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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Plan Games, Music

Entertainment will be far
niShed by the WurliiZer Play
mates, a group Of talented young
persons who have appeared be-
fore various USO organizations
throughout the country.
HosteSSeS Will see that all
sorts of games are available. as
well as magazines for the quiet
type who want 10 relax in a
corner.
Homemade cookies furnished
by the Detroit Federation OF
Women'S Clubs and hot coffee
will be served.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

-
ter.
BECAUSE she is a member
Of the Junior League. 80.
BECAUSE. she has one Of
the most beautiful homes in
Crosse POinte. in Michi-
gan. for that matter.
BECAUSE she owns "HerSh."
one of the most striking
looking Harlequin Great
Danes eNtant...
BECAUSE as Lydia MendelS-
Sohn she was one of the
most popular girls ever to
attend Liggett...
BECAUSE she gives one OF
the outstanding parties of
the year on her birth
day..
BECAUSE she Is that rare
combination Of the lavish
and the practical...
BECAUSE she maintains
handsome home in Palm
Beach,.
BECAUSE she adores fly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
MRS. {. HENRY BULL

nETROIT REVIEW CLUBS
IL record OF war work Will he
told in annual reports Monday
morning. al 10 O'Clock, in the
Hotel StatlCr.
Mrs. Carton =. FlScher.- chair
'man of the clubs Red Cross
unit. will report 5.S55l2 hours Of
service 10 the production depart
ment. with $50 garments stitched
up or knitted. and-a4 +tottrS given
10 the Red Cross Motor Corps.
Eight members have won their
stripes Al Red Cross headquar-
tiers.
This club presented sewing
machine 10 the Red Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Knock on Back Doors

Mrs. Day will compile the
final report 10 be sent on to
Washington. d. C..
The captains inspect the al
leyS. They knock on the back
doors Of cottages and mansions.
Of rooming houses and apart
ment buildings. They interview
housewives. maids. houSemen
housekeepers and janitorS. pre-
senting their civic pride cards
Usually they are received pleas
antly as most persons are eager
10 cooperate. But. sometimes.
they arr resented AZ first. How
ever. they generally succeed in
winning over the most intraCti-
bic persons.
A woman who resented what
ahe called interference" on the
part Of the Civic Pride. no doubt
because she was ashamed Of the
condition OF her premises.
learned the name OF the captain.
a few days later She called M
the captain 10 complain of rats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Unit Combs
City for Old
Materials
Nv MINNIE CAGE

ION he Cleanup FOR Victory"
81 campaign and have sdvcn-
ture ann fun
What started OUT 10 he an I'M
Claw0fouS bui necessary war
effort has TUNED out 10 be cN-
citing and personally profitable
for many housewives. according
10 reports made 20 Mrs.. Cyrl
DAY 'ne Civic Pride ASSocis-
son chairman for the cam
palg~.
Roofing ol' their attio> and
store rooms 20 DO away with
ire hazards. IN event o. Az air
rad many Housewives have
found lost treasures and herr
looms for nhich they have been
hunting for years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Districts Have Captains

The CIVIC Pride Association Of
Create Detroit, headed by Mrs.
SD Erwin. - cooperating with
the Board Of Commerce and the
Department al Education IN the
Victory CjraTuU campaign. The
women are using the n. p. w.
system OF zonlnC the city.
Each Of the eight districts has
q captain who IS making a house
10 house canvass IN her territory
10 explain 10 housewives the spe-
cial need this spring for clean
InC out all attics. store rooms,
garages, lockers and closets and
getting rid Of discarded clothing
and household furnishing and
waste materials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Nancy A. Warner
To Wed April I8

APRIL IS is the date Of tho
marriage Of Nancy Anne War
nor, daughter Of Mrs. James
Taylor Warner and the late Mr..
Warner. 10 Peter A. CumminS
Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
A. Cummins Of Birchcrest drive.
The wedding will take place
at 10 A. m. in the GeSu Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Barnett-J aHee
Wedding Revealed

MR.. AND MRS. HENRY
BARNETT OF Richton avenue
announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Lila. 10 Sgt. Irving
Jaffcc son of Mr.. and Mrs Sam
ucl Jaifce OF SturieVant avenue.
The wedding took place April
; IN the home OF the brides
parents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
FeIowships Hell ping
Allies to Win w ar

has worked since 1910 on a
project sponsored jointly by the
Institute Of Technology and the
United States weather bureau.
She has been obtaining new and
significant results"
The educatino group Of the
A. A. l.. w. will meet Tuesday,
at lis p. m, in the Womens
City Club. 10 discuss the home
and school program Of the pre-
school child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

WTOMEN'S ADVERTISING
w CLUB has planned a fun
fest" for service men for this
Sunday evening. starting Al 8
o'clock Al the USO lounge in
The Michigan Central Station.
This is the first party 10 he
given at this USO center. All
SAldiers. sailors and marines in
and around Detroit or home on
furlough are invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Sewing Meetings

This group already has more
than 1000 hours OF Red Cross
work to its credit. At meetings
in the members homes garments
are cut out and started. The
members take them home TO
finish, and then return them at
the next meeting. They have
made many little boy suits,
jumper style, "A difficult job.
The next sewing meeting will
be held at Mrs. Reynolds home
in Argus road, May 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Exterminators Hurry

Within an hour and half
after tho complaint was regis
tered tho Civic Pride had the
eXterminating squad up. Now.
the place IS model for tho
neiGhborhood
The captains Get many COM
plants about The ash men and
garbage collectors from women
whose places are in a state The
captain Immediately calls W
Mr. Warner A. the DPW office
and he promptly takes care Of
the situation
Most Of The captains drive
their own cars 20 The alloys. bW
Mr. Walker has arranged 20
have the superintendent IN each
district accompany me captain
n she wishes. In certain 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

tons the women do ask for
escorts, ---
Mrs. Knapp and the Supcrin-
tcpdent Of her district were driV-
ing through an alley the other
day when thcycame- upon some
boys throwing bottles al one an
other and hYeaking them. caus-
ing hazards TO tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Return From New York

MRS. HENRY f. BEYSTER
and Gail Smith returned from
New York al mid-Wcck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
WE SALUTE
Mrs. C.Henry BuhI

BECAUSE she is extremely devoted mother Lydia and
BECAUSE she completed her nurses frs-aid
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Junior Hosiesses
To Hear Chaplain

"The Junior Hostesesses' Part In
the Retention of Faith in the Heart
Of the Soldier" will be the subject
of a lecture to be given to MEM
bers of the Junior Hostess associa-
ton Monday night in weyer-
haeuser hall at the Y. w. C. A.
at 7:45.
Major p. M. Blenkinsop, chap
lain Of the 1s6th Infantry will be
the speaker. Following the lee
ture, Miss Eva Hancock, USO, who
is working with the junior host
esses will summarize the series of
talks which has comprised a train
ing course for the hostesses. and
from the summary. standards will
be set and voted upon by which
members Of the association must
abide to retain their membership
in the Junior Hostess organization.
Attended by between 800 and
400 girls each Monday night, the
talks have been 50 enthusiastically
received that 1t has been decided
to start new series for the girls
sometime in April.
Miss Hancock announced Thurs
day that the executive committee
Of the Junior Hostess association
viii meet at 4 p. m. Sunday at the
USO center at 18th and Fawcett
to start formulating standards of
dress and behavior for the group
to vote on Monday night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Salvage for Defense Drive
Meeting Success in Tacoma

ing 10 be too popular. If anything
Not that We have too much scrap
given 10 the drive" said Taylor.
Not that. by any means. It's
simply that we have received 30
many calls that our truck hasn't
been able TO keep up with them,
but well get around to all of them
as quickly as we can"
He again asked that Tacomans
be reminded that their scrap metal
will be welcomed by the defense
corps. The funds derived from the
sale Of the scrap viii be turned
over to the corps TO help defray
expenses. All money raised will
be accountable TO the city council.
All those having scrap metal
any kind Of metal, even If it's
rusty-and who are willing to part
with it, are asked to call either
Main 3204 or Main 1888 and a
truck will call for it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

Mrs. N. e. olene was hostess
Tuesday evening to the o. o. o.
club and the following group of
special guests: Mrs. J. G. Raley,
Mrs. H. L. Underwood. Mrs. Ward
Cannon and Mrs. Ernest Whit
more. Sewing and q late lunch
were enjoyed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Jan 5 Search for
Vocalist TO End

Jan King. maestro ut the Gen.
fury ballroom. announces that Sat
urday night viii end his search
for q vocalist, and from the 50-odd
girls that have been auditioned
one will be selected to join the
band beginning March 1. Any
girls who wish to try out should
be on hand tonight as this will
be the last of the additions.
King also announces that he
viii leave March / for a series
of one-night engagements and for
the week-ends he is away from
the Century the following bands
will appear: March s and z, Gus
Arnheim and his band Of stars,
to be followed in rotation by Dave
Coleman. Jack Teagarden, Bob
Crosby and Claude Thornhill.
Girls are admitted free before
$50 tonight.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

Rebel<ah club met at the hall
Friday afternoon for dessert
luncheon and IN afternoon of Red
Gross sewing. Mrs. H. Crelling
was hostess.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

The Tacoma civilian defense
corps Salvage for Defense" cam
paign was reported to be progress
ing nicely" by John Taylor. chief
air raid warden. who is in charge
Of the campaign.
In fact the scrap metal drive.
which began last Monday. is prov
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

heres ho~ to DO your spring shopping the
sess ~oy' hendy book Of coupons thot IN.
whole femiIy cen usel Just like Gosh !, snx
department in the store. Terms to fis your
convenience over period Of s uonths!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
War in Europe
A Year Ago
Feb. Is, l94l

Former King Alfonso XIII of
Spain renounced claims to the
throne in favor of his son, Prince
Juan.
John w. Wofford appointed first
u. S. military attache to ireland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Still Grow
En- Tough
In North
FAIRBANKS. Alaska

FAIRBANKS, Alaska = They
stiil grow EN- tough in the far
north.
Philip Cachur. middle-aged
Russian trapper and woodcut-
ter in the kuskokwim river
district 200 miles southwest
of Fairbanks, broke a leg 40
DAYS ago after falling q tree.
He crawled through deep snow
to his cabin where he fash
Toned crude splint and
clutches, and waited for aid.
Cachur was flown 10 Fairbanks.
and Thursday physicians pro-
nounced his homemade medical
treatment satisfactory.
Many Arctic insects continue
active living at temperatures well
below the freezing point.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

the town hid placed sand at both
schools and the city hail for fight
ing incendiary bombs II necessary.
Nm. o. T. o:srood,s 4-H Meal
Planning club IL doing the next
to impossible by cooking and
serving . wholesome, nutritious
and sppetixing meal for six per-
sons on the slim budget of 81 per
meal Monday Patricia Allen and
Betty Steele were hostesses to the
other members Of the club, Wanefa
Van. Helen Twnrdoelxi and Ruth
stoltx. and their leader. Mrs. os-
good. 1t one Of these dollar din
ners.
sAswer Parties Give.
Mrs. Clarence wetherell of Puy-
allup. the former Gertrude Fox of
Buckley. wab complimented with a
shower Wednesday afternoon given
BY Nh. Odessa Berger. Mrs. Dom
aid King. Mrs.. Jack Ranch. Mrs
Jack Radford and Mrs. Hubert
Lincks 1t tn home Of Mrs. Frank
Rhodes A o'clock dcssert |
luncheon was served to some
thirty friends Of the honored guest.
After IN informal Afternoon Mrs.
WethereIl opened her large array
Of gifts.
"Wednesday evening Mrs. Charles
Van Hoof, Mrs. Carl Mahlin, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hahlin. and Mrs. Wal
ter Peterson entertained Mt the
Chnrles Van Hoof home In honor
Of Mrs. Elvin Van Hoof. Games
were played. with prizes at the
guessing games going to Mrs. 4.
Van Hoof and Mrs. hay Theimsn.
and at bingo to Mrs. Henry Hack
man and Mrs. John Boyle. At a
late hour. refreshments were
usrved and the honored guest
opened. her gifts.
Rsssl.sA Duh Meets
Rebekah club met at the hail
Friday afternoon for dessert
luncheon and IN afternoon of Red
Cross sewing. Mrs. H. Crelling
vas hostess.
Missionary society of the Com
nunity church met Thursday aft
'rnoon at the home Of Mrs. George
ink for lunch and a short bust
les meeting. Mrs.. George Eccles
vas In charge Of the program for
vhich the Rev. Kenneth Short was
be main speaker. Rev. Short and
in wife were missionaries in Bor-
go for several years and only
ecently returned to this country.
can Wooding and Richard Ranch,
ocal soloists. provided music for
be group.
Mrs. N. e. olene was hostess
evening to the o. o. o. /,
Tub and the following group of ,
pccial guests: Mrs. J. G. Raley, ,
Irs. H. L. Underwood, Mrs. Ward ,
annon and Mrs. Ernest Whit
lore. Sewing and q late lunch
,ere enjoyed. J,
You helm yourself when vou huv I
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Y. M. B. c. s Stag
Show on March 5

Eighteen big acts are scheduled
for the semi-annusl stag enter
tainment Of the Tacoma Young
Mems Business club Thursday
evening. March S. in the Crescent
ballroom. So. 18th st. and Faw-
cett ave.
The spring extravaganza, called
the Burma Blitz." viii begin and
end In games. but in between will
be 90 minutes of floor show featur-
ing singers. dancers. comedians
and just plain vaudeville. accord
ing to General Chairman Frank
Murtough.
The floor performances will be
divided into two shows to amuse
those who go home early and those
who loiter until late, the doors
opening at p. m.
Proceeds Of this jamboree viii be
used by the club in its various
civic activities and city publicity
promotion fund, such as daffodil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

You help yourself when you buy
u. 8. Defense Bonds
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
No Shooting In
Moss Point
Mayor Warns

Officials Of Moss Point this
week issued a warning to citizens
of the town relative 70 the shoot
lng Of firearms in the city limits
According TO Mayor George F.
Wood the attention Of the author
tiles has been called 20 the fact
that 22-rifleS are being fired IN
the city. especially in the Griffin
Hammock and the Hodge sub
division property. This Is in vio-
lation OF the Ordinance Of the
City of Moss Point prohibiting
the discharge of any fire arms
within the city and Is subject 70
. penalty
We feel sure Mayor Wood
said. that all that will BE- neces-
sary as 10 call the attention Of
these persons 10 this ordinance
However. We also want 70 make
# perfectly clear that the Law
vii BE- enforced for the pubilcE
protection A 22-rifle = reccs
nixed as the most dangerous uf
al guns II sounds innocent AMI
therefore owners will fire one IN
places where they waald not
think Of firing other guns
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Edward AlsObrook Increases Lead
In Clark's Contest For NewSbOYs

With 40 points piled up n last
weeks sales. Edward Alsobrook
increased his total points 70 fso
10 take 3 substantial lead il
Clarks Credit Clothiers newshey
contest FOR Chronicles Star and
Advertiser carriers
Edward Trehern. who was Sec
ond last week maintained his
place with $50 points. despite
the fact that he vas forced e
miss last weeks sales.
Tommy Mccoy who gathered
n leo points last week. increased
his total 10 295 for third plcet
while Francis Linton. who started
t0o weeks late. piled up another
substantial sale % increase ms
Total to 225 points and take fourth
place
Jimmy Lane. manager q
ClaFk's local store. anneanced
TINS week thas the bags for carry
Ing papers. which vii be ds
lFibuied 20 those carriers sh0wink
substantial increases n sales -
mn contest prizes have arrived
and viii BE- ready foF dlstribuhon
next week These bags make a.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Voncleove School
Bonds Sold Monday
To New Orleans Firm

The Board Of Supervisors Of
jackson County on Monday.
August Ord. sold thirty thousand
dollars oi bonds q the V~ancleave
Consolidated School District g.
White. Halter and Sanford. Of
New Orleans. the price being 81
par. plus q premium 81 S21 90.
the bonds % bear interest Of ga
per cent on the first twenty
thousand, and a. per cent on the
last ten thousand dollars
The bonds wlIl be dated August
/. 1872. and will be IN denomina
lions Of $4,000 each. three 70
mature and become due on Au-
gust LIST Of each year. until 1862
The proceeds Of naid bonds viii
be used 10 construct a new school
building for the Vancleave School
District. and q teachers home. 70
replace the buildings that were
destroyed by fire some weeks
ago.
Pending the erection Of the
new school buildings. the 1912
- session of the school will BE-
conducted In churches and un-
occupied buildings IN Vancleave
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Instruments. Furniture,
Games Asked For Service Men Here

ANY Old furniture today-or
books o. magazines or lamps, Or
gamest
How long since you've been up
IN the attic ard checked Up on
the things there that are stili usa
bic but for which you nc longer
have roomz
Well nows the time to do It
The men Of the Civil Air Patrol Al
the PascaRonla Airport the sol
diers At The Army Recreauonal
Center and the British sailors II
their temporary base here are al
pleading fer something g ST
on. something . read, something
10 play
They made 8 special appeal tbs
week 70 The United Service O.
ganiEauon for furnishings fer
their reereatsaaal rooms and
lounges a. The three bases s.
FAR. these rooms are complete
Is UNFINISHED and many q the
men actually have 20 place 70 81
II Is very evident that TIE
people II raseagouls and Nos
Point have not thought of tbs
angle These men are al station
Sd here faF The protection e
every ciflzen i tbs vicinity end
II Would certainly not b. polite
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Tire Ration
FOrAugust
Is Received

Remaining the same as the Jniy
quota, nine new passenger auto
mobile tires were allotted OF Jack
son County for August. according
70 figures released hy the Ration
ing Board here The new truck
tires. however. increased from i
last month 10 81 Tor August
The number Of fetreaded auto
mobile tires available was CO.. 10
Ia less than the number OF an
portioned 70 tbs county in July
but a slight increase was shown
n the retreaded truck tires with
IS being allowed for August Pas
senger automobile tubes mum
bened rs and So truck tubes weue
included N the quota
Three neW passenger cars can
b. sold in Jackson County tbs
month and IS bicycles Accord
ing 10 officials Of the local ration
ing board. the number OF formal
applications for bicycles last
month did net equal the number
Of inquiries TIE new available
bicycles IN JUS were all sold t.
defense workers. To De eligible
Tor one . person must live a
least q mile and 3 half from work
and have no other mean Of trans
portauon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
ThirtY-Eighi
Finish Home
Nursing Course

Thirty eight women Of Moss
Point and Pascagoala have COM
pleted the Home Nursing Service
course sponsored BY the jackson
County chapter Of the American
Red Cross, Mrs. X. ". Burnham.
chairman Of the Nursing Service
Of the county. announced this
week.
Miss Willie n McInnis was the
instructor m Moss Point where
the following finished the series
Of classes. Mesdames Hazel Bar
Der. Alice Marie Cooper. lone De
Lashmet. Nicola Garner, Addie
Graham. Ella c. Graham. Ellie B.
Hobby. Jemur P. Jackson. Mae
Jones. Georgia McCollum. Lee
Mcintosh. Miriam Monroe, Ma
thalie Rivers. and SalIie Suthoff.
and Misses Bessie cowan, Ger
trude Fellows and Florrie L.
McTnnis.
Mrs Wilhelmina LAWYER on
Quoted the classes In PascaEoula
which were attended by Mes
danes Richard K Gautier, Z. J.
Jane. H. z Seay. Mildred Evans,
Crane Amonetl. Sam Byrd. La
ellie Malion Iris KenneY. Charles
] La1aeys Belle c Lewis. Belle
Foster Griffin. Gladys Quisn. Vera
Skinner, A. K Walker. Miss
Frellsen, Alma Rolls. ". T. Avara,
Linlne B Emmitt. :. H Weir, and
Bertha Torjusen
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Ingalls, Athletic
Club Sponsors
Dance Tonight

A dance At which Johnnie De
droit orchestra viii play VII Be
sponsored b the ingalls, Ath-
letic Club to-day, Friday. from 2
p n II ] 4 n. AZ the United
Service Organization headauaHl
ens. officers Of the club anneunc-
cd Thursday
THIS 5 , return engagement
for the NeW Orleans musicians
as they furnished the music for
a dance given BY the ingalls,
group s short time ago af which
time his Performance was 50 well
liked that It uas decided q give
. seeond dance. club members
asserted His music. which
ranges from the most svncupat-
ed JltteF-bag selections e dreamy
waltzes. appeals TO persons Of
all ages and tastes. II vas sad.
Joe Pardy. president q the
club. IS also chairman q TIE
noor committee which consists q
Lonnle Watts. Bud Pelham. Ton
Churchill Hiss Avalee Willoueh-
By and Tracy Walker Tom Had
lConunaed On Page 6, Section !
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Bombs Subject
OF Course For
County

Appointed as bomb agents for
Jackson County, A. = Megehee
Of pascagoula. Claude Bilbo Of
Moss Point and Captain Ellis
Handy Of Ocean Springs this week
attended q two-day bomb recon
~naissance school held at the
Markham Hotel in Gnlfport
Approximately IS persons at.
tended the school which was
sponsored hy the Mississippi
Civilian Defense Council. The
school was arranged by the state
council wiif tie co~opeFation Qf
local defense councils IN thA
coastal area al the request of the
United States Army. Primarily
designed for the coast counties.
jackson. Harrison and Hancock.
representatives Of several adj
joining counties also attended
Instructors were from EdRewood
Arsenal N Maryland
Tha purpose OF the training
course was TO acQuaint the bomb
agents with types Of bombs and
whether they are exploded or un
exploded The bombs 60 as deep
as so feet into the ground when
they are dropped. MIR MeRehee
explained. and sometimes they
fail 10 explode These must BE-
dealt with Immediately The duty
Of the bomb agent is to examine
the size Of the hole made by the
bemb. judge from that what kind
il Is and then notify the Arsenal
N Maryland Experts will fly
10 the point where the bomb is IN
less than eight hours. officers
from the arsenal told agents At
the school. and take the proper
measures 10 destroy the danger Of
having the bomb go off
Ten Percent Of Bombs "Duds
While 80 per cent Of the bombs
dropped will explode immediate
~ Mr Megehee said. 10 percent
will be- "duds but Is long as they
retain the fuse they are q menace
and may &c off at some change
IN the conditions surrounding
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