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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
BY ERNEST NJ. HILL
United Press Staff Correspondent

PRYOR, Okla, April % -
CUP)- Rescue workers dug in
TO wrecked buildings in the war
boom town of Pryor to d a y,
searching for victims of a tor
nado that killed at least 70 per-
sons.
They expected 20 find still
more bodies in an area of two
square miles, which had not
yet been searched.
The business district Of the
town T2@3 ieTeled ~ Ne storm.
which struck during the eve
ming rush hour yesterday while
5000 construction workers en-
ployed at the Oklahoma Ord
nance Plant were on the streets.
The Red Cross reported early
today that 70 bodies had been
recovered and that at least 800
persons were injured, m n y
critically. Three thousand were
reported homeless.
RALLY VOLUNTEERS
Doctors and nurses were sum-
moned from nearby towns in
northeastern Oklahoma TO ard
in treating the injured. Truck
loads of foods and supplies were
sent into the area and Red Cross
disaster workers were called
from st. Louis and Oklahoma
City to aid in providing help
for the victims.
The tornado swept through
Pryor shortly after the change
of shifts at the S8O,000,000 ord
nance plant, but it skirted the
plant.
State Highway Patrolman &C.
Gil Fishburn, who was driving
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Reds Attack

BERLIN (FrOm q m II
Broadcasts) April 28-(P)-The
SGerman high command report
ed fairly strong enemy" attacks
on some sectors Of the Russian
front today but said they were
repulsed with heavy Soviet loss
es and that German forces gain
ed local successes" in attacks
on the central and northern sec
tors.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
7 Japs Downed

GEN. MACARTHUR'S HEAD
QUARTERS, AUSTRALIA, APP
riI 28-UP)-United States and
Allied fighters shot down at
least seven raiding Japanese
planes over Darwin yesterday
to bring their two-day bag to liz,
Gen. Douglas Macarthur said to-
day i'm a cOmmunique.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Urge Storage

ENID, Okla, April 28-(P)-
The nations wheat farmers were
urged today by 'ecretary of
agriculture Claude X. Wickard
TO start building more farm stOr-
age at once and told that future
production goals limited to co.
100000 acres for -four milling
might be necessary to maintain
parity. Excess wheat would 10
TO industrial and feed uses.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
RAJ Hits Anew

LONDON, April 2S-UP)-A
bomber fleet, escorted by
swarming fighter planes, raced
over the Dover Strait in the half
light of dawn today for an at
tack on the French invasion
coast after the sixth straight
night of devastation raids on
Germany.
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Cashier General

LONDON, April % - Up -
Adolf Hitler has cashiered the
163rd German divisions COM
mandant in evaporation at Red
Army gains on the Finnish front
and seeks still more forced la
Dor for Nazi farms and factories,
war dispatches indicated today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Tornado Kills 70
in Oklahoma Town
Rescue Workers Dig for
Bodies in Collapsed Buildings

toward the town, sped through
with his siren screaming and
called to pedestrians:
Get in your easements"
But many looked at HIM In
bewilderment as flying bricks
and timbers fell around them.
BUILDINGS COLLAPSE
Some of the residential areas
escaped damage, but buildings
in the business district collapsed
in mounds of brick and wood.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
lis More Air Raid Wordens
vitality Needed in City
Only Us Of 24O LoeoI Roid

density, he continued.
While most air wardens will
have the responsibility of guard
ing but one rectangular block in
the city, others will have no
greater responsibility in cover
ing twice that area due to the
decrease in density of popula-
See WARDENS-Page 2
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
400 Yanks Die

BERLIN From G er m n
Broadcasts), April 28-(P)-To-
kyO reports broadcast by the
German radio said today 400
Americans had been killed and
81 captured in the Japanese in
vasion of the Philippine island
Of Cebu. hopping up operations
were reported continuing. One
plane, Alt rifles, nine machine
guns and 272 trucks were listed
among captured war materiel.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Mex Tanker Lost

BERLIN FrOm G e m n
Broadcasts) April 28-P)-The
German Radio said today a y
5OO-ton Mexican tanker had been
torpedoed Ht the Ascricai
coast.
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Heart Of Industrial Ruhr Blasted by Raj Raider:
ate X X X
bulletins


WITH THE UNITED STATES
ATLANTIC FLEET-(UP-Ax-
Is submarines apparently have
found Allied conveys to be death
traps, and their blows now-as
in World War I-are concentrat-
ed almost exclusively against
lone vOyagers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-28
Maxi Ship Sunk

LONDON, April 2S-(P)-The
Admiralty announced today that
a big enemy supply ship has been
sunk off the Norwegian coast by
the. British submarine Trident,
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laps Menace
Road toChina
Advance Threatens
Route for Supplies

CHUNGKING, CHINA, April
28-(P)-The japanese appeared
today on the point of slamming
shut the Burma back door to
China and pinching off the en-
tire British-Chinese defense
forces.
Strong reinforcements from
Malaga, driving north and east
through the Shan states, reached
points only go miles from the
Mandalay-Lashio railroad.
So closely threatened is Lashio
that essential military supplies
already have been moved out
and many inhabitants have fled.
The fall of Lashio or of any
point a ong the bonnie railway
running southWestWard to Man
dalay would further restrict the
already difficult transport be-
tween China and India and
would threaten the defenders of
Burma with disastrous entrap-
ment.
TANK THRUSTS
Latest dispatches from the
dry hills and river valleys Of
the fighting fronts said tank
led Japanese columns were driv-
ing up the road from Loilem on
the Eastern f.anl- and had reach
ed a point 60 mi es or less from
Hsipaw on the Mandalay-
Lashio road. (This apparently
was in the vicinity of Mong Kung.
Chinese dispatches Identified the
point as Mong Sung, not shown
on available maps.
Other fingers of the invaders
were reaching up to grasp upper
Burma alon., the Sittang and Ir-
rawaddy river valleys, but 1t
See JAPS-Page 2
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There IS naturally considerable
gariakon between localities IN
sse aaxsnart q aue required in
nc cnnxsrKctien % a small meme.
klr FeEazon pointed cat This
ar1a1xzu reflects differences ia
innate an1 II methods q cen
To zsHow fm It's variation. me
HAS spos cnek was cunaucted
n fw widely Mparssez cities
Kefe ssaaFe rs er . large vol
mn ~ cnnxxuctlon urs1er the
TIA program tbs sear.
CsnxaEaeszsn TIRE
T rck Showed shaf II La
Snxe.@ ; representative Aarnpls
recent FHA insured sm2l
sun aexe wupIese1 Nlshin az
avermee construction tsFTae q 81
xnekauE dave ard o. caiends'
ava r. Ckeaea ths sversgs
obstruction tire Nss shown &c
q working aayx an9 s. cal.
n days "a Agiansa lhs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

Rer0deifnE sna hasldlnE'
car crzssAaue here eken under ire
n3 cnsNssuesson conservation =
asx ~ he War pTpaurtinn Buara
hexassse shA j. "a established 4
tense saHazane critical ares Ha
GnK pEumess razy h. approved IND
prsaztsv assistance granted fm
egzssuuessan when ezusntzal e So
waF cMaee
: Scarcity uf i5x1nK acruuaza
datlnxs "a defense areaz anA ~
Importance us speed r. r~uvkaEnK
aadifiursAi tEaastng facilities p1e1
emphasis On usii3Eng ~ aeas1a-
bs structures
Tn suztsnsra h03aex fit right
ntn tne rlzn 81 preparing faefA
lies fUr wsr nd4xtry wuFkrrn md
thrir sassssses hecaaan ukaaEls
these early days n~srszxusrex azt
large efsoaen in pguxHde twn e
rso7e apartments ard car e r.
pared faxsar ard eaear9s Ear
nasiasnE fruxn Chr gssur6 - \
vital f0rsuw y thek usnst ~ ~
eElsrag materials alFeady ma =
- pAaee n thsze S~truraaaez
pianabanG although nps ne 80
maSesH Hszsalis IS n tire hAs
and q eu9rz0 the wsaer and dTa2
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
EMlM 5
SSST For Families with High Standards and Modest Means

program AZ DxfcnSe HuussnK IN
affance andeT T5tts u q ~
NatiouaI HouSing Aes viii b
reflected shortly n an rncreNs
INC narnher q ruenrlcteu nrw
hasurs IA aefense areas BY Aag
"a ; total 81 IlsE new homes
he,aE fsnarccd under Tie VI h4a
sern stArted. uith mesf Of Nhis
construction haying heen started
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19
LandPlanning
EEc0n0mY
States FLA

Casa uaaasnx 6sa aas a& te
shs ea "a lard assnA 4
unn1nga ~ t9 FeaEs.
Haanx AawHasten
cna p5annsnx srs4aIy ar
eru@ shx east fnsu4gs kns
gymnastics a. Unnecessary
streets saN avaace IS exess
save ard unaeeaaaYv ga1rg
ana "a securing Inv makansala
nAn af sateaas A0 Fassscs
81 aassa3usl pxuFtfs3 are tzr
guenssy lnrsvasss naraWa g Nar
ENssse appsas created
H3 s Fsderai Hmastae 40.
niinaessassan Lard Planning ~
An apez4tra e help nnpTu9e
n4s5sVaaan paauzaE M anssNu
81 se sap iasesls saxeshee wlit
3 SUGGESTED sevse9 ptan The
zsvsa Esvnsgs saas hssN tns -
pleasaas ~ Land wssuntm9 pm
.esp4a mezis result So 3 Hswr
~n2esssEzaE eawuan.ty pux Sc 3
msax eetaas Wuduct ard be
q a~sses F@k
In lia swxssd plan shs ha ARE
rs = tae Street, * rHsse. And tareg
Nas sasar saan sun @a3 ssfes
uteFAsm haee aeesn provided
aas ssrsHssase sssesas ear
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

18th. and kitchen merely mod
esnizrd with plywcod cabinets Be
fGxp conversion there were three
bedrooms ard hath upstairs Nnw
there are = kitchen ard dfnette.
Irving room bedroom and bath
Tn some caSe1 Il would not be
necessary 70 add secnrd hathl
Partitions were huil1 in fE ply
weed for speed IN errcflgn ami
case q installation Badly bat
tered walls wegw covered with
plywond ard thsn pspered. either
walls merely Re papeTsd PANT
played = major role n tise reno.
vatsan 10 brighten old woodwork
Such rehabilitation projects.
when undertakes 70 provide hous
mE Tor workers IN Mar Industries
are entirely II accord with the
about effarF for virturv. How
ever. II now Is necessary to %
tain express authority % start
construction q reuaodeling CT =
house WhencNer the work IS 70
cost more tran $500 Application
Is made through FHA field Of
fices FOX tire WPB authorization.
Many building materials are
not On the list q critical mater
ais and Do not require ~reference
rassnga afirs IRE right % baii9 rs
m2n established ux n rstarh al
these nan critical materials and
Is little e INC scarce materials
zz possible u order 70 bolster the
war effort
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-19

Controlk
Important

ssanv los res hoxsw are usa
ais egils ma hea expensive Land
she rroolem as n~riEhsoFsuSsd cen
fral Is az considerable snlpoFs
asses acrneaang 10 FHA lan1
planning officials
Tm Federal HossssuE Admin
arashsn g. osgactAl declared
as Always rrengnaxed inst orr
az tx csegt EArtnra IN te RAPID
8rusrrasslan of srzideusssl vaiar
3 the breakdown 81 fhn Hcizhsuz
hood engtfuznraa Taa pzrse
alaFsY sppsnm e. fmme n a
aa prev range heeaae they
must b. h1sH an &x expensive
lard
sssea al gaA kzn6 are p1ten b.
ean9 NfseFe AzssS 2sc 2fg VERY
msNe4 ana IL q ne1gahnxheaa
@hh Il permitted q deVei0r
la a. uncontrolled rasnnrF. wuaha
Aau rxrase ~ uely. nlsKnsrd sce
taet . po1r ulare - hxe and q
hzd nsrstuer fex hsaza tnx owu
81 ara tse s-snzaeanE rsvupanx
ne FeaaFaE HrAt4an& Adratn
asxssssn sakra eseFm - prwvunI
sss n=7
Developers fuiEa rs Lard
paAunsug OEeann
Planning good nefnoad
he'd nns ed e. IRE es0t ~ IN
property hut sauxrld &sve anrex
essarN expNnN h wAS asserted
T6enaxn gm1 planning she arsas
gwen over h streets ax Fesa
- sne wAanaafn necessary IS.
uru efFraEasaan ard service
Tm usaxluFum uun1@ - Ncls
SHAPED &aae bots are ecgre
al tne aaagess srrsn unaon
eunsaoslec ae * adjacent land s
msnzraarrd
Protective Covenants ARE 80 Is
Mneh gzslsFn f aeeaaary COZ
sfaI 81 hand e ard r~llmauat.
re danger - arsaaasasx shae
Necessary saEess Improvement
eas& sspals and sanitation ~.
aI pwpsfdea - I'M psaaHed lo4
enaa ueghhxwnnud ana Sen ~
amanAans wesI wi4aln fae shsIsts
y ~ mas ws.h iuw neaue i
a3s
sek rsa Inn rras sswss- {,