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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
SUBVERSiyE DEMOCRATS

Harry Oliphant, old-line Demo- crat and former member of the Oklahoma legislature, came to Washington to take a civil service job, arriving the day after Roose- Welt pardoned Earl Browder, head Of the Communist party.
 When Oliphant filled out the civil service application, it asked the question: Are you a member of any organization that advocates overthrow of the Government of the United States?"
 He wrote this answer: Yes, the Democratic Party"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
LOOK and LEARN 4 c. GORDON

l. For what battehips and cruisers named? Which greatest speed dog?
 generally fastest writing author of all time?
 alphabet tele phone dial2 in the the Twin Cities?
 ANSWERS:
 Batleships are named for States and 2. The greyhound g. Edgar Wallace 4. The letter @" Minneapolis and St. Paul.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
Daily lessons in English Rss. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUsED T didn't figure going to town today" Say, didn't to town today"
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: in DAY, second A ASK unstressed
 OFTEN MISSPEILED following the G. sticky sticking adhesive cohesive, glutinou
 
 WORD STUDY: times and it yours Let us mastering Todays word SUSCEPTBTY capabty impressions Te particular odors which upon persons suscepblies differ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26

leum Coordinator Ickes reading the column report, contacted the Rus sian Embassy personally and asked if they would still give their rub Der advice. Ambassador Litvinoff cabled Moscow and replied one day later in the affirmative.
 Afterward, however, it was nec- essary for Ickes to submit the mat ter to the State Department, and as of today, unless the State De- partment has acted in the past few hours, it has not yet cleared the matter.
 As the Baruch report points out "To date We have obtained no de- tailed information as to the Rus sian experience. We feel this in- formation should still be obtained
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
AlA5kA (0A5TAL MAkB CHARTER,
 SCHEDULE TRIPS


 Arriving here from Sitka with Alaska Coastal Airlines yesterday were Gibson Young, Gus Jurgeleit, James E. Bean, Ole Scarbo and Mrs. Fred Newman.
 Passengers on charter flight to Hawk Inlet this morning were MT and Mrs. T. A. Morgan, Bert Ruot- sala' George Hayer and Peter Mat sela.
 Those who left here for Sitka this morning were Ted Lott, Stanley Zuern and Mrs. V. M. Miller Air mall was also carried on the Sitka flight and a second trip to Sitka IS scheduled for this afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
Mrs. Charles Burdilk
 To Leave for South

Mrs. Charles Burdick is to leave for the South today to rejoin her husband in Seattle. Mrs. BurdicK came north several weeks ago to take care of business interests ano' while here, she sub-let her nome on Fifth Street between Harris and East streets to MT. and Mrs. Calvin Pool for the winter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

SEPTEMBER 26 Lorraine English J. w. Kilburn Mrs. l.. R. Smith Ruth Torkelson John Nickinovich Kenneth Shudshift Mrs. Vera Clifford Mrs. Albert E. Goetz w. M. Dorman Charles Talmage Mrs. James Ramsay, Jr. Mrs. Henry Baman John s. Dapceyich SEPTEMBER 27 Jack Bareksten
 Ole Johanson Mrs. Gerald Mclaughlin Donald Hayes Mrs. John Newmarket Harry V. Larsen Albert B. Clark
 Hazel Dessant
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
GREEK MEETS GREEK

An interesting situation exists behind the scenes among Creek American citizens, which has an important bearing upon American policy toward the occupied coun-
 tries. It is the question of fascism
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
MINE OPERATOR IS HERE
 FROM ADMIRALTY ISLAND

A. DeRoux, opeator of the as- Ibestos mine at Bear Creek on Ad- tmiralty Island, now is in Juneau for brief visit.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
A TEMPORARY BLOWUP"

The President was plenty miffed by those dictator" charges hurled at him by Congressional critics, following his blunt warning that
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
NOTICE

Bills now owing the Tony Simin Estate are now payable to L. w. Kilburn, Administrator.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26

The Daily Alaska Empire has the largest paid circulation of any Al aska newspaper.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26
Washington Merry
 Go-Round

Continued from Page One)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26

Puen Manager of the Alaska Light and Power Compa the South the Admiral Watson a business trip i
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26

Henry Roden attorney the Westward he had for the last several weeks etn
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-09-26

O. Burkhardt Superintendent the Alaska Consolidated plant at Tee Harbo business He said all
 the had ceased the and the the South on the first available transportation
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
REscH-wALKER

TIE wedding Of Mss Fora Inez
walker, daughter Of nr. Inez
walker Of Mississippi City 70 Rev
Fredrlck 3 Resch u P~aseagCula
waa q very beautiful event q Eas~
TER Sunday
II took place IN 81 Mtfks Epis-
eopai church ~ Mississippi City and
the service was conducted by Rev
Geosee r Stepnensou rector o.
81. Peters Blythe See. IN Gull
poEf.
me church waH beautiful with
altar decorations Of white eaFna-
tions and CLEAN q candles. ana the
ehancel WAS also lovely with n ar
arrangement Of Hild azaieas and
southern sfnllax.
The bride waa attended b her
mother. Mrs. Tnez walker IS ma
iron Of honor ard 1ne bride -
Rev. Edward a neMEieT. rector d
Tie Church Of tie Eedeemex e ~
lux1 as best man.
The bride 3as aoznso II white
With Accessories and : zz01ldef cor
see q .no.g carnations completed
Airs Walker sore 6IaEk and white
ana her flowers sefs 40 saite car
nations.
An out-of-toan guest at ne SD
eng NaS Mr Resins mother. AT4
Franc4 x Rezen g EanSA1 ely
EansAs.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

The bridegroom Is = Kraduats
from the nigh school and the
ior College Of Kansas City. and II.
tended the high sehool and the
Junior College Of Kansas City,
Kansas. ana attended Dubose and
Bethel Colleges IN Tennessee He re-
celyed his degree from Bethel at
Mckenzie. Tenn
Following q sA5n trip 10 Mem
phls. Mr.. and Ara Resen I'll - -
home 70 their friends ia the Fect0Fy
Of ST, johns church. which has been
newly decorated and painted for
their occupancy
Rev. Mr.. Rezch Is rector Of the
81. Johns Episcopal Church Of Pas
caRuuaa 10 which parish he came
several months ago. and has already
become q valuable part Of the re-
1ifiOus life Of the city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
City of Moss Point
Seeks Equipment
Bids For New Schools

The Mayor and Beard Of Alder
men Of Moss Point viii receive bids
on Tuesday. April 81 for furnishing
and installing equipment % be used
In the new Moss Point high School
and new Negro Elementary School
buildings. The bids vii - publicly
opened and read at q mretlng 20 be
held az 10 o'clock III the morning a.
the city hall on tire prescribed date
Separate bids VIII be received and
considered for the various type Of
equipment 20 be furnished. name
". furniture and school equipment;
stage equipment: cafeteria equip
ment and public address and radio
system
Specifications for the equipment
are on file IN The office Of City
Clerk W. G. Stewart At the Moss
Point City Hail. and copies may be
obtknngd from L c. WlfaertoB
consulting engineer n P~ascag0ula
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

Mm NasmAn go. arrived AanA
|aAy fnen pnlae1ala Msna -
afNHd several CAS- Mssh hef naes>Es.
Mrs. Infs CsuaiAsa ans ausah Mfs
MaftitA peEsxr
ssatn nfxk : ssaasng ~ Atssts.
tlpFl collFsr - cllnfaA Mses
kpsnt tseesai dNs. gha week STR
hh Bmssnik Rst assd Mrs. = y
Bspek
Los ana nsllw nsnkaon Slssts shs
wve4 ssaa m orean SpRtnaA aytls
theaf H~FAnAmeAheF. Mn G 4 Phil
nrk
Tnm netmnhnnsl and Charles
BARTER retug=ea AanamAsz - Missss-
xlpgA ntaie % ssaxkeiEss Msm
aiier mpMndinx tn nnsiEan huilaevp
wtsh Their srnTente. MI mna Mr.
r u p~stashsssss ard Nj and Mrs
W W narkeF.
Mim Neu collsY ! siadent 81 L.
8 ~ IN netan Enaee Ia spent
several dAy4 tzia eeek with her
pafrnta. pf. End NJ = = cuiley
me many fFiHz1da q Ara r 81
Spencer regret % hems aa her NJ
nass Ia the hnsfse q heE eanln. MTN
r. C. KalfEtou In New oFieana ard
hops she viii soon hs abe 70 return
Mr. and Mra , !. Porter IL pstia-
bnra. pa ace Feoeivinz punNFatu-
ca TIRE arrival & : ill1ls sen,
Roger Juian On Saturday April q
r0ftef vii ~ Remembered IA
dauahter q Mn Martha q. Parker
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

M aasa MsA HhsK1 an re-
tmfaNa ID tEss4 honk ia Nem
1NMnA Mumtn8 affM mwnAlfw keztHf
Nash Mss nAsks max ~ sns
N1f8 n a NaHh
Mrs. KakmgA mua .sss wsNsg
B&N f4znsN WuS fEn#
several wssks lssi b Beistue -
Ar lAnss mAtA M kna Nnk
E4ufn Maw AZ q p Neelf0 kaH1
NEN WanNf usHkT MefW sztlf
daWn ~ usaA aazsxa4 A~fssfna
nf. nAa mss Il 4 nsaaay asAa
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M ans MsA kefNg Me4ks N
Jneaaan. Mhe mNnt - eNeA END
h LliH bess = NHt 40 Ma \ 4
WaitnH Tne nl4NN iasuAt - ~
weeks SIRE HI4H - 29ieefse hasH
ana ncss naF Tfsat lasTzcFatstl 81
hla health futosinN : fssstt liassNt
Mn nay uhTnsf a. 0ai1last
kgssat Mafaax n ~ haasse n NJ
ana Alss Lester nAfassR
Mr. ard msn Ven Cssi0s ma nsA
ard - C1fsu = H~'astttlNfA "a
tpenf ne Nxek II IL isans IL NJ.
and Ma MilkfssiI Cifksl
~. and Mira Musska AniAh ~
McCwnn. kfls. Ase1A uufAeAs hi
the itatnf ~ M aIsa ~ 5xAia
McAfflanf.
Hesnez uaas1ef e raanA@
eouia ana ~ a ! Ffetskln stssut
Mnnday n uuifppEt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Applications Pour
In For Apartments,
Houses in This Area

Aaron W. Rernd. director Of the
Homes Registration Bureau for
Pascagoula. Moses Point and Jackson
County. has announced that further
efforts are being made % complete
the survey 70 determine the NUM-
Der OF rooms. apartments and
houses available IN this req for de-
Tense workers and letters have Teen
sent out to many househ0lders
asking them 20 report al vacancies
10 hks office.
Applications for apartments and
rooms have nearly doubled over
previous weeks. ne announced. HIS
office is helping many workers 20
get located both IN Mos Point and
Pascagoula.
Persons who have these living
aecomodations viii be rendering q
great service TO the country and the
arsenal Of Democracy i they viii
rent their spare room O convert
other rooms in their hQrnes into
apartments, housing officials point
out. BY listing these Fe0ETis and
apartments with The Homes Regis
tration Bureau those seeking Inem
directed 70 their locations
There Is absolutely no charge
for this service. ~ thai fhe Homes
Registration Bureau i trying 70 90
Is find a comfortable place for peo-
pie. who come to Us about rooms
70 live, said Mr.. EeFnd.
The rooms can Be listed ct the
office IN the Housing proiect Office
Building on 10Th street o. ~ teie-
phone 500.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

nttend The naaetlna d - he'd IN ths
n q g han Friday sweating -
- ctlmh fnF 4 i Il uus time
that fua~iaslatian cards 81 the yuni
VITA ~ &smnn me messIne wiil n
IN ela0Fae ii F1nneis Frederlc. ths
H~eaauuaalsHs
Congressman WIllsaaA celinsF aE.
rived MmadAs from Waehlaksasa. =
e. hEylna tnkan a6vat.faee 81 NE
|lutf n legislative msfzsrx ln the
Capital cts - Wit hesas felks
NJ. and AIRS. doe Llm<ornh end
npali son. 5oe y. q yaekssn wefe
Hne1ts q Mr. npsnauha paTea1ks.
~ and MFs. 2 T. vAszshu - unns
|fief. Sunday.
Nara q = MzElsAsa. ArN g H.
I0f0y. G. G Mecog. II Mrs. Lsrot
uraen. ard MFn. I1e nFzsmfIesd a
tlse EiFAl Baptist chufeh a pnse
pnWoain. departed Tuesday Tor Mss
fidsMn. Misn.. - afaena k1sa stats
Baptist e~unEAFs1aeA gIsa4 ~ezsnNened
tnefs Tuesday aEa ehsass Is npon
Thursday.
Mira 3 b MeIlaain and nf6 %.
ma MeiluAin uefs visitors = Maplls
Monday.
MIA Percy Zeal 80 called q 40
bile Friday - lnH uInce& q her
Btice, Mis- TpuaY Waa9. NI1h pBeu.
incuia- Ars Scale azA ~ aaszsnlsk
Miss Dorothy. motoFed 10 Mntiit
sunday ana - tier Fe1HFn heEaf
AAat evening HeFs -aee0GaDanisd ~
MM Seal eho brought sIAn hef ue
good newe mat 80 #Aae = seGy
much better - - 4n1zangs ca1n-
eidenca Hrs cal Aka4 azankhEE neira
Miss Auereg brady. 80 : II a4lh
pneumonia - : hospital IL #aah-
ingiafH q G. - HTaasa 1azns 81
- uuifpxft baf ne Feeen1fY nens
- Washington Nhe9s 80 he1 ~
eelfed . soEssnmeaA HzsaEAazk
M18 N Z FFeeHzaa AEaa s~sIlaAfeF
AIRS r. s HieI1a4dson = HeN Or
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

T1,a Nst4&a4An E1knsN u en- WN.
mars Miannnass unhN4 - nss
FFAf Nanfssf chafehs EazeAAas1ta
m5uee4 3 ss8r teanasf msstine -
thn hnsus ~ Mm g. CRATES go
Ai04Afet n~flssnao
1na aseaAsn 49, neeaaH ~ikH
mnytr p Mfs - Il nnt1kaa An1
ilhit rs lallaNea = 81 InapGflnA
nrguikNnel III y asE4 = y Iasiea
1ls4 nsl1aEes 3 ne HkElasN ias4t
lnN NtFf feaH - Hls .zzfs&sFY H1f4
q q AsenE a1aa ! EsEnEk - hs4sa
from ezm Graves psfsakat services
chairman
A short - - tltlslza aas gssu
given b MfA - HnfNues4
Al ihh sauelaAzna e ; NsNle 8sAa&S
under ttaa IaadssshIN - MEM keAtNf
Heed EeEfssIazalzg salsE4e waS
neftnA ~ MFM 0xaNss
Tao neM asFM 4zz 9 e k8e~
Cht1an. aasa 49, i = Na.saeA
Mufe ~Wsaensnsa ls.&a ne slEflN
Gthsfk m1fef4 asFa &zA EAesoS
Msa Assent. - HnN Mrm
nA4d Mr. Ha.s.s4 - 80 CfaMs
ford ard afe ekEssH.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Caldwell Circle Has
Meeting IN Church

A meeting Of the Caldwell Circle
OF the WoEnau4 Missionary Union
Of the FFst HasHlst 0euEen o.
P~ascagouiA vas he'd Monday af-
tfnoon.
I9se session tea place - the
es@1fch ana the time waa given 70
q very Interesting Bile study UNI
der the leadership Of MrK. T. w.
Hudson.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Red Cross Sewing
Day Is Changed

Beginning this weeE TIE Red Cross
Sewing Unit. headed b MT6 David
Peattie Is meeting a. Wednesday IN
stead Of Friday. a u ne nast.
The session Wednesday Nas held.
Or usual. with Mr4 Peattie. and the
time vs. given % sewing on women's
skirts.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

MkenAnsfr manaE4sEasea ~ IN
AMllu4zl Eazzzzz TEaIzsIzsz &ssol IL
p~N2raaualm. i mue hezne s ~ ae8
nnd h bnfna laazAIIaa Il Ihe EAara
o1IA HIN Hhzal NzaasAai sFAiul1ls
sEufa me machinery 80 Aali1 BIZ
the asAadengA Nfle ~ Il - Ms&hlne
nl1usM "a lfs HaatasszH DsfsnN anit
J3AnNs maeHln@ A3e eaneA1sfea A.
beng mszdefn F. design a4a azfi
psoss sefv Useful . - alaaNnls
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

PEscaenulans mo spent the Eaa-
ter weekend cut Of town were Mr
and Mrn. Lorlnss narfon and aon,
Jimmie nay, eflo neFs kuests Of
Mr. and Ma. Dewey Barton NJ Bar
ton. Mis-.
Mr. Prank Hrumafnsid ara small
daughter spent Easter Nlkll FelM.
tives 81 Magnolia. Mis-.
Mr.. and Mrs. nohen ?. Carer
spent The Enstef-tlaF ufEA Mrz Car
ters relatives II Biloxi, nssd On their
return home we're nenompanied -
Mrs a. Bin and AfTa A Y. nnnain-
SIN Of Biloxi who uiIl visit IN u1an
home for several weeks
A festive ae-azE1n fuf tha legs
nnd girls Of TIE Pazeasoula HIN
School wlu be tlse weekly soclni
games IN Recreation Hall IN ne uB
Maritime Housing Pfoieef building
this evening nj I 20 oel0xk
Mrs Fred Taylor. Hrs. = = o.
borne. and Hrs. Warren y. ExeiHg
formed . party that n1otafed % Mo-
bile Monday.
Mr.. oeen Menroom. uno l0f the
past several years has beer en-
ployed st TIE DeHkmann Lufnbes
Company. he's aecepled uaEk al uae
hhipyAFda ct PazcaRnuih. Miss
Canton Herald.
Mrs Mary Parker ard daushser
Miss Nina Lee. left Wednesday for
Pascaeulla where lhsg III make
their future h0rne-Luce1ale Times
M. and MFs Bsll oslley 81 Panca.
souia we're guestA Of Mr. and Mrs
John Oiiiey 81 Barton Mla. Easter
DAY
Mrs T. G. HfhbleT I'd kFFz III
Moore. Esse haze been guests e Ms
Hinblera sister. Mfs. r c. PoiIiit
departed Sunday for their home a.
- ThzF Nefe noeum
panied ae far IS HeW OflAasas. b.
Mrs P0liitt Nfn spent the aAY m
De home Of hss dzaEnfef. Mr..
M0a
MIS-. Francis Z neseh 81 Kansas
Cts, Kansas. haA ben mea1asne
over TIE o. JOINS reel1ay curing
tie aoskiscs II nes esH4. Hes FRED
rick q Reich. ul1n i auag "a ha
honeymoon following ~ marriage
g Miss zofa Inex walker 81 Mi1~
ds1Appa CITY On Easter dAg
Mn BeffEee olzzn ana danehtef
Isorothy and Bh cafv q Ae
4efe guests II tie hazns q nf. and
M ChafiH FsFTa 81 Esla Sun
aay.
FFNnds q Mra s noaman
~ neelfttinf he aHa8 na8
.spt Der = auE-in fer N set fsw
Mrs nezesx rarnaznash - m
g Pollllt apens wednesday u
Mr. and ~ BEH NeKmnN So
1syid Enattiea NeFe visitors Is uae
enc 81 ~ 40 H. ca11 Haau
e H41ltNeaE1. ha eaaasf
Friends = ~. an4 MFa LeaA
ztAaosn1 III aa Interested -
earn q TIE hFEh = EHzzn e a
'auel4tef. ARa = laza. 4 EHsIr haue
2 AAA4aAZ<zs E0#z0a ~ ne 14@
iFa5 has ben namsd EzEHan Anita
~, and Mr. Haraza 0zuzlx aEe
laughtezs enfeFnd = aEIse Il u
laval zifbazs + F~zazzzzIa = Easter
II 81 mHHsnz Eaa& msnzf
eTt e 81 EeeaE g Rzsz -. ISL
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. II. Il. Cole

A highly enjoyable meeting q ths
Fortnightiy Bridge Ciuh Of Pas@-
eoula was held With krs. = i.
Cole as hostess 81 har hume O.
Beach Boulevard. Friday q LIST
week.
MrS Frederick 0xaef. Hbo played
a substitute hand. ezpfuFad Ne t.
FOr, q lovely azaiea plant.
The club I'll Be entertained -
Mrs Donald Simmons - tie next
session. Mrs. Simmons Is nok =
member Of the ciub but las played
substitute hands 3 number q times
The largest toeel farsazs ID the
world Il at Kannanalas. i. z.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

We want . express oaf thanks .
our ffieEsdz Tar Melf many aefs q
kindness during Ne recent Illness
and asseh e - AazAana zna faith
- EstNss = - thank Hs4. &
" Timer aa1 ~ level Gssnan
for being - faithful sd KIND
E~ENEEzENzzNz
ME8 = = MII1R
40 CHILDREN
Paseasoala NJ. AuFil 5 ietz
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
WOMEN CIVILIAN
bEtENAE MEETINGS.
DISCONTINUED

Civilian pxfer1zz meetings q Wo-
mans Auxiliary HhIeh have ben
held IN Mos rosnl elll Be disenn-
ilnuad % seeesnl = ths Eaek 81
interest aEd a1zen1znee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
PASCAGOuLA
@mM@@

1mA incest nuH4ev Fnn can sh0w your Kne42 ffsan CIT 81 tuun
Il 10 have their nanez mentioned On This local p@9a It's ns2NA
courtesy yua zhoW spur friends b % ht then tszu = roaf szas
through taa pee when yua % away
The Local ard eocety neuzstsr una eoafdaF 4 : eoaFteas Nhen-
Der pua Vii Nsa - 81 item % anr kdbaL Jul phaa3 - -
crgp u ; petal eara.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
Moss PoINT HAPPENINGS

Ara MnmAnxs - ren fpnnB Fha1n9-tasa Yeu MNn wNt&~
Ha~ ya nspsn : rsrpa 0ms ss : RAa j tu - II -
unn - wns a ~ ~ xu
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10
0RIPF1N cnaErRx
ASSOCIATIONS METs

Tn orffn oemeserr Associates
viii meet ca A1naae afternoon e.
three o'c1oeE u Ine eeznnzsrv. Al
members are urged - attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

Alaska has : fse=eham1eF iesss-
lat1Ee o. - members Hnzen meea
every tgo 9eaEs.
Ihe American zuzozeH 1rIni1s a
Average q fer cps q eafEee 3
cay.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-10

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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-28
VT. W. STILL ASKS
PROBE OF U.S.O.

Revere, Mass, March 28-(UP)-.
Suffolk county ofticials Of the Vet.
Grams ~ Foreign Wars today re-
newed their demands for q congress
sional investigation Of alleged mis-
use Of United Service Organizations
funds.
They said they were dissatisfied
with explanations given by four ma
tional offic!als Of the UsO during q
four-hour meeting attended by rep
resentatLyes Of 20 WV posts here
last night.
Meanwhile, y. q. Representative
Thomas II. Eliot, D., Mass, who
also attended the meeting, planned
to discuss tho situation with ofticials
Of the government agency which has
charge Of the UsO.
IT don't think there Is any reason
for dodging," sa!d Eliot, referring to
the refusal Of X. Kenneth Smith OF
New York, National USO vice-pres-
ident TO reveal USo executives sal
aries.
Smith said Uso field representa-.
tiveS and regional supervisors were
paid $500 10 o little more than 3d.
900, but he refused, under persistent
questioning BY VE'W ofiic!ais, to dis
close his own salary or that Of other
executives,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-03-28
power TO take
LICENSE GIVEN
Drivers Involved in Out.
Of-State Fatality May
Lose Permits

The State Commissioner Of Motor
Vehicles has the right to suspend
o drivers license II that driver has
become involved IN q fatal accident
outside the state lines, in the opins
ion Of Attorney General Francis A,
Pallotti. =
The Attorney General acknowl-
edges that the jurisdiction of the
commissioner is actually limited by
statute 10 Connecticut state boun-
daries,
Connecticut operators are per-
mitted TO drive IN other states by
virtue Of their Connecticut licenses"
the Attorney Generals opinion stat
ed, land In the event their driving
Is such that their suitability to hold
q Connecticut operators license be-
comes questionable, the Commits
sioner has the right TO consider
their conduct IN the operation Of
O motor vehicle In @ foreign state"
The Attorney General continued
that II q Connecticut driver has be-
come involved In an accident in an
other state, the Commissioner has
the right to request q full report on
the accident. Although the driver
cannot be compelled to file such q
report upon request of the Commits
sioner, the opinion holds, the Com
missioner may revoke or suspend
the drivers license upon discretion.
"It follows" the opinion stated,
that II the Commissioner has rea-
son TO believe that the holder Of q
Connecticut operators license has
ben involved In motor accident In
another state, he may request the
operator to file o report Of the
same and may investigate 1t for
the purpose OF ascertaining facts
upon which TO base his decision
relative to the suitability Of the
operator to continue to hold IL
cense 10 operate motor vehicle
upon the public highways Of the
State Of Connecticut"
The opinion, written by Assistant
Attorney General Frank J. DiSesa,
was issued at the request Of Com.
missioner Of Motor Vehicles John 7.
Mccarthy.