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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
Farm Operations To
Be Accelerated In
Jackson County

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ensae EFean All0at pfas54wfioo IS f-1
ara Feed etesla farmers afe aAkN4 q
Ire smINNsAlR4 ~ giving slaeuiiss
d TIE urgent fUtm "a llgkAa th3l9
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- kmaakhN ed ptnNs IaAnlslfssA
u msss4 em Haaas fTfmlfs s,xs
made atne repair FAftA Nan -
found En1nkfafait6n el1nuM -
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e eEusn ARR ~ t1e fAF'Az ElEss I'll
npeups. ~aEzxeaizzs q a 4 FxAssAiln.
county A3Hn4
i psexs q sfrsh Lard miKls bsst
~ a@sa1ea - vegetables, n Is kNzz1e
NJ eAT eesn 70 sNii " Ne hFfnF
ramps ~ fstfe al>erf1i ntls
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- MiH2 drains dlM ~ rlnNea AIT
n ere - mtuse nTlds. tsEe42 aAa
ara 64snsHsef WOOD needs eaKiink
buildings Aaxd Manf feYMifN. spFstsa
ioN Massa teEfanfM ixxa FeEmlEknN
Ana ! fnN nsW nftss nesSt haliixsluH
h&fnsss nFnn tlasN me manlme nee
- - hhals0 osfts and ~ garden
M mEzak u da2ie eaEfH
MFEfy fegasef Hn1 MA fafnslF Asz
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13
OCEAN SPRINGS
NEWS


rrum Last wrrks
Ar. and Msx Arthur cnfrhet an
nounce me eneaeeamni q thelf
d~auKfsiaf. KiseFA - WliliAEa Ross
OF Bihcxl The wxadin8 vii t2ke
place Ia the neaF future.
n
Gus n Nelson spenx several cays
In jackson IA TIE tnsesFst cf HouM'
Htgi les which provides for the e&-
tahlisnmenf 81 an experimental STA
ttns at Trupscnl Gardens Mr. Mel
mon rcp1Fsx much fAvuFahle aett0n
made 80 Tar On the hsil and Is very
hopeful that q final favorable votr
vii BE- made.
o.
Mrs.. Kari Maxwell president Of
thr Ocean SPRINGS Parent Teacher
Association. accompanied reEwnsen-
tattsrs from pRaaNuniat p r. A. 10
Jackson lass week. b ne interest cf
increased appropriation fuT school
purposes IN the state.
3d.
Charles Carr and Harry LEE are
spending the week end M Holly
springs
-
Robert De Pas of New Orleans
was a house guest this week o. Mr..
end Mrs Ralph PAifnes.
u-
Miss Esther Ryan entertained
Mrs Ralph Klein. nee Ellie Max
wEll. with q linen shower ai the
home Of Mr.. and Mr. Ffed Ryan
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13


HAIRY u HAas ef Neu usag
t NMky nashs sga Hnas
ntsh Ma uw MEN 4 p NAN.
say re hn SATURDAY nNht ~
Cleveland 0an where lte waa ~ 81
wsrsa ksafe a. GsatsFF3 81 bAM
o
Msare wNkm nka aa a. ar
A. ~ 1890 Walsxr Mi SAM
80 - $1,000 - q mtsefe
~ hsn men eate4 b aecrm =
nxatlnn wsla he intefnai Nrx1tUe
Department
cuneratuaassons sFw sxsendrd te
49, .-s 49, -sxa.slgsk MMke wt.a m,ere
wn,sssws 81 nNmnie. Minassfrah
n.esrsanx Mnnsrn II flse nArsaAl
rsarrh A. MAR wAs Msns Mlaarsxi
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vanreaxe raaasAatsa arhusd
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hitie scn afs esse.aanE me erk y
haaa@eafK snsfe ~ hApNn a.
tsndins > Defense sctpoi epnier
Friends VII rN&rst - learn utat
MIS- Neftie Z hNRff, sister 81 MIS-
nfaalaitaE. = ~ nc baloAi
CITY Hospital recovering Prom .
sfkkts At&afk 81 4ge4aeSlsAt pk1E1fstQ-
ma Mszay WISHES 49, exlNnAssu 2
net slsessaf restoration 70 neAath.
ksx q II MeHfsae pfearfird nan~
daT morning ana eFening ~ y
Vancieays Afthouiss Church.
Friends are interested e learn
q the sfasaeelnent and approaching
marriage Of NeIsh g Ramsay Of
vAl1rieaYe and Miss Ruth Stirred Of
4 H@AH#0M4H M4M ftMI&# EFtWt NW NNkN
piare SATURDAY Nsrninss feb H. ~
the Lutheran Church "a pascn9Cnla
james Lee. member 81 tiss faculty
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

~nu1atAon ia
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however. km
hvds address
nt gwen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

and unsa ali esws ase wezEseA Kerp
ewes ewFsfx aaxttz1e en- wnsaef graz
lrag Il available K KfaeaN \ mra
KusiirsR4ss q maAiatAln ewSs "a saEvnk
ne9nanhan e4eh eme aseall1 ~ tra 4
m IA pm1nas Il sfMen and all a
the Ak41e hNanaN lsAs taxs via n0n
sa1ne TnN 9Fain raftn naag euu-
sisA 81 J farm cnFn. ; paris eats
ara part eesaeaa eeeMi, o. b.
cAn b I raEt1 ceEn and / ps14 cots
tnnsred mra1 Pxoxsde \ alrH eGlA-
ccn4 81 fseh6x kna AolH tot shelter
frun s1TeFe aeAtsseF during fnmh~
ING Lets 81 ane4 IA shsth N0ek
b ccniinen nEants AhcuM ~ ore hng
and mnie pFuof pgek Al lkmla ~ :
weeks cd ard eassFAle ram sanAns
~ &he sa9ns ssrne peernabeF 3Amu-
My ana February aasmta shnufa ne
INSIDE 70 aseraxr 81 psantst hg shs
lass 81 Mas.
LMrk Of eruuth a eniFsa and
yeaFibnxs and actual drafh ~ large
numteEx ocxur zach year - i ~
suit 81 intestinal patNsiin2 Many
farmers arr preventing thlk ioe b.
treattnz usrlf calves and yearilnat
h order O. cuniroa m~festatinaa Nume
who have ueesl phenothMxine report
satisfactory reNuil9-the dosARn n
Z grams for earn pound 81 nfr-
weight Is thr animal treated Others
have USED white Clea6-freT3 naso-
ilne with reported satisfactory re-
suits The gasoline dosage IT, :
ounces q while make sure Il n
iead~fFnel gasoline IN n equal vol
anne 81 sweet MIX ~ > drenrh The.
sweet milk lekznnA the DANGER a.
.sifaneifng thn calf DrenrhinR should
always Be done with extreme care
with the head q the calf NOT hieh.
e. than Is hack 4 soft drink bot
tie may be used for uae purpose and
The cali NAV Be induced 10 swallow
BY scratching the nouf a. It's mouth
with finger tips az ieft hand These
young animals should be treated two.
or more times m the fall On winter
and again before turning ON pasture
In the spring. TMo to 8 teasYsu0ns az
reinforced eodllsNr oil daily often
win bring scrawny, poor- conditioned
calves 10 thrifty condition n acccm-
panied b. liberal feeding o. corn.
oats. bran. and coitanseed meal O.
soybcan meal. and green leafy hay.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

me tempznzHRxe anztsmes rises
% 10 deuea II TIE shade IN
May = fhe rznlaH an4 drops 10
around = dzsEea i Deazmher.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Carriages IN England during ll,e
reign Of Queen Elizabeth wrra
called ewhsrIlc0sez.s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

HAebIIGfane haa Increased ~ =
ueF eens 4 nlsAt n nan ; yeAF -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Farmers having sheep should
save their lambs = careful stock
management especially e this time
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Plant fruit trees now. Examine
roots Of nursery stock rs soon as
received and II they are not moist
soak them in water for two hours.
Keep roots damp and protect from
sun and wind. When transplant
ing Is delayed. the nursery stock
should be -heeled in By spreading
roots IN trench and covering them
with moist soil Dig holes suffi-
bending them and for trees 70 be
ciently large 70 receive roots without
set from one 70 two inches deeper
than they stood tn the nursery. RE-
move all broken Or bruised roots
before planting. Thoroughly pull
verified top soil should be placed
about the roots and firmly tamped
10 prevent roots from drying out no
not place manure or commercial
fertilizer IN direct contact with
roots.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

Americans eat On the AVERAGE
about 50 pounds Of beef 3 year. bef
only about five pounds Of beef 70 the
person Is consumed On farms in this
state A family Of SIX can Use 10
advantage 80 % go pounds Of farm
raised ard fattened beef 4 year. A
small part only Of the beef raised
on Mississippi farms has been used
on the farm due 70 lack Of nonyen-
lent ways 0f storing and handling
Community and county curing
plants today. soEae Of which have
locker freezer service. make praetica-
Bile using more fresh beef b. farm
people than formerly. Many farm
families nov ~ have 3 variety Of
meats any time II ne year b. using
such plant facilities together with
methods Of preserving such Is can
ming and curing. Extension bulletin
il3 available At Four county agents
office. shoss methods Of cutting beef
70 give TIE largest number Of most
paiatable servings.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-02-13

The standard formula Tor farrn
curing pork recommended b. tae
Mississippi state College extension
service Is 6 pounds god grace tabie
o. dairy salt 2 pounds brown Or cane
sugar o. mola@es. end ? aarices salt
peter There aFe 4 Huod many modl-
ficats0ns q this e-1=z formula. how
ever with IDEAL conditions S pound
Of salt Is probably sufficient where
al Is ahs9teds Bat ne practice
Is 70 Use 8 pounds. IS nth the dry
cure some salt always falls of or
drains away. Generally recommend
ed pFactlce Is = ase s pounds * sail
Ia farm-euTzns heavier eals. Nhiie
s pounds ~ = ezzazzen Il cuts
r cured II cod storage. 4 curing
mixture Of 5 pounds Mif. : pound
sugar. and z ounces q naitpeter s
recommended foF bacon and other
light pieces. Extension bulletin g.
available af Four count. agents Of
flee gives methods = cutting and
necessary detailed instructors for
curing PORK
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

America club women Junction
Ing .7rouah the Advisory Council Of
he Wonens Interstate Section Blu.
49,. p.i,.,,z.- ~ No
'e'' u '9''e ~ '''''7'
2arimen' VIII cooperate WIN me
WAAC 10 obtain the 100000 strength
recently a. ao- zed by executive
.~-or - p..s.ao,, poose.ol.
..-....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VI d n' '-o'' "'ue
plan for CIVILIAN Womens commit
tees 10 sssis.-communi,y Women's
Army Ayv5I5srv Corps recruiting
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Chambers Fights
Election OF Jones

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Jordon W.
Chambers, in his suit conlesting
The election of Ellis Jones, offered
testimony before the Circuit court
here last week that Jones lived at
282O Stoddard street and not in the
Fifth district for which he was
elected constable.
Chambers. a Democrat. was de-
lea,ed in the Nov. 3 election by
Jones. Chambers contends that he
IS entitled to the office until quail
fed successor has been chosen.
Jones asserted he lived in the
district. at 1924 Belle avenue, and
that the Sinddard street address is
that of his undertaking business.
and the home of his wife, from
whom he is separated.
Rent receipts dating from May,
1910, for the Bell avenue address,
were shown to the court.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Mack WhiteAwarded$3,
In Suit Against Mo- acific

Without further ceremonies. the Of
ficers bounced upon White. kicked
and beat him and took him from
the train.
White brought a suit for damages
and was represented by Attorney
Silas E. Garner, of the Peoples
Finance building. The case went to
trial December 7, 1912 and was sub.
mitted to the jury Wednesday
morning about II o'clock. The jury
returned with a verdict for the
plaintiff in As minutes awarding
him $1,000 actual damages and
$1,000 punitive damages.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Treasury
Ends Local
Segregation

An agreement reached between
W S Thompson, deputy commits
sioner in charge OF the Chicago Of
fee of the U, S treasury and a COM
m.t.ee of civic leaders this week
calls for elimination o. all forms Of
segregation now practiced against
Negro employees and abolition Of the
two Negro divisions.
The decision 10 end the un-demo-
cratic practices was decided after
conference Thursday attended by
Jesse O. Thomas, representing the
treasury department, Washington;
4. L. Foster. executive secretary.
Chicago Urban league; Morris AL
.cn. Fair Employment Practice
Council Of Metropolitan Chicago;
and Austin H Scott. consultant on
minor.;ies Of the War ManFower
commission in region six.
Announcement OF the decision
climaxed a fight wascd since last
summer against the pattern of seq
regation introduced in Government
"a. agencies when the bureau oil
public deb; division mixed here
.sst sumner Leaders IN ihe fish'
we're members o. the Msrch or
Washington Committee directed by
A Philip Randolph 80
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
HARLEM SETS
0BJECTIV s
FOR NEXT YEAR
Peoples Committee Rally
Jams Ballroom With
Audience OF 1000

NEW YORK. y. Y.-Har-
-. Iol;ao.ol i+.oIf 60 - oro
leIii ueuie"' i'9eii ~ " PiO
gram for l943 at a huge mass
ooat;no here of 7OOO nersons
n,,--
IN the Golueh Hate hdlIrooih'
Sponsored by the Peoples COM
miitee, whose chairman the Rev
A Clsv,on Powell the rally heard
-. -, ,ho u.,,s a,d r,.sos =,
d & ~ " VI ''1 '','7 ~
me race s'hee rear hsEoor before
setting is goals for the coming
wear.
S,.rtrs the rostrum were Walter
c...,.z
'.'e' -'''''''
H. Tobias member oil inc executive
board, YMC.A; DE- Max Yergan
Nationa! Negro congress and Coun.
oil On Africsr Afairs. and Eerdi.
49, ..,--
manu- - SMITH, N'''o''S4 war '''''''
union
The meeting enjoyed the support
of almost every major organization
IN the New YORK area ana rep
resented one OF the largest .Au'
dienees seen IN he ballroom
U. S. Local Program
The announced objectives were
grouped INTO two parts nationally
and locally.
With resPeet-to national ooJec
tives, the Peoples committee DE,
termined 10 work locally to develop
support for the fight 10 end as
elimination and segregation in the
armed forces; the adjustment OF
the poll tax; adoption Of an anti
lynchn2 bill; immediate investl'
cation and prosecution OF ndlVld'
uals who have murdered Negro
soldiers; fun use of all recreatlonal
facilities by Negro troops lesls-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Do Kidneys Make
You Get Up Nights?

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
PLEDGE ALL
0UTA|D TO
GOVERNMENT
Atty. Joseph A. Craigen
On Committee On
Nat. Problems


Dlodoi,o .bansoIves IN a
4. i.-,,'',,''' ...,.,,i,,,, ,rocran, :
II IA %i''s " a I'M =. -, - - -,
the KEY haliCndI onINc' > ~
the Kappa Alpna Isl ira
ternlty al ouTneu tneii eliIel
49, u 80 - &C.,, -,
u e'' us 81 80 - w. A,o,u,
''' IA ,t
VIA Attorney O'i' N. So''''s ,',
Kansas 10y MO - anu Po'e'''''' -
pres.diNs" me NsPP'H'e" PLeSeN
me- ~ leu Oh me more "s'''' vi ''.1
SA"p'eI "le'''H7 '-'eH IS 80 40
o0en he'a j" Oo--ii'Ous' I'M
Sn''s'iI'as '.l'e ana d. '''e'' so'.' 80
EOO oe'cs1'es No-'u "a'e ~
p9esenN DeSe-SS u '''e ''
eo"!9o MS SaHee''ee'
The fraternity wen, on record as
Go.dly supporting the United states
In is war against HiIeF.Sm
II pledged itself TO join with all
agencies TO interpret the prob
lens Of war and the rights, prob
lens and responsibilities Of the in
dividual TO the war program.
1ohe.mnaan
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Kappa Alpha Psi Officials Map War Time Program

Featured by hem.spner.eal hght.
litter that transmits Light 10 photo
electric cell. Whiea generates electric
current to move an indicator needle.
. devise has been invented to measure
Illumination prevailing in room IN
s! ad OF reflected light
Pian6s Of 3 Canadian air line have
been ughiened 1870 pounds by re-
shaping the passengers chairs
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
UNFORTUNATE?

Try zANDERs Horoscope Reading for 1879
and invite good luck, Free Incense. Send ESQ
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Press 10 Iron Out
War Problems

WASHINGTON. Oct. % GNS).
Formation of a newspaper in
dustry advisory committee TO dis
cuss problems affecting the war
time publication of newspapers
was announced today by WIPE
Chairman Donald NJ. Nelson.
The committee is scheduled to
hold its first meeting in Washing
ton on October 81.
Subjects listed for special dis
cussion are manpower shortage,
newspaper suppl S,
newsprint conservation, and metal
salvage problems within the in
dustry.
The committee is expected 10
include J. d. Gortatowsky. general
manager of the Hearst news
papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Land Still Says
Organizers
Should Be Shot
BY INEZ ROBB


International News service stan Writer
ASHIN GTON. Oct. o.
While Go Chief Phil Murray and
other labor leaders today rocked
his boat and demanded his head
on a hatch cover, Rear Admiral.
Emory S. Land braced his sea legs
and stood pat on his recent state
ment that for the duration. or
ganizers" should be shot at sum
rise"
The nations war shipping ad-
ministrator and the chairman of
its maritime commission likewise
stood pat on his subsequent state
ment that he had not qualified the
word organizer" with either the
adjective Labor" or union" in, his
now famous address before the In
vestment Bankers Association in
New York as hours ago.
HAS SAID HIS SAY
eve said all I'm going 10 say
and a damn sight MORE" the
peppery old salt declared today,
refusing to give his definition Of
organizer"
1--WE made one statement and
I'm not going To make any
more"
Murray's written request, sent
TO President Roosevelt, asked that
Land be removed as chairman of
the maritime commission on the
grounds that his recent remarks
had endangered the war effort.
Murray's letter was dismissed by
the admiral with a comment anent
the fact that free speech is here
to stay.
"Any one with the money to
buy a stamp or send telegram
is free to communicate with his
President" Land said.
ANSWERS TO ONE ONLY
"But I've said all I'm going Ia
say. There's only one man In
the United States that can get
a statement out of me-" he
added decisively.
II is Murrays contention that
Admiral Land. in addressing New
York's investment bankers on
October 19. said:
THE principal obstruction I'm
the ship building program and
the war effort generally are
union organizers profiteers,
typewriter strategists and needle
boys. As far rs the organizers
are concerned, for the duration,
In my opinion. they ought to
be shot at sunrise.
ut is my judgment that this
statement of Admiral Land. IL
accurately reported" Murray
wrote, constitutes one of the
most dangerous blows at the
unity OF the people of this ma
ton and at the war effort
itself"
The Go president further wrote
the President that the admiral
statement was a direct attack or
the freedom of labor while that
freedom is a pant of what the
world is fighting for
AFL president. William Green
meanwhile, was content to let his
24-hour-old comment on the con-
troversy stand. He declared that
Lands explanation that he had
not used the adjective labor OF
union" in discussing summary
treatment Of organizers" was a
Reputation of Lands original
statement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Must Your Daughter
Risk Happy Marriage
on HaIf-Truths?

Many a mother. reared in days OF false
modesty, breads TO tell her daughter"
Little wonder so many young wives UNI
knowingly risk happiness by using over
strong solutions OF acids for the douche
which can actually burn, scar and even
desensitize delicate tissue.
Today such doubts and unhappiness,
such risks are needless. Science has given
womankind Zonite. So powerful. It kills
instantly all germs and bacteria with
which il comes in contact. Deodorizes-
by actually destroying odors. Protects
personal daintiness. Yeti Zonite is non
caustic, non-poisonous. safe for delicate
TISSUES. Over 20.O00.000 bottles bought.
Get Zonite at your druggist today.
Free Book Tells intimate Facts
Frankly written booklet feminine Hy-
giene Today" mailed FREE. in PLAIN
wrapper. Write: Zonite. Dept. 332F,
$40 Lexington Ave-, New York. N Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22
Blast Kills Boy, 7

VENICE. Cal, Oct. % (INS).-
David Valentino, Z, poked burn
ing corn cob into the end of a
40-gallon drum that had contained
gasoline. The resultant explosion
blew him 40 feet, killing him
almost instantly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

Heavier, warmeri 2S% new
wool, 75% cotton. 33z lbs.i II"
xS4". Pastel plaid blankets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

Sensationally low price for
soft, quick drying quality
towelsl White and pastels.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

Bargains in highly absorbent,
softly mapped cotton. Tubfast
pink or blue plaid. 26"x34".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-22

Glorious Fall prints in a fine
rayon crepe. Crown Tested
for wear, Instability So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06

81 500: Mohawk Liquor Corporation. 81. 500
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Rea, -, 500, +.
C. Clayton Company, 81 900; Detroit
stoker Company. 81 900; Hughes & Hatcher,
Inc. 50 OOO Kendrick Manufacturing Com
pany and employees. 81 900. Clayton a. Lam.
bert Manufacturing Company, Sl,750.
Max Il. Kerner. 81 $50. Most Rev. Arch
bishop Edward Mooney, $3.50; Employees
iof Atlas Pattern and Manufacturing Com
pany. 81, 900: Banner Laundering Company.
81, 600 Bereznitzer Aid Society, 81, 600
q rith sholom OF Detroit. 81 900; the Cal
vert Lithogrsphing Company, $1,000: Grand
Lawn Cemetery, $1,000; Keshenever and
Bessarabian Aid Society. 81 900: Roman
Cleanser Company. 81. 900; Temple Beth f
School of Religion. $1,000; Acme Paper
Company. 5000: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s
Bling $500; Mrs. Lewis II. Jones, $500
Waiting a Lerchen Company, $50.
william r. Hamilton Company and EN-
Ipioyes, ST6i: Mr. ami Mrs. William r.
Kaplan, 500: Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Il
waterman. 500: Gold Star Products, $500
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Frank Hamilton, 5000
Slsterhood OF Temple Beth FL, $500
DR.. and Mrs. Duncan A. Campbell, $500
iChernigover and Loyever Aid Society, $500
tCo-operattve Theaters OF Michigan, $500
Edith Ferry, $500; Mr.. and Mrs. Albert l.
Fart. $500: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bruce How
ard $500 International Workers Order
Jewish Section $500: Mozerer Progressive
Aid Society, $500: Abraham Shapiro, $500
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. spaulding, $500
Westcott Paper Products Company. $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
Crippled Child
Society Plans
War Activities

The place of the Michigan So
ciety for Crippled Children in tho
states war effort was under dis.
cussion today in the Fort Shelby
Hotel as members met in a two,
day session.
Scheduled speaker at the
luncheon was Capt. Watson Miller
assistant administrator OF Tho
federal security agency. Tonight
Capt. Donald S. Leonard. state
commander of civilian protection
will describe the bombing OF
London.
Closing sessions tomorrow will
be given over TO resolutions based
on today's discussions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-06
World War | Barges
Return 10 Service

Two Ford Motor Company
barges and a tug, all of which
saw service in World War I, today
were back in service in World
War ii.
Painted a Sombre grey they
have sailed for an undiScloSed
from the Rouge slip
and will join other Ford craft
now i'm war service.