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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Dates for
Spor+smen

June FL - Last day Michigan
: United Conservation Clubs fifth
annual convention at Houghton
Lake.
June 2l-Last day Great Lakes
Open Skeet Championships at
Williams Gun Club. Dawson.
June 2l-Class c registered small
bore rifle shoot at Flint Rifle
and Revolver Club.
June Western Wayne County
Conservation Club barbecue at
Russ Powell residence on North
Territorial road. near Plymouth.
June 25-Bass and bluegill season
opens.
June 25-27-Barry bluegill festival
at Hastings.
June 25-Ontario black bass sea-
son opens on Detroit River. St.
Clair River and Lake Erie.
June 81, 28-Fourth annual Great
Lakes Amateur Fly and Bait
Casting Tournament at Detroit
bait and fly casting pool, Palmer
Park.
June 28-Registred Skeet shoot at
Blue Water Sportsmens Club,
Port Huron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Radio 10 Depict
Raid Behavior

How Will You Act During an
'Alert'?" is the title of the Front
Page Drama radio program to be
heard over 13 radio stations in
Michigan and Ontario next
Wednesday Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the day of the program
differing on various stations. as
shown in the following schedule:
MICHIGAN
WIDE, Flint, 8:45 p. m. Friday;
WASH-WOOD, Grand Rapids. 9:15
p. m. Friday; WIBM, Jackson,
S:45 p. m. Friday; WIN, Lansing,
s;45 p. m. Friday; WKBZ. Muske-
gon. Ills p. m. Friday; VICAR,
Pontiac. GAS p. m. Thursday;
WSAM. Saginaw, 10:45 p. m. Fri
day; WTCM. Traverse City. 7.30
p. m. Wednesday.
ONTARIO
CFCO, Chatham. $50 p. m.
Thursday; CKOC. Hamilton, lis
p. m. Saturday; CKCR, Kitchener,
s p. m. Thursday: CKCO, Ottawa,
els p. m. Friday; Cues. STRAIT
ford. 745 p. m. Friday.
This Front Page Drama is based
on a QUESTIONABLE 10 appear
in The American Weekly with
next Sundays issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times TO enable you 10
make a self-appraisal to find out
how well you are prepared for an
air raid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Coin Fshin'? Want to Eat EN- ?
HOW TO COOK, CLEAN YOUR CATCH

milk. Broil until well Drowned
ano flesh begins TO flake.
Panfrying is another popular
method OF cookery particu-
larly for the small fish and slices
or fillets which are l inch thick.
Sprinkle the prepared fish with
salt and pepper. Cook plain or
dip in cornmeal, flour. crumbs or
beaten egg and crumbs.
Heat 2 tablespoons fat in skillet.
When very hot lay in fish and
cook until well Drowned on both
sizes. Serve at once.
Let's consider the preparation
Of some Michigan fish individu-
ally.
Be sure TO use only the firm
fleshed fish. Cook by broiling,
panfrying or baking. Many like il
served in wine sauce.
CATFISH
These arc excellent panfried or
sauteed. Being lean they should
be well creased or covered with
bacon strips, if baked.
SHEEPSHEAD
Pantry or saute for 6 TO 10 min
utes or cook in deep fat 3 to 6
minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Coal RatiOning
Near, Says u. S.

Donald NJ. Nelson, war produc-
tioh chief, warned that emergency
coal rationing was probable unless
consumers Immediately build up
their reserve supplies to the limit
of storage capacity
We are in a position 10 put in
your full next winters supply of
most grades and sizes, now, with
out a payment until September.
Then you may pay in cash or-in
6 or 9 monthly payments. For
complete information phone The
Detroit Coal Co.. Townsend 8-S503.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

and can be reached over Orchard
and Cass Lake roads.
Elizabeth Lake, very good
bass lake, is on Elizabeth Lake
road west of Pontiac. Pontiac
Lake, 30 miles from Detroit, will
be the hardest fished lake next
Thursday morning. To get there,
take MISC west of Pontiac.
Along the Detroit River, one
may fish at the public park in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Ecorse or back OF the Whittier
Hotel, where there is regular
skid if you own a boat. There
are boat liveries at the foot OF
Alter road and other points in
that vi, Unity.
Boat liveries arc also located al
the foot Of Nine-Mile road 10
Lake ST. Clair, Croker boulevard,
mouth of Clinton River and other
points farther north.
Nolen and Cusic Lake in Ma
comb County present the best
prospects in that area. Both lakes
are west of Romeo on Romeo road.
Mound road runs directly to these
lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

for four years. is private at
Jefferson Barracks. but will soon
be transferred 10 an officer train
ing camp. WJR Engineer Colin
Mcclellan, in the army only
few weeks. was made a captain
in communications AT Boiling
Field last week Bing Crosby
has postponed his vacation a week
and Brother Bob will not take
over until July 2 -.
AL and Lee Reiser. the two
piano team on Sinclair Melodies
fWJR) are cousins and not broth
ers as most every one has thought
-. Fulton Lewis, Mutual-CKLW
commentator. last week got a
citation for his war effort from
Edward McGrail national com
mander of the American Legion
. Clara. La and En-. now back
on CBS-WJR, started their Cos
siping when undergraduates at
Northwestern University Just TO
drive their sorority sisters into
Mysteries Five buck pTivdtes
Dedt congress 10 lIi' gun III bi'
matter of paying privatcS higher
wages. When Phil Baker took
Take II or Leave II 10 Camp
Upton the quintet garnered a total
Of $500 When {. C. Bradner
died. Duncan Moore. WJR com
mentator. said Some one will
take Brads time but nobody will
ever take his place. That also
goes for the lads who follow
Elmer Davis Jimmy Elders
gossip OF Hollywood has been
shifted 20 $3.50 p m. Sunday on
the Blue network Pop con-
certs of the Cleveland Symphony
Orchestra are being aired az 1920
Saturday night by CBS-WJR y. 4.
SCRAMBLES - Cecil Brown
was born In THRONG IN WEB.
CnscrambIe the capitals and
find n town In Pennsylvania.
Last week: Glenn Miller's home
town. rain clad became Cls-
rinda, Iowa.
Ihs Adv. Prepared and Paid for BY HJR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Molly orchestra leader recalls
the time he was a freshman al
Michigan and wanted TO attend
the senior ball He sat in with the
band. violin in hand and sawed
away All evening with soaped
bow, never making sound
Anne Seymour. who plays Mary
Marlin. is the seventh generation
of stage folk. An ancestor started
the unbroken line in l740
In case you wonder how George
Putnam gets around so much 49,
there are two of him. George +
is the newsman and George A. is
the announcer Tim Doolittle
and His Gang. WJR's pioneer hill
billies, have new spot at 7:45
a. m. Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
G. A Richards, president OF
WJR and also VICAR and KMPC,
has taken an apartment in De-
troit for the Summer. Mrs. Rich
ards and daughter RoZene accom-
panied him from their home in
Beverly Hills. Cal. Mr.. Richards
is greatly improved in health /. FL.
Nadine Common will continue with
Nelson Eddy on the Old Gold
tWJR) show until the Metropoli-
tan opera season opens late in the
Fall :. Jap radio made the most
of Chemist Hale's statement 10
Michigan bankers that United
States can't beat the JapS.' Nip
ponese short wave stations told il
over and over Friday They're
building a radio show for HarpC
Marx 1.-THE silent one) and he'll
do most of the talking George
Fl. Gay Jr.. navy flier who had a
''fish-eye" view of the battle Of
Midway; 1t, Mary Lohr, one of
nine army nurses who escaped
from Bataan. and Mai Alexander
p. de Seversky, great aviation
authority. will be the 1--WE. the
People" (WJR) guests Sunday
night Edna Mae Oliver takes
over Jack Benny's spot (WWJ)
starting July S. Show will orig
mate in Hollywood Guy Lom-
bardo's sponsor is dropping sew
eral shows but explains that
Lombardo will be back in the
early autumn.
y---.z- N-oro-o,ta -tar ~ CT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Report on Fishing in
Times Each Thursday

Each Thursday The Detroit
Times publishes a complete report
of fishing conditions on lakes and
streams in Michigan. These last
authentic reports are based
on observations of over 100 con-
servation officers throughout the
state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

uTudy ~ ] X u l
s e r G n a d e
tCBS = WJR),
c ontin ues TO
bre a X attend
ance &c or q s
W h @ n = h g
makes personal
a p p e a r ances.
The dininutlve
so pra n o also
won top honors
in many OF ire
7 ece [ radio
polls . f.. Ron
Gamble. former
WJR announc-
er who handled
the Ford Hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Marksmen Can Be
Sent TO Army Schools

Drafted trap and skeet shooters
DESTROYS of being transferred 10
gunnery schools as instructors in
skeet and trap shooting are adj
vised TO write the Army Air Force
Flying Training Command. 1918
II street, n. W., Washington.
D. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Sportsman Congress
Holds Picnic June %

The annual picnic of the Detroit
Sportsmen's Congress will be held
Sunday, June %. at Broadway
Park, II miles out Ryan road on
the banks of the Clinton River.
Lloyd Eagan, president said a
varied program of sports has been
arranged by the entertainment
committee, headed by Loren Mil
lion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
@
This Is War

From the start of network
broadcasting there has been a
hard and fast rule against re-
corded programs. You heard live
rather than canned talent That
rule went by the board last week
when the exigencieS OF war made
il more eXpedienl for the Presl-
dent 10 record two talks 10 the
nation. The records were played
hack later and you heard those
talks by electrical transcription
IL is not likely that less impor-
liant officials will have the same
privilege.
The voice Of Elmer Davis is lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

portant that all signs of blood be
removed, or there will be an un-
desirable marshy taste in the
cooked food
Bass, bluegills and parrish are
often found with the marshy
taste. when not cleaned properly.
This can be avoided if you scrape
the fish well or. if possible. skin
them. Then use a brush to re-
move all the dark substance found
elong the backbone on the inside.
Black bass taken from a grassy
lake, especially should be pre-
narod This way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

tinueS to be very good for large
bluegills, sunfiSh, pike and bass.
Best-~ay to get there is Grand
River 10 the Fourteen Mile road
at Novi. Orchard Lake, % miles
from downtown, has a conserva-
ton department public fishing site
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

70 radio for the
duration. b u I
men in the ma .
fions ew :
rooms are hap
py over his APP
poin tment as
head of the Of
fee OF War In
formation. II is
the gene r a !
feeling that the
p re 81 d @ n I
picked the one
man best quail
fed for this
tough job . q.
Billy Mills
Glib Der and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Reduced Fishing Licenses
For Visiting SerUicemen

All members Of the armed forces
on official duty within the State
of Michigan are eligible TO pur-
chase a resident fishing license
at 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

WNYz-Pearson a hilen-T
WESls-Church OF God.
NJBk-Negro artists-M
Wf5D-The Battlefront T.
s;i5 y. ".
WWJ-News
WNYZ--lnk Spots.M.
WJLR-Books a Peopls-T.
WENL-Mssdovln Chap.
W4SD-Kinr Cole trio-N
Nt5D-Books a Peopls-T,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
SUNDAY EVENING

. 90 q. VI.
WJR-Edv X hurrov T.
WWJ-Cathoiic Hour
CkIW sweet A. Low NJ
WCAR-hvs Mars hr ID.
WY SefenAdt NJ.
WJLB New music
WTXT-AngI0 isrsel-R.
WJBK-PdlFh our
Wt5D-Csthoiic Hour.
WaaD-NsVt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Don't Cook Long

One of the most popular and
easiest methods of cooking is
broiling II fish is whole, the skin
must be left on. Sprinkle with
salt and pepper The less oily
types may be rubbed with melted
fat, Grease broiler rack or lay
thin slices OF salt pork or bacon
or either side of fish.
II the fish is large and split
open with bones removed. place
skin side down on rack. Sprinkle
lightly and evenly with flour, sea-
son with salt and pepper and dot
with butter. MoiSten well with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Remove Blood

The flesh should be firm. not
flsbby, II fish are small, leaye
heads and tails on. Otherwise cat
of with sharp knife. To scale,
use short, heavy knife and hold
ing the fish with tail toward you,
scrape against the scales using the
back of the knife; dress.
Next wiring clean cloth out of
cold water and wipe the fish thor
pughiy inside and out. It's i'm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

SIS r. NJ.
WIZ Bob TucEer-M.
News Ace.
WJLB-Our Community -.
WEKL-Family Church.
NfqD-Sal0n orchestra.
. 40 Y. ".
WJR--Gene Lutry "
WWJ-Prof. Jas. Pollock.
CKLW Nobody's Children
NCAR-heet your navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

For some time now we Michi-
ganders have been paSsin g
up certain types of fish fish
that in other states and other
countries ore recognized for their
fine eating qualities. Included in
these are carp, bass, bluegills,
sheepshead, catfish and herring.
These fresh water fish are sweet
ard mild in flavor and not difficult
10 work with. The method Of
preparation is. in general, the
same. We must start with fresh
fish and then handle gently 10
avoid bruising. Remember that a
short cooking time will give a
tender finished product, while long
cooking dries out the fish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Ra&o Program FOR Sunday

not on the air, the fault
lies with the stations and
not The Detroit Times.
SYMBOLS
D--Drama
M--Musical
R--Religious
Talk
V-Variety
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

1900 NOON
WJR-Meet Your Navy.
WWJ--Down South-M.
CKLW-BBC News.
NXYZ-Radio schoolhouse.
WJLB-Jewish hourly
WEN Berkeley Church.
WJBk-CzechoElovak prog.
1913 y. ".
CKLW Voice Of tomorrow
VICAR News
1850 y. VI.
WJR-In our opinion.
WWJ-Garden hour
CKLW Beaver Club-T.
WCAR-M Mennonite Church.
WENi-poiish church
NJBk-luvisihle Church.
i2;sB p. VI.
WIZ Musical.
WWJ-News
WXYZ Rhythm rendezvs.
MENL-Lutherau Church.
90 o.. VI.
WJR--Church Of the Air
WWJ Robt - joint.
CKLW- Hello Children.
WCAR-BuRhtmoOr tab-Cle
WSiZ-Week IN review.
WEXI>-Parkside Gospel
WJBK-Pulish varieties ~.
IT'S Y. VI.
WWJ-Bob Becker
CKLW Dream House-M.
WSYZ-N0lce % clio
WJLB-Ukrainian Hour.
so y. VI.
WJR-Mothers album.
WV -- Senators VI. Tigers.
CKLW-Lutheran Hour.
WCAR-Old fashion church
WHY'S Senators W T gers
WEXL- Bethel Tabernacle
li4S ?. NJ.
WJR-Musical.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

The voice ~ Elmer DAVIS Is LOST
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

that both stylish and practical Note the artistic
rich finish
with large bed chest large round mirroed
OF these
would have do the Pc
today and the drawers easily with metal pulls
~ Open Evenings Except Tuesday and Wednesday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Jessica Dragonette, star Of Sat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

TSs Adv. Prepared ssa Paid for By WIZ
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
New World Record
Set By American
Production

Washington - American snip
Yards SET neW world records in
July - delivering II ships %
$50 500 deaaweseht tons. Rear
Admiral Emory s Land eham
man - tnc maritime commission.
announced
-Four ships more were aatiserct
n Jus uan "a June and lae ton
mage Was - 40 over the pfeVl0us
month
For fhe lIFEt time IN ecxora.
muWf ha production hnnoFs wen.
10 East Cuast gafas iuatead 81 zoe
Wesg Cnlsl where Mnacle snip
builder Henry kalscf set unofc
eescu1ea psaauctIan resorts
jus shlp deliveries tnelu5e5
s. Laberty ships. eight cargo cor
nefs Tor Britain. SIX large tank
ess. iWo { / ships i've e 2 aud
one laFgcGfeat Lake gle cagFicr.
Despite Juiys rccafa which
marked the third een.eeunve
monlh IN whicn Ame eau zsrds
set wagla records the Production
fate must fN inefrss4 the
Presidents alrclivo 10 800
lans Il snin inr tne sea- - be-
feacnea t. Huatf lnH sf,ai
tho vafag niust aveFaEg 10 600
TONS . mua1h los int aHalaa ol
Use Ssar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

Ritz for SUNDAY and Monday
August 5 6. the presentation b
ing True 10 the Army q plas
repieie uith the particular brand
81 f1n making That has made THESE
three SO popular q screen attfae
iioF4
On Tuesday the Ritz viii present
aFly by Night 8 meiudrama
whose chief characters SIRE q
young doctor Who IS accused e
numbering an assistant inventor
OF d War device. the girl VINO helps
him escape, Hd no end Of spies
and either obnoxious animals
RITA HaywoIfn ana Victor Ma
ture viii come 60 the Ritz "a the
Fox picture MS Cal Sal herald
I'd as q 'filmasical IN which
every section of the cinema
gDefx should find something 10 en-
joy Among the song numbers 81
yesterycar viii b. Ny Ca Sal
and ~On the Bank az the Wabash
and four other numbers o. the
Same periuz1 four neW vocal nits
have been added 20 fli cut The
Gas Ninety period with which
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Theatre News

pcda Boat featuring Rich
sfa A#Ien and jean Parker comes
lne Ritz today and evening
Il daals witn the invention q
S torpedo boat bv o rising Young
neeulas whose devotion r. busi
nt brings about all kinds Of
implications IN his private life
jean Parker is convincing II any
sa.e she ESSAYS tn acG and s rs
IN ihe feminine argyle By
ktart Carlisle
SATURDAY, bring the second Of
Hr Rough Riders SERIES 81 west
f=n. 10 the Ria with the cast
eaded bs Buck JONES' Tim Nc
Gov and RAYMOND HattDn The
#e.ion is swift with enough kill
nes To please the morbid. End $
eaiivened ~ d song ~ two. with
amotional appeal furnished by
. nabv. Gun Man from Bodie.
the title.
Judy Canova. Allan Jone and
Ann Miller are billed It the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

DA osh veN ar e mo
country s
ln Hsae pk e + aass =
snnkla4 ~ Aean
au ase crowds shas saun
ter sut ana 60 TIE ~
fanese8 % SOAP hait orators
Ran5nee r. ~ air These hang
EnKlhh summer evenings when Il
hvhf antti nesaly midnight
NN sse umte9 STATES dough
BOYS squirting BRITISH girls al neet
tnNn Tnns seem - Ee A8nne
very weli indeed Mayhr It's tke
snappy uniform
Tax drivers compliment 0HF
aoughbuss and gfficers
Tfief re proper gentlemen
sad my cabby I ike u haul
en- in ne hack But they does
have trouble with car money
TIE affieeH ana men sfe dong
all right
II ISN'T home they trI yrsas
bit ~ ana large they say
adopted London parlance thing
are not toe bad
AT hut 3 very feW ~ he Cd
listed men are selcesees The
have just enc serious complaints
Things sure do cost money 0v
nerc a psund may Be fosH ID
lars but in our book il gets its
spent just like . dollar BAH
nome Masbe quicker
Financially. the officers too
having tough shedding because
the rncketing cost Of living
One outstanding impression &C.
get about the officers IS their
sfafption in their work You ne
saw slirh . busy bunch of m
They tear around fuverishly tak
ing care Ct the vast amount
detail necessary 10 keep this -
organization running At top ped
Hurry hurry hurry. is ane watch
WORT
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Small Fires
Cause Alarm But
Little Damage


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over t Nesk ea ana
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earn 81 Tee
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aye before 4 aa -
ans great au ntfnf 81 osn
Letter in fhe faonns A ~
faanas NHeeh Wa lnG
8tea Is j. q NrtseeiV on zoe hiU
ale highway esusBl fire ha 81
ne tfan tlle driver bad
sssl sha maeH8ne Aa sn.
aaa fsIaaf1Issi ~
fsfe -
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mssi comp tef destroyed
4 aepme man ana 8 saei
giqaruf Intfned ratHG
which ea8sea 8 flss ID tha
gaala Hoiei aba .
uat The Haefaa ln
after ono of ife guests "a see
hasei Haa g. on asleep Ih q
elaares fn ms Hnaea aH tnf
halrla8hea ga fue tbs a
af4a sf. aht esefluN
ud nu fte HEr glekit
brought uudef canffus
An HlI H ekpa1ea n VI
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eaH ms 8 quick H4 ssa4 6astr
which E4tlee IL da ans "a nHIve
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Oai Production
May Increase
rrMississipm

uat production which has htasfl
expanded rapidly III fscent years
mae b. further extended n Nj
sinni through tha Introduction
~ mes varieties resistant e. enld
and disease hefsce safer. ana
earlier than me tanaard yarie
lies. thus extending tke harvest
ing nerisd VelaFgF#sB Stanton
New Nortex. Tennex. and Fuiwiu
are among shs n~sst & Inc aes
euFfHefN
Over Q long period o. years the
Mississippi Experiment Station
has conducted variety tests IT
cats as well rs uthef farm crop
Especially in the last decade neN
varletiss have been added from
year 10 year anu the east
worthy Of the old varieties were
eliminated Many Of the nes
corners did not successfully maeet
the test but some Of hem ane
proving Ia be exceedingly useful
Thus in summarizing results q
|. variety tests conducted b she
Mississippi Station II State Coz.
lege Holly Springs Raymond
and Natehaz t~aaustly for ) years.
Including 1912 j ? OsKcily
aEfunomIst 3ua plant breeder
comments iavofahiy an 4 beast
five Of the newer oaf varieties
VlctoFKFain says NJ 0keI.
" appears r. ~ me most Dc.
peuaabie 81 iae Vefe cafif cat
Introduced ~ recent years Il
nox appear 81 b. superior &
Fnllex and the fulgfaluk
especially in The lower half -
the state and does sell N tht
north half Il has . short iairiS
stiff straw and Is quite disease
. Gnt
anton natures . little latel
than VicforgfaIn ard a also {
high producer Although il Is s
little taller lhan VaetarRfaln. II
straw IS fairly stiff and the ulan1s
resist disease quite Rell
New NoFtex natures 5 litfig
laaef than Stanton and is anc q.
the beEt representative uf sHs
old so=called Re- RlstpraaI
group Others 10 us group II
eluanK hppieF. Hastings Fe1
gusan 81 and Tcffaf. have ION.
been the chief inaependencc f.
ozE IN tie South and tnelr ~
ear perhaps b. justified To- year
10 come
Tennex and FulaEn afe yeEl
winter hardy and should b. ioaug
useful IN the extreme north pa.
81 the state Theif lack q rus
resistance makes them less q
peadanie farther sadsh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Vandiver Letter

During the fiaal scar wha
e.f@ea fang SO services fof tiu
crippled children 81 MIS- lgp.
s. Nfe c0uaIaeFab ms
through tine CEippled ca 8en
Service s.! ere State Department
81 Eaueau0n On Jule l4Al
there 3efr 4 2g6 crippled rasb8rer
on she state seRi DURING tnt
year gqf were added a. ihN mum
her and z7a were discharged
ieaVinH s iaisi - 4ad3 on 1ht
register June 80 1872
TINS sapid growth ol lao regis
ieI indicates shat neN eases 81
crippled children and sls0 old
eases previously unknown q tire
department arr beiag reported
4 miIaf growth IN ihe number
81 rhild an accepted les hospital
ixalon and relafaa service has
beru noted
Since inianslie paraisa4 Was
prevalent during fEfV Feaf 1851
one hundred and fiftN ane emil
were reportea " victims %.
that disease or taa number. 3.
children wefe gwen treatment q
ter Polio Clinic winch wa upen
Cd in August Iaf GIVING a ans
aeeia treatment a9 cae in
fanliic nata FulieH ear eaf'
was given hs locai public haaiu
nurses aaa especially tfaiaed OK
ihapcdHe nurses
Wlta doctors and nuasf eHsnI
called n the scpfe into taf aHfHei
iaFps treatment b crippled eail
aHeu s becoming Eunre and mnfl
a problem ~ Mlest pn Hos