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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
Ka1e CLASS H0N0ks
AR And MIS- = L
At REUNION

The $50 class * ne Paaeaeoula
Hlkn School honozed Mr. ard Mrs.
Anes L 0arrigan at . reunion hei6
II - hezne & Mr. and Mn Arthur
z Alien so Connzerze street las1
Saturday evening
his SPECIAL hoFsoy - accorded
Mr md zrH OAEr1mn who Nere &
rean Harbow during tnx Japanese
attaek - = htt C special 1asnks-
MNlnx nat they escaped unhaEt
froza uzAa ereeaA ar Garnsan i
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Aeee uzzs hezng TIE first aDpor-
11uzIT - haa he1 70 bacasue &C.
aaainted Nth ue caughtex wtn
- buTu rezeasly
THs Eu1ng kzdY was presented
wlza q silver FORK ano spnzan 40
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- elaborate refHezh1enf esofsz
49, serse4 bazfe-fazhtan
EefeS ~ an1 NJ Allen ana
NJ ed Zrs. 0arrsan eEfsefs pres-
eEt aers ~. anf Zrz Ivan am-
FBT. NJ an1 Mr. Herman Beau
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Is LArasn EIz Kay Ate s1afk-
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rshsred lantern sides sAs gNeeag.
ea a8th AIRS A ! 0raAskck 81 rad.
sT ard Mr. n g Canty usaEina.
hating Tire 1lidNA T1n intensive
showing 81 hain& NAx untuyxa eq al
- wA& also some cninred parfafns
taken ~ ore os me gfntp In she
keElinerath Carriers Feenn&lg
The husleSseA Meseauses A a.
hx@sdunn and y A 0rari. a1a4klrd
10 SERVING lnea-tea aisd ansnl. food
squares
mr. members uere Invited "a.
Stair 70 vtew the flower k10w ras
ca b. the fi0weF cornmiitee Which
uak q decaoed sarcezk frssm AL an.
gieN 81 small ana large faoisn ard
Talaes NerN won fer the fnilomt ms
arTanxpEuentk.
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FrrllAon. fruit and noxers IAHses'
uesk Mrs 4 n nacaS gtatnfy
HowcrN IN small cunfainerN Lunch
esu Table Mrx E. n Otas. ulak
roses ~ ~conyrntsAi aeafem Persh
Arrangement Mr. " RI EknRinx.
Wild. ~huftereusn Ia rustic basket
Tea Table Mr. Hernaes 0aatsef
blue and white hIx eueet peas and
Pride 81 Meaas azntean Dsnusf
Table Mr. waiter Lewis. sweet
peas and ferns on mirror. Library
Mannish arrangement MEa r. q
Furd. dark blur iris wiih foliage
Mda outstanding AKrUnaement
Nj Bessie Perry. iArxs flat basket
with HUNDREDS Of phnsles. ffinaeo
with fern.
Mos original q al ofgeriaex was
use basket q Wild hu1teFruEe which
MFN WAeglns procured from the
Fxampy iNnd& adjacent This uaa
cieveyiy inteftwinnd ulth maiden.
hair fern and Wild martKoida OF
aandeii0nA.
The success a thf flower stnw
vas due q The clever xugk aud
Thought @ the foiloegnR iadlsn.
Meada1nes Brondsm- Cole Canfy.
ufa@iek and Herrsne
Mlas Bessie Perry was welcomed
back % The club after a prolonse6
Illness
The winners IN eseh 81 the ar
fanEement nnnnfsed i blue riiazsn
ard \ ported plant
Mrs. & J. Ksra Nsn b. hsaiem 10
the Club on MaY IS
MRS 4 b MAHAFFEY.
Club Reporter
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BIRD NUTRITION
SCHOOL IS SET
FOR FRIDAY
Third IN series If Nehaasx q
- Held I'm ScEt Friday Here
~ Agrtealtafe 0ffhe

The third IN : series Of county
side nuuision seh0ois viii be ned
II the agricultural Affices next Prt-
day fran 10 until 2 % ocIoek. Nflss
Ruth Cain. caunsY chairman q the
nutrition COMMITTEES. announced To-
day Al members n ne nutrition
euuuuittee. members - tie Horne
Demonstration cqazneli ane members
q the planning euEnmlttes - urged
. attend The pubic Is also IN
Toted 70 attend.
Mss Cain aat4 that an elaborate
mainutFluon woald be Rieen SIN
program dealing wlth rhe effnnss q
Or r T Westman- e9anEs health
officer "a he principle speaker
Diet Deficiency Diseases VII -
ne subject q o. wezsmaus lecture
THE tmpaTtanae q uufFsaiun IN
ouT ar effort + hHeasnsn9 mere
o6vtoua each d4y. Ms CAN SD
One third Of tha Americas yaang
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
BrundOm Heads
Bold Buccaneer
Bicycle Club

Edward BFondum wzs elected
president md Pred Won sergeant
8t-aFlnx q ne uSO Bold Bae
eAnear Bacycse CLUB at q regular
meeEIng last Thursday night
A the mex meeting. chef &
police A W Eel Nin Dc present
% explain traffic rules and regn-
latons - regards bicycles Met
fngx are heIc af the PnaeaE0ula
community house.
Many persun0s T showing inter-
EFT n bicycling Is : recreation
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
Bobby Gautier Among
Marion Candidates
For u. S. Academy

Bo5bT Cautler. son Of Mr. ard
Mrs Henry W. Gautier. cal Coum=
hszk Drive. was arnone flftv-eight
members Of the 1872 Marion In
gutuse Navy Class % complete their
sparssS far entrance % The United
STATES Naval Academy in juno. .
release from the institute received
here Aakd
Young Gautter has been al out
standing student In TIE Ahaol snd
has beer cited several times since
his entrance for outstanding &hoi-
zsste achievements.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
CANCER TAKES
HEAVY
TOLL IN STATE

Prom TOO 10 loo u the raspe
Who die each year from cancer To-
Miatmippi could D. Msud b. sarly
and adequate Treatment ~ stated
fH pink ) Underwood. state tsFalsh
officer. tnstay revealing m inrfea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
On The Comeback Trail With Old Paint

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meA - - tnssxspAs a WsWnsaas - sA@~@ :
ss@xAsa wss r@pssmsess NAzsmne sMeesAax semsse Nhas
= eAaats hmaasuvsa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-21
FOR SALE.

FoR EAIE-oee1 80 Hznzza
4Fz CzsAp Terms 4 aAsHz1- -
49, Appliance 81 ksT -
" AHK having e feuaa1ea aetefal
plants - ~ szInlz# aHa rates
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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02
rummedwih Today Best Kalues-Read EueryAG
"a Form ond Doiy Products H.lo


New homes, Darlington ave-
nue.. Turn at 3ll North Gratiot
on Scott Blvd. Follow signs.
Beautiful homes open to defense
and non-defense workers. Fea-
turing the best construction,
large rooms, easements and at
tics, excellent plaster job and
painting. Weather proof win
dows, weather stripped doors.
Briggs beauty-ware, chrome fit
tings. Bruce streamlined, plank
style oak floors. Good insulation
which means comfort and econ
omy. Large lots, easy terms.
Small monthly payments in
Guiding taxes less than $50.
Your inspection invited. Open
daily IL to 8. Will take the old
home in exchange. Call Mr..
MacNeill, Mt. Clemens 1881.
BENZ. RICH
12545 Linwood To. 84585
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Isl NORTH BROADWAY

Shown by appointment only.
Sacrifice price $3.50 as is. 6
lovely rooms and bath, 2 bed
rooms down, l up. Basement,
furnace, stoker. Extra large cool
fruit cellar, 2 car garage, n
acre lot, plenty fruit trees,
shrubbery, fenced, all in fine
clean condition. Free and clear,
but terms can be arranged. See
or call MI. MacNeill, Mt. Glenn
ems 1891, at Ben Rich's new
homes on Darlington Ave. Eve
nings phone Mt. Clemens 100.
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Form ond Doiy Products H-l0

$500 good 2 yr. old Victoria
rhubarb plants plowed out, 8O4
Division Rd, II mile east OF
Romeo. Phone Romeo 231.
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6 room house. Gas, electricity.
Large lot. Garage. 4 blocks from
town. Very reasonable. Inquire
4 Fifth street. Phone Mt. Glenn
ems 1818-R.
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Wonted to Shore
Real Estate for Sale
Houses for Sale

6 family apartment building.
5 rooms and bath each. Stoker
heat. Centrally located. Write
Monitor-Leader Box 21-A..
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Swap rides or take three rid
ers. Leave Muffatt and South
River road at 5:45 a. m. to Hud-
son main plant. Call after 5 p.
m. Mt. Clemens 2338-W5.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02

Furnished rooms for rent.
Olympia Bath House "a Cass,
Mt. Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-02

Sunny front upper room.
Clean and comfortable. los
South Avenue, Mount Clemens.
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Transportation

Want transportation. Must
be downtown Detroit by Z am
Travel Harper or Jefferson
3017 Shook Rd. Phone Mt
Clemens 2497-J3.
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Transportation

Riders or swap rides to Pack
ards on Harper 4 p. m.-l2 shift.
10215 Crooked Road, New Ha-
ven.
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WANTED - Girl to room.
Pleasant front room. Board If
desired. I'll Robertson ST., Mt.
Clemens.
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Funerol Directors

LaCROLX & GROESBECK
Funeral Directors
Ambulance Service Phi. 26l-90o
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s43 76s 742-2326
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Lost valuable envelope near
Dairy bar on Gratiot. Bring to
Monitor-Leader office - reward,
Mt. Clemens.
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Lost-Ladies' red purse plas-
tic bill fold inside. Important
papers. Reward. Phone Utica
251.
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Lost-Male wire-haired ter
rier, / year old. Black spot on
back. Reward. rs Hollywood
Court. Mt. Clemens.
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Merchandise

Baby buggy In good condition
Will sell cheap. Inquire 258
Cass-Mt. Clemens.
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LOST - Pair of bi-f u |
glasses - Corner Clinton and
North Walnut. Return "a Park.
Mt. Clemens. Reward.
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lPhelans Upholstery

849 665 793-23o7
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Lost - Irish Setter, 6 months
old, male, responds to Red. Har-
ry Lefurgey, Meade, or call New
Haven 140-F3.
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1000 gallon tank for sale; also
40 hot bed saShes. 5724 Runyon
Road, Washington.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29

lures to make the plane more suit
able to Japans requirements.
WEAKNESS OVERCOME
(The Zero had fatal weaknesses
primarily lack o. protection for the
pilot, if it was to engage in mod
ern-type air warfare, but it accomp-
lished its purpose in the East In
dies fighting and later models used
over Australia had corrected the
armor deficiency
Not only the japanese soldier but
the Japanese people are hardened
and toughened by their ordinary
life. Their living standard eX-
tremely low in comparison to west
ern countries, alleviates for the
time being at least the increasing
hardships OF War-C.E.c. existence, the
food shortages, the pegged wages
heavy taxes, and an increase OF
perhaps 300 per cent in prices.
These hardships, especially if ag-
gravated by future Allied bombing
attacks, may make themselves fell
but the present military successes
and an air-tight censorship have
stirred up a tremendous national
istic feeling and indicate that they
can carry on for long time il
newly-won resources can be ex-
plotted.
ONE WEAKNESS
Communications have proved q
serious weakness for the japanese
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
Touchy MussoIini
Celebrates 5qth
Censored Birthday
BY UNITED PRESS

Grandfather Benito MuSSolini
reached his 59th birthday We'd
nesday.
1t was assumed that as usual the
italian press would not mention
the birthday because Mussolini,
bald and visibly aging, has become
increasingly sensitive to his years.
However, Adolf Hitler sent him
birthday greetings in the following
telegram, refraining from mention
ing how old Mussolini was:
"On the occasion of your birth
day I convey to you, Duce, in COM
radeship most sincere, wishes in
behalf of myself and the whole
German people.
These wishes particularly con-
Germ your personal good health and
the welfare of Fascist Italy
In unshakcable conviction that
our peoples together with the Al
lies of the Axis will win final vic
tory in fight for Europe's freedom
and future, ] greet you most coro-
tally today as always
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
Tire Warehouse
Depots Authorized

WASHINGTON, July 30, UP)-
The office of price administration
today allowed manufacturers and
wholesalers of tires and tubes to
establish scattered storage depots
In private warehouses and retail
stores to meet quick demands.
The OPA warned, however, that
if tires are stored in retail estab-
lishments they must not change
hands without presentation of a
rationing certificate.
The step was taken, the OPA said
to allow quick filling of orders from
drivers who have tire and tube
ration certificates, and to prevent
tie-ups of essential transportation
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
Two Perish In
CROSSING Crash

SACRAMENTO, July 20. UP)-
Two persons were killed and South
ern Pacific traffic was blocked for
more than an hour last night when
an automobile and freight train
collided at a grade crossing of the
railroad near the Sacramento army
air depot.
The dead we're l.. B. Saints, II,
of Gardenland, an air depot en-
ploye, and Sue Santa, 13, of Del
PaSo Heights. Coroner's deputies
said the car was dragged half a
mile before the train Ws halted,
and both occupants were killed in
stntly.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
Fuel Oil Banned
In Eastern Areas

WASHINGTON, July %. 'UP)-
The war production board acting
"to build up reserve stocks for next
winters needs" today prohibited all
fuel oil deliverle5 Ior heating ana
cooling equipment in the east coast
gasoline rationing area between
Aug. 3 and Sept Is, inclusive.
The action, recommended by Pet
roleum Coordinator Harold l.. lckes'
does not apply to fuel oil used Tor
agricultural or industrial purposes
nor for research operations requir-
ing tempeature controls.
An OPC spokesman described
present fuel oil stocks as very,
very far below normal" and pre-
dicted that consumption next VIM
ter probably will have to be curtaii-
cd, either by card rationing or re-
strictions on deliveries.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
Cadet Killed When
Trainer Crashes

CHANDLER, Ariz., July 20. CUPp
"A twin-engined army training
piane 1.ashed early today four
miles northeast of williams Field,
killing Cadet Alton l.. Smith, Amar-
lilo, Tex, and seriously injuring
End 1t. Don T. Toland, Los Angeles,
an instructor.
Williams Field authorities said it
was not determined WHO was plotting
the plane at the time of the crash.
Neither man attempted to parachute
when the shin went out of control.
Smith is survived by Mrs. Marie
Sessions, TIC West 18th St, Amarillo,
Tex. Toland's father, J. II. Toland,
resides at 1916 Middleton Place, Los
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29

and should become an increasingly
grave problem as American air and
naval strength increases in the Pa
cific. A few Allied submarines this
spring disrupted enemy shipping
off Hong Kong and the problem of
maintaining railroad communica-
tions in occupied China has been
tremendous and largely unsolved.
Railroad equipment is run down
and Chinese scorched earth tactics
have disrupted many lines in ad-
dition to breaks caused by guerilla
attacks. Even in the Shanghai
sector, guerillas continue active and
many Japanese fear assassination SO
acutely that they will not leave
the International Settlement with
out an army escort.
ENEMIES STARVED
When the guerillas strike, the
Japanese at Shanghai attempt to
isolate the affected zone A block
ade is established and not even
food can be moved in or out. One
such blockade lasted six weeks and
when it was lifted mere than $50
Chinese were found dead of Starva-
ton.
Another enemy weakness that the
japanese war lords have made every
effort to counteract is vulnerability
to aerial attack at home. Progress
has been made toward reducing
the inflammability Of Japanese
cities by avoiding congestion in new
sectors, but many great industrial
areas at Nagoya, Kobe, and else
where are easy bomb targets.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29
Hunchback Killer
Asks Communication

SACRAMENTO, July 30. UP)-
Alfred Horace Wells, 80, under SEN
tence of death in San Quentins
PRISONS lethal gas chamber August
7 for a San Bernardino county
triple Staying, today appealed to
Gov. Culbert l.. Olson for COM
mutation to life Imprisonment.
The state advisory pardon board,
which considers all executive Glenn
ency requests, announced it would
ask the governor to grant Wells a
80 day reprieve so the case may be
investigated fully.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-07-29

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X Ivory Tente Steering Wheel Spinner SO .43
X h-Ton Hydraulic Jack .................4 .4so 3.@B9
Deluxe Chrome Door Mirror or.............19e I.49
X 3-secfon CowI Anenna ,................z4 z49 I.98
X 4-Piece Tubular License Frame ...........II9 30
Heavy Rubber Pedal Pads. pr.............. ~ 50
J. z-ol. ea.Iat shelse ...,.,..............1 10 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

OF sabotage, and II il quite definite
about evidence generally.
In this regard. ID should he re-
membered that the craft was evil
IDENTIFY travelling at speed OF $50
to two hundred miles per hour
when II hit the mountain face of
solid granite, which destroyed
practically every vestige Of evil
dence except possibly those that n
far moro lengthy and thoroughly
scientific study might reveal.
Before the no-longer-eXisting
Air Safety Board investigated ac-
cidents, the trend was 10 blame
the pilot when he was dead and
unable 10 defend himself or point
an accusing finger at the actual
cause or causes.
Since the adjustment OF the Air
Safety Board on May IL, 1910,
this trend seems TO again be In
vogue.
So far as the cause OF the accI-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01
IN THE NEWS

Il Ii was during this period tina
the greatest strides were made {,
increase air safety. but POLITICS
HAD TO BE SERVED AND TIKI
AIR SAFETY BOARD WAS
ABOLISHED.
Today, we see In the press ex
cerpts from a preliminary report
from one OF the investigating com
mittees, which was made after
only little more than several day,
OF listening to witnesses and sur
veying the wreckage OF the Janu
airy sixteenth accident on "A Nevadi
mountain peak, much OF which
was not even found because OF fir,
and force OF impact.
This committee even goes so fal
afieId as To talk about one OF In,
pilots Of the Inflated air liner
being discharged for an alterca tior
that he had with his supervisor,
when he was representing the pi.
lots for collective bargaining pur,
poses almost a decade ago.
What possible relevancy could
this have 10 the case other than
what some may very well regard
as OF the red herring variety?
Apparently the committee failed
to report that at the time Of these
allegations, which were obviously
not authenticated at n labor boa I'd
hearing where all sides were
heard, Captain Wayne Williams,
who more than eight years later
was Involved In the Las Vegas
accident did, at the time OF the
hearing In 1888, have approx
mately 1000 hours In tho air. was
army trained, and had flown more
than seventy different types OF air
craft; that no had flown for
the army, navy, transformed and
had approximately two thousand
hours on the air lines, and that
since that time he had flown ap-
an additional nine
thousand air line hours.
They failed to mention that
Pilot Williams had altogether
more than thirteen thousand hours
to establish q record Of perform
'nce second to practically none.
which Melted praise from his en-
boyer and from his fellow pilots.
This same report evidently
tates that there was no evidence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

Chicago, January 90, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-01

dent on January sixteenth Is con
cerned. II will in all prOba bility
never he known. for the only peO-
pie who actually know what hap
pened are the pilots Of the Inflated
craft, and they are dead and all
their aboard-plane records are de-
strOyed.
In one Of the very recent air line
accidents where all were killed ex-
cept the pilot. who miraculOusIy
escaped death and who was AL
ready being blamed by many be-
fore he was physically able TO
speak, the causes were definitely
determined.
Whyc
Because the pilot lived To solve
the accident by pointing 10 Its real
cause.
Even then II took much careful
study and n number of scientific
simulated test flights to determine
the cause.