ar outstanding example b.
vshtch 1sbor-and even rapsai-can profit. Vet unrr hasn thn
tcarherx threatened ~ walk out brcauxe 81 adaitnnai WORK
1.rrfsme IL vnu plrasr-ahcn called ar 70 render pe4x8nal
scrvftta for the various var efforts Mother have they r3fbed
fhr question 81 time and 4 half frx these extra c~ufrieuaaF
duties. or called q hals 70 their work 1T the end 81 eight honrs
~Nandsver.
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Streets And Sidewalks

a Iadv VINO lives n the Federal Housing Project was
heard 70 SAL thai her car ana tires Wnuid nj last much longer.
ard That she dfdsHo know whaf she wouldfdo fr transports.
flon inp tire business section "a the cts. Il s 100 far 70 walk.
sc saia. out She vse4ld not mind th4t 81 much II there were
adeNaks On LIucoIn AvenAR and Porter street. the two
STREETS l&dlnE no te city Lincoln avenue S 3 dust pile II
Dr. weather snu 2 naa aa0e ar wet weather. ard no sidewalks
There y = strip 81 black tup in the center # Porter street.
batno sidewalks
II occurs ta -. that considering al The Government has
done fDF she CIT ne Ieast the CITY could d would be 70 give
te resdients II ths housing project section Sidewalks. o. Il
E<asf streets thai are useable for women Who want 10 come
- town 70 spend their money with nome merchants
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The High Cost d Fighting

II IS stated thai the var Is costing he United States si0as
00806a aaF. . sun hat the average nan car hardly visual
1sa This COS every twenty-suUr hours IS more thar
the Mississippi Tax Commission has collected IN ten wears
afDn 81 sgurres. This much we are spending ~ win the uar
sud taking everything INTO consideration i Is cheap at that
For shoulr We lese he var and BE- Subject 70 Germany n
Japan which IS authInkable 70 z free American. al that or
f~0fefathers fought IF and AL thai ae have accomplished -
- past hundred and fifty years VII - fof naught
So lets not HE5pe and complain whea taxes ere high and
I've an temporarily denied some q re privileges we have
baen accustomed - The sun Of peaee III shine al the bright.
e aaen re e1gaas q ssr snail have passed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

Acunrdlne to seaI O1fara syndteaie c.amnsaa NN Nea
Hasw~ NW Na9 Neux rerensv raFhshea A3M Mng*hn# 3tem
etgara hak rtaehrd Is II ! rugged inds*taAsiAst *hnsls
arrived III th8s commanty 80 lar @haaM @@F$of
~ - ~aksee ! efext ahaie~wns ~ fnn work he hasnf
et4r reris,erea fnf the draft end doesn't intend g He = 81
d,csea IS Inc h6stsf and d npcnls a nsatst - preseNt ne u
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