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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
MISS Kate DENNY
WINS ELECTION of
JUSTICE OF PEACE
Woman Candidate Receives Ma
jnrisy oeer Thrr~ Men opFsnrntx
In Special HEAT 5 Elesttsn

NfSE Kate DHzns e Pa4aRuaia
was eieczan u Che office 81 Justice
II peaee soy Peat s q 1aeg~9a Caun-
- - TIE speelal slscton nnld Wed
nesaay she received a majority Of
IS votes ever her three men npFxa-
nenm " c westphzL P L Mcleod
ana John c NesSsn 81. The elec-
flna xas held t. oe4rrmifze q SUE
cessae "a 1lI tne uxseKufrrG term us
uuH late Lyman r Denny brother q
ths victor
Thr elec14an a. Miss Denny
showed tire Overwhelming choEre O.
the ag7 voters Of the county whn
casl baIlois she Teeetvec s total q
So votes Mcleod. iSs Nelson ia.
ana westphaA 81
MksF Defsns has been a lEie-lonz
reSidem 81 Pa0caesals and for mans
Nears sac was connected with 9le
Postal telegraph offices IN Pas
cae0ula FulIaEInR the death q
ter brother - October. she uas
appointed hs Governor Paai john
sun 70 ffn The office mgll such
time Is 3 special election could be
called 90 naTre 3 successor Mss
Denny. Is guege has proven 10 be
VERY capable IN hef performance OF
duties She has presided over her
court with dignity and wlsh fair
ness rendering decisions Impair
italy and ~ u1wlSdnm
Serving Under heT appointment,
size met wia success and was the
first and on1y woman JUSTICE OF
peace Il the state az MISSISSIPPI
Inc election VIII continue her serx-
iees as the only elected woman
justice q the pezce II the state
The election Of Miss Denny 10 the
Office q tust.ee 81 peace for Beat
g. continues & long line ano years
o1 public service as iUrtstx In her
family Ser father. tire late Wal
ter ~ Denny. served As s repre-
Sentative from this district e Con-
gress 0nh brother. Walter n Den
ms, r. sez9eu aar several terms -
yezx4 q naa CizaacsaT Court far
8llts Alzz4tnA Then EenlAzs = Den-
nv whom she succeecs was justice
nf peace for this district
Tire official tanulation q votes
Is - follows
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
Thompson Allowed
Bond IN Goff Death

4 G Pa Tnannsau Whe bad
1aen hela ieT ahe fatal sloaane q
Wzasam MnzFzx Ger e ere form
Hrs Hgsane - SUNDAY December
~ 1ar aear released ca aI.nN bend
on charges e u1zuszaehssz
Thaapan ~ gwen preliminary
hearing before ga1es & p He.dez-
bezH cx=afiiaza Justice q Ehs peacs
Weanuaay a~sHefna2n
Thunuzonl ano sas aEreszao -
CHaa g. p0las a. - Eze1 za0ruf
after - zzauslaE aN4z4
arzaa q tne Efana 5ufx q dackzez
County anich I'll mees = IL.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
MOSS POINT LODGE
MASOkS AND O.E. 5.
INSTALL OFFICERS
soins Ceremonies Marx Induction of
Awards far Meritsriaus
Services


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ME Buardslee marshall Mrx MI
arca Nelson. orpanlsf. Mrs Bobbie
Rogers Ada. Mr. Manie vazs. Ruth.
Ms Yefna sere6ee. Esther AErs
F.heI Raper Martha NJ Fda
Feanan. Eiecfa Mrs CeorrGa
Thompson. w0rder. john Cariot. sen
uneA
LIN Parker. On assuming her STA
Lon - Worthy Matr1n q the chap
tr vas presented gitn . eorsags
10y The installing officer. Mr.
Parker then presented 3 g1ft % Mrs.
81 Has Nccrax II behalf q the
napier Sc an expression o. appTe-
clafsnn Ter services rendered =
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
ROTARIAkS HEAR
TALKS ON DEFENSE
NEEDS THURSDAY
Mess P@sni and FasnAxaula Held
xenshst Jaln4 SeNxian A. Mess
Penn Gasnu1units HBaN

A variety q sahtecu relative &
tae National Defense nuTsnn uae
present enserRenc pTtec uAa dls-
eussaG a. TIRE Joint nsexi8nE os tat
Moss Pulnf arc pakcAez43a hotMrs'
Cless heio THURSDAY a~f1ernnun a
TIRE Mam Point Community House
Rec Cross WA fumes. postal ogscrn-
taugA. Nahazelk arc transportation
NseHf Elas pepins ~ EAAEx
x ". Durham. Mos Point
Chairman 81 tne jackson Ca1nff
Chapter Of ne1 Gross. reported thai
ournsK TIE annual ruI cal u4 cotn-
Il nearly anunle1 - cnotA e 1s1a
nseznbesA aeitlne 2aZ T9se3x uere
aisidna IS fol8awe paaaa8@a14 ggTz
Moss PoAnt 20 arc oceAB sET4nu
1az o. tlse PaseaguaH amount
i.Eaz nlezrberxhipH uxrE from siahp-
yard NuTkeT2 The total azTseuuted
q $500
M Durham Also announced taAf
lhN Fke6 Cross War Fund drive had
aeen started u1sf stge counfy Eaai
sri n $3.50 He appealed e the
R0iaslkns and hut1faesss men t. give
& flN support 7 / neLAkhmes
Is chairman of the var fund drive
r. MaE puzns and r Il Baeot Is
neadinF the Fasaeoszls 6riTe
" a. Alexander. postmaster 81
Moss Point aKnoun1ed tat h wan
exgHr1ene11g . naaTtAex Of help
NcTAusr q stte tuc1eEss1 BUSINESS
hui n1at tsx Mah Pant HAgn MaaaA
1znA s-sznsAzaM A4 zszzkE
fwc gtDcenm t. wofk there eaeh
car 1ofn raaxts worked frczn seven
oc1nek TaaA e ec8oek IL TIE morn
mrA and Elizabeth EArpe4 from two
unlI Ez nel0e8 IN ttae afternoons
Hafmes 9aafzez s3re-pnezlaeni Ct
the MizzAassupl ExpoTt Railroad. wak
chairman CT The program ana nean
= msss&ae tfam " M Dutiam gem
era msnaaef Of the reAn which
toad Of UNF H10oefnEafior a ifar
fo41 he saAc taal most q the STOCK
IN uae Railroad Uas oVuea D.
jackson County clslaens Whtle Il
i primarily 3 freight Ans L does
operate 8 bis line for usssenfers
he stated thai &C per cent % the
ira2eni handled xa that q defense
ministries supplies
a L Mafruz secretary a. the
Mos Peint Caan xpukt Of the cen
dftlpns of 1na schools IL the county
Ins eou4lty EnOoak - have 40
asefAgt lfacfeAAe IL enrolment as
81 per cents largely dne t. the Elfluz
q 1etease wufkerA lie appealed
10 tte e1ixreaE MOI &c aeGtect the
Sczao4S
RET Roy Grcene pastor Of the
F4saagoa.s Rapflsf Church va
taken g. 3 neH P~aseaEuua RoaATlan
VtSlflnE KatAr4ans we're = = Clax-
tou auo john Ba1ham q Bnuing-
haa the latter . guest q GeEae
TaEbaG
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
PASCAG0ULA ENDORSES
Sos ZOO SCHOOLS BOND
ISSUE AT ELECTION
Overwhelming MAJORITY Of Xosers FavoF Funds To Match
Federal Appropriation For Constructing
Much-Needed Facilities

PrenvnnlaN sone wao1. bond Is
alE fm scnzsoa napgosnEnN carried
naFIxzr q kreciA elaafsan fmlE Wed
ueH1aF of tkAk asek rs 5 scare a.
So 10 a. TIE vote esa nns only
wax overwhelmingly n f4eug q nse
zaN hz1 zerrnsHr.e1 B aszsof4t# q
IL m thN qualified uzfEr8 uf IRE
Mhoea uisszsH
Ctr @na xe1nns officials ard
&fsH pa4razn % naEazoaA n
REsa0xAl rE4oanan a. inv final tAba-
Axaoza cf Gst Nate were A~azzraaAsd
4 meant nsnf A1Ean relE To- aaf
gxeeagft pper-efuuarc eaga4ftknfzs
r. 0x pzmaeo14 schools hrnanf
ahauf D. flzs increase aaEixitg is
Hatanzaa1 6efenss urueeM auc f1s1as-
uirA uAs "a EEfE
T1se EAae Is th2 hnslo 4sNlt Mii1
assure t12 PasaazeaM mfooi syx-
t1ln Ao6litazzs u usr present ee
neafaxy Szzmoi high af and vc-
maosaai tzasnz stzhnc asd 4 neW
Negro schm al nottlag 8lM aan
hAH q wEfen wI1 ~ burnx b ire
FNfAz Government
II aaaitsza t. fsaf aisose tnarzu4n
menN the government has mam-
t1 - nranxao1 3 SIS e x1-ruozG
elementary 3cnnol building ueaa the
kEaxgEEnse Cnsnnsmtcn HnuKanK
Prosrct 10 carr fw children OF ia
nnrss1z.
Tne PaanaEoaAA e~bezaEutaFF ana
gun3uw hi9k waoci departments hare
hesn ngsEatnE o. 8 tNo-kal7 basis
sznns last TAI Al increased en-
reu3 i ataI4Mteo tie zaftET
rAss q tts munth wtaen ire strgs
SEMESTER Is hrulxist e 3 close. and
aslacnl officials have expressed llsr
unzni1a thAt ssrn tnss plan 81 oFxT-
AtrU wL be Insufficient a. take
are q faE stgueuH enrolled
T1ze neM improvements 1neiaae ar
accitsun 10 fl1e present hAza sesuH
naatRlnEriF szeE square fect pac-
FAz4ns removal q f2Ak bgzaG Tnorn
Ee C tnE eafeelA II q bsnn SlpFe
4aus1.. , nen rafssNazA additional a.
- Emce q neN mzEzr ccza1asnAna :
NhrsrF zes 80 Han > WRIT
r5a assembly rzcEn and FIRE ezass
roaezlN
z1W manual training kllops vii
b. uoAhaed tr sine and all have
- axzai1lon q - feet &c tae zzilc-
fng
M NerTa sehaol wIl b. eesn-
F reEus1eae1 szelzclng tne ac-
okcn a. Nre1A0aal training shop
nnt eanzne ecenuzttee laboratory ana
> nEN AuA4nE containing six stan
EaTr Gzhs nCsanA and efsEzr1pAl
aEfacn
z1se eienzsriazT Ne1ool fU&aasea
- - pas-1wks government Grant
NIL ensztaln H. eiaak srEzEas ga an
1ilnFszzm sealtne ae usrHara = cafe
terra - ~ - fnet ; ciiflx. admin
hzEra1dnn 0ft Ane teaeherg roa1
Tne vote O. tins issue rs ~
ae1omS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
Maritime Commission OrderssFom
PascagouIa Passenger Cargo Ships
Concerted Into VA Trooo Ships
TSS. Pascagoula Selected As Nam, For First Troopship To b
Launched Under Conversion Program Now
Underway At ingalls, Shipyard

The ingalls, Shiphslding Corporation has received orders
from the United Staes Maritime Commission. 10 convert
the four passenger ca GO vessels nov under construction at
Pascaguula. 10 troopskpS. These vessels we're originally de-
signed for the New 4ork- IoHdon run Of the United States
Lines
All Of the conversion work viii he done al the Pasca-
goula yard. fer which additional facilities wy be constructed
in the area nDv heirg developed for QUILTING ships The
cost Of labor and matsiak- Ca completion of the conversion.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
ALLIED FORCES SCORE
NAVAL AND AIR BLOWS
on JAPANESE IN WAX
Huge Appropriation Made for Civilian Defense Purposes by
Congress To BE Handled By War
Department

Allied forces in the Asiatic battle front were reported
Ia have Srorea two large victories including the destruction
OF planes and The sinking Of shiDs-
Al Washington the Navy announced that additional re-
portS received from Wake Island brought the total japanese
WarShipS sunk there to seven. instead Of five As previously
announced. The total added enc destroyer and a ganboai TO
The prev iouSlv reported cruiser. submarine and three destroy
erS sunk. The NAVY also announced that submarines IN the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
N APOLOGY AND A o NJ

The Chronicle5Star and Moss Point Advertiser this
week i smaller IL size as Il the namber q pages thar
usual, and we have mad 10 curtah the amount Ct both
reading matter ana advertising.
The reason Is that we are installing 8 perfecting
press that VII print eight pages q the paper a . time.
CT. folded and delivered, ready 70 be sold O mailed. al
II one operation
Ire new press prints from q continuous roll and COM
plefes The printing 81 the edition il one operation, thus
saving tie expense and time Of folding the papers and
inserting tie several four page sections by hand. es We
have lad = % until this week
Thus we are endeavorinf q keep pace With the
growth q Our CIT and county. and also the increased
business we expect 70 get - the county keeps % grow
ing iuansfriaIy and il population
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
cHAScEEY COURT 10 NETT

CaaneefT Ceaw vii couNene Ter
he JanMarv tsTm IL the eoau nouse
4u Pasc4Ralaa ca nexs McndaE jar
naf1 Il & nIat onEack q tas morn
fng CaAzscenng = A. Russell n
GHEpnz NaA nir59af l. 4 UncEr
Efpoa ira probate and estate mat
pSra WI take ur toe greater paTi
81 he session which mas last mere
thar one week
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09

! b believed that 3 scarcity C
Gman MAMMAL SUCH - raa m1ee
ane Jennings iu me Arctic Is the
Gauss q TIE flight q large num-
besa q zngU4 0Ea - Eaztern Cana
O. and New ElEsaud
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-01-09
MONDAY. JANUARY

American amy 60mLeFs scored ! major VICTORY oger n
portant japanese feet units. sinking = destroyer and scoring
three direct hts On = large baitieship. Every American plane
Ee&8 tan e page e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Others NoW Planned

Ar9'her party being held 'rtv
nGl mat Of me Dc.ray
|Bof'~mm Club a. g p n IN the
m. Blossom Ballroom ~
la>k r"I WC,' Jefferson aHr-
c- Ie'as Tickets for this
u.o 90. 80 cents pc' person ,n-
IdIng tax. with ali proceeds 10
| o Bomber Fund
|Dick Crarle- Chuck RadWan-
|D and H5> Michigan state Col
clan, VIII play for this party
Hero are tho other Buy-a-
|onbcr functions planned for the
eek
Monaay SO p M ROYAL AK
,,oclalur c,4bIooms II West
|lncl,,. -'u.' dance and floor
rv Omission 30 cent,
~rur~dat g p mi Metropolitan
Huh of pon'tac> dance IN ElhS
smp.o Pontiac admission 81 a
5uplc
SATURDAY Q p m Pulaski Civic
lub party an - Sou'hhcld ave.
be- Ecor.e. admission = cents
Saturday midnight skating
lrts AT Arcadia Roller Rink
80 Woodward avenue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Actors Charge
Defense Ldxity

HOLLYWOOD. Feb II tUP) -
Wealthy movie luminaiics serving
as volunteer air rand wardcns COM
planned today that defense prepa-
rauonS for thor mansions In
Brentwood lIclghrs were being
buuglcd and demanded a congrcs-
>ionaI Investigation
The Brentwood Heights Vudcus
include Nelson Eddy Fred Mac
Murray Tyrone Power. producer
Vaughn Paul husband OF Deanna
Du,bIn and writer's and musicians.
= in ALL Then spokesman SAID
thar arm bands, identification
cards helmets and gas masks had
been issued for only cicl.;
He wrote Dean James " Lands.
director of civilian defense. and
Rep. Leland Ford RI of Cahfor-
MIA. urging congressional invcsti-
cation.
Deputy Police Chief Ross Nc
Donald. in charge of Los Angeles
air raid protection SAID that what
the Brentwood Heights wardens
had wanted was a direct telephone
line 10 the fourth lnterceplor com
mdnd He pointed out that tho
area was small and remote from
defense plants and other military
OH ICrtI,p~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
ingalls,
aces Prison

WASHINGTON Fob - Up.
Stun'-nIcr Laura ingalls, today
iccd 20 II months IN prison and
/ O0O zinc for selling her propa-
hnda services 10 tho German gov
nmcut and failing 10 report them
b rho state department
The dlmuUuyc bnb-haircd f'ier,
80 Ctc> her age as IS was con-
.ctcd by a district court jury Of
b mon and Two women late yes
,fdav Of Wlful failure 10 register
! p German agent Justice James
i MORRIS revoked her 81 500 bail
nd rcUIudcd her 30 district jail
ending sentence
Miss Ingalls, ON hor way 20 jail.
Unmarked
"Wcn. its Friday the thir-
tccnth
Gen. Hugh -. J son.
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Bomber Drive
In lis ID Week
CONTINUED from Page Two)

c UhIIhHtu ITOm Thge INOJ
chaScS BUT ONLY in those in
stances where the purchaser so
requests
In either case the purchaser
KEEPS The stamps or bonds as
ar TFiTffve- trTCnt, rifc Sdn1c as N any
other event.
To make sure that the money
you lnYc>t In stamps or bonds Will
20 toward b0mbcrs. WRITE do
not phone or call pcrSonally-the
BUY-A-BOMBER EDITOR, De-
trolt Times Give your name and
address. list the amount ofs your
purchase, with the request that II
90 for bomber,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Shrine Circus
Opens Monday

Tho 'uriy-c.gh'h annual Shrine
Circus viii open 4 tWo-wcck nun
IN the state Fam Coliseum on
Monday #hcr Is 900 children and
elderly mon and women from cifA
home, and no pitfalls viii be- guests
OF The Shuncr-
The circus AL hold fW0 per
lorWanCo> daily at : and ; = n.
and profits Will to- used 20 AID
crippled children and The men IN
the American armed forces
A. always this years CIRCUS Is
billed a> bigger and better than
eyer Featured attractions include
Capt IcUCil Jacobs famous Wild
AHlu.4l lg,ar-- -l42D>-lf -nf- "A Is.
bareback Llc-s. rrrt0yHnnls's and
-prngbOard fuwr.Cu,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Draft Enronees
To Bring Books

Nearly 10000 books had been
received Saturday in the Detroit
Victory Book Campaign for 100000
books by February % for men in
the American armed forces
NV impetus is expected 10 be
gained when every draft rcglStrant
Monday contributes a book TO the
collection
Draft rogiStrantS are being told:
Bring the kind Of book
you'd like To- read after YOU go
60 camp ar 10 sea.
Everett y Petersen. campaign
director has suggested that books
donated bc we'll diversified. includ-
ING technical subjects and text
books as well "A, fiction. travel and
ADV cnturC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15

the Michigan state troops TO in
Struct men who know they will
be called by the draft for mill
tary service.
we find that the classes
have been valuable in giving
men who will he drafted or
gained training 10 prepare
them for the service" said Rose
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Set Traffic Farley

LANSING. Feb. II tUP) The
Michigan Safety Commission Will
sponsor a statewide war produc-
ton traffic engineering conference
March 1921 in Detroit 10 increase
the effectiveness Of present streets
and highways IN serving war pro-
dnctIon plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Dances Will Help

To this end several organiza-
pms have voluntarily made elabo-
tie plans for their own dances
nj social functions 10 raise add
Onal funds tor the bomber Any
oncy received too late for tho
'tual plane purchase VIII 20
ward bombs 10 be- carried by tho
'alIll-armcd snip.
Most elaborate OF the Buy-a-
nmbor parties being held tins
cck-end d, tho dance IN the man
lllrooul Of thc Book Cadillac
otcl-thtS Sunday night. featuring
10 music of the nationally known
'oody Herman and his Band
lat PLAYS tho Blues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
State Troops Train
Drdftees for Service

LANSING, Feb. IA (UP) Col.
+. NJ RosecranS. state SelectIve
service army director, Said today
classes have been organized By
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
You Aren't Too E@fc
|Detroiters Still Pour
Cash Into Bomber Fund
Nearly $4,000
Total; Purchase
Not Yet Made

Despite tho fact the campaign
Detroit Times readers 10 laise
ish funds for the purchase of a
Dmber officially closed last Sun
ny, thousands Of patriotic De-
'oltcrs have continued 10 make
iSh contributions 10 the fund,
hlch now approXimates $4,000.
Such contributions are still ac-
'ptable and will be throughout
le coming week. as actual pur-
lase OF the warplanc by the
ines and four other Hearst news
iperS has not taken place and
On't-fOr 4 week or so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Tickets Dollar Each

This dance which starts a. S 50
m is ePcn 10 the public. with
- -if--ttte4-ld- IL 81 per person.
may be- purchased Al the
@ind all proceeds OF the party
I'm 20 10 the $mc> readers
Fon7hef llHnd
Tho Book-Cadrliac party which
informal was arranged and
ponSorcd by a local committee
lcluding I'd Lcnnanc prominent
ctroi' business man and phllan-
lropJST; Larry Gentle. OF
KIN Dawn Patrol % and Mike
ak orchestra booking agent.
'oody Herman and his orchestra
b. appearing for half their usual
Tu gr order 90 swell the
t.....I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
Be Sure TO Tell II

II YOU have started regular
purchase plan and can thus pledge
TO buy a stipulated amount before
March 7. so state in your COM
munlcatIon.
II Will require more than one
bomber 10 win this war.
That Is why you must make
REGULAR purchases, and con-
tinue 10 make them until this
nation and her Allies have COM
plctcly licked the JapS and Axis
aGgrcSSOr>. So JOIN this campaign
now and continue 10 play a part
IN America great war effort
Help Defend America Help
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-15
How Much Money Should You Save to Win the War?
Here's Savings Schedule for The Systematic Purchase Of
UNITED STATES DEFENSE BONDS

OF The States mlp rcIacir
o Sn IL
e I hi a.
IS q
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Kiss Imprints May Blur Letter,
V-MuiI Officials Warn Girls

as rapidly as equipment can be in
stalled.
Since the service was started about
six weeks ago. several medium sheets
have been distributed to soldiers at
overseas stations.
Warnings to Writers.
V-mail users were warned against
writing on the diverse side of the
sheet, since this side is not photo
graphed. Letters should be written
across the sheet and not up and
down.
Postal officials also said that moth
ing should be inclosed in the V-mail
envelope. as the original letter may
not be delivered to the address, but
may be photographed on microfllm
and merely copy delivered.
Furthermore, to facilitate delivery
of V-mail, postal officials suggest
that the complete address of the
soldier and the sender be printed
plainly in block letters in the address
panel
Evening star., 1942-07-30
Three Maryland Youths
Halted Heading for West
nv the Associated Press.

Ps the Associated Press,
ST. LOUIS, July 30.--Three Mary
land boys who had set out to see
Indians in Texas and visit the West
Coast were detained by police here
today.
Detective Sergt Nicholas J. Kube
and Detective John Laughlin said
the boys were taken into custody
when they displayed large bank rolls
IN purchasing riding clothes and
boots at a downtown store.
Sergt Kube said the boys identified
themselves as Brady Bradford. H.
Crapo; Rufus Ruark, IA, Cambridge
and Clinton Simmons, Is, also of
Cambridge
The boys had more than 5000 in
their possession and Sergt. Kube
said they admitted taking $1,000
from the home of Mrs Marie Jones
aunt of Ruark's. at Cambridge
They left Maryland Monday, travel
ing by bus and train.
Evening star., 1942-07-30
BiddIe Asked 10 Probe
Smith and CouqhIin
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 3O.-The Detroit
Civil Rights Federation called on
Attorney General Biddle today to
launch a Federal investigation of the
activities of Gerald l.. K. Smith,
chairman of The Committee Of
1000 600" and candidate for the Re-
publican nomination to the Senate,
and of the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin
The federation's demand was con-
tanned In a letter to Mr.. Biddle
bearing the signature of John F.
Shepard, president of the organiza-
ton. 1t also asked an inquiry into
the activities of Ku Klux Klan
leaders in the arms producing De-
troit area.
Mr.. Shepard's letter pointed out
that Smith published a monthly
magazine, the Gross and the Flag,
and that a periodical of the same
name was listed in a Federal indict-
ment July % which charged % men
and women with seditious activities.
It also pointed out that Social
Justice, a pamphlet established by
Father Coughlin, had been barred
from the mails