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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

Airs l. x Mcintosh ~ M0.
Point president d U1e Women Civ
ilian lNstnHe organization Of Jaek
Mn County. mas announced alat
the definite date fef mrriines - nag
rafiasa units If the organization q
taa first Tuesday ot each maassh
Tnnee sessions VIII b. held ii the
TremenS HAL II pxscaeahia
The responas q the women OF
jackson County towards Civilian
Defense has been gratifying AfF
Mcintosh said and q fire mtFloiic
spirit Is bring displayed Die T. aeale
misunderstanding about the meeting
this month. uss group met on the
first TueSlaF evening, viii Mrz
HenFy " OsstAer aisire an inter-
esflnR baia OH Civilian Defense An
other group met on the second
Tuesday evening II the future there
sill be bot uiie meeting a month.
Mes Courses
The wouiers division 0f the Civ
Han Defense has earnestIy been
trying 10 proceed with al OF the
courses offered Whlle soHne courses
ere available ai present others aIii.
be organized n the near future
Among the courses 10 be had are
s. follows
kutfilion Faf every woman inter-
ested IN emergency foed and nous
int problems There are plenty 81
Instructors available bit this ratlrae
l. Awaiting the State Home Demon
flfaison AGENT 10 send the material
Tor the te4i Of this course
Home Nursing THIS program f.
o being started for women tn
terssted IN Nurse Aides On Home
Nursing Thss course Is 10 take TIRE
pltee Of niifa aides ti~ifoHsnoHt
the nation az there h no hospital IN
the county which can meet tie RED
Cross requirements for this type Of
work Instructors aFe available and
TIE course wa oIsned yesterday af
teFnaon az tie Fifemens Hall III
paacaEpuia
FIRST Aid-FIrSt Aid GLASSES have
been held up Tor lack 81 Instructors
bnt On last Friday niaht = new
INSTRUCTOR foF tie county wefe
graduated and will Immediately be-
Gan CLASSES IN thls work MrS MeIn-
toah has asked that every woman
from l6 TO 6 years OF &c take TINS
aaurse This training also IS ueees-
saf9 Tor motor corps cnlafmcnls
Men also sill be taken Ia tie first
aid CLASSES
Motor COfp-part 81 the text ma
tefial for motor corps training mas
been received and others have been
applied for A soon as this material
Is available the courses for Motor
Corps training vii b. started Is m
E~tfurtnfa already nave been secured
Staff Corp About 20 women viii
b needed IN the Control Center to
% staff corps wofk No material
has been received as to Nhai the
qualification ard the training Is
Tor tiIs branch Of The service. As
soon a. definite information has
been fecciTed the training for tlils
group viii be started
The above cfassifi1atg0nx are for
The women's branch Of Civilian De
fease alone v " Barber Of Noss
Puint and L l. stieler OF pasca-
ff4iia arc IN eharge Of tho mems dl-
vision. with Harold W. uautler as
jackson County leader X W Burn
szsm Of Moss Point Is jackson Coun-
Z Civilian Defense chairman.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
rytKEAux-olIs

Mla EeelYn Olsn Of Biloxi ard
STAFF Sergeahs k&y " ~ wssax
u 8oas Point werr auletly married
81 1as ke1nFiie Pa a. tiss Me
G1larcn FEBRUARY 30 81 mas an
aanse1 by Der father Arthur 0itn
Biloxi Tire ceremony aas per-
formed " the Rec dorm 4. Hsffou
D. ue presence af onls a fsn ser8ae
- among efnsa Hefa s ~
and Mr. james A. Hodae r.
tgng Bnaehs and Eaagn Howard
pollock & q Aavai fiieF 81 MeW
Orleans
#n DeFefraEx attended the b.
OK Hieh School and Was = port
80 member Of TIE younger sef there
SGT Dagereauz Is uie son III s
E DesereaBx % Mass Posnt and
was educated Ii the schools there
He enlisted IL tne air corps sofae
time ago and vas stationed faF 3
time a. Barksdale Field al shrege-
port Ia Several months age he Was
made Staff Sergeant after e0mnlef-
tag a course IL technical aerial pho-
tography.
TIE Young couple are now making
tneu home ia Alexandria La where
SGT DsSereaux has recently been
transferred with the Army Corp
headquarters at Camp ReaureRafd.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

Ine Secret Service va estab-
hshed b. Congress n 1854 10 sup
g es cpanieFfeitng II Gid not take
9rr the io0 81 guarding tne Presi-
Dent until after the assassination Of
William Mckinley IN 1901.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

Ina nationwide Victory Garden
program calls Ter the growing Of
food for faFnilx consumption in
ZONE farm and community gardens.
and N school gaFaens for family
and school Use Also fruits. flax-
efs lawns and shrubs are neatsf
agea As ar essential part of Amer
lean lie and a stImuius to national
vel beiD8 Organization df the
campaign directed bY Secretary 81.
Agriculture Nlesafd and Director
AeNutt o. the Office OF Defense
Health and Nedlafe Services. en-
HIS al existIns public agencies aud
Invites TIE cooperation Of radio STA
tons ard networks dairy and week
y pres farm trace and profession
a publications schools clluHeae
and civic organizations TethnIeaI.
information and advice will be- sun
Pied 10 gardeners bY agricultural
agefeies in each county u S d.
rector q Extension n. l. Wilson
assistant director Of iiae Defense
Health and Welfare Service sses
TIE Victory Garden Program offers
TIE widest possible wartime par
1aapaiioH 20 citizens not engaged -
Tie military service or the emeFa-
efeY services of civilian defense
Prepare Tor victory gardening with
E aeu equipped garden medicine
crest See That yours contains
II 8 small efficient ntlsi gun YIN
A. attachment thaf &iIl bios the
Gus under the leaves 81 8 hand
sEfaRer OF 8-eaIsaa comprised ar
saIafa TO b. used iaT liquid spzasz
g lead arscuate calcium arsenste
nicotine aliphale fuIaek leaf foHIsI=
os9FH Gust fthfee=iaarfhs per cen
HqIeHonel, sodium liuosllicaie -
naEHm nnn1illeale paris green. line
and soap.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
Letters To Editor


uhasF igtie aeaa wr arr psaaa 10
ESD NtMufsBs atonz 81 gea2ra
interest wlea tres 8f asned "
tEe writer 31e sa#nionF
afe not necessarily tlow 81 Iahe
Utsgauis e-agaF ard Nt Point 40
HfftaF but are 1hgW ~ The writer
sch communication mBst alMaz
slEnud hS a. eMfitar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

Wild pics in China produce the
pesi bnstlea for paint brushes
IN early Rome the NeddinR rinr
Was made 81 iron,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

Plant asparagus N the Victory
aaHaea-it VIII lasa foe the duration
g tie war. Set eEaNns OF Mary
washington variety TINS spring A.
IHzfasus succeeds Il almost ans kIna
& eafden bat aHHFes particularly
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20
WOMEN ORGANIZING,
A TO TACKLE
CIVILIAN DEFENSE AID

Various Divisions Await Definite
Instructions Before Training Classes
Are Set Up For Specific Work Protecting
Lives In This Section.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

Ati a. sandy a0ii iaaf has been en-
uosed with Stii sultel manure
psoa a esalbin fafroa III carefully
prepared soil aiogse nae side % the
geraen wllefg asparagus iBsg remain
undlttaEbed t~hrpashata the years
S2Head q tdyef 81 completely rot.
ird manure % tfr bsf1am Of the
hlff0W partly refill trench Win
iscll soil plant crowns 2 feet apAft
and eagef 3 o. 4 inches dnep Keep
ihg planting FREE Of Weedk cul-
tiratlen mus b. ehalloa since
. planting should lssf for 81 years
tt Is worthwhile r. develop ztroue
plants before cutting ID not mar.
fesf spears during the first season
ard maze nuly q isai4f cutting the
second seaf Az harvest period 80
stems should BE- cut Of al the
around 50 THAT buds neueaih the
surface vii degfloe neu stems
Wien stems become spindiy. cutting
should BE- discontinued and stems
siiowcd II grow Spread barnyafa
manure nyef the planting and cui-
ti1ate lightly into the soil each fail
Or early winter. OF auulg commercial
fertilizer a inw weeks before spring
efowth besina
increase poultry profits b. rcdue-
ine mortality Ia tire laying flock
growing stock and chicks Average
yearly chick lnsacE are about - pet
cent due - dfsease, parasitic and
ether calises which may be con-
t-ollet1 Tie Mississippi state Col
lege pauitB extenSion service AL.
stscs observance OF the following
nrogfana q prevent losses and In
taeaAe production
1 FuliaN q rigid sanitary pro
8f8m - all times clean honsea
whcn needed keep equipment ciean
BURN ali dead birds remove sick
birds from iloek
3 Buy chicks that ara hntchea
tiecks and hatcherles operated un-
der sanitary conditions
, Mu9 ehicks that are hat-l.se
tn early spring 70 thai they wll be-
vel matared for October eqg pro-
oucti0n
Clean breeder huuses and have
heating nnii operating satisfactorily
"a hours before chicks arrive
5 Lneate breeder house 90 clean
1nu and aise your Young stock clean
gToglna range
6 Do moi crowd chicks. growing
STOCK or mature birds allow one
hird to one-haif sqilafe foot floor
Erace for each chick ana s 10 4
squire feet floor space for each
mature E0Nl
z n9ood and range birds on
clean soil
g Brood each hatch separately.
DO naa Hai different ages under
amc hover.
. pios and soW crop fog green
iced ms should le done for
clicks srowinB stock and LAYING
Took Make available abundance nf
aceulent Green ieeu ali year
10 Use feeds OF hleh duality
81 opeFiF balanced r. meet needs of
tae different ages Of chickens. Do
not make sudden changes IL the
fielding program
IL Naeeinate chickens when q 10
80 weeks old for fowl pox
II II Gags from iloak are 10 be
usea Tor Matching purposes. tesf
birds for nullorum disease and ne.
Move all positive Heactafs from
premises
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-03-20

President BENJAMIN Harrison was
an enthusiastic stamp collector
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17

takes a few extra bars of music
for eXtrication.
Nine. Lavinia and her five ca
mines share top billing with a
series of doggy tricks. both solo
and ensemble. with bits of quip-
cracking direction by the Mime.
Pat Patterson continues his oft
extended engagement as master
of ceremonies, while Johnny Lebel
also remains, singing operate ariaS
and operetta scores. Nj Onn @
Drake offers novelty arrange
ments of popular tunes, and the
Beatrice Gardner Girls have new
production routineS. Don Pablo'S
orchestra continues on the band
stand.
TROCADERO That hilarious
master Of fun and floor show Cere-
NAMES, Sonny Mars. opened in the
new revue here this week with a
barrage Of deliriouS nonsense anC
new comedy SkitS. Alternating
with his wise cracks. Mars intro
duces Sam Birch billed as Amer
ica'S most versatile novelty act,
The BordcnS. comedy adagic
pair, featuring a burleSque on ball
room dancing; Jill Janis, swing
songStreSS, and the four Bca Yes
ter Girls.
Charles Dublin and his orchestra
continue with their popular dance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17

the star, and Saroyan can show
his ideas on technique and what
have you without losing his own
respect for M-G-M's money.
The double-barreled matrimonial
grievances of William Hawks
namely Virginia Walker here and
Bessie Love in England-hasn't
kept him from buying movie ma
terial. Bessie has sued him for
back alimony and Virginia is TAX
ing her troubles TO court.
AS / was about to say, Hawks
has just paid top price for
Robert Nathan'S The Portrait OF
Jenny" one of last seasons most
widely read novels. He will have
TO do an extensive writing job for
the plot, as l remember. is light
and the value of the story was
more in writing than in actual
action. Howard Hawks will proba-
bly, direct it.
One of my very incest letters
comes from Barbara Blue, who
politely adds: Perhaps you've
heard Of my fainter, Monte Blue
who is an actor" This younger
generation! / suppose any hero
farther back than Robert Taylor
seems like the dark ages TO them
Miss Barbara, who is 1S. sends me
a slogan; Buy defense bonds
Save that dime and nickel-to put
the Japs in a pickle"
But what particularly interests
me is the news about Barbara
herself. She says she is a student
at Beverly High and that she hopes
to be a child surgeon. Il feel that
as the new generation materialize
and grow they should get special
care because the future of America
lice in their hands" And now. Miss
Barbara, I'd like TO tell you / GER
tainly remember your father
Monte was one of my favorite
actors in the gay Lubitsch come
dies he made with little Marie
Provost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17
Nelu Entertainers, Hold0Uers Featured
In Floor ShOWs at Local Night Clubs

tempos and also play for the two
nightly shows.
NERNE'S - Billie Dixon. pert
SongStreSS from Montreal. heads
this weeks bill with her swing
arrangements of old favoriteS and
a high repertoire of new tunes in
the googie-woogie beat. Burgess
and White mix novelty ballroom
and musical comedy steps with a
few hair-raiSing adagio routineS
and Pee Wee Murray's musical
novelties run the gamut from
amusing to amazing. employing
banjo, guitar, accordion and other
/ instruments for their execution.
Carl Denny stays TO introduce
/ the other performers and TO take
solo turn of his own with bari
tons song renditionS and bits OF
situation comedy, setting the pace
! for the revue and keeping it run
ming at the tempo set. Jack Nelson,
featured on his novachord, and bis
orchestra, make the music.
HAYMARKET - June Eldridge
stays on for another big week to
hold the swing singing spot and
acting as master of ceremonies.
She's introducing as a second hold
over on the all star bill the ex-
laboratory animal expert Myers,
of the team Of Carlotta and Myers.
who feature an amazing bird
circus. Carlotta also sings, dances
and plays the violin.
On the bill also is Ginger SUIT
ton, the soft-VoiCed gal from the
heart of Texas. Novelty entertain
ment by Maurici, who offers COM
.edy. juggling and magic. The big
windup number is the knockabout
team of Tom and Verne Cowan.
Music for the shows and dancing
is by the all-girl band of Charm
Of tpS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17
BY MAURICE WALKER

ONE OF DETROIT'S favoritC
master Of ceremonies, Harvey
Stone continues his comedy reign
at Saks Show Bar. Offering skits
dialect stories and original paro-
dies between introductionS. Har-
Ivey presents a new show this
week headed by dancer Olga
Anton. Olga's control and inter
lpretatiye routines combine aero
batic. ballet and modern dance
movements in a series of unusual
numbers for which she does her
own choreography.
Songstress Ann Brewer offers
arrangements of popular tunes
styled TO suit her personality and
vivaCiouS delivery. Irish tenor
Jack O'Neil remains, answering
requests and singing new tunes,
while the Taft-Kretlow Dancers
are newcomers with sprightly and
imaginative production numbers.
Pete Viera's orchestra continues
to make the music for shows and
dancing.
SAN DIEGO-Emilio Caceres
and his recording orchestra, fea-
turing Latin-American rhythmS,
and the sepia comedy cut-ups,
Radcliffe and Rogers, former
Scandals and FollieS stars, top
this weeks revue.
representations by master of
ceremonies Bob Hopkins; the
adagio team of Collins and Anita,
featuring their interesting Doll
Dance" and the Emilio Caceres
Trio, with Emilio on the violin,
Joe Manduiano on the bass sax,
and vocaliSt-guitarist Johnny Co
mez, complete the entertainment
bill.
CASANOVA - Al and Joan
Allen head the big show this week
with interpretations of the mod
ern ballroom steps, punctuated
with aerial lifts and spins. Leo
GaSca Mexican wire artist, works
on a slack wire climaXing his
turns with a rub b err legged
drunk" weaving over the line,
always just about 10 fall, but
never quite topping.
FlorcnZa. the flame dancer, -
with her original dance creation.
stays another week and Mexican
character dancer, Dolores La
Monte. Is also held over. Quick
.witted mistress Of ceremonies JeS-
SlCa Garwood, who takes a turn
between the acts. poklng subtle
fun at SwlngStreSSeS IN her special
song arrangements. Is held over
again, as Is William Hewitt and
ms accordion.
Lee Walters and his boys pro-
vide music for dancing and the
shows.
PALM BEACH A wacky show
moves IN here tins week headed
by that TIotouS comedy trio.
Ruloff. Morgan and Lenard. The
boys cover "A LOT Of floor in their
eccentric comedy dances, and end
their numbers tied in knots which
STAGE ATTR AfTInNS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17
LOuella Parsons
GOSSIP FROM
HOLLYWOOD

HOLLYWOOD, March II. - A
movie mogul once told me when
Irene Dunno was wanted for a role
no other actress would do. There
are certain parts that are Irene
Dunno" rules. and that's all there
is To it. / think this womanly
dignity of hers. better than any
thing else, explains Irene's long
and blooming career. For believe
me, she is going as strong now
after IA years in pictures as she
was when she started.
Few actresses are being given
four-picture contracts these days,
but a fouT-picture commitment is
exactly what Irene has been
handed at Columbia.
Don't say i told you, but it looks
like her first assignment will be
THE American Way" the Fred
arch-Florence Eldridge stage hit
for which Harry Cohn paid $275.
900 for the screen rights. That
the Dunno luck for you again.
What pictures she getS--and for
that matter, what directors
George Stevens will produce and
direct THE American Way" and
George. according to another dog
gone actress, Katharine Hepburn,
is the best director in Hollywood
Remember. Katie said that-not l
SAROYAN TO DIRECT
I have talked with Louis B.
Mayer often enough 10 know how
Opposed he is 10 trusting any of
the M-G-M pictures 10 novice,
so / think / see his fine Italian
hand in William Saroyan's plan TO
direct one of his own short stories,
"A Number of the Poor" before
he starts giving directorial orders
on The Human Comedy"
1t would be extremely foolish to
put an inexperienced director on
so expensive movie as The
Human Comedy" "A Number of
the Poor" is a short and will have
Gene Kelly of Pal Joey" fame as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"son OF Fury" II a. m, 1856.
4:52. 7:4s, i0:44 p. m; shut My Biz
Mouth" i2:46. 3:42. 6:3S, 9:54 y. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL - ''Plsymates, .
IL a. m. 2:55. $50 1O:4f m; IL
Started With Eve" ~. 5l7. S:i2 p. m.
CINDERELLA -- "Playmates," 2;lO,
$40, $40 p m. "It Started Win Eve"
1890, $40, 7:iO, 1910 ,. m.
CINEMA-"The Love wanga," 110,
1925. $40. 1888, 1910 p. m. The vir-
gin OF Ball." i2A0. 2:55, $40, TAB. s:4o'
~. m
FISHER -"Piaymates," 2:3o. SOL. s:3z
lp. m ut Started With Eve" i0:35. 4:0ss
1:37. IL :Os p. m. =
FON-"Ball OF Fire" 1924. 3:39. o
1000 p. m; Castles in the Desert" IN
"a. m, 2:3f. sac. 9:O4 p. m. .t.I!
MADISON-"Man's Castle" II ITS. m.s
2;1i. 5:14. STA. 1i:ti p. m; Rose of
Washington Square" 1924, 3:24. 6:24,
MICHIGAN Stage show. l. 3:55. s:55.
e:40 p. m. THE Shanghai Gesture" liab
a m. 2:1O. 1850, 7:5O. 10:35 y. m.
PAI.MS-sTATE--"Th Fleets In" 1880.
l4:15. 7:40 1905 p m; international
Lady" 1l:0s a m, 2:33 o:5s. % p. m.
PARADISE-"Treat En- Rough" 1918.
l3:46. 6:i6. s:46. IL p m; Count Basic
Revue. 2:3O. 5. 1880, 10 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17

(ABOUT FACE: Some people
thought my picture In yeSter-
DAYS column seemed 10 be
elongated. Will tOday'S make
up for it:)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17

tom Of Column. find the old
est active walters in Detroit.
and came up with Jim Fay as
the record holder.
Fay is working al Cliff Bells
and is - years old. Among the
people BE remembers best are
Teddy Roosevelt, Uncle Joe
Cannon who always wanted TO
talk" and Hetty Green. the
eccentric millionaireSS, who
wasn't as cheap about things as
she was supposed TO be-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now

Somebody said once that no
body ever looks al a walters
face" but I don't think it's true.
Walters. especially after they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17

have been in
the business
4 O r $ O m c
ye RS, de-
velop very
definite per-
SonaltieS.
We dug into
Lou KoeniC 5
records AZ
Ocal TOD 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-17
Vocal Recital

WALTER KREINDRING Of The
Detroit Foundation Music School
vail present a group OF SololStS IN
q vocal recital al the school Thurs
day at 5 p m.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01
TRAFFIC FIN.

Douglas F1lEner paid 81 into the
office oil the CITY clerk a, a fine for
a traffic law violation. records there
showed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01

A good law would be one forbid
ing talking il congress; giving con-
0nly NF tdsh u uumahuIs laws.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01
WEDNESDAY, APRIL /, 1912
Farmers Visit
Milk Station

y representative number of farm.
crS from Vance. Warren and Frank
lin counties have indicated intention
10 make a trip tomorrow to Walnut
Cove. near WInSton-Salem, to IN
SpcCt a receiving station of the Cobie
Dairy Products Co, of Lexington.
and To- discuss plans for the mat
GuratlUn of a milk route in this sec
tIun. it was stated oday by J.. ".
Sanders. Vance county farm agent.
Mr.. Sanders and r. II. Bright,
Warren county farm agent, and W.
c. Boyce. Franklin county farm
agent, will head the group making
The trip. and carS Will leave MIR.
Sanders office here tomorrow morn
ing at 8 o'clock.
Representatives of the daily prod
UCtS company met recently in Hen
derSon with agricultural workers and
farmers from the three counties and
expressed interest IN starting a milk
route in this territory If enough milk
can be secured to warrant the VEN
lure.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01

TO struggle for virtue is to be
NirtuOuS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01
Salvation Arm\'s
Meetings. Largely
Attended in March

Two open all meetings with an
estimated attendance of 1925. and %
indoor meetings with PA present
We're held during March by the To-
cal corps Of The Salvation Army.
Captain Graham Mills. corps COM
mander, reported today. All were
primarily for adults.
Meetings for children included five
Sunday school sessions, with an at
tendance of IS. and IS other young
peoples meetings with an attendance
If 1863.
Captain Mills reported l57 visits.
ieVotlng 81 hours to the effort dur
ng the month, Thirty-four men
ransients Wer furnished lodgins
nd SO meals were given. Six women
ranslentS were assisted.
Other supplies or services report
I'd were relief for eight families.
rocery orders for seven families,
wen fuel orders, 10 garments fur
lshed, and l3 pairs of shoes, and
Wo medicine orders.
A good law would be ono forbid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

conc Of their faNoritc tricks is
- play dead and suddenly spring
mp with q flaming pistol or hand
grenade. a good Jap Is "A dead
Jap. so after a few bad times We
always made sure they We're dead
"On The night Of October IL Jap
b7tUc>hlpS >hcllcd us for three
hours with 14-lnCh shells and de-
>troyed a number of planes When
day dawncd We found that they
had SHIPS unloading troops to the
west of Henderson Field
Jap dcstroyerS were IN the har-
Dor What planes we had took of
and sank a number of transports
Later in the morning our BIZ
bombcr> made short work of tho
remainder. Wonderful cred il
should 60 10 the aIrplane mechan-
les. They left their foXholeS to re-
pair damaged planes during the
Smelling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

Norfolk, va, was forced 10 jump
from his battered plane at 200
feet. lie was falling like plum
met when his ship exploded be-
meath him, the blast blowing him
high enough for his chute 10 open.
90 1t. Jim Miller of Salinas. Cal.
landed on a lonely beach only 10
find "A P-40 that had been repaired
and needed only a pilot 10 fly il
back 10 its base. Miller made the
hazardous takeoff sitting in the
lap of native he pressed into
service 50 he could see over the
Shln'S cow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03

o.. the American army earlier experimental with this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-03
Neighbors' Noses
Befrdy Gas Hoarders

CHICAGO, Dec. 3 QNS).-Gas-
oline hoarders were being exposed
today by the unsuspecting noses
of their neighborS.
Officials of the Peoples Gas
Light and Coke Company reported
that more than 800 telephone COM
plants of gas leaks" were traced
10 gasoline hidden in Easements,
kitchens and clothes closets.