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Farmers Advised
To Prepare Lond
In Winter Months

Via mast lp42 crops harvest
81 farmers ard agricultural lead
e are turning their thoughts 70
faA8 when VIII be 3 crucial year
ST. aeaiiu1e
4 farmers wliI 60 into the new
2s WIth labor ard iess mtW
maea merry agricultural officials
BE- eueReallan that producers
g. usofe attention % winter time
iafmlaR
+ - Patterson state AAA Al
mlntsffafof. kaAd there Hre many
important Jobs which farmers
|Fla 10 during the winter tame
To- ean terrace lands that need
H. the1 can improve pastures
tn eau huy fertilizers, they can
las n seed supplies they can m
pa9 farm machinery. ttsey can
leaa aHa lake better care Of live
miaek
Since tfsere IS AZ unlimited de
mana fof al kinds 81 livestock
ana livestock products. Admins
traitor Patterson reports 3 tremen-
deus increase in pasture inn
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an starved lnte surrender
S Navy and bis Amari
ca Tying from Ags
~ pat Ia era - 1apana 81
pa n 81 Niae Nasn . two
psa enang THRUST aps ia
C. alfaea as southern New
c. Aasifaiia itself. a. Ncw
c. Naa asapped AMI turn
m aaz a mentfs lister . vast
- armada RH8sea for
Ill Wa smashed ard turned
ear planes although at
In tore tbe Jat4ne@e sue
e ea - anaing is thF Aleu-
uaH
o. fast offensive started
AnHast attn the aelgurc 81
C. canal and other islands IN
a. aaaheastefn Sslonl0na ~
AMIN Marines Three malor
attempts ~ huse Japanese b.
ma a. reach the S0i0mons
h. ncn neeu uepuisr8 by oar
NJ ard dinaaieF0us losses 10
81 ~ "a tfs japanese
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Merchant Marine
Recruiting Office
SIuted for Mobile

\ Hpecial recruiting uillce far
United States Maritime Service
opened IA Mobile Monday b. the
for the ennvenience u young men
II the Gulf coast ares vino wish
80 JON tha service
TIE office Will be- opened = q
eeea8 81 4 nood Of requests fef
information concerning the Mef
chant Msune training acrofd
ma q Ensign Sum Mhee8ef. -
e8anal enrolling officer
Tie temporary iocation 81 tins
office Niil be ln the United States
employment Service office al No
bile Ihu Maritime service offers
training of thnUp "a six months
wlth pay. afteF which the men
are placed aooafd vessels 81 tHs
Merchant Marine and paid fgen
SOL Il $500 a month Pay dur
ms training am0antF "a Sc
manfBly
Thousands 81 men are naeaed
- man tse LlbCrtN Fleet kusagn
Mbeegef declared Thus work 6
ana tlt wen no serve sci.
1859 d afea -
kae5 aleaay jobs after tbe war
XaanE Americans betWe au taa
ages 81 is and 3S wn oaaas
courage stamina and sinceslts =
caa train Tor an honor
able career founded hy genera.
ton If earnest and adventurous
Americans
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Fuel Shortage To
Bring Decrease In
Colds. Doctors Soy

Fewer cpids are pueaicted Tor
re United States ihis wear De
IA mcidencu m ofe q
u mgst cowuaon ailments =
esnaeted 60 conle from nes6lleaa
tern atute Ha somes and bulla
ms cue a. fuel Oh curtailuaen
- #afsou sections cf the country
Although Mississippi ha not
eaa1e uade any fucl ration
nu Ee cauid WeH ae5ua
temperature maF homes
Dryncs ana lack -
TRAIT come Wlta aea
interiors undoubledx esm
aIH 10 respiratory ailments
here elscN lerc
7 hyFieuists selee aa 6
cant IDEAL Coz indoor tefa
Wifh hiis higher Pc
far homes where NzeHa
people ana children un
sears od II beeu
tsai &e pul on more
instead of mere H3eL
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Class Heods Take
Office for 1928
Term OF p. Fl. S.

With Tire completion Of class
clectlans as the pascaeuala High
school officers have taken over
their various duties - heads ~
their various groups
The roster e officers follows
Ere fmeu president Howard
SMITH wee president lone Walk
e. secretary treasurer. Mack
Gauiief Sophomore. president
Lous Webb. wee president. Kay
Holiister, secretary treasured,
Mary Amanda knebs. Junior,
president john Hartseil. vice
president Marion Huffman SEC
Rotary treasurer Sara Briggs
senior president Carroll Cliff
ford wee president Joe Kent
Bishop. secretary treasured.
Frances Crane
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HOG Goal for l943
To Be Increased
Fer War Demands

Hat % tIe
fu ~ H
~ oas essnt ae
oameun gafY - ANucslfarf
S - kaEa REVISED 49,
Ma established ia43
reg nsaa anA o4t nea . program
.o Support a me aniil sep
fah ~ les4
Tm REVISED 1913 aaal eails
an laefea Is per cent ove
tire isa neaes ns crop an
uaasea So Jos aa heaa The
1913 DOG gaa nsantlag spring
sgc iali fafEaHHea peg sehte&
81 Noua tosa5 ~ 00 TOO hes4
go prataet farmers against any
uuaaHfantes drop n hgg prices
cressFs y ekara announced o
nos purchase program b dae
Agricultural Marketing Admins
tranon WhIeh waad Be- InsuFur
ated necessary - insure 6 price,
ostl II #at &I92s average
Chicago basis fas KosG end
cl0see grade oatel4ef hogs weigh
inf 2@a sna 30 pound until the
aal 4of la44
Although : p3see support pre-
gram ia hAsa sHt up Secretary
Wicsafa expressed the opinion
inaf hseause Bl tine increasing d.
mans far pork products Tor Lend
Lease tha afund services and the
civilian paauiataH prices iFoaia
siaY ak84e tHse &la28 Chicago
ryel during Hhe next tNa years
without peciai government &c
uau
The price ~nuanantes Was sal Up
Secretary WmEara SAID because
81 Hanf no question 81 prices
to exist n the minds Of hog
larmefx If whom ~ are making
auneh tremendous demands
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Clark Lee Reviews The Pacific War

aaK e. stiH q long Mst
IL fhe future Giotaal sffateRs m
pfent4 Required c0nrenfrastou
- aa8 forces against Hitler IA ts
coming m1aftf ard s. driayfna
essentially de eusivs wss ia une
paafe mnfI aaah ilnat a. Gar
production machine Turns CIT
aaffirffuf piane and ottler
equipment faf malos attarka an
81 Use f9nt
- g. tha Likelihood ~ future
u1lem tfe Amefican AastFa
aH agsge L. faat ffa Japafseae
aHf 81 Wea Aea Gasuea ha
alsaH He personal leadefaAip 81
GsaaaEal Daaaa MaeArtaug nsaB
weld uaa elautiiaie results
uan ihe UaHilng h iiN solo
naaEe 4 MaeAHHuF can capture
l ard msa ii.sslH a
mss b. aa g. pr0Vfae "a ina
aa9faHH af support iar an aesaula
81 ks6aa1 uhuee bafis9F and alx
~.8 afs lHe sae 81 confrol % usa
a8nsns seN Guinea New Bril-
ara aEna
We hsve lest four OF the screen
aIHefalf carriers with winch wt
started lEe var and siree 80
IsHalnF a-gefatau against Japan
e anas eau le carried oul
WlgHasat au support IS SEEMS like
Is iElal Ne Nlu n0t h. ia posi-
tor - attempt q fualor offensive
la8 aaans tifus oar present fi9hi
nR plamea 80 net have sllffiefent
fause - IS irom pur land has
ta Japa1ese held ISLANDS, 50 esF
nees aIii hasa 81 ta used
4he Japanese wlth eight ear
fnfH remaining Of ga original
Il atlu bose sufficient naval
strength tof further Ofiensives
tut = predetermined tnMt they
VIII attempt them Their time ~
eaaan eo1taaat over
Tie Japaue aciaeyed ali their
major objective la tne youth
west Paelfu m tnr first ipslf
manlfs II fbe war az a minimum
eaa8 n met and mnterini cap
turing Singapore on February IS
Haine 81 IL userfun the Neither
lands Eaai lndte and Burma and
finally Overwhelming the *
hausied defenders Of fhe Philip
pines 81 MAY 6th when tae
American and Filipino forces on
CofHeNla0f Wefs bombed sheIied
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I HOW HES DOING

Springfield Mas he power
= aae pen detailing eaH ueaaa1
fsan can make the suard mIzHf
e. lae opinion - Geala \
Iaazman
Despite q long ard aHduaas
aaHkaeek Dir Mohlman me
aeaE 81 me Package Maea aea#
c. = war plant iHnda tire =
4ahe every oEe OF ihe 50.aaa en-
pssea ~ tire plant naa - IL
la1em
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~suRscRIpTIon RATEa.


~FHEEDoM OF THE PRESS does not give = Newspaper
ths right 20 publish scandals. attack innoeeni individuals OF
huasnnss firms Neither doms FREEDOM OF SPEECH give fha
Individual the rtQht 90 heskTuear tire reputation OF uutatandtna
citsxana. attack TIE community ie4dine inAtsutions. nor stzFt
whispering campaigns tor ths sole reason Of disturbing the
pnhlr peare. To violate the above rights and privileges Is &c
and.ngsr the rights and happiness at all"
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Stewart Says:


= A4A4&A 4tAA+ A@1
Washington -Aaaogga nsa tn
PRODUCES itself inso sse Ma pie
saGa. II dcsss s0 IS 3 neutral hal
a. 4 neutral that determined e
enteTce lts uHnis as saeh nese
sstesesa Furthermore Her lit
lef has promised b. respect em~
IS bis pledge Is w0fth ansiainR
Press dispatches bgoagns TIE ueN
tine other oay I imagine tnee
wern especially inlesesttag "a me
because I'd guess ibai Tn about
the only citisen u tfe United
States WAC ever crossed AndofEa
from gr0ntef TO frontier. With q
stopasaur at hndora Ia Velia. ire
capital
Anaora - T,eia means Audora
the Old.
1he burg Is eAiefl8 to- : Tact
TIE Andoman republic We e.
fahlishcd by chsFlemaKue back
IN lbe l20Os a u. and Is me
tropolis Was veneFable even then
What stacks sac Is h0w the Nee
nation has sacceetiea IN retaining
Is separate laentity ever ssuee
It's a little n rs IS mise stretch
between France soulhefn ans
SPANS nogtnefn na0FdeFs along
ihe psHnnee& W8Ah Hss4ntaln
ranges boil WAYS and ] suppose
i WaSn't considered wsfth fleht
ing Tor.
II hn't Ake Portugal On tha
western Spanish r0axtai seafrunt
That ~ irasi mas 9 wlnauN GA TIRE
nsikziae wngki AnauFEa is cuIked
III taght Taai more TRAN alne
folk out OF evcFY loo exef heafd
q. II / have ms doubts
Endured Tor Centuries
That its maintained If status
a. ar mdcuenuent repuhale foF
R0sng or imiu eight centuries ~
naalng as D TACT ali tha sagHe
Tire Audorans are fNH Is al
elected body known aa 3 ssuai
cate. 10 express S. IL knsitsfa
wlth 8 chosen head GALES 3 syn
dIc-In effect 9 president %
lowing 8 visit IN Spain many
years ago end betfnd bsekwafd
London Through France
cgrtositt for q stop
w 3 lht aud a CaBrsemakns
q sos1k ~ IL
nai transportation
ascklng maae gbe trip IL
apology for su automobile ]
lntefRieWv1 the synaie buf Wnai
asa r. me lS iusmateflai q tins
laIe date
Tie nub wss though aaaf aaze
AnaafFar were - Haenseat
noe or ice
IRE acem So set The &C.
ans busting into Nlchg France
getting uncomiortabiy close
20 fe Andorau baraef evoke
the Andorran capital tins
Aren't Euu hau axeHde
tergf
the Nazis apparently don't
ptaning EN- too lar
Spanish peninsula sHt
pro German
Anaorfag SO small as - ~
alef q funny yuanion - fne
ia western European daana
mention b . easIost
lae tian what i sgutl@ so.
sock r. population
TIE PENINSULA Spanish Ho9fa
and AnQ1grau
Tire Spanish are ruled - pres
~ Francisco Ffauea
e Caudili0 Who eafHe HaHaz
- Herr Hitter and Signaf Nassa
Ini 81 Fuehrs sua Duee
F1earer Hitler sri hanzs or
- 6aes D9ce MussoIInI faaaEa
- u ochnIie Signs . seak
ensng
taiuk GcueralissIn1a France
would reutsin teA1Haan = -
~ he could gel awas aftH
at insisting On neafHHIIis
citing of the fence oHfa
wcc
Anarchy II Spain
afouagelv speaking SnaIa
PFC u9puisr government s else
= tne point 81 anareHg - e.
na1 too much So IfaIH Essae
fHaI Nay Nos we have -
als1 and Italian peninsula.
adec generally
Portugal and Anaoua ere nat
lonai little republic
Heaven knows hoH lhe# haH
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TIE church here Was announced
81 Saturday night Dec Il ~
orvone Is ms TED - attend and
enjoy the eo1d chicken Eumbo
and othef eond eats The meet
inE cigsed ana the next meeting
viii be heid the FIRST Thursday
in January
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pFavement work He ssys that
under the 1913 AAA farm pro
gram there are NO limits on soil
Dailain8 payments for establish
tHR aad improving permanent
pastures
Fog establishing permanent
pastures consisting ai mixtures
If clovefe and Tsassss sprlas or
sod pieces TIE payment Is 81
pef aere Ihe basic seeding ml1
tire recommended consists Of
DaIlIe grass white Dutch clover
ana common lespeuexh
For lime soils IN the delta and
prairie sections Korean lespe
deza and black medic are also
recommended
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

Reeeui studIe eeYeai That men
ard women feel and Hofk bet
te8 81 iheg have Some n0urish4ng
food eqefy four hours
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

Rheumatic fever causes more
deaths IN children between the
ages OF 10 10 il than any other
disease
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

AfZHsH f#tHN MrHHE E ~
melHtea Pfpm wm
emf fecenfIg returned - TINS
es1ntIs sitter covering tH start
81 ne Na n lne Philippine ara
the N al Hasaan laieT - went
81 Aaatgal fBtn to New Guauea
n8e aalomona ane Hawaii
by CLARK LEE
NTEW YORK THE nref yeai
y q war m ue PseifW mas
efaea Nilh 1ap8ne vaei end faf
Nuna affuies etiA siinEiuR lsFfHe
e. NJ ufe mm are8 u4ee egn
aueea bat wim Ne ide -
49, 81 "a beginning 81 swing
ii fatas q hafa hitting HaWlfsI
Nililam Haleg SHIPS ard 80
pialR
amefiea hsd stopped losing fHe
iH the sense shat Jauan
expansion Rad at @ beea
eHeosea Bar wifh Japsn Is eam
piela afsh virtually uaeikaihnRes
1aason 81 the CREST Ftehe e
kfsIaya Philippine Nefhef afa
and burma with arr 4mpan
tax aHiaa uyrg WaAe lssaua ama
pa1t - us AAeaiiaus Nlth uu
Marines alfil surrounded 0n Gaa.
aaieanal IL wuuia D. over opt
mMla ~ state thst We hass ataff
ed e. ain
0uf recent brilliant ririaFim tn
iHe waters surrounding tina sulo
mon islands have hsRn important
nus nol decisive They astaalu "a
abie ~ e. cling a. our lpafilasa -
dUsdaleanai wbcfe Me stffisa t.
nlhnle back ai japan CanotmgtN
The stubborn tuouuh unssucnem
tat fight that tae Jspane have
INSIDE g. feoapiufe auaaaic8nal
aas pfoaf tbai under aggressive
leadership uur planes aad ships
eaH autllHbt the rnsiny aHi Al
Indication of t.s bitter pattlea
that We wall face us we muve
aaaHaas mage strongly defended
daNaneaa bassa
Dne Of iHe m1si Encouraging
fealane - the Gu8aaicansl ~
ton has been thc way ouf Navy
fighter planes flown rs both
Marine and Navy pilots SEIZED
ana hsla control ~ ihe ais Japan
ilas suffered staggering LOSSES n
and plhota
Gu eventual victory m the Pa
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BiyPOini

IRE Rev y 3 Murf9 fusea nls
feRul&T appointments 81 saf
ufeh hafe sazaaae
81 sna afs Elam caie an8
children % FaNcaKma vae sur
cay guests Is fhe hage 81 Mrs
Cole parents NJ sua Mrs a l.
Nlneens
Nj ana Mr. Smith 81 Mobile
er@ns fFBm FRIDAY antis Sunday
with tse fornega sen ia am ana
daughter IL and Mrs Mat Car
teE
Mrs T v Gosg and oanaesi
son sna NJ ard MM nl 5nh3ef
and aung aan spent Thursday in
Biloxi vita Mrs ssatieg mothar
Mf AMI Mr Curtis Tucker ana
ch4sufrn NeHl q Qanuab ~
Saturday
The Big Point Home Demon
aiTatian Club met ST the Com
manliy building Thursday after
nom Deeemi~af 3 win nine
present TIE messing wa open
al 80 qttH UsWW8W4 ~ a&UuarEra
with Mrs Myrtle Cot at the 81
ano Roll "a called and after
discussing the Christmas party
which VIII be hello 81 i0u weeks
and the annual community oyster
supper fhe meetlug &a turned
over T. Miss Ruth Cam home
denomination agent who gave an
Interesting talk on England A.
tie hostess was ahsenl there Wels
no refreshments The Bazaar 81
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-12-11

aIsfouayelv speaking Span
PFC ugpulsr government = elise
= 80 point 81 anareHz - g.
u too much So IfaIH xasa
fIzaI Nay hoW We have -
alsh and Italian penIazazaz
adec generally
Portugal and Anaoua zee naz
aonai little r~epuslie
Heaven knows hoH lheH han.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Iself-unicient IN such items as
local, sulphur, chromlte, tungsten
land mica
The totaltN picture shows that
|for tour years or more Japan has
.bccn preparing for der tag aug
wrnfn- her SfockpileS of scrap
uon. ronfcuous metals. wool. oil
4ud other basic materials. In adj
.duon 10 the stockplleS much Of
~ has hoe0 plccesscd into fighting
up'cuCrtS
The prevailing impression 4,
thar Japan s overall StsylnE power
.v'rout important new sources ot
supply. WoNld be not more thar
1.-TWO YEARS. NPret aIltnE gueSSes' on
.Ntal products run between one
and two Years Hence the Jap.
ane>e pressure for brealneck
speed.
Col Frank Knox, secretary OF
War was quoted before we entered
the war as estimating that Japan
accumulation OF oil would last
from II 70 16 months IN actua
war conditions, Japan itself pro
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

stockpile was estimated at 10000
long tons.
Occupation by Japan of French
Indo-China, which had a rubber
in 1910 OF $4,000 long
tons. and Thailand, with a produc-
tion of $500 long tons. make
these calculations academic.
Nevertheless. in order 10 be
hedged against uncertainties. Ja-
pan was fcverishly importing rub
Der IN 1910. Netherlands East
Indies and Malaga arc the world S
great rubber producers.
Likewise, Japanese penetration
into Malaga "a affecting hCr\ tin
position. ALREADY. important I'm
smelters AN Penang have been
seized Tho United States has de-
pended on the great tin smelters
of Singapore though Bolivia Is an
supplementary source Of
supplies.
I'm the Philippines Japan looks
at supplies OF chrome AS
we'll AS iron orc The booty sought
IN the East Indies conterS around
bauXite and petroleum Now Cal
edonla has precious nickel
FACING BOTTLENECKS
OF course. even if military ad-
VanccS should continue. Japan
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Pacific War Means
Japan Suffers. Too
What Pacific tieup means;

What Pacific tieup means:
II should not be forgotten
that trade m both directions on
the Pacific has been paralVzed
Accordingly JapanS enemies,
ss vel as Japan, arc dependent
on stockpileS salvage and syn
the'lcs 10 replace vital I'M
ports The United States has
looked 70 tho orient especially
for TN, rubber, tungsten and
tea
As. supplies over here arc rc-
duccd r5tionuC and shutting
down of some industries VIII rC.
,uli The shutdoVu on ures ls
a Inbol of this change.
I'm view of the vital iDpor-
t4nce of rubber in tranSporta-
ton and n industrial and war
uecS. plans are under way 70
step up domestic United States
synthetic output fro NJ 12500
tons , year TO 100000 tons a
year aS = defense measure
I'm addition. the United States
has q Stockplle Of 100000 tons.
Which might carry us along for
two years on basis of drastic
civilian ratlonlnc
At least halt of United States
tlu comes from British Mal7ya
and the Dutch East Indies
Other sources of supply are
Bolivia and Nigeria
The United States TN stock
plc If has been estimated
would last \ year and a half
with rauoninG.
The United States also dc
rends on shipments from the
Orient for tungsten chromium
and hemp
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

was also drawing heavily on
Chilean supplies. japanese produc-
tion is estimated At $1,000 tons a
year compared with LOSS, 600 tons
for the United States.
Nippon is said 10 produce only
7 per cent OF her lead consumption
and 40 per cent ot her zine re-
qulrements JapanS production of
lead IN 1888, the last year for
which data are available, was H.
600 metric tons. Exports in 1910
Of lead from The United States 10
Japan aggregated 3oS23 tons of
which II 9lS tons was from the
metal prooe Scd IN American re
fneries and fSs65 tons waS for
elgn lead which we re-eNported
JAP BUYING INCREASES
In addition, from January 10
March. 1911, We exported 42lh
tons. and Mexican lead exports "a
Japan for The first half of 194l
amounted 10 rs 769 tons, COM
pared with 1882 tons tor the full
year 1910 and 3.5i5 tons in 1889
Such stepplng-up of quantities OF
vital imports was obviously a
means of expanding stockplles for
war purposes.
Japanese output Of zinc in 1898
has been computed al $4,000 tons
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

1922 $50 tons OF scrap on q
peacetime basis. this would carry
her over aJlopg period, but mod.
ern mechanlzed warfare on land
and AT sea uses up metals at a
much faSfcr\ than normal pace.
Japan US largely dependent on
imports for iron ore, m which the
United States IS self-Sutficlent.
Shut off from the American
market. Japan IS reported 10 be
creating her oNn scrap through
confsCatinG door knobs. manhole
covers. pipes and old railway cars
CANADIAN ALUMINIUM
IN respect No me cuolal item
AZ ALUMINIUM. Japan Nras normally
dcrcndcnt on Canadian sources
which supplied - per cent of her
needs. Since 1884. Japan, seeking
economic independence, has eN-
handed her own aluminium CapaC-
lty, but m 1889. the latest year
for which data are available, Japa-
neSes capacity was only 23,00C
tons.
In copper, Japan is partly dc.
pendent on imports. United States
exports Of copper 10 Japan In
1910 totaled 121.7S4 tons, in 1899
1858 tons. and in 1888. los, 94C
tons; until early this year Japar
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

In 1910. the United States ex-
ported to Japan 1889 tons of
zinc, compared with 1882 in 1899.
Mexican zinc shipments 10 Japan
were placed at76St tons. in 1910
and 7723 tons in 1889. Trade in
teroStS lean 10 the view that ia
pans limited stockplles Of zinc and
lead place q time restriction on
Japan'S staying power IN total war.
Wartime blockade Is intended 10
stop The flow of scrap iron, oll,
copper and other honlerrous met
ais, machinery, TIM aluminium,
mercury manganese, phosphorus,
chrome and nickel 10 Japan.
This contingency apparently was
discounted through development Of
stockplles for the time beng. and
by force of conquest the Nippon
csc are trying 10 convert their
position from a have not nation
TO a have country.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
SUPPLEMENTS sTOCkPILES

For example. in respect 10 rub
Der. Japan has supp @ m en- @ Il
stockplles with ConqueStS. Japan s
normal consumption, prior TO her
entry into war against the Occl-
dental powers, was computed at
25 900 long tons annually, and her
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

faces important hottlenecks or
technical ability skilled labor ard
specialized tools needed TO tabrl-
cate these raw materials INTO war
weapons.
buy Bomber---
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

|. duCCS bat (OOO,WN barrels 4 year
- probably not 20 per cent Of ITS
total requirements.
MAKES OWN GASOLINE
In addition, Japan, like Ger.
many has = process for making
gasoline SYnthctlcally.
In respect to scrap, until the
succession of hans starting on
Sept 80. 1910 Japan feaStcd her
self IN tho United States market
As q result. the United States now
/ flude itself short Of scr3p and
tins has limited our own steel pro
ductIon. which neverthelees has
been unprecedentedly large New
pig IRON mills are under ConStruc-
ton over here to overcome the
shortage
IN spite of her stockpiles Jsran
Is = pygnnv IN terms of steel
capacity aS compared with the
United States .l7pan's capacity
rs 100000 tons = yoar compared
with around $4,000 900 for the
United states
Normally lapan supplies only a
fourth of the ore II needs and Is
now looking covetouSly Al the ron
deposits in India. Malaya and the
Philippines.
Between 1886 and 19ier japan
1 fatlered herself by importing
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NEW YORK 1sr -i4r4sry tNe traditional tine for t7ir-
Inventory II vold cuo.o, hrfl tor r. be- ur legged
70 ~
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HIGH STANDARD HTRE

II 2 showdown. trH orn0or''r
Slperioritv of the lr'r5 ~-a'0S
over Japan IS oucVr7i greater
than the avallloIe statistics ira
cate. For Nippon people have
tradlfionally lived on a low or rice.
standard Of hvrC. and for ~ least
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essential imported war materials
Nippon euards 'us information
ss hasic military secret ard
where II has given our data such
"facts :nust hc aprro1-. q VI'H
n grain ~ Sa'f 'nr trr. Were
doIhtleSS Designed 20 c-uCo1I
rather than % reveal tho true
position
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:. vow PLANNED ss,4ss, 70
sst -v! wac ~ osl1 ,'.s0
A SELECTION THAT CLICKS!

SUITS =. . in wide choice OF hondser,e oil
wool wors,eds, twists, heUingbores, thsVieis
rrd diegorels Plenty OF brood-shoUIdered drops
styles, Wide selection OF business suits In q greet
ronss Of correct patterns. end sho5e'. you
CAN'T MISS, AT 10 so.
ovIRcoArs .. in qtee' otroy Of warm oil
wool neeee,. clearinghouse, veours ond smooth
foeed fobries, BurlY town ulsleN pressY eoo's
Tvery model nbsoutsly eotteei. urd IN the
,eo,ers very best shode, SAVE PltNtY, AZ
ONLY 1850.
LONG STOUT Small .TihrtH TITS I'm hLli