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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-20
. BEHIND THE SCENES
IN WASHINGTON .

Spanish Falange, though repud-
lated as a political party in
Spain, has generally been con-
sidered abroad as an agency of
the Nazis through which the
voices of Hitler and Goebbels in
Berlin were made to come out
Of q Madrid mouthpiece.
In all this bonfire excitement,
the u. S. Department of State
has come in for some scorching
criticism for appeasing Madrid,
and burning demands have been
made that this country break re-
lations with the Franco govern
ment, close up the Spanish en-
bassy in Washington and stop
the spying activities supposed
to be carried on through the 10
o: a dozen Spanish consulates
in U. S. territory.
NAZI TRAFFIC CHARGED
A further ringing Of fire
alarms by anti-Franco people
has come from the fact that the
United States has been shipping
much-needed petroleum pro-
ducts and foodstuffs to Spain.
Out of this has come the fire.
quently heard statement that
Frar co has been trans-shipping
all such supplies right through
to Germany, or that the ship
ment of these u. S. goods to
Spain has enabled the Spanish
government to release equiva-
lent supplies of their own to the
Nazis.
All this anti-Spanish buildup,
or teardown, whichever it is,
may have certain similarity to
many Of the things that were
said about u. S. policy towards
the Vichy government up to
Nov. 7. And while there are no
official statements on u. S. rela-
tions with Spain today, it is not
beyond the realm of possibility
that the answers in the case of
Madrid might be much the same
as the answers in the. case Of
Vichy.
Too many people, in short,
may have been looking on the
Spanish situation emotionally.
WANT SPAIN NEUTRAL
One of the most important
points in all the dealings with
Spain has been to fortify Spain S
resolve and ability to remain
neutral. That this is just as i'm
portant to the United States as
it is to Spain can be implied
from President Roosevelt's re-
cent message to General Franco
in which he siad, II believe the
Spanish government and he
Spanish people wish to maintain
neutrality and to remain out
side the war. Spain has nothing
to fear from the United State5V
The Spanish foreign office,
tacitly accepting this announce
ment, has had it reissued in
Spain and in the Spanish colo
MES.
On the other hand, Franco
has a great deal to fear from
Germany, and the Nazis have
made heavy demands on the
Spanish government. Thus far
Franco has shown no willingness
to let Germany march through
his country in an attack on Gil
braltar.
And when the Axis partners
Hitler, Mussolini and Laval -
had their conference after the
U. S. Army occupation of North
Africa, Franco was noticeably
not among those present. Per-
haps that is significant.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-20

Susan Peters and Phil Terry in
a new picture, which would be
embarrassing for both. He's now
Joan Crawford's husband but he
was once engaged to Susan Pet
ers Lew Ayres' last date on
his recent Hollywood furlough
was with his ex-wife, Ginger
Rogers. Add movietown close
ups: jeanette Macdonald never
has dinner, but always eats a
pound of cottage cheese before a
singing appearance There's
a photograph of only one actor,
Pat O'Brien, in the new Navy
recruiting manual :. r. b t
Cummings turns down the lead
in a new Universal film because
he expects to be called into SER
vice within the next few weeks.
Jane Russell and Bob Water
field, the u. c. L. A. football
star, have rediscovered each 9TH
er. :. Marlene Dietrich is will
ing to wash dishes at the Holly
wood Canteen, but she mixes all
photographs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-20
QUIP OF A HIT

QUIP OF A HIT
Swell line in Republics "Hit
Parade of 1943." John Carroll
asks Anne Jeffreys for date
and Freddy Martin bawls him
out for breaking up a band re-
hearsal. AS Martin shouts at
him, Carroll points to Anne and
says, Sh-h-h-a lady" Don't
worry" snaps back Martin, "af-
ter date with you she'll be re-
classified"
John Steinbeck has written
his last novel for the duration
of the war. He'll join the Army
Air Corps soon as an intelligence
officer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Dana {. Seeley, Dies,
Was Prominent Golfer

Ann Arbor Mich Sept l9-Fu-
neral services will be at o'clock
Monday afternoon at the Muehiig
Funeral Chapel, for Dana Poole
seeley. %. well known Ann Arbor
golf star OF a Few years back. lie
passed away in the St Joseph S
Mercy Hospital after being Ill with
pneumonia.
Mr. Seeley was born in Ann Ar
Dor July 23. 1913, the son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Dana +. Seeley. e2o5 La
fayette Rd. He was married July
1. 1889 10 Kiss Kathleen Jane
Mead. Birmingham They have
one child. Kathleen Ann. They
lived at 1905 Birk Ave.
He gained considerable promin-
ence in 1890 as a golfer on the Uni
versity High School team He
was a member Of the University OF
Michigan goli team and won his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Monday

Monday
American Legion ConyentiOn-BLU
-l1:45 a. m. Radio Award,
BLU-f.l5 p m. New Command
er.
C5s-5:30 Hail and Farewell
Program:
NBC-6:30 New Commander:
NBC-l2:3O p m Donald NJ Mel
son.
NBC--12:15 Words and Music:
PAS Hymns OF All Churches:
Gas Bill Stern Sports
CB1--' 200 noon Kate Smith Com
ment:
$50 p. m. Exploring Music;
SIS Hedda Hopper
BLU-l2:3O Farm and Home Pro
gram:
5:47 House in the Country. new
time.
MBS-l2:15 Lii Hay Reads Bible;
2.30 L. S. Naval Academy Band :;
4:30 Aqueduct Race.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
ANNOUNCE RESTRICTIONS

Detroit, Sept BINS Lieut..
Henry A. Meyer. OF the coast
guard. today announced new re-
strictions governing the waters
connecting Lake Huron and Lake
Erie-the Detroit and ST. Clair
Rivers and Lake st. Clair. Mey-
er said that between the hours o.
sunset and sunrise 10 pleasure
craft may cross the shipping lanes
in those waters. No fishing may
he done in the channels at any
time. unless a special permit is
obtained
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Funeral Monday For
Mrs. Robert Morton

Ann Arbor. Mich, Sept 19-Fu-
neral services will he Monday
morning at . O'Clock in the ST. Tho
mas Catholic Church for Mrs. Lena
l. Morton 3d. who succumbed FRI
day. Rev Bernard LaBelle will
ofhciate and int rmcnt will be In
St Thomas Cemetery
Mrs Morton was born in Ontario,
Can, the daughter of Albert and
Ella Gaines Wilson She had re-
sided in Ann Arbor for the past IS
years.
Surviving are her. husband Rob
ert Two sons Robert and Clarence
two daughters. Fila Roberta and
Johanna Fay. all at home; one SIS
ter, Mrs Alberta Grayer Ann Ar
bjr. and three brothers. William
and Cornelius, Ann Arbor and
James. Npsllanti
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
FACES GRAND IuRY

Detroit, Mich, Sept 10 Accrued
Of attempting TO wreck a railroad
train While intoxicated, Arthur
Ryan, q. of Detroit. today was held
for federal grand jury action after
examination before L. s. Commits
ssioner j. Stanley Hurd. Ryan ia
charged specifically with violating
an interstate commerce statute in
allegedly attempting to stop a fast
Penn ylyania passenger train. lad.
en- with 1000, by throwing a switch.
Authorities said Ryan explained
that he wanted to 90 TO ST. Louis
bv rail, and decided to stop the
train
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
CLAIM sELElsHNEss

Detroit Sept 10 ms Mem.
beers Of the mayors advisory com
mittee on homes registration
charged today that 1000 vacant
homes are being withheld from
homeless war workers by "insur-
ance companies and selfish indi-
yiduals' Il got that 1000 figure
from the federal census bureau"
said William Levitt. OF the COM
mittee. Those vacant homes have
been put up for sale or belong TO
families now occupying other
homes IN the country or some
where else.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Ann Arbor News

letter. in 1g3t35. He reached the
finals in the 1886 mems city golf
tournament losing the final 96bole
match % Woody Nalluy. He has
not played with the tournament
for several years. He was an in
surance ageS for an Ann Arbor
agency. but had been recently EN-
ployed 10y the Willow Run Bomber
Plant lie was IN the materials
control department
Burial will De in Forest Hill
Cemetery A sister Mrs Vaughan
". Greene. WASHINGTON ID G. also
survives besides the parents wife
and daughter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Mrs. Hotchkiss Dies
After Infant Daughter

Ann Arbor Mich. Sept 19-Fu.
neral services will be Monday
morning at q o'clock in the Much
Liz Chapel for Mrs Harry Hotch-
kiss who succumbed Thursday
night. Rev. Henry Noder viii OF
ficiate and burial will be in Forest
Hill Cemetery.
An infant daughter passed away
Thursday afternoon
A resident Of Ann Arbor and
vicinity for the past four years,
Mrs. Hotchki,s had appeared with
her husband IN several Grotto cir
Cuses.
She is survived by her husband
her mother. Mrs John Street. ana
a sister Mrs Catherine Dubbee,
both OF New York.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
c. A. Maulbetsch New
School Board President

Ann Arbor Mich, Sept l9-At
the hrst meeting OF the new Ann
Arbor Board of Education. Court
ney 4. Maulbetsgh was elect Il
president and Mrs Edna Dow.
secretary. Both Mr. Maulbetsch
and Mrs. Dow are beginning their
second year as school trustees.
Mr.. Maulb,tSeh succeeds Ray
mond + Hutzel He was elected by
an unauimous vote by the eight
other member, of the board.
Following TIE organization meet
ing. the members of the old board
took action on the problem Of spe-
cial police for school crossings
throughout the city.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
MAID PAYS COSTS

Ann Arbor. Mich Sept. l9-Eife
Candif. 81 year old ward helper
Of the University Hospital, was
fined $4,000 court costs by Justice
J. II. Payne when she was arraign-
cd Friday fo1 stealing linen ar
ticles from The hospital Since
she returned everything. the case
against her was dismissed Mrs.
Candif was brought back from
Kentucky earlier this week by Ann
Arbor Detective Sergeant Eugene
]. Gehringer.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
CHILD INJURED

Ann Arbor Mich, Sept l9-San-
dra Fowler, seven 500 Wildwood
Ave. suffered shoulder and leg IN
juries Friday afternoon when a
car driven ny her mother, Mrs.
Fowler. struck a parked car on
F. Liberty s. Sandra was treated
for her iniurie, in St Joseph's Mer-
cy Hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Held EoR MINNEAPOLIS

Ann ArbOr MICh, Sept I9-Ann
Arbor Police are holding Roy y W
som. IS year old negro of Minnea-
polls, MINI. .or the sheriff Of that
city. NeHsom was charged with
enuCing a woman 90 enter a house
Of i'll repute MINI sapolis sheriff
officers viii come for Newsom
sometime today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
REQUEST $4,000

Ann Arbor Mich, Sept Bud
get committee OF the Community
Fund is studying requests OF more
than 100000 by Ann Arbor ageu-
cies for the coming year The com
mittea Will establish the Community
Funds share Of the goal of the JOINT
USO-Commuuity Fund drive
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

he0 utANoth n W Lh wv " "
$50. WHAM 100, WMAQ go. Blue
network. WHY 1870. WLW 100,
WGN 72O.
Columbia 6roadeastina Company
-WJR 700. WBBM $50, WCkH
1880. WFBM l96. VICAR 1880,
network. WOWO 1890.
Mutual Broadeasting Company
NBNS 1860. WOOD 1910; Blue
network. WLW 700, CKLW 500,
Red Network WLW zoo. Blue
WJBK 720.
Tonight
NBC-7;OO Aoah Webster Says,
Quiz,
$500 Abie's Irish Rose;
$50 Truth or Consequences;
800 Barn Dance;
1000 Bill Stern and Joe Nc
Carthy.
1l:15 Horse Show at Memphis.
CBS-70O Peoples Platform "Presi-
dent and Congress:
500 Soldiers With Wings;
$50 Commands Drama;
900 Hit Parade;
9.45 Jessica Drasonette;
1918 Jos. B. Eastman on Com
mercial Vehicles
BLU-7:3O SWop Night;
$50 Green Hornet.
Gu GnptpszH. -gI.ttlftNWs
1000 Allen Prescott Show;
1880 Stag Party.
HBS-S:15 Football al syracuse,
n Y, Army All-Stars vs.. y. Y.
Giants;
1870 American Eagle Club, tenn
porary time change.
Sunday
TALKS-MBS II a. m. Reviewing
Stand Military Morale;
NBC-l 30 p. m. Ambassador
Halifax on War and Faith;
NBC- go Roundtable Farm
Parity Prices;
BLU-Wako mp Forum Should
Draft Age Be Lowered"
MBS-4:45 American Legion Con.
yention, VIM. Green;
MBS 500 Forum Presidents
Labor Day Message"
MBS-l1:0O Sen. C. Wayland
Brooks Safety in Peace and
War
NRC--3:l5 New Upton Close SER
les,
$50 Official Army Hour:
40 Yom Kippur Program;
$50 Gildersleeve.
200 Lionel Barrymore Drama,
500 Charles Mccarthy.
$50 One Mans Family;
1000 Phil Spitalny Girls.
CBS-2 90 Spirit OF 80.
800 CHS Symphony. Howard
Barlow:
i.OO-Yom kippur Program;
500 GLADYS Swarthout,
$50 Sergt. Gene Autry;
40 We the People:
800 Conrad Nagel Theater:
1000 Phil Baker Quiz.
1880 They Live Forever.
BLU-12 30 Radio City Concert:
230 Show OF Yesterday and To-
day.
$50 Army Navy Quiz;
100 Quiz Kids:
$50 Inner Sanctum Mystery;
945 New Dorothy Thompson
series:
1000 Good VIII Hour.
MBS-l.15 Camp Wheeler Band:
22:00 Football Arm All-Stars VS..
Chicago Bears.
$50 Halls Of Montezuma:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
sEARchlkG EoR PUMP

Ann Arbor Mich. Sept 70 -
Sheriff officers today are looking
for $50 pound one horsepower
gasoline engine stolen Friday night
from pump house on Ford Rd. The
h0rorizontal rnmp has a four way
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
TRUCK WRECKED

Ann Arbor Mich. Sept "a A
pickup truck owned by Lawrence
Henes, Dexter, which was stolen
about a m this morning from
Dexter was later found by sheriff's
officers wrecked on Joy Rd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19

NICHI-lNS - Danielle Oar.
rieUx, petite French film star. was
married at the Vichy city hall Fri.
day to Portfirio Rubirosa, charge
d ahsires at the Dominican lega.
ton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-19
Pick of the Air 7 oday

1880 stars and Strikes in Britain
$500 Old Fashioned Revival;
1890 This Is Our Enemy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Notice To OWNERS OF FIREARMS
IN JACKSON COUNTY

Act No. ZIG. pussed OF the recent session OF our Stole
Ieuisloaure. requires thns every owneF q G tireuTm OF
fireuzms OF mY kind. must register some with The
Sheriff OF the County CT 9 time designated BY him.
b freuns Is mecmt Gums. Rifles. Pistols OF any weep
On thot muy Be used for The common sutetY.
IT. CIV Krebs. Sheriff OF Jackson County. have set the
week q May !. rs the time 10 begin such regasTcfon
and coll upon al owners Of such weapons . coll ui The
Court House end sign the necessary registration bl0nks
furnished Tor ne purpose.
ANY person telling = comply with the Act shdH p
deemed uusIty Of Z misdemeunor and subject 70 The
penalties defined IN the act
J. GUY KREBS. Sheriff
Jackson County. Mississippi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

sol that NAY The fanssicnl feml
w3th which he lays down his hfs
Tor the FuliFer can only b. an
derssoo6 IN the light II Tse train.
lng he has received Minex rssis
childh0<pc ii an educational sys
Tern which under Hitler. has BE-
come . nlefe auniliafy r. the
German army and IL governed ~
Che Same iron discipline The
German school ii TIE third Raich
an integral part ~ the National
S~Seialsstle order 81 lives II has
the mission. in collaboration wlsh
other phases Of the party. Of Eash
iurlng and inoidsng the National
Socialistic Being according 10
party orders These Are lhe
words az Naxi Minister II Cul
turr Bcrnhafd Rust Al shey 81
pear in the official Teacher
Manual Education for = life 81
might ard power Is lhe keynote
IN The Germany 81 today. not tbs
training Of the intellect o. tho.
acquisition Of . broad cultural
background, for. agaia aceofalng
to Minister Rust. . wide cultural
knowledge. q broad education 10
various phases Of learning. dnllk
&AN sffzs paraiyxez the
will power and the ability o.
make decisions
'HkI opp1 hinslies TOT Studying 1t
first hand sIl phases q Max edu
cation from prenatal homes for
unmarried. pregnant women, 70
TIE universities and the colonial
schools where young kazis Of
sixteen are trained Id The admin
isixation problems which will
face them wien and II Hitlcrs
plan for the New Order mature
Or. Ziener vas privileged 10
visit sterilization clinics. intHa-
ton rites Of various branches Of
IRE Youth Movement performed
IN the dark q the night IN his
torsc medieval castles ana IA an
atmosphere q Nagnerian myz
ticisna
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

scr lass - the Van
EE.an Shszof. rsaiersABek
ne mFu1xFz AZ the class wslE
. thehtrr party IN Hllnxl Thurs
dag night
Rupert Roberts e Orange. Tex|
NJ. IS a. hxnt1e for i short elal
#sth hsA narenb and Sisttf. SD
ard Mrs L L Kulncfts ard Mlw
naitxe Roberts
s s Ramsay xasilrJ his daumhs
tax. Mra O3ar seymour. ID
oevau Springs. Sunday.
Mf. and Mrn Phillip Ware II
Pagtaaaza sasiied NJ Wares
mnsf @ SISTER. Mrs Laura
Belle M mEad MiM Annie La5A
Ware Sunday They also at.
tended tbs feicns a the Vans
clenve Mpsh4Iixt Church and
hS#ga TT ] T. Campbell preach
the bea mfsfson IL the
elaas Of 1914 Vancleave Hsgh
school
M nafnsay has a. her
sss~ Nk rsd her sons
4 n.iaw. Wyesh
HAf - &AaNe "a
z=A7 -
nfs Ha Kebie Kansas
|ol GuEi8za another 0sstai ~
the nAtnsas hue was It's
Josephine Lzafnpkin u Orange
Grove. Harrison County
Mr. Euni1s Green e ~
Broom School neighhxaippaa Na1
"a guest. aIndAY. af hsf daa ef
Mss Jennivpe Green Il Mw
RaE1ssa
Miss Ciotlide Kinch spent he
week end Is ss wslh Der
nn Hf ana Mr& = b
Klne ese Mics KlFab
was hanoSe At 3 beausifnf mis-
c~efiaaeare shnWaE receiving
many beautiful ard useful eifss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Dr. Ziemera book Is carefully
d0cumented from MAJ textbooks
military manuals for tire young.
Hitler song books. the Hitler
Cafexhizm. Nazl fairy stories and
various other works. many ri
which he Struggled cat q Ger.
many DE- zlefaer may b heard
nightly except Sunday # lbs.
r. W. r. over stssion WLW II
his very popular program called
background
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Pardnsr. How va Handle AFemale william?

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wsy8 = eye Hafe shes sim8 wns ! se
70 x~sslssEs p AheFa ahsfik kh0Me wAS RAJ
easfn sapssia onssy eassrx AsA ths herua
mssx nNhsAarva ssh uskm eautayn aluA,.
Eahsa - . ssse ps m1 NeW uAsfa mos
maktn Fishers aEe eAamkfx Al eat - ssze.
they stia Eos ta9 hArea esNtcsp an fewhsh
ea& Bat haa9ea i AZ a. vAitAns aat ssua
now Caess them Haigype gek thsnk i asas
thas herr glamnAA = pitchers LeoA ii shsst
SCENES al TnnN - whAte 6an
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Vancleave

Nr and krs r L Murphy. Jr
after an absence 81 several
months. are spending soifse time
d their Bluff Creek iaosne
lT. and AsfH paEma Murphy
were IN Ocean Springs. Sunday.
Aiss Aanss Mar Murphy. spon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

THE international unifowgs
Lesson on the aElov3 tnpse Is,
May 3 is Mark ~Ii.t-iH: Luke
leAs-44 tire Golden Text beEnr
Mark ll@ Blessed Is he tisaI
conneth in the name Of the Lord
There 5 something delightful
TO Us who follow Christs life IN
earth, about His Triumphant en-.
try into Jerusalem. II Is as Il
q dear earthly friend. who has
had a wonderful happiness and
triumph. is acclaimed BY ail Tor
MS superior qualities and
achievements Even though re-
may suffer later. We share with
him Ire joy cf tins day.
II Is not > day 81 unsnitsgased
t0t for Our Lord Before he iour
ney Is ended He weeps aRcr Je
rasaAfn But It Is happy dsr
nevertheless Tor Al the end. We
are told He went back to Beth
any. and TO the home ~ His dear
friends Martha. Mary and Lara
rus
It is told thai when Christ and
His disciples neared Jerusalem.
near also 60 Baksnnny auns Mes
phaEe. He called tao 81 His dis
ciples and told them 70 60 to the
next village. where TIE would
find a young colt lied that had
never heen ridden BY a human
being. The colt was an ass. a
stateIisr. Hveiier. swifter animal
than ours. and enc on which
kings and princes rode.
The Lords Need Encueh
They acre 70 unite this colt
and bring hirn to Jesus. II any
che asked them WY they were
taking him. they would answer.
Tire Lord hath need Of him. and
70 enc would Interfere The tnso
did IS they we're asked found Tire
colt tethered 80 mis- master
house, and brought him 70 Jesus
Some did ask why they Ioosed
him. bat when they gave Jesus
answer, they were allowed 70
take hisn
When the disciples brought the
aninasI 70 Jesus they put their
garments On MIN and Jesus
mounted Others gpeAI their
outer wrapa in front Of HIN ard
still Others cut down palm
branches and EsEewed them n rs
psfh. azo 9 CREST procession start
ed toward Jerusalem. the people
shouting with JOY and singing
.Hnsanns. blessed is II thas
eometh = re name Of he Lord.
Blessed b. The kinzn Of or
father David. 1 ~ n fhs
name of the L Hesanna n
the highest
Thus friumphanuy Jesus enter
"a into Jerusalem = FEW shofI
days before he ume He wak =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01

Education for Deatb. ~
George zieus3F
THIS startling book All be re.
uaired reading s8 Al those who
ere puzzled - ne peculiar nsen
EailfF * thf SFerAEe Maxi ami
Mho wlah 70 understand no. -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Ocean Springs

4 u san arid anos
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@ q tN kRin fIalae
rs : 8lAs - Nn Springs
M A Has kas Il GMAAsn
y 81 : sI3t Is hs4
tkF. NFK Claude uxrftah
Capt MAlsef Iiulfnwax aepAst
~ 7hRs ssA io Fnrt umuk
4 unA aklst = seh days ftm
- Mlsh hie sister. Mis- ha
8pmAN
Ted sllAEMn III she Mreen
sh4Isa Linnype ara Mr.
apn efrlvtd lass ssek tn 4
Aa = Mr. eisHg&uns sstle1 M
Dleheun hedges
HAfuld fiilnn nf the uA4ts -
Cpnsnnuleasinn nAaN NosfalA
W Il Htnalne 4 ICES aaYa 81
hnsshR Nth M pAftns
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-01
Weekly Sunday School Lesson

suffer arrest and husnillsil0ns
s~courgings. ETC. ana : sesgabls
death deserted ~ his friends
Entering TIE sefnpie IL Jerusalem
He looked aboet and then Is even
time had come, Efe went out t.
Bethany with the twelve.
81. Luke tells ~ he 4 Incl.
dent IN TIE Sayiourx progress
that IS not a happy one AS they
descended the Mn1nt az Olives
toward the city. ST. Luke says.
He beheia the city and went
over L Saving. n shou hadss
known ever thoh4 1t least n this
thy dav. the things which belong
unto thy peace but now they are
hid from thine eyes.
For the days shall come upon
thee, that thine enemies shall
cast . trench about thre. and
compass thee round. and keep
tres IN on every eide.
And shall Lay sliee even aith
The ground. and Thy children
within thce and TREY shalt moi
leave IN thee one stone upon an
other. because lhcs srfrwcst MOI
the time 81 thy visitation
Prophecy FILLED
k0FtE anmneseMAp
Nas fulfilled. under Titus. thr
Roman general The city was
destroyed. made an utter ruin.
ono stone not being left upon an
other. The inhabitants were al
slain Seeing this would come.
the Master wept.
Nevertheless He and His diScI
pies. surrounded By , happy.
shouting multitude. entered the
city. and vent 10 the temple.
where Jesus locked about Him.
and a. Il grew late. He and His
friends Wenf 10 Bethany where
they we're sure Of 4 welcome.
This vas on Sunday-palm
Sunday we call Il ard the
Thursday following Jesus spent
II tha Garden Of Gethsen~ne. In
great grief ard anguish Of spirit.
snd Friday He Vas crurified. The
powers Of evil had their way for
q Little time. but Right tElamphed
IN the end The Romans and rui-
cfs q the lampie thought they
had put cut 81 TIE world q dan.
eerouz pefsan enc whom they
feared afad hence hated. VINO
knows their names and where
they Aez While ali the Christian
world vsofahlps and boss down
before the Savior. Jesus Christ