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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
THIRD DRAFT

sc,unnnned num pAss ossl
iooci 90 10 hxsuesn teean are r..
co ~ the third insiN1y
CAPSULES ecntalninn she nnnhesE
drawn n TIE bttsfy - March II
viIi be-wreen ths sane eelm ~ Ne
registration cards asea b. ne THIRD
registration The dnawsaK wtn be
made IN Ihe InsefhepArtHtentAi Az.
aHogsnrn. waaianxtan n g. . Fpx~
eminent building AMI ire mrsse 81
the tuo previous s1aeet1Fe Service
drawings
when the March II drsninK =
completed the Master fast Ter iris
ThiFd ~fssiextfer Lottery wtn -
forwarded 10 state nlfegtnss q
sesectgYe Barttus. ard ~ thnm 70
loeas DnMrdk. 81 fsnE 81 iuesl huAFis
may st np shslf Individual order
Esnta.
AecordinH 70 eurfent plans Tire
first Numbers vii - drawn ~ htNN
officials 81 TIE Naisunai Govern
menI amid euirsnn ceremonies IN
keeping with the gravity ~ The
times Representative II the armed
fuvues ard members q Congress ere
certain also. e. pHFtNipata ~ ue
dfawine TAe nfuafam ~ general
BRIG Gen Lemh . Hershey a.
rector IL SENSITIVE Hefstex. hma am
nonnced. viii duplicate. Tor nhR most
part. that which 80 carried Through
he Two nrereaang lotteries
Drawing Opsa - PnhliF
me ceremonies vii be wpen 70
tie punlic arcoF6ina 10 he Eenefal
and publiratsna q Eak1bers dln~n
and rcEisiFmntk affected alE ~ ref-
mittcd lei comsHnnltIna where the
r~egistrants reside
General Hershey pointed out tiiag
publication ~ order nnmheFA &c
eten names. Ia communities Is ~.
a oflned. a. such ~puhitcnttsn Win
tn4 reveal eMaetSY ne total MUM.
her n rexieffnnts enrolled uifuttens
eut Die nntipn N ne FehFnafy rec
IsfEalion information which h Sin
feslFiettd b the War Department
he number q capsules naed for
the drawing wili Re determined ~
O. highest number uf re9tafF8nlN
reported hg any local boafu. that h.
f0f example, II one board rrpofta
100 new rNNiatFanta II w1il b.
necessary 70 draw at least fhAt
many numbefn However. A. only
cnf local board viii have this hlsh-
81 number Of fe9iatfante h ali
probability. and many boards vii
haze only 3 feH hundred. lottery
Statistics could not convey any help
EuI Information - enemy uatlunh
tie general said
In the firs4 two aeleeElfs Service
lotteries capsules acre dfaNn irum
ne historic goldfish bowl mat Maa
Used n ghe first Eottefy 81 ghe
World War 10 1877 ana Il l. ptennea
q bring this same eoniainer e
Wxsaln9ton from Independence Han
N Philadelphia. where i 4 kept fof
re IN the March II. lottery.
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DISTRICT


tccnsansara FROM FAee onsl
rirs ~ oe~ mar wha was harsly and
cFaFea ruenFautmntp aEs6 m4t uitn
q fen hona cagapanksza Cor . Afm
ccre . week meettnx at sRx cns
osflce and thsn ancsher me paan
NpFkea ~ EEL thai ether cltlas uiRa
a. ant q wNz uet hnN unm III
tAxy tnseFuatAuaal enA hMn Nce
uAert are ever to handrcd tannxsen6
Rn8aftanS IN thx country. As sel -
IN faruANu coansFte& shosszA Rn.
taxs wns psuhtbat<d in the sa-
tartan governmental EvcgS taWn
and cts m ire unisssd states Il
any ifnrrreaffee has ~ Rotary ciuh
ard a1sf tnfanexce Of Rotary priuza-
PIE. He Profits Most WIS SERVES
Rc<A Is felt IN business and pru-
fesNaonAl life. Tie kpcke og ths p-
riocfacy OF Rotary. saying mat tsen
o. al eAlllaex arr mesnbeFs On "a
equal fccS1nG. mtlil0nAtrnN small
business men and nscn wQKkhag en-
salaries meeting an . common level
10 dlScass he affairs af the cam.
nnnittrN In which tie clubs are 10
Gated Rotary = = uruas section Of
The Business and professional In
terestS u 4 community n fu~ncgloas
through is Club Service COMMITTEES
first and club service includes con-
munify service. vocationAif service
and finally. International service
He Told Of soFae Of the things he
had tearned about fellowship since
Browning q Rotarian. and gavp soane
instances thai had come 60 has notice
~ goserzaew of the itiSt District oa
Rotary
The speagcr concluded his tam hy
reading : letter written by the late
VIII Rogers to . friend. after that
frienu had dted- The last paragraph
of which k - follows: -of course,
we r al lust a-hangin' on here
a. long as Ne ean. I don't knuw
ATTY we hate TO so. we know us bet
ter there tnseanins the next world.
May be It's because we haven't done
anything that viii tive after were
gone
After the meeting Governor In
gram met with the Board Of Dt-
reetors Of the Club for q business
conference.
Visiting Rotarians we're w. NJ
Dnttnn and W. b Herring Of Moss
Point The latter having q guest.
NJ huston King. Of The Chronicle
star and Advertiser. George Hills
also had . guest. Mr.. L. Lane Hart
Of Jockson. Miss.
announcement was made OF the
resignation Of Grant Miller as mem
Der Of the Club. as he would remove
ron Pascagoula in 3 few days. He
was given = rising vote OF thanks
for his cooperation with the club
tr al matters coming before It
Joe Swaftwout was introduced hy
Superintendent Tom Wells as the
student Rotarlan Of the month
II vas announced that the next
meeting would be 3 joint one =.th
Mos Point On Thursday. March Il.
at Moss Point
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

sConsianed FTosn FAge ons1
Of nse hls factors. since Il : feed
t3ias builds our bodies and eisxs u
Energy for everything We DO !.
Ia general II Is possible 70 pat.
tine what Is needed IN the NaF -
food energy. protein supplies. mir
erals and sitamins. For Tie puT.
pose Of simplifying dirtAFy puA-
lens. the foods grown IN JnFknnn
County can be classified IN u
groups Milk. potatoes and sMeet
potafbes. dry beans, peae and Huta
tomatoes and citrus fruits. ether
vegetables and fruits. ceea. lean
meat and poultry and fish. Iipufs
and cereals. butter. other fstn. ana
sugars"
The speaker then went sntn d.
tau aa to the economical asaree q
certain nutrients IN each group.
telling the xisamlns that str n
each group. and the value q food
nutrients il diet This part of her
talk uas rather technical dealti2
witll the various vltamlns. pfolesnA.
acids. carbohydrates. fats. etc A
number Of those present wefe inter
est>d enough 10 take notes ot uais
talk for future use Prom the
standpoint Of heaiih.~ said the
speaker. better diets could mean ~
smaller outlay for illness. a. less
iose Of working time 90 Ffemtsf
physical r~fficbrncy. and "a iufnNss
and more productive life
A j. Franklin. county nxfIcui.
turai agent. spoke 81 length on ire
stock. what our goal Of procaftlon
should be. giving some details ~
10 pasturaee. silaee and c0nnnn
trated foo6s for cattle, hogs and
poultry. and how much Of meats
should constitute q supply for an
average family.
O L Bond. local inspector Of ths
State Plant Board. spoke on fruits
ho& 20 plant spray. fcrtiiixe and enl.
tigate them. and the kinds Of fruisz
adapted 70 this section.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

NIon&hueo from PHEe Onel
any purchaser x1th q certificate
carrying information Of facts cor
rOborztea b 3 written statement Of
an officer Of the armed forces on
member Of the Seleotive Service
Board
Certificates for new passenger
automobile may issued 70 the foi-
lowing persona 10 the extent. and
only % The extent Of the following
groups:
taJ Physicians. surgeons visiting
nurses. O. farm veterinarian uho
wih Use the automobile principally
Tor professional services.
CO. Regularly p~ractfcsng minla-
hrE q 9 religious faith.
fct Persons requiring ambuIauees
"a Persons engaged Ia fire-fIght-
ing services.
efl PeFBosa requiring nez pas-
senser automobiles 70 maintain
necessary police services.
- Persons requiring new pa
senEef automobiles 70 enable them
20 enforce such laws a. related
practically % The protection q
public health and safety.
~ Psfsosls requiring new ms-
senger automobiles 70 maintain
mai services b. o. On behalf a re
United States
IN Pereons furnishing licensed
gtneF. taxi O. similar ~trRnsuzrtaz
ton % the general p1biie.
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So arsawea shs 1sss - nszn tAesm
gnN raaAi tAnsssm esgn4sa naxsse
- seer Msa& fma zaTsAx bne
AkF - uroxAaee nasszssss sAse Mffaa
gamsrs hA4 ~ hAv III l@A aap
passA rrassRe easU4A ~ sas A.
AnsaA wian m4as nj esRT 80 mtl
ama Ae8 ea2see
Mlm pmwshy Kmmasst q she Faa-
rAquaiA Etsnen&Aty mfsan1 save
aeans lnsersalfaR pnAs 90 esanlH8
End nanftEs9 MQHeuk
Me- Ktasas M&eeeF 81 tn8 81Aa4
Exleeaen fNsAttmenx as4ns rem
mnnEx e~s3w~fAftaa Ia 80 mattfa
~ fcca anmf fsna mszassa ned uuffi
tAna m q yxfv ~anfsFesssnw laM
A MeHe5s~ eaa4t9 mEtws1a
senaess 81 ed&atAsA assx = sssy ~
tgamaMssve tAik m aefe4aa4 aaut a.
fsuss AesftttseA ~ mwz1nf eat ~
a mhopl re thAt psFgse3 hsM ~
reniay We tead uf nes dangsss
- enemy bs3ahln3 aad bpe " nsss&
me zifusasen thss mx3ft nftnr ~
ihts Fenfsx& Ia nslf fftaN ard blNfa
III cennFxtkNn esfh IRIS mhHmk
ahe tartcaaa Grub ifaasgs Rad "a =
hlhiston IA nse eualssY aeeasa nfitrm
: lAfae tahaf fuia ef tfvsh vrxN-
tables RIGHT fsuwn hune HsraFns a.
xeEi "A cutie = dAsrsas @ baene
canned ard preserved raods whEh
sisewrd thai n M p~ase gat iaetF
minds and banas e uxsa n t1lnS
eusstaon ~ car - kAsArNd - flsnsF
a. raf a thr rant kntdA - food
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

~ rsF~ens uhe require susrmrn
nas b transport Nhxm estseen
pfAcee Nfcge ressxknNsteH e. me@
rhanAcAl stf4Kiarsi ~ hirkwAy
zszEsrnMnrs ard Fsveh weEvtose are
.ne@6ea
~ ENrcuttveN e~nGfneEFN Nech-
nMtAn& ana wuwkNFA. ~reaHntnN ~.
sasarAslas fcF Transportation - ase
froeH e. u4uhln fAetasssM pcuvr
paant& trmnApr4tatson e. pssamGSi-
cAucn faclnltrs fArmN hanoSr
eamrs mines military o. naval es-
fshashmestsN o. similar psaces q
employment whwn tie uxsk oesa Al
earh p1nrea of employment Is co
srnsaAi dsrS~aay q ~aadsrurtls 10 thc
f~wxnecattnn "a th4 aAf
a. OftAceTs ard efnpaehefs 80
reonral. state. a. kxai e. feseaen
governments enemeea h TIRE pr-
~foEusaascr ~ government fanrtscsas
essential 10 tsse psleilc heaith safe
-. az the var effest. and requiring
surh autnsnNbliex fer transportation
~ offic1ai btszAflesA
az Persons requlsins aabu4nuhaleg
sur the Transportation Of produce
and sapplies u ard fresh . farm "
the appltcant aocs nut own az rUs.
ssaN q TRUCK az other nneitcahle
means AZ Transportation.
fmi Travelling kaieanFn who are
cneaRed In the sale 81 machinery o.
similar equipment fer farms fac
toraaS mines. oil weii& iumhrT
camrs. and similar pnuzanrttee as
l2hlhaamcnts. and q fond and med-
zeal suppheR
tns rrrnuus reausfix3 ansu9ankAles
70 transport newspapers fer whole
ale delivery.
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BOARD MAKES

Continued Prom Page onel
II would be almost impossible 10
conceal the city under q shadow
Of DARKNESS because Of the sur.
rounding waters which identify the
CITY These are plainly observable
both day and night 70 planes flying
above.
He also added that all planes
In the New Orleans ares, which
comprises sever states are recorded
a. 70 their leaving, points OF destin-
alton and routes 70 be used. Others
not reported are 10 be regarded as
enemy planes. Constant patrols are
bring kept b Coast Guard boatS
and other naval units patroling ths
Gulf Of Mexico waters. air patrol op-
Grating Out Of Pensacola and other
points and fire watch towers. re-
ports Of AL planes sighted are re-
ported TO the New Orleans area.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
PASCAGOULA
PERSONALS

Mrx james Ryan and daughter.
Miss ulmin. spent Thursdag in
New Orleans ~ guests Of the form
c*s daughter. Mrs Omn r. Moore.
and MIA Moore's small daughter.
Iva Ann. Who insisted on sharing
hostess honors with hax mother.
The name o. Mre z n Bacut uAs
Inadvertently substituted for that
Of Mrs. Arthur Alien a. reader Of
"A Heap Of Living. an the program
of the Progressive Club. At the meet
ting last week. Both are accnmp-
lislaed readers but the credit should
&C TO Mrs Allen In ttin instance.
Mrs c. NJ Dick. Mrs John Fuller.
Ms Einice Green and Dale Kroe-
ser formed a party that motorcd 20
Mobile. Saturday.
Mrs. w r. Gardner and baby OF
Mobile we're recent guests of Mrs
" q Eiland and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs ". G. Brondum.
accompanied By Miss JuHnisa Car
vei. mot0fed TO Keekler field last
Friday 10 be present at the gradn-
sttng exercises Of the Air Squad
ron School class. Of which MIR and
Mrs. Br0nduma son. W. C. Bron-
DUN Jr- was a member.
W g. Brondum. Jr4 spent the
week end with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs W. G. Brondum. ST.. on Spring
street.
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cAHD or THANKS

We take this method Of extending
or thanks 70 those friends and ac-
a1atntarr@ VINO were - kind ard
confederate 20 ~ daring the recent
death q ON bel0yeo wife and ssater
I'm aIc4e Dolly Davis We e.
przAT nmnk Meee Nho loaned
tier cars fer the funeral and the
may ha41tnuI floeefz fhat covered
tnk eEass ~ our de1d re sAso sin
eerelY appreciated the many kind
expressions ~ syrnpsfhy extended
~ 81 eccouns o. our bereavement
Respectfully.
HUSBAND ard BROTHERS
aH1 SISTERS
Rscae4AE. Miss. March s 1872
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
Red Cross Relief
Leaders Named For
COlOred Sections

= II Bac0t. chairman - ne Red
Cross War Relief campaign IN Pas
oas0uia has appointed ? z TITUS ~
Chairman Of the Red croaz var re-
Lief drive In the eoi0fed section w.
4 BAr1al ana + s. wright have
been asked 70 assist Ia the drive
H=sna vii have ne north section
Ct tsle t0wn and Wrlent wtli han
de the south section Tits viii
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06
CITIZENS OF P~AsCAGOULA:

Yea must learn 70 protect your home OF place q
bssiaess from fire caused from sabotage and i~ncendiaTy
bombs
instruction fer Air Raid wsrdens n fire prevention
nd esBtr0 VII b given AZ the court house commencing
Monday night q : O'clock, March ;.
The public. both men and women. h requested To
sfiead and learn uhat II do about fire control and pre-
sentioa. especially during an air raid.
Al Air Rad Hsraeas and fire watchers must at
lead
henry y. GAuTfER.
Chief Air Raid Warden
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OCEAN SPRING
NEWS


= ~ Macy HANDY =
S&S@s~eese4eee&
- carl BirasAE rrtuEnea 20 hsg
nese q Cztcaeo after q tat 81 he
Nsrosal place Hoaknolta f0inte-
anx~Chene
raaut and Mra FsAnk Buchlrr q
K1 rstd SmrkHrsA sFMat the wcek
end with rc1mtirxs and triandA
Mia RElda FrAar VISITED rrlAtivss
"a NV G=ssnnx uhs past wes4 end
Hrx orare Pain Hsososr6 NJ and
1Fx Monroe Ccckrval ard Mrs..
epenoer Hark horse guests oE Mn
Janans LeAsen % New Orleans Cor
q Gas.
Mr and Mrs. Henry Endt and efkl-
axan n1oturcG 10 HastAexourK sun
dax. and spent he dAx with Mrs.
Frsdtx psrents
nohhy Ho<1Frs Of Nashville. Ten
reNNee. Vas the weekend Euc<t q
rs pa1enA Mr.. and Mrz. Dickson
HodEez and family.
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n-ssaxnrf vs~fs a 49, s.me~ q
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euer4ed - wurk If e. 1890 t.s.
week and 1nfsr wu.r. g,.e~sx ~ she
nusne EruDomins r1es.rfrssnf for
Issn~tee~
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caaw rsas,~ - ,-rs.r~e.n~ -.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

CONTINUED Prom Page ONE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-06

HRS y. williamson Of vlcksbnrg
returned home Tuesday after q
pleasant visit 10 Mrs james r.
Leaven - -Doonexate."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
ANTIeooIEs

As a result OF food shortages, rag.
ing epidemics probably will sweep
AXIS dominated countries. Lack of
antibodies. invisible substances
which are contained in meat. cheese,
and eggs, in the blood, will be re-
sponsible for the expected epidem-
les
Antibodies are protein substances
Manufactured from other proteins
eaten as food, and after years Of low
protein diets the body loses some
OF its ability TO manufacture the
protective antibodies. This means
that II starving persons in the coun-
tries conquered BY Hitler are 10 re-
sist infections they must retain
their ability to produce antibodies.
This ability will be lacking Il they
do not get an adequate food supply.
including proteins. meat, cheese,
eggs, etc
The protein intake Of the starry
ing people OF Belgium. Holland,
France. Denmark, Norway. Greece,
and Poland is no doubt lower now
than that OF the Germans In 1911
IS.
This coming year, therefore. may
witness a sharply accelerated death
rate in these countries because 81
increased susceptibility 20 many in
fections which are readily tolerated
when large enough amounts OF pro
TEN were eaten 10 enable sntibody
production.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
War Needs Money

The Ypsilsnti Daily Press is glad
10 cooperate with the Treasury De
partment In keeping the following
message before our readers:
II will cost money 10 defeat
Japan. Your government calls
on you to help now.
Buy defense bonds or stamps
today. Buy them every da-. n
you can But buy them on
REGULAR basis.
Bonds cost as little as sls75
Stamps come as low as 10 cents.
Defense bonds and stamps can
be bousht st all banss and
post offices and stamps can
also be purchased at retail
stores and rom gour newspaper
carrier hov
Tho Npsilanti Daily psess URGE
all Americans 10 support your gov
eminent with your dollars.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05


entity be licked hattes than a pam
cake.
The military crowds completely
reckless Starting a hshts an al
NEST overpowerlng urge with EN-,
and. once IN II. they positively in
sist on dying in preference 10 de-
feat. The average Jap. though.
likes 10 so on living as long as
he can. And there are millions
more average Japs than there are
Jap n1Ilitarists. The civil govern
ment twhat we call the admins
ton herel represents mainly the
average. and perhaps would do il
as per popular desire. II II could.
The trouble is. however. that the
mllItarlsts are at the governmental
top in Japan. What they say goes
maybe not theoretically but in
fact.
Accordingly. when they decreed
war. in the whole country went.
All available were conscripted.
Economies and industry were dc
made over on the jump.
on to Fast Start
Well, the nihtarists are efficient
In their way They were formid-
ably equipped for the Juncture and
caught the United Nations of base
In Hawaii. the Philippines. the
Dutch East Indies and Australasia.
scored tellingly IN that area and
doubtless stirred up plenty Of en-
thusiasm for their cause. Yet II
may be beginning TO cool as their
home archipelago starts 10 feel the
pinch at the waistline.
The surmise is that the govern
ment's trying TO paelfy 'er--to as
sure them that the affairs due to
come out satisfactorily ultimately
even II it takes 100 years.
The original version was that
the issue would be decided in a
matter Of months. Now a CEN
turyS mentioned. Let's keep it
up until the year 2o42 and we'll
still dominate the world" Whether
or not it'll convince EN-, I'm wait
ing to see.
The appeal was an Official. radio
broadcast from Tokyo. anyway. 4
We've heard lately a deal about
peace offensives. impending from
the AXIS powers. We're expected
to look for 'em as offensives on the
Axiss own terms. This Jap offer
ing certainly isn't one of them--a
peace to be deferred for 100 years,
and then on the Japs' terms.
Nevertheless. German and Italian
peace offers are beginning to be
rumored as contemplated pretty
soon.
They're certainly regarded with
suspicion.
Nobody disputes that the Italians
want to quit the Axis - that
they're IN desperate shape Is dis
seminsted. too. by Rome iadio, in
dersed by Duce Mussolini. and
rumors are included that King
Victor Emanuel is dispiacing BENZ
10 in favor of Marshal Badoglio,
to take peace negotiations in hand.
Nobody believes EN-. however. be-
cause Italy's as utterly vanquished
by Germany as the rest Of Ger
manly vanquished Europe is. and
q can't so much as peep independ-
entity.
Italy's Hands Tied
OF course 1t would be nice to
have Italy rebel. but what's the
chance ASK all observers.
That France. the Low Countries.
the Balkans and the Seandinayias
will tear loose at the first oppor-
tunity goes without saying. Tur-
keys sympathetic. The three real
proletarans are Fuehrsr Hitler.
Duce Mussolini and Caudillo Fran
co Of SPAN. ard they seem to be
on the run
How Germany will come out is
problematic It's had its tradi-
tons Of democracy. The last war
put EN- on the Fritz.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05

LONDON ms The Germans
deeply concerned over the escape %
unoccupied France OF Gen Henri
Honore Giraud. were reported today
to have demanded that the general
pledge himself not 70 join the Free
French movement o. IN any way
fight Germany The demand. pre-
scented by Otto Alfz. German rep.
reseutatiye 70 Par.s vas refused by
Giraud Who fled from ne where
he had been imp 1nsd win Other
officers at koeuigsfein. The gen.
eral, one OF Frances ablest militia y
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05

Sheldon
W.S.CS. at Church.
East Ypslanti
Spencer Club meeting postponed
until May Ia.
Pittsfield
Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. Adella
Campbell, corner Plat and Els
worth Rds. Business meeting 2 p.
m.
Whitaker
Ladies' Aid supper at Evangelical
Church. Serving will start at $50.
MAY 8
Salem
Daughter banquet in Fed
Grated Church dining room.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05

blhty or war
fare 5 continual
ton throughout
another century
or more
Nippon goes
into a conflict
with tots OF pep
but its staying
qualities aren't
very good prob
ably because its
scanty resources
play out pretty
fast and II real
ICES at IFS
got TO win in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
EARN PROBLEMS

There is cause for thought IN the
remark OF Sen. Theodore Bilbo Cd
Miss. that unless there are some
strong measures taken 10 solve
some of the farmers problems, the
most vital need OF the nation-the
food supply-will be choked of
completely"
Declaring that the farmer is bear
ing more than mis- just share OF the
Wsr burden. Bilbo said that indus
try is booming but as industry re-
ceiyes a dollar the farmer loses
two
The farmers problems may be
blamed on three factors, first, the
shortage and the high cost OF farm
labor. second. the absence OF es-
sential nitrates for fertilizer and
third the high cost OF farm ma
chinery and supplies
He pointed out that the shipping
losses have cut 10 half OF the nor
nal supply. the Chilean nitrstes
which formerly were brought up
from South America in great guam
titles. He said that half OF the
current supply is going to war ex-
plosives
mo one doubts the great need
OF nitrstes for explosives" he said.
but there should be some arrange
ments made for the growing of
other heterogeneous crops and the
supplying OF these TO farmers along
with the means OF planting them
and working the fields"
The Senate agriculture commit
tee which announced it would con-
duct series OF hearings to test
the opinions OF farm interests has
serious problem TO solve and one
which may have a direct effect on
the outcome OF the war.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-05
ABSolVED OF BLAME

Crystal Falls, Mich, May 5-A co.
ouer's jury Monday absolved Law .
ence Stockero y, Amasa. of Grim
insl intent in the death OF his uncle,
Antonio Stockero, SO, who died late
Saturday night from wounds in
flleted with a club. Lawrence testi-
fled that he did not intend to hit
his uncle, but rather meant to dis
arm him Of a chunk OF wood he
thought the uncle was going to
throw at him.