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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
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We ae IL feceipa Of = letter from Wilson Rich
Asds eait0r q uae Marine News q New YORK n
nhich hs oenmenas g. me article Nhich appeared II
I'm chrunleie- Star and Mos Point Advertiser Of
March Il. IN which a. article sAs carried concefninE
War Department recommendation for providing an
Entrz-eoasial canal from MoBile through he Ms
s4asippl sound 10 Hes OrleaHz He oeplorea the Lack
8 development sne expansion Ct Americas great
poten1zaz fnland and lutraeoastaI waterway system.
and ~ cauE pat agres with hlm.
II posna e Ia greas saz a American vessels
rlyne M sases q me cut q Mexaeo and ne
Atlanta Ocean 1Eiue 3 rosis IN ne outslae water
Hhch ar INFESTED u1th Submarine TIE Toll has
been heavy and Val = mueh hearief. according to
government offlclAk Al ne uHe the idea q &C.
tfionlue ths nlra-eozsial canals have been tempe
uaulg abandoned fof various and sandry reasons
i s ceFzAznly tragic mat intEa-e0astal channels
aFe ns provided fx thee ships me aangef q
ffsH exposure q attack Uozlia b. ieSsened many times
Thsse changes Eoala b. eeep enough fes shs safs
eeFafIan n re ship srasean9 aaea Anez. YET my
eouia = toe saallos sW zEhnsrae 70 sa6mefEs -
znd therefore faes noa1c b lef Rias afen e ds-
easery They soalo PROVIDE torpeoo-pro0 routes fm
or vessels se eperass. CARRYING usslr care@ q ~
materials ~ sIsal points waaefe fhez aFe neeaed
~ fate e the aem0oTate wofao aepeaas laHfsh
uuor aneresn nela supplies Arc materials HHsa
aan ems reaeh car hlHe "a zaief Route 7 d NOS
Important nsz tnaf ssas sssp b taken = eass or
slpaanE loea ane = ths IHtra=eeasial routes as
- adept=e = insaHe safe eaerasoH e ea saiua as
aaauneH should b. aHaFldea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
EMPLOYMENT INCREASES

The Frderal Resegvs BanE Of Atlanta serving sH
states d ths South reports Al increase Of II per cent
i tte nanbsr a. persons employed IN the states y
serves and 81 increase Of - pa cnt IN the size o.
payFoila during the seaf fsean FEBRUARY. 1851 e FEB
fuaEx. aas2
Alabama iu The states with q payroll increase Of
Isl pr cent for the year with Louisiana next a g.
per cert Tenusxsee HAs tlilfa with ~ per cent IN
GREASE and Mississippi fourth with = PER cert oeor-
ga ann Flasl6a followed with 81 and - PEI cent m
crease. respectively
Cottnn textile mills hii . nsw hAgh IA areraee
daiiy consumption n February reautTing i1<si Daies
4 day during that month. Tnese are just induces Of
Increases IN al lines IN the South. principally on ac-
epunt Of ths war Il Is hoped tsai when the waI
= ever Ne may have such q peace inat We Sih not
lose psAf Ne have gained n ths pas year.
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Irw AYRrs cBors WOOD

Tne h ths heading d . teiseraphie sgaFY o.
LaS Avrss. the celebrated faefion paetuFs stars pres
enl ueeuataau. noe that ~ Is 81 q conscientious
ubieetos4 camp In Oregon, where ~ Is detained and
shich he chose rather than sntsf into military aerf-
ir a tns country wnrh has oone So muth for him
~sbleetion- thai caused him 50 make the ehnaoe
Another CONSIDERATIONS ebfect0s : Mennonite farm
e Of Pennsylvania. sold wfs ha holdings ard he and
has family ell leave for Paraguay rs soon as the
ran eel transportation. ant b i said i1aai other
famiases u thr same TX wIl EolloN suit These mem
Asrx 81 . aaeeH felleian chszci to CONSUMPTION. cam
galsoTg education ard aIieasaues 10 our fiag which
regulations tiasy thnk tines VII not fine IN South
America
Al people Of tus aDoye Kind should be tol6 this
: AaasTiea lovt u Or leaye n The eoanirs Is better
CT without them
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

u s passenger traffic by train in
is4l was greater than IN ans year
since 1925.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07
sHrR4 rALs AND TRousrR CUFFS

u has been anly . fes wears since Ne heard Il
stated time and again and read It II the newspapers
tsai & fhe neh living h China couid b indnoed
To acc . feN inches 70 the ienEsh Of their sniri
tails. 4 would mean the euracamess o. TIRE South BY
largely increasing TIE consumption Of American
epitosa.
BIZ hos var changes fnHagsi
The Wa prnSsueaon Boafe. as Of April first pro
hlnIge1 ths making o. trousers Nith cuffs. TINS to
ksve - mann million yards Of closh. a paragraph
u 9 resent orasf q the WIPE reads Rs follows NO
person shall FINISH pair d trousers made o. wool
cloth xath cuff or cause such 70 b. Finished Win
e.ffs b Others for ms account
Cotton Is nov selling Il more than twenty eeffs
> pound and the surplus Is BENG rapidly reduced
mlliloui the addition 70 the Chinanaanis shirt talA
shhch apparently are n saoft a. ever We ran d.
without cuffs On our tronSeiz ano many other things
such a pocket flaps On our eI4u many Of the pock-
"a ~ nov nave ornamental hands on our hats eics
sifhoai maeh Inconvenience especially Il i Is uo help
Is xsu the var
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MISSISSIPPI DOING ms SHARE


Mississippi great paFf = the National Defenss
effoFt q TIE United States 70 produce men snd ma
ssElah fr tn oouut1Y snd heT Allies Is about 70 agAtn
takk g anahsf Important phase II defense industries
The people e west Poaai zese informed last Eesk thai
construction would D. started almost Immediately or
e nex smell loading plant between wes Point and
Ansrdeen Tha posees Wi meeessilaie the employment
r. err men ~ shs construction alone.
he contribution by Mississippi to tn Eataosa,
Defense sfiorl Is eauallea b iep states u the eoun-
~ GTeai quantities O cottoH neeassars Is the manu-
fscturx q. gup-poaaeT and ether explosives. a. xel
a. fof clothing tent manufacture and other usea hy
f1s armed force ans expessea &c - produced O. Ais
slpa farms b NE cotton pet TINS year
MHsszapp hz Heated within iz confines. aVla-
tlon fra4alas eoTus a jackson Columbus Meridian
Oreenxooe aad BaaN Unite u the army for training
ner aas located 81 CANT Ehel5g neAf Hatlaesbu4g and
e. BEza0ssIas
- RsaaAsoaLa as C me largest salpbuilding
plznz u - soefa Az located salpeulIcIng fof use
b - Ualed STATES kass also IS beinE eaFr4eo
u = B1az where small speedy craft are benz
azzs4ae1
Ds@ Sc hat 3 fev e fhe points sheTt sub
SANTA Ang important National Deienes efforf Is
bena mace - Mzzzzppl The psapie q Mississippi
have nsyeT been founa &antiug h ne defense q the
naiAn Thss solzlsss are su0ng TIE mot p~afTetic
and fearless uo fasg haze engraved inelr names
oeepb IL re Annals a combat hAtor q the United
E14ts MIzzszlpu III mssi ne demands d TIE ar
effort ansanssngy and unseEfshls
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are being used Tor sieid work, with
samples Of the materials 70 Be sent
70 the Columbia laboratory and one
ii Furt Forth. Texas for further
ANALYSES.
we vii nos study Just one phase
Of 1he pailutiou question. but the
KIND OF poiluteuts and methods Of
correcting conditions leading &c
contamination Of the freghwater
areas Dr. Ellis said We are 70
make q complete survey II c0opefa-
tsun with the state Game and FaSh
Commission o. al streams water
uaanf-nfe. types q fish ana other
related matters
Director w r pearman q the
state Game ant Flsh Commission
sad the survey wlIl be the basis for
M regulation 10 D. formulated
later by the commission under thc
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TINS u wARi

Although your usne-ln puEsfass on automobiles.
Washing machines radios and a few ether iuxurles
xhseh used ta h. ~ ineeasiise Eu making sales and
purchase d : thing u abs ps8t Drxls sam IN nh
Ear effuru has naStIasen = nes form ~ aade-in
eaE1nes wnsrii Is compulsory, you mus trade-in yoaF
osnsea BATTERED iuoail-pasie ~ SHAVING cream tubes
oesoTe ycu can eet . new oue.
N craef sens into effect wedneaaas. April Pools
Day bat unrss SAN WASN'T inniing lie meant i and
from nov % lnni h laM Your nrx tube Of tooth
pssss SHAVING csrsm flss passea cheeses cosmetics
ard many atbef artAcles Ecn4 h obtained unless
you prodGat ilr aaea c-natalneg - . unae-in
Eounds farms. auesn4 ~ HuE that laa hvs en-
nnax1z Oh tne seriousness q the sauriAss a Tar 40
baaly nesaeu Tor the manufacture q aafpianes and
other lnple4aeHss q was I7ss source Il supply q IN
ID virtually sus OF with ne JaFanese capture o. the
Dutch IndAes which provided the world win rs great
81 source * supply
The mar pspdariacn board fFnnes tlaaS there ars
tnnamberabar lnsupe q Ia ann TN alleys m ana
fnsns a thf tubes mentioned above on the shelves Of
American bataFuona nnd r.trlaens rs vel. s. u
hns plac-d me responsibility o. salvaginf them Nith
fhe merchant sisa seIs tsest gooos Each retailer Is
Trzpnnsssas ius vital te sells a. TINS case
We meFt told y tins beginning q fniz var that
there wers naany a~acrasioe uhirn ~ would have 10
nakt Little 90 pe realzt that Il wouad conae 70
fhi. hu, i has W. n~d 10 waste and throW avay
nHnoxe1& O. NpE8 kApA ESD HaaAs We &afs2 HaD~
t0nx, and thought nothing o, il We taoaght there
uaa - endeaa supgty d Their Nox Ne nant get them.
SO greatly nesSeo aTs nasss trivial artaelsz n the
naAnuiarture 81 Implements q waf that they are OF
ths market and TIE sacrifices ve are being called
upon . MAKE regarded b tae more aaolcsoeut a.
being unnseessafY are taeiasEnasts extreme. are Jasi
tn BEGINNING And. NJ al have many more sassi-
fees 10 Hazke sherman SAID, War Is henf Hell
Tnk 5 HarI The EoTss waf fse zofld mas ever kn0xni
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

stream pollution Law enacted At the
recent session Of the legislature Dr.
Ira Gabrlelson director Of the Z. S
Flsh and wnallfe Service author
laeo the JOINT study following pas
sage Of the pollution Law
DR. HeIege Eeerstrom junior ac-
qaauc pnysiologEt Is n charge Of
the field paEfF. being assisted b.
Dr A { HiggInb0tham = K MyeF.
/. G. MoHl8eF A S Hale and v. s.
Planter a temporary laboratory Is
maintained here b the federal
group State same wafdeus are CO
operating with the federal experts
They started work al0nE THE Guli
Coast and vii wurk nofthWafG IN
speeding al principal streams II
lie state.
Under the new iRW. the e0mmis-
son i empowered 20 regulate
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Toahy. ~ ms tnN ihsTv b : fa sFratss neea
Sol skalec ard trained mechanics ssAn ever befars
Todas ~ fad great a~ fos trained uoaen. vho car
Ssxr lns1 tn factories and hA vaaanzies cagseG b.
um xAz T1aesx arr naors facilities for training thsse
popls bar eVss before And s. n0N drpends OF tae
AsdlslduAh saaurnsrlvss 70 rsse9px shi traaains
EVER teacher a V~ocAtussai s1ucatsou- either IN
azstssal aeraeaiturs trade q oastrtbutiVs o. hont
uoaumnsez. needs - sivs particular ~rmphasas na thss
uue 70 cirseung taeH usArhius program n sueh a
xay 70 tneludr defenae actsslaes stress and runpn~sa
aaoala b. placed or tAs psussr srAinifg q thess men
arc aamen. eo taat shsy Eszf sAks their proper p@st
IA lns Treas offensive to ps0sest tmF lives and freeoon
a. Ire poogae b. ms sne oliseT great deusaerae.z
Fogao~an4 she RAPID saceesssou q inesosnk ssncs
Dccefuhrg : 1851 II b Imperative Nsat ~ redirect
roi onls our teaching programs hUt oar community
arngitaes in saeh = wAs ~ e csuze tnaSs whon NJ
serve e realzx that every inalyidaa. N esrry com
maulsy IT, Nizsissppl has = responsibility n 4nf
emergency aaa noasas car mert tnas responsibility
If thai indisidaal
4 i gosne 70 cali sor aadisaoflAl effort CT tas
paE1 a everyone. Yet tak additional sfiart and time
mas uatan ths difference between success and fail
urc Il b diflrult g envialon Ia ti4is country 8 Dan
kaFk Of Pearl Hartos q 3 smgapors. yet Il car hap
zen anssss everyone q a. working iaeesheF dsteFfaine
uas s ssoglo not aar8en
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: Is ~ q LITE nafs than 3 generation ago
Lzat Fres.esHl Wilson sseaea fae smith= Hngfaz Act
i8aazarating 3 program 10 sooaasaai training h ne
punik uchaoa q nj aoastu u be exar & zNs
Febzrzfy = 1871 md IN United states zas II me
MIR o weze Va J u puFpzaz wAs 70 train the
yoush 81 81 asuntTx . fl q vatn tne used q skfaeo
ane @ni-zklasc aEzx. neeaed - Efeatz IL tne xar
eflor Ths program 2a Immediately pr into sffer
nue. tn zAne IS or present Defense Training
senoea m zAleh lnoaz4naz tnroaehoui tns STATE arr
enrolled
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Fresh Streams of
State Studied By
Fish Commission
Preliminary slady Made
Preparatory t. Enforcement
q Stream Pollution Aa

jackson Mlg-A thorough sta0s
q uhe ffeahNatsfa q M-ss.Nssupi
meuTatozg ~ drafting 81 rezasia
tons nuceT the usV steam uaIa-
Len las IS be5na eououz6ed b. ne
Z s PSI ard Naldliie sergice md
she STATE Game and Fah Con-
mission
uncef ne cooperative ssrsev.
eKsTx etHeam u shs safe waI b.
zfaoied ana condition. asaaud them
inspected In HaaHlou = rtuszIne
- question q HazaIlou ne federal
exasE& e~anuuesHHE ue sanee VIII
ah1 sigos Hhe HaaH quality = tnr
streams - aileelHa e nouuuau
&c plant Hfe + 1he Hzreams and
III ala estermIHe couaIa1nz sult-
ah#s fQf meN an.ua azoua me
EHHuEluzH stream
= - = e. aenIa aoaaaflr
nHszaalazza uf - O. s FzH ard
NHzlie seHFlca aa.h HHsdquarten
q Columbia AZ tr aHHaet charge
IHHae Ea#eHumaz laboratory aHaeE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

North Cardinals four cigarttte
plants produce more cigarettes than
tire combined remaining twenty
three establishments. located in nine
other states.
Uncle Sam has been training
nsvaI aviators for - years The
Pensacola Fla air station tie Nays
first Was established IN Deeembers
1914
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stream pollution to prevent destruc-
ton Of fish o. other aequatfc life
Stream purity statutes administered
- the State Board Of Health ara not
involved IN the new law.
Several months VIII be spent In
conducting the survey
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-04-07

-FEEEDoM 0F THE PREss ssss nst ssvs
. ksusnap~r tssr rarhG 10 pahaash scAnaaaE
etEnzA tnnsesnf lndlsEanais - Business flFuzS
seillsss aaea FItEEDOM 0F sfERcH Tsvx shs
anessssaai She saaaa ts be-szazAs Ghs FsputAtaen
af sstkt&nalnG eltlaenA attA<R the nasnmnnItya
lsaaAas lzsstitaEzanA. nsf azxl uhixpriag ekm-
palxns aar the saas ssAsun Of aistsrAinx ths
psAar psass Ts sssl4as the aheys rights and
p~ssssssxs. = 10 sna@nesz shs rashss and hzppi.
nena ~ an
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-07
IS Strikers
are Sentenced
Woman Must
Serve 20 Dogs

Mary Touscink, convicted of
assault March Is by a jury in
connection with milk strike vio-
lence, was sentenced TO 20 days
in the county jail and placed on
probation for one year by Cir
cult Judge James E. Spier this
morning.
Judge Spicr placed ID other
defendants, all of whom plead
ed guilty last Tuesday to vio-
lence in connection with the
milk strike, TO one years proba
ton and ordered them to pay
fines ranging from $40 to SIS.
Judge Spier warned the de
PENDANTS that violence proves
nothing adding "if your posi-
ton is proper, you can prove 1t
by properly presenting your case
as provided by law
Judge Spier pointed out that
the persons who inspired the
strikers TO violence are not
present as defendants in this
court room He described such
people as too smart TO get
caught
The judge deferred sentence
for one week Of Anna Hantyk,
who pleaded guilty to disorder
" conduct.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-07
600 Phones
Washed Out
by RainStOrn

Over 500 householders and
businessmen in the Mount Glenn
ems area this morning heard
nothing but a dull click when
they lifted their telephone re-
ceivers. Their communications
had been literally washed out
Long before daylight this
morning repair crews of the
Michigan Bell Telephone COM
pany were hard at work repair
ing the damage and, District
Manager Robert |. Winslow said
today, complete resumption of
normal service is expected by
nightfall.
A dry-winter, plus last night
downpour accounted for it all.
Usually, Winslow pointed out,
occasional rains throughout win
ter. months reveal cracks in tele-
phone cables caused by cold
weather contraction over . Pc
riod of months, which are rapid
ly repaired with but few units
being effected at one time.
THIS year, however. he said,
the exceptional dryness of the
winter lust ended. coupled with
See TELEPHONES-Page Z
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Trailer Firm Experiments
with Pre-Fobricoted Houses
But Covered Woson Output Alone Hos
Scored 354 Per Cent Since Feb.

II the necessary financing can
be arranged, the Covered Wagon
Corporation, Mount G Q m e n =
trailer manufacturers, will prob
ably push pre-fabricated house
of its own design as an adjunct
to its trailer manufacturing and
as an outgrowth of its experience
in trailer production. General
Manager J. Willis indicated in
an interview Monday.
Thus far but one such house
has been constructed. no effort
has been made TO market II as
yet, but il is upon display in the
salesroom Of the Cass avenue
concern. 1t is a house contain
ing one bedroom. a living room
and combined kitchen and din
cite.
II is part OF the firms at
tempted answer TO the govern
ment in regard to the problem of
staying in business in the face
Of defense priorities.
HUGE INCREASE
These have thus far not hit
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-07
10000 View
Air Power
Selfridse Drows
Giont Attendance

The shroud of mystery screen
ing operations at Selfridge Field,
Uncle Sans big air base that
defends metropolitan d etroit
was lifted temporarily yesterday
and long enough to permit soma
Of the crack fliers Of Army and
civilian life to uncork 4 few
specimens of fancy flying such
as is bringing CONSERVATION to
the heart Of Japan's little brown
men.
Topping the exhibition bill.
which was enjoyed by an audi
cnce of 10000 was the spectac-
ular stunting of Captain Harry
Caldwell, with his 30O-mile-psr-
hour Republic fighter. Specta-
tors craned their necks and ohed
and ahed as the Army pilot put
his swift mount through IT.
whole bag of tricks. Spectacu-
lar dives and pullouts highsp0t.
ed HIS performance.
Spectators were permitted 70
inspect an exhibit of q variety
of Army ships including . Con-
solidsted B-24 lonS-range bomb
er. now In prod,letion, q ~
Ford Motors plant, . Loekhoo
Hudson mcdium-F anno 6o0nn&
and Bell Aircobra, Curtis ~
Lockheed P-38 ind other typeo
of pursuit ships. The display a
pursuit ships was especially ~
propriate to Selfridge Field
which has for many years been
the home station of Uncle SAINTS
First Pursuit group Of the Army
Air Corps.
Colonel Mortcn n. l1elIinnnn,
post commandg VIZ uDssgEu
host OF the oc11 81
Oldtimers BIZ ~ esapV
atively small AslsNd1neN r.
Selfridgo show upon &16 Z
moth Army nsy parsde
Detroiters In town. pyU~
a crowd OF 50, 0Oe Ne b6op
small one to observe Such e. y
billions al the nearby Asm4 o
field. q =.
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the concern very hard as an
agreement has been made that
il will market trailers only as
part of the housing program for
defense workers in defense areas.
No trailers will be sold for rec
reational purposes. The limita-
tons have worked no hardship
upon the company. which has
increased its production 354 per
cent since Feb. !.
The agreement was necessary
TO assure the company being
able 10 secure its priority quota
of critical materials such as
steel. used in the trailer chassis,
and plywood. that is used in the
body of the cars.
SOLD SANS TIRES
One unique feature OF trailer
marketing in wartime is the fact
that. while the Vehicles are de-
livered TO the purchasers upon
their own tires. those tires are
stripped off and returned to the
trailer factory immediate!yAupon
See TRAILERS-Page 2
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Admiral
is Washed
Overheard

WASHINGTON, 'oril 7 -
(UP) - In a brief and undetail-
ed communiuue the Navy N
no, ced last night that Rear Ad-
n al J. w. Wilcox, Jr., 60, was
} { overbC rd in heavy weather
during normal cruising opera
tons. The date and locatiC.: of
the tragedy were not revealed.
Wilcox, native Of Atlanta
Ga. became the second Amer
lean admiral to lose his life in
t. war. Rear .'.dmiral Isaac
I-idd was killed during the Pearl
II .rhor attack.
WIDOW SURVIVES
Surviving Wilcox are his wild
ow, the former Miss Caroline
Manigualt of Charleston. S. c.,
and two children. Arthur M
Wilcox, 81, and Mary Manigsult
Wilcox, IL.
Wilcox was born in Milledgc-
See ADMIRAIs-Page z
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Cripps Speaks

NEW DELHI, INDIA, April :
-UP)-Sir taffOrd Grips
called Nationalist leaders today
TO hear the British war cabinets
decision on their demands for
control of midas defense, and it
was indicated that the crisis
point had been reached in negO-
tiatiOns on Britain's offer OF
postwar Dominion status.
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Raid Wdrdens to Warn
All Householders
House-to-House Canvass Opens
in Mount Clemens Wednesday

TO know him. He has some ad-
vice for you on which your life
may depend:
"Do these things when the air
raid warden calls:
81. Have him meet every
member Of your family.
80. Tell him where you are to
be found when you are away
from home-where you work.
90. Tell him about any mem
Der of the household who is i'll
or handicapped. Tell him about
all small children.
-. Show him the room you
intend TO use as refu~e room.
ask his suggestions for fitting it
up. Follow them-he knows.
IS. Ask him what are the Of
fetal air raid warning signals,
the official all clear
sc. Show him your attic or
garrett. ask his suggestions for
protecting il against incendiary
bombs. Also garages or Outbuild-
ings.
~. Show him where gas and
electric shut off switches are, in
all buildings.
IS. Ask him to point out good
shelter In the neighbOrhoOd
should you he caught outdoors
in a raid sometime.
90. Answer his questions -
trust him; he Is sworn public
official. and must know in order
to protect you.
80. Garry out his suggestions
for storing emergency water,
sand. etc, cheerfuIly an d
promptly.
al. Ask him now you can
help. where Y II should go to
volunteer your services. Calm,
strong. able pcorle are needed
for volunteer service. Do your
part"
See WARNING-Page 2
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ed, and the guns Of the forts
laid down a counter-battery fire.
The department also reported
a conference in Australia be-
tween General Douglas MacAr-
thur, commanding the United
Nations forces there, and DR..
Hubertus Van Nook, acting head
of the Netherlands Indies gov
eminent. The latter informed
Macarthur that resistance to
the Japanese invasion continued
in Java, with two forces Of con-
See WARFARE Z
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Subs Inactive

WASHINGTON, April Up
Secretary of the Navy Knox
reported today that German u
boat attacks on shipping along
the United States Atlantic coast
had dropped off considerably
last week and that the drop
might he due to protective meth
DDS recently enforced by the
Navy.