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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
Raj Filters Blast
Nazi Submarine
Yards al Ddnzig

LONDON. July Is (INS).-The
Royal Air Force, which on Satur-
day carried out its longest day
light sweep Of the war 10 blast
Germany's huge submarine build
ing yards at Danzig and stimuli
taneously attacked the \ AL
U-boat base at Flensburg, roared
back over the channel again
yesterday TO attack the Nazi air.
drorne AT Abbeville in northern
France.
American-msde Boston bombers.
with a large fighter escort. carried
out the Abbeville raid and all the
planes returned safely TO their
bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13
HEAVILY BOMBED

The raid against DanzlS, us
closed by the air ministry, was
carried out by several squadrons
including numbers OF the newest
Lancaster bombers. The former
free city on the Baltic. which had
been raid-free since November,
1910. was heavily bombed" the
government announcement said.
To carry out the attack the
Raj squadrons made a round
trip fight of more than 1900
miles. greatest distance yet
covered by British airmen in a
daylight operation.
Large fires" were kindled In
the yards, it was stated, with
many bombs seen TO burst within
the target area.
Meanwhile. other British airmen
were attacking building yards and
slipways at F'lensburg. near the
Danish border, where the Nazis
have a big submarine assembly
base.
LOSE 5 PLANES
Three Raj planes did not re-
turn from the attack.
The territory over which the
bombers were forced to travel TO
reach Danzig and Flensburg is
heavily defended. bristling with
anti-aircraft batteries and air
dromes strongly stated by the
luftwaffe.
Danzig itself lies adjacent to
what formerly was the Polish
corridor. Poland's outlet to the
Baltic.
(The German radio conceded
that the Raj bombed Baltic
coast town." but said there was
only slight damage. Four planes
were shot down, the Germans
claimed.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-13

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Homes In War
EHorfTO Get
Special Signs

Thrmlehoag TIE South II st
usxs two weeks fed white and
blur sthkNss will indicate ~
Homes. civilian Officials ~ tire
Fnuth Regional nffIce. nrnnznep
These markers viii ~ pIaepd a.
eltts - Amefeana whu are oln
~kFtkaullHN - ne waf sffefI
The awarding 81 The 6tiekrfN
@ the hs1ses vii fulsow . sssveF
~ Clvllihn Defense MoFkNfx -
Fegihln the aKlsaf 81 Mhfeh
leAsdsnis = participating II ecf
thin practical measures Is the war
effort These measures. Charles
II Mufshinsn regional alFpctpf
1t the GNsU poinsad cat. Include
observation salvage refusal -
pred nasssofe dales & divide
she nsllssn ard regular Purchases
- War Savings stamps anai lsgaads
The v Hasgs certificate = ~ ~
signed ~ the alf fsld Na4den
e. othef appropriate kaeNi aefsr
officials
Honsa Ahieh meet he stan
aAtds upon whleh these eefttN
estes are - he awarded may
fIghffUlly lake pride ia TIE fact
llsat IheY afw intemai lighting
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
School Health
Program Planned
BY State Group

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esralA tn h
aa e
alth easlm
hss dfm m nt Neei4s
as nhe State Mega 80 Res Mns
Nsate fNsnt s -
nanhtntua II f4res fe s ssse
msrnaaye mei Nalih o
Merits a mRA : a efsh
nseerala operated ~ uem two
STATS departments st hne en
Recognised m
N GaitoNny e~xplAlnin9 sh
ve&f uae NssFfeN s - eaf
~ ihgsaN sawsai firanat III eap
pxt sfpan f8 kFsi
Mfa afa Nhe InlefgtetFm
Health Dtxislnn - ~ Me
TELLER Faaia
Tee ttesnnA t8
IN Galloway msa fswm s tAi
part * Ms nsa m4l health
08fAHs IT'S estss ~ wtg
tlse hain4a A4ek -
Is she eAtN uf huaith u @ iM
Htnnt IL ~ uest ~
Galloway daFe = a nf
ilse facs nlAf ne mlia a mAnel
ueAtVrs II thr ataix Il ~ ~
every ~ l1sfly as k
tie fact shas ghEs ths
p~fupoFssen eap1SeA ~ am ~
|eial agerRs az 1aft8mas added
that sea3era exert shesf fsfla
ence ca ehslarxn aaflas fe Hs
impfvasiaalsle hfma rfiahe YH4ls
Re believe thss atAf mar
faa 3 healthier future IL - iaa
plant stEtsHx hxAlsh ounv
u the hearts and nslnsas # ntsf
children. Ala ~ uaiiowa A.
lhik training i carried As lha
homes Some M i MEll - e Ms
IL 10 pafents bat Il - 90 emil
afen 81 Mississippi who all ~
given . better heritage uf w~ns
ard future sell Hnm
CoofxtInasaf q tise NAfa0I
health program IS i n pasisKmn
Neli.knnNn essueMsos and feaa.
~ sfainrf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Accounting
Course Beinq
OrganizedHere

Accuunslng Glasses are helna e
eanissd ia paMarnola . = part
IW the EnAtneu4ln&. Sceare and
Management War Training pro
gram through Mimasipp Stats
College sccpfdsnE 10 81 an
nounoemeni nAaie this week
Girls ard women are eligible
f0f this training ard are especial
Is urKcd 60 avail themselves ~
Ire CLASSES in order that u4sy Will
be prepared to replace tsa men
who arr txinK called 10 sir aafv
ice With TIE knoN ledge obtained
Through tins course ~ instruction
Il Is believed that women can
more efficiently d. many clerical
jobs beside actual accounting. Il
was stated
a similar course waK completed
August IS under tire INSTRUCTORS
ship Of Y l. Huagiapd. chief &C
countani 81 the Ingalls, Shipb0ild
inE Corporation. and the super
vision OF Ralph c Russell. hrad
d the accounting division 81 the
School Of Business and Industry
81 Mississippi State College
The EsMwT program Is apon
sored By the Z $ Office Of Edu
cstion and the purpose Is 10 81
fer courses Of college level ai very
low cost to the students. u mnks
these courses available e people
who are Il present employed
and 20 thus offer training N s,se
ciaiized fields for the waf effort.
The classes IN accounting would
uaeet two evenings each week GOT
three months at tire pakcaK0ulh
High school Those students sat
isfaciorily completing the course
viii BE- awarded certificates by
Mississippi State College No col
iege credit viii BE- allowed bal
may tie secured II the student
wishes 70 attend tire college and
take ar sdvanccd standing exam
nation.
Both men and wtssfasn who hsvs
graduated from high school and
who are physically and mentally
capable Of holding employment
il war industry may enroll Tbs
rust Of the course viii b. iht
price u the students books. 0niy.
which viii not exceed . total 81
s. 90. Application forms may b.
secured IT the office of Superin
tendens Of Cts Schools Thomas
X Wells It the High sciso0A, from
any ESMWT teacher or from
Mlsshsippi State College
Prospective teachers fer tbs
course are Mr. HoaRland. and
Raymond Z French. auditor u tins
L. s. Maritime Commission
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Stock Sales 70 Be
Held Through State
During September

eesai Est fesstef ard fas eal'
auetssA Aa - Aaia sa Mis-.
ep4 hxNannlnK >eE1a4 g.
eccofNf ~ 81 ar encouragement ~
.r0ite& Thursday Al Saite wN'
esatea - grade hnA eaM - tkF
eeccanf * snasxt8Wal uNnegS
TaNsf saAs ere : psgf - > stase
Ns1t o9anisea p~sed9rasen marx
agsnR nsasefAan Sales NiA If hsAi
al Kx4M aria cMfthaeN Nat Cob
u Fsausf Bude NMexsn and
Esrstn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
BHIDcE cLUB

Mrs = n ksIsan j enter
tanned re luuaHytu Bridge
Cab = Der iaz1a 90 Thursday
AEtFfHZH
Mu 2 + uaLAzhmel received
~ NzHI ZulH EEzE
FgiIs.AaE TIE games s salad
n1fse Nz1 See - aEeed -
Meadan4a T i UsI4shHa e. S
EartzI# Eafsrd Uasr
a9laH 4 HHankiIH + q
aabfg = q kHsza Il. x +
Uafa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Farmers Can
Help To Relieve
Many Shortages

ire lsslsaf esn - n
uakie s&u4 & alss sHnHf
rvvn asxh he Ms
nnuahafsaa i t tiaali i nssas
TIE Nkhae - an
nsprrxrd ~ nav.n1 ua iM
faei that hanansn TN wth af
r Naass8 st and al serve
nnse ffN fafutet Wuatf re
: wisa sanox uayN2 ii plnx
IL relieve taN tblvstegra essst
ages Is cal ard faei el
AiaAxt e mlilsen eafds Asss
a4p used essfually fos fas1 MunN
ayssw. esfrnsa saw said
aai another - msHssa ess.ls af
a rfAde material mssA only
tn f0nl uosd ean - psesace4
Remove iss hsci ut1y IRIS dread
pssHiy sofgnra unfh4sfsy Aas eth
r. usss nai Suitable 1T MNgoek
palpwaNl Box ssaltM p hlline
and ietee pests Faal W3 u
probably ths apNess IA valae Il al
fagest products With ff.is 4 mAnd
the farmer rau n4MkH AmnlaSe
mens cuttings IN BIS farm aklnN
the Gull ard tufegtof ue@ -
fuel Tops snd large limla Of
TREES ras tor ether pskukts
s6olld also t~ utilized TT fuel
Nhenryet possible
According 10 II Payne. tase
war has tremendously tnrFVased
the demanas On I'll uanagAaiion
facilities Fuel usl and coal inaaxt
b. shipped 10 many sections az
the country. and many AREAS wtlf
flHd shortages thsk yeaf because
IT the lack II Transportation
Farmers. IN harvesting ssssss goF
fuel may realize ) new Mafee IL
Income. Dir. Payne asserted
cosnbas Fsrsilises sheftsas
MsNisssppi fsfnaesn csn save
farm manure 70 help gpmhal waf
time commercial fertilizer short
ages ard IN addition. profit IN
crop increases. J. n Weeks. ex
tension ~aesonouisl said
The billion tens 81 livestock
manure On American farms il
capable. even IL fsogsnal ilnSes
producing 50 600 0u0. LOCO Nsrth 81
crop increase. Re said How
ever. growers have received onlv
! traction ~ this potential bene
fl Much ~ fhe manure 4 lost
because i l. improperly handled
Manure lssss uctlfs IN several
WAYS b. losing nitrogen n i'm.
proper fermentation and u dry
ing. ieaxhina Il valuable nuiff.
nent from storage pilen e
90 rainfall and failure - hsse al
parts
State Extension Hofticulsufisi
r o Munesmlfh offers - 4
helpful hint that fafnsefs ear
turn u conservation Ut feftiiixef
materials from mlHaf s0akees
acomp0Sss or mixtures are cnn
aiaaiiy being made through the
rDtting # leaves. t@iKa roots and
other organic matter be said
For example. 10 bascles ING hog
81 the farm various parts # the
carcass are frequently wasted
These are valuable fertilizers
Kitchen Nasie is good lof com
posts. To-. II il cannot he fed n
animals Dry leaves. seeds
s2eepinga from tie hosase and
barn, coffee grounds. fruit peel
iuas. n80i and MosG aehea are
other examples
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

Since the war began, nearly 100
new chemical and powder plants
have been built il America
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Last Minute Rash

H
Sscools will soon start and, Is
usual we are having = last min
ute rush 20 immunixe neW school
children against smallpox and
daphthefia before schools open.
We are likewise immunixing navy
men 81 the shipyagd THE State
Board # Health is furnishing
through as whooping cough yac
cine 70 private physicians 10 I'm
munize children less than three
years 0f age
This year the schools viii ask
for a dental certificate from each
child. The family dentist issues
this % K. Mouth eeitificste
when al the teeth are found 10 be
sound or ali defects have been cor
rected We urge 81 parents VINO
have = dental cripple IN their
homes % see their dentists 81
once.
Sterile obstetrlesl kits aEe nos
being furnished private physi
clans for horne deliveries
We are proposing 70 give great
- emphasis 70 individual hs
giene. A our request, TIE u s
Public Health Service has made
several preliminary surveys Of
the shipyard We hope that short
y 3 specialized industrial hygiene
physician. cnRIneer. and nurst
may be assigned here foT 3 time
+ - survey tire shipFsrd II detail
! ard make x ray pictures an mi
la0lirn II tbe chests q 81 work
ers. take blood TESTS Immuniza
Norkeu. erect sanitary ana acci
dent safeguards aad Try = get .
c~afeteFia and fafd distribution
service Installed II ths plant -
+ inst al workers may obtain . hot
sell balanced meat 81 cost uhlis
II work This NlIl b the most d
ret contribution toWafd re wsf
effort
When both parents are WQrktnE
attention should - pad . ue
proper care Of children II their
absence Nothing q replace
proper parental care TIE home
sho1ia y she anzeauom = Heag
en- and not TIE sestIbu.s = He'll
Progress IS being made even
though + Is sioN In EeFsasI We
nay Confidently ~ uiaf aae pD
PIE u Jackson Eoaniy aFs heai
a8ier today naaa esa before W.
hasten = add lHal 80 fhe credit
fax tbs IS MOI ouHz
Respectfully submitted
HAGNAH = WEsTNAN.
= D. =. + n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18
Good Health Essential To
War Effort. Says County
Health Officer In Report

shortage miaairs aeWie pfAmstiel
sfe ss8A hbldsnf ~ she eestlns
81 neN eQAsarnsss 0e8efv8 tas tn
uasteagsxasiop plant Tne amneg
- the plant IS nafarallY uaiilnz
IS se 4 he eolnN M ~ ne
eaufmeai before starting - fw
pair hiN buiA3ina
Sons q the pahiie ioodhAnda
rag establishments have eheaned
Mp but pregrxsa Il klaN Ths
ksaie attsney general has Yasi
rendered an uplusun that such
plaees may ~ CLOSED ~ nIaragsou
Il they % DOT comply with FWeu
Lauofls W are - fact seriously
contemplating starting legal
ton against sosne - thf NufSt Of
lenders No piaeards reading Tn
spexted and Approved Cor Army
and Navy Personnel have as yei
been erected Ons requirement
Ter THIS psacurd i that ahis pas
teufized milk - sold u served
All feoahandiiar establishments
have Indicated their desire - han
die only this safe milk. bat thex
Just ear ASS al Il because ot ue
nsllk shortage. Under the clFcuFA
stances since everyone does net
hsve an equal opportunity q com
ply. Ne are withholding tiss erS
ton q all plaeafds until HE milk
supply Is increased However. the
army may shortly erect Oh Lin
It's signs IN front ei dirty PLACES.
and We urge that 81 foodhandimg
establishments improve the SAM
Larry conditions IN their places 81
once Such Is Sgn would be-
most embarrassing and andesira
bic 20 the drug store, restaurant
or grocery owner. Naturally. We
have no control over the army
and can not stop II from putting
up these signs Is would DO no
good for the owners O such
places 70 complain 20 us after such
signs ARE IN place The army
mas placed many Of these Of
limits signs in Gulfport and b
loxi ard il is expected that Il
vii do - here shortly
PascaRogls has organized . city
uSdp clean up campaign. which
promises % be effective Already
. number Of private homes and
business establishments have
made improvements II seeFls &
y. also. that there IS an improve
ment IN civic consciousness ard
civic pride Certainly the at
tendance At defense meetings Is
better.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-09-18

Al effort IS HHz msz = ~
prove - quality aHa HzzntllH
4 uz IA arEx bai - mk
Evening star., 1942-06-15
BY the Associated Press.

=
NEW YORK, June l5.-Armed
with fountain pens instead Of guns,
200.0 900 modern-day Minute Men"
formally launched today a To-day
drive for $1,000. .00o, ZOO worth of War
bond pledges with advance indica-
tons that poor and rich alike were
ready to respond.
For as thousands of pledge soNci-
tors jumped the gun by beginning
their rounds yesterday, they found
eager customers in the city's polyglot
tenement districts as well as in pent-
houses and their smiling reception
augured success for the door to- door
canvass of 2,000, 900 New York fami-
lies expected to buy almost one
sixth of the National War Savings
bond and stamp quota of $l2, ,000,-
00O, 900.
Keynote of the huge campaign
was sounded yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Colin p. Kelly, widow Of the
American flyer who bombed a Jap
anese battleship; Stock Exchange
President Emil Schram. and Bill
(Bojangles) Robinson, the dancing
Mayor Of Harlem"
Il know what's needed to bring
this war to a close-but rapidly"
Mrs. Kelly said at a ceremony in
Prospect Park, Brooklyn. I'VE must
bring more and more planes to the
boys IN the combat zones. We can
do this by buying bonds"
Mr.. Schram pointed out that the
purchase Of War bonds was an ex-
Evening star., 1942-06-15

War bonds are an investment In
Americas future. Nothing in the
world is safer today. Buy!
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Canada Sets Up Office
Here 10 Speed Recruiting

Canada has established seven CEN
ters in the United States to expedite
the enlistment of the Canadian resi-
dents of this country who prefer to
serve in the Canadian armed forces
instead of the United States Army
when called under the selective serv-
ice law.
The cetners are located here and
In Detroit, Buffalo, Boston, Bangor
Me; st. Paul and Seattle. Any
Canadian resident who has not re-
ceived his first United States citizen
ship papers may volunteer for serv-
ice in the Canadian Army through
his local board.
1t he chooses to await his call
under selective service and then
elect to serve in Canada, the War
Department said he should notify
his local board and not 60 to one of
the Canadian centers. The local
board will supply application forms.
Evening star., 1942-06-15
The tert OF President RooSe-
pelt's Flag Day speech yesterday

The tert OF President RooSe-
uelt's Flag Day speech yesterday
tolloiUs:
Today on Flag Day we celebrate
the declaration of the United
Nstions-that great alliance dedi-
Gated to the defeat of our foes and
to the establishment of a true peace
based on the freedom Of man. Today
the Republic of Mexico and the
Commonwealth of the Philippine
Islands join us. We welcome these
valiant peoples to the company of
those who fight for freedom.
The four freedoms of common
humanity are as much elements OF
mans needs as air and sunlight.
bread and salt. Deprive him OF all
these freedoms and he dies-deprive
him of a part of them and a part of
him withers. Give them to him In
full and abundant measure and he
will cross the threshold of new
age, the greatest age Of man.
These freedoms are the rights OF
men of every creed and every race,
wherever they live. This is their
heritage, long withheld We OF the
United Nations have the power and
the men and the will at last to
assure mans heritage.
The belief in the four freedoms
of common humanity-the belief in
man, created free, in the image OF
Gods the crucial difference be-
tween ourselves and the enemies
we face today. In it lies the abb
solute unity of our alliance, op-
posed to the oneness Of the evil we
hate. Here is our strength, the
source and promise of victory.
Faith Will Withstand Force.
We of the United Nations know
that our faith cannot be broken by
any man or any force And we
know that there are other millions
who in their silent captivity share
our belief.
We ask the German people, still
dominated by their Nazi whip
masters, whether they would rather
have the mechanical hell OF Hitler's
new" order or-in place of that,
freedom of speech and religion, free
dom from want and from fear.
We ask the japanese people,
trampled by their savage lords OF
slaughter. whether they would
rather continue slavery and blood
or, in place of, them-freedom OF
speech and religion. freedom from
want opd from fear
We ask the brave, unconquered
people of the nations the Axis In
vaders have dishonored and de-
spoiled whether they would rather
yield to conquerors or,-have free
dom of speech and religion, freedom
from want and from fear.
We know the answer. They know
the answer. We know that man,
born to freedom in the image of
God, will not forever suffer the op-
pressors' sword. The peoples Of the
United Nations are taking that
sword from the oppressors' hands.
With it they will destroy those
tyrants. The braZen tyrannies pass.
Man marches forward toward the
light.
Quotes United Nations Prayer.
am going to close by reading you
a prayer that has been written for
the United Nations on this day:
God of the free, we pledge our
hearts and lives today to the cause
of all free mankind.
Grant us victory over the tyrants
who would enslave all free men and
nations. Grant us faith and under
standing to cherish all those who
fight for freedom as If they were our
brothers. Grant us brotherhood In
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Text of Roosevelt Talk
Flag Day Message Calls for Continued
Fiqht for Four Freedoms

hope and union. not only for the
space of this bitter war, but for the
DAYS to come which shall and must
unite all the children Of earth.
Our earth is but a small star in
the gerat universe. Yet Of it we can
make, If We choose, planet un-
vexed by war. untroubled by hunger
or fear, undivided by senseless dis
tinctions of race, color or theory.
Grant us that courage and fore
seeing to begin this task today that
our children and our children's
children may be proud Of the name
of man.
The spirit Of man has awakened
and the soul of man has gone forth.
Grant us the wisdom and the vision
to comprehend the greatness of
mans spirit. that suffers and en-
dures so hugely for goal beyond
his own brief span. Grant us honor
for our dead who died in the faith,
honor for our living who work and
strive for the faith, redemption and
security for all captive lands and
peoples. Grant us patience with
the deluded and pity for the be-
trayed. And grant us the skill and
the valor that shall cleanse the
world of oppression and the old base
doctrine that the strong must eat
the weak because they are strong.
yet most of all grant us brother
hood. not only for this day, but for
all our years-a brotherhood not of
words, but Of acts and deeds. We
are all of US children of earth
grant us that simple knowledge.
II our brothers are oppressed. then
we are oppressed. If they hunger.
we hunger. elf their freedom is
taken away. our freedom is not Sc
sure. Grant us a common faith that
man shall know bread and peace
that he shall know justice and
righteousness, freedom and security.
an equal opportunity and an equal
chance to do his best, not only in our
own lands, but throughout the world.
And In that faith let us march to-
ward the clean world our hands can
make. Amen"
Evening star., 1942-06-15
New York Opens Drive to Sell
81 900, 00O,OO0in War Bonds

cellent investment, with every So
returning 81 In 10 years, and added
that such voluntary investment Of
our money in Government bonds is
one Of the methods by which We
can prevent imitation"
Declared Bojangles:
Il want you all to buy War bonds.
lot Of 'em. But you need money to
buy bonds. So, as Mayor Of Harlem,
I'll fix you with money to buy bonds.
Tomorrow the number is 49,"
This reference to Harlem's policy
game GllegaD drew as much laugh
ter as his dancing feet drew ap-
plause.
In general, those of the volunteer
army of Minute men and women
who started taking pledges yester-
day reported that the average family
signing up to purchase bonds and
stamps ran close to the 10 per
cent of income" quota set by the
Treasury Department..
Evening star., 1942-06-15
Davis, Head Of owl,
To Give More News,
More CIarification
Cites Post Conflicts in
Official Statements;
Due Here Tomorrow
81 the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 15.-Elmer
Davis, director of the new Once Of
War Information, declared yester-
day that in the past there had been
too many conflicts in information on
specific subjects handled by Gov
eminent officials.
Mr.. Davis. appointed to the new
post Saturday by President Roose-
welt, cited the varying pronounce
ments by officials on the gasoline
and rubber supply situation as ex-
amples of the alleged mishandling
of information, and asserted there
has also been dearth of informa-
ton on some subjects which skirt
close to military information but do
not quite touch It,"
The keystones of his policy, Mr..
Davis said. will be Ito give more
news and to clarity news"
The former radio commentator,
who will have sweeping powers to
clip red tape and to coordinate the
information services of Federal
agencies, said in an interview that
he would not criticize the Govern
ment information setup of the past,
but made it clear that he had some
critical opinions of the operation
Of the information services.
When asked to express his critical
opinions, Mr.. Davis said the con-
ficting statements on gasoline and
rubber and the scarcity Of informa-
ton IN some fields could be con-
sidered among the subjects calling
for adverse criticism
Il don't want to be censor or a
Judge" he said MY Office will lay
down broad policies, and give general
guidance"
He said he planned to leave to-
morrow night for Washington.