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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Scout Finance
Drive Opens
This Week

A financial drive tof funds for
the Eest Jackson County district
~ Boy Scouts If America began
TINS week with an Increased aun
Il as the goal
Every effort Viii be made u
Haise met less than 81 coo Henry
Coulter district commissioners. d.
elareo and IS mucn over tai
amount as possible
Pointing ouf That the bows mha
aHe left II home are those under
Is wears old and @e all OF Scout
age IL GsulIeT SAID there haS
neveg been q greater need Of the
Scout program DepIoflng the
lack Of Scout leaders. he *
pressed the hope That son 5 tram
nag course ws Dc offered here
I0f men - heed ne TROOPS IN this
district
IL We mad ths headers he sad
Wc caufd form fse more troops
Immediately BOYS are elam0nng
= be- aaWitfea 70 the existing
troops i take money - run any
organization aua there can surely
be no better ~ 30 spend money
than - these youngsters wha
are our ieaae. Of somorfaN
These bass are shouIaefine -
alaonaI responsibilities ulth the5f
cider brothers a. war ard Il Is
TIE purpose - the Boy Scout
program = prepare them for Their
role
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
County Louded for
Outstanding WPA
Scrap COLLECTION

Tho wpA scrap cnllectiof n
jackson County eu tna ire tnontf
81 October ranked suaoag tn Z
best IN thc eutllc state. aceora
ing f. q letter reCc sen Neane
day Is Pete NnceaE manags.
8i thc scrap pile mere. from y
Il Hok sIn general supafinhan1
ani ~ she WpA
According 10 the letter thee
Aefe = conlens with outslan8
l.E ueeards lBr the daily asefas.
s.. scrap collection during otEa
ber ana al these AZ hau partleu
lafy large averages fsnslug
irons 10 COZ e. = $50 eounus eacl
asy
In the Is aaxs thai the VI &
truck operated IN TINS count g
Dcfoiei. Mr Vincent sala 9 -
lal OF a40BI2 pounds u meta aHa
~ 6aa pounds Of rubber was eo
lecied The majority Of THIS sa
obtained from the Paseagoula see
ton. he SAID TINS bring ta
average acre b 3 little mofe iasl
l0.l02 pounds , day
School children thfoaghous 80
country we're continuing tael.
arive TOT the collection oi H
and uabbef. even though Ties -
ROD officially Designate ~ -
sponsorship u the sehoU 81.
newspapers mas passed 8ne aas'
IS scheauled II continue in
as q part % the var clio
lccb A SIX month quot
assigned 20 TINS county g. he 80.
leclea b January ] A. iHl. -.
the school winch has
ihe largest number uf p0uHa E
scrap PEI student VII b. ssa
81 s $500 Waf saving p,
Tue Chronicle star ane Mos.
Point Advertiser
Ne complete reports -.
amount OF seFsp coIlectea aa.
ths period speelircd -
lar activity by the iehoa
- the delay II having tIe
moRea and 3elshee hr
results 81 the nuve eF
ulua - come 10 o. tas Q
a + Negcaee supeanf. 9
schools aua Il seenzez
that - 81 most 81 the
M E.nnrlea - neNI -.
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Ordinances
Defeated
BY Voters
, Only $50 Votes Are
q in Special
Election Tuesday.

Beth proposed af1iusnee
vnted On ~ PaaaEoaila clst0ioFs
MnndaN IN = special cleetisn
Wert defeaiea returns thts week
showed
0aa ordinance providing mi
the raising nf tise ssiagN. - iHe
ussyof md gonne linen tr0al
kIas 81 10 x1o gAf naansii. Was
dcfeabsf by I'll 81 100 and f8e
second ordinances providing for
sn increase ia The lax levy not g.
exccea four mills. ~ desratssi
lsg Is IL
a tolaa ~ unlt 2Ha eoies afaasif
ofle third ~ the qualified electors
~ paaaKoslia = rasi u the
elsetfgn
Thr vote IS precincts wa a.
fellows
Sctknsup Nsfts Hsih Precinct
fm tie Increased taz levy -.
against iltr Increased TAX levy.
60. Total vote ia Dor the IN
crease Of s~alsfas 81 against the
increase ~ a~siafie - 1plal
v0ie ~
South raeaNgilH Precinct
fuf increase af taX levy. -
against Increase 81 la levy. -
Total xvfc s. Pos increase 81
salaries 3 against inefeasg ~ sal
afifs 81 Total vote s.
NORTH Paseagouia Precinct =
Kol increase u Tax levy
against increase % TAX ievy -
Total yotc fof Increase 81
@hfIes ~ against increase ot
salaries IS Total vote. IS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Charlotte Hyatt
School Dedicated
Al Ceremonies

Al special dedication exercises
Aeld shnaay afternoon the
nanc Charlotte v HYATT school
g. bestowed on the Mos Point
elementary school IN hunof oi t8e
memory Of the teacher VINO
taught IN lhc school system there
tot more shan 80 years
A Photograph 81 Miss HYATT o
elipicd 5 plate u honef on the
stage against . background If
white ehfs sauthpmums and a
large wreath 81 the same flowers
wss presented Il members oi the
family ol Miss Hyatt bs Mavog
George Wood who made the form
ii dedication Due 70 present
conditions. q suitable plaque com
memosatlng TIE school "a the
memory af the teacher va unob
lainable Mayor Wood explained.
bat this sill be placed al the
sehool as soon Is possible
Newer since ! nave dsen may
co. he sid have Z been called
upon O. de- anything which gave
me 81 drapcr pleasure than ihe
asdlcaunk 81 TINS modefa nes
6aisdine Il the memory af . WON
81 who ald 50 much lof the
yaaBg uofs and girls who went
- sChasaI under hef
Tho invocation whleh Opened
TIE program Was gwen oy the
BeN john F Brock pastor oi the
Flrsi baptist church and X v.
Hufnu.H gsSe a resume 81 the
BEGINNING ut the movement =
nssrp ths school FAR Mss Hyatt
TINS Was begun a. a meeting q
iat Rotary ciub bs @ resolution
presented bv " : Stewart ana
unanimously adopted bx the ko
lsHIaus Mg Bufnham recalled
HH0 Mss HYATT pupils had lowed
and respected he and What ~
outstanding cbaHaetoT Mis- Let.
He haa eeer n the entire see
Hsn
William Alexandsa. who va
superintendent - schools IN Mos.
raint NHeH Mss Hyatt began ne
teaching eageeT. commented 81
ne CONTRIBUTORS q the teacher e.
fHe school system
80 teach Htte ehiidsea 90 Use
ana WORK together snd Ike BE- .
ne of fHe great accomplishments
ana biggest factors ol eduestaH
He sstd III is Ire teacher ot tas
6os aud slr. eaa IS Iast start
lna schooI SHE builds character
aud directs tie formation II
proper attitude
Rev. ingram Guest Speaker
The eaesi speaker ul TIE ce5e
mouies 0as Mss Hyauk foEme.
pastor r. the EHst Presbyterian
church the Re- a e ingram
nov oi Bogaiusa
We tnlnk We have daue great
things Is salo. Ehen We busld
great baIIalnes cities end gos
Iesumeuls Bui tie greatest NoHs
Continued on Page 6 Sec =
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Gas Rationing
Postponed to
December z

D8e b. 5 DELAY III the issuance
% pr0pcg coupon books and forms
- many War Ratloning boards
gasoline rationing nas been post
panod from NoNefnbcf - II De
ceIuber 2 throughout the nation
ana the registration dates have
been SET lot November I8 la
md % instead Of Thursday FRI
dss and Saturday u TINS week Is
previously announced
Toe places 81 registration IN
Jackson COUNTY viii remain the
anne as firss announced being the
elementary ano I'd MAYO schools
Ia Moss pulal the Hugh school IN
Paseagoula and fhe Ocean Springs
Public scho0l IL Moss Point reg
lsJgatlon sur the ratl6ning books
VII to neld from = : 81 r. s 3
rs and Ia Fs&cagaula from 10 te
= IA. In Ocean Springs own
efs may REGISTER from 2 . ~ to
p m
Arrangements hase been made
- mat workers At the Ingalls,
SnIubuiiaine Corporation Jack
IN counts Miils Crawford Com
pans Z S Government Docks
asa Southern KRAFT Corporation
uas negIste5 ana procure their
1asIC "A neok IL the industry
where tines arr eulpluyea Il Is
ual compulsory lof WORKERS Ia
eg5steg u ans 81 tne schools
open for saeia purposes but msY
da 81 Fact automobile owner IS
entitled gofeaelse an a book good
m 2&0 mites 8 month, consist
IA 81 30 HiIIss laE general tsvel
ana $50 mli@ II necessary 0
cupalHonal driving In the event
Lassf zhe ea1 oWraeI meets more
@ lor necessary Q-Cctspaugnal
travel the may, whan he receives
ms 4 b3ok request ap
plIeatlon forms for supplement
taI as Ma6eH musl then oe uleu
N1tn the Ieeai raaenlng board
Non. Highway Hahoalns
fafms leF non highway $3.50
me are available Il she aafIanlns
ssafd ln paseaeoulH and tie Pas
cakoala Feea and Supply Co.
NoHgh PaseaKoula street An al
lfs committee aea0oa Is e.
asaf Gaaiief of tne Hafaaf Pc
uo eilI pss on 81 Applications
ial eas faT boats Applications
.af miieaze lsuonlnK i0f astlclaI
sua ileef pssenge4 AUTOMOBILES
~ motorcycles mas also ae %
iaInad from me Aaea board office
a Heet automobile IS one o three
of more owned . leased p ane
upezated y tbs SAINT person.
usad principally n Hne same %
cunalon board officials explain.
&c All vehicles other than pas
sensef automobiles 81 matorcy
c.a must have fIea an appIlca
ton with ne Offies Of Deteu
Transportation It Detroit Mich.
r order & obtain 3 certificate
Continues o. Page s Saaon q
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Big
Marks joint
Rotary Meeting

Witt AZ unusually large nunbex
in ATTENDANCE tse Moss POINT and
1sagaula Rotary Clubs met IN
8 ioini session T%hursdas 10 Moss
Point 0nlt faaf ntemteiE Wefe
absent from each group
Z 4 Hitler president of the
Biloxi Rotary Club ana manager
81 the Veterans Facility At 81
laxi vn the gaes, speaker 9th
r guests were ) p Thompson
who vs aitn MS hon IL James
7. Thompson Bob Buntin OF Gulf
port guest Of l. X Mcintosh and
vs8llef Shepard Of Montgomery
guest 81 Jolan Watts Visiting
Boiar5#ns were Fred L Davis u
the Meridian Gut ara p b Gas
ter u fae Birmingham ciub
d. 5 - A~Ieilwain. president
~ lhe pasesRauia Roials Cub.
presided and IIefmes GautiFf Nas
~ charge Of uae program
Fir Hitler explained 81 Rotan
ans something 8f the operation
q the Facility which IS composed
II = hospital Unit and dormilo
IS accommodation o lhe I0ai
lHds available u lae institution
7a3 afs fm dafmlclitafx care sud'
A5 are hospital oeds. h. SAID
Residents Drop IN Number
~ the pasf ~ naautas uteff
have been q ssa many change
BE safa aeFaerly We opeaaf
ei a. fuli capacitv blf IL the past
xeaf ~ have seen consider
ah.e drop IN aafmiiofN residents
TIE reason lm las IS e7e impfa0
81 economic condition q the easlu
Try and tire ease Wlth which met
ear fIna Iabs these DAYS We have
aiWsF stressed individual forms
II rehabilitation and n i0e .
year Ne have placed between 40
ara So men - 5obs
Opened D little more than ulHs
wears ago. 3 total ~ U0lo nlef
ve been admitted r. the -
riitE. averaging about $500 eaef
wear 81 Hitler saHd The Sos.
q tn Institution ea approx
mstels 5000 90 enc lhe upkeel
totals about three quarter ~ &
aaiilHea dollars yearly Ter T. :.
doctor ard = nurses are eu
ploga Hn edition = dozens q.
other aIaacne
" p having g. make pan.
&C. 81 Increased number Of usef
expected within the next ies
nlonta be SAD These are lhs
men lHaal WazIa We - Z aHs
wll sent = CIR Facility ane
othefs = tne country disabled Il
ne present military activities
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Doors Smashed
BY Wardens In
Trial BlaCk Out

Light wcfe a44 n HagRaR#
and Moss poinf IuasiaF might
as TINS section euufafmed Niih
siste0p1r hs8ekouf ahs5ii 3 81
~ CO..
According Is aepolt Is from cie
lGlan delense officials a both
cities the response of fhe citizens
vets satisfactory bat . few
intractious we're observed IL
FaScagouia b vac uecesSaiv lol
Chief Ar Raid Warden Henry
Gautles 70 break down aoors 70
four business Establishments h
turn out lighh left burning
No charges we're filed against
THESE Vtoistors u tuh lime IL
Gsuiief explained hasaause oi the
heavy penalty involved Such
Viuiatars must - bound owes q
await action by the grand jury
and the minimum sentence Is :
year III the penitentlafs and =
tine oi ST O00 However IN vteV.
- the tact that residents Of ms
section nave been sufficiently
warned Of the necessity oi adher.
ma 10 thu black out regulations
~ the future charges against ans
HlolatoEs wlN be made Mr Gau.
uer stalled
Outside Switches Needed
Any place ii business where
igbi afe custDmafily eft burn
fug " nirnt slaaula ~ eoulpma
Nigh Al satSiot sWlaA thal
aaraens can safn off THESE hgnts
n case Of an an raid TINS also
holds tue ef private residences
where persons ere in the habit 81
gong to the picture Show o. out
lnr the evening leaving lights
burning anu tire doors locked
We have no alternative but
70 break down the door IN sucn d
ease and put cut the lights. Mr..
Gautief said
Members Of the police force met
with ne ar raid waroeus al their
regular meeting Monday might
ana q TINS time plans were mace
sul q JOINT meeting Di all branches
81 the Civilian Defense Organize
ton - Pascagoula 10 be held once
each month
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FIRE cHAsEHs IN REVERSE

Hutchinson kas-A fare =.
slfuchan squad kaeW Whal would
happen He other DAY when uaex
aere conducting 80 exf1aEuishne
demonstration fef So students 81
Grace hospital At . sigma ne
girls a0Qsed The Incena6aEy elaze
elw water Tie flames flafea
aerceiy And TIE gas saueaIed.
dropped tire eNnnguashsrs ane
Fed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Federal Credit
ClOthiers Open
New Store Here

TIE FEDERAL Creaa
formally Opened the So
store for business Ea
ma = 6 o'clock
Tie brand new stez
ai 81 uelmas akcnus -
Ger re manseeWenf
Green : native > an
Who aas transferred ne
Hatuesaufg store % aak
Continued Or Pas
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War Department
Wires Thanks TO
TraineeS Here

Students e. the Va Production
Training School ~ the Jackson
County fairgrounds have received
. telegram from the United
States War Department eoneFas-
ulsung them on their part IN the
war effort
Signed b Undeg Secretary Of
War Patterson the telegram read
The Army thanks Yoa for your
aecHsE9n - enter American War
industry Our troops n the front
lines are depending on the sup
plies you vii send them The
Army knows sou will give them
your best 81 that together the
men and women It the battle
front and n the factories OF
America VII smash the AXIS
THIS telegram. which mas been
posted OF the bulletin board a the
school has served IS ar incentive
Tor increased efforts II the train
ing COURSES E a Parker dffec-
iof - the school declared.
Women are training along Nith
the men IN the school and Il the
completion - their course vii be
prepared b replace sane man al
G vital lo5 81 that he may enter
the services - his country school
officials explained Prior to Sep
TENDER ~ the school had not
featured trade training for wo-
men bot when msnpoWer became
critically scarce the local welding
school received lis FIRST assign
Tnent of women traIuees Since
that uue 8 total g - women
have entered training as electric
weiaeFs and SIS have already COM
pletea their course auc are nov
employed IS the ingalls, ship
building Corporation
Or October 5th and 18th. wo-
neu Nege a gned 10 sheet met
Ell aHa machine shop classes and
q woman IS known q have
COR aiefec her course IN sheet
metal and entered employment
FOES other have completed the
machine shop course and afe az
&a
Record Credit e sehoel
saaee the school u Psseaguals
wss one Of tha last il the state
10 start the training - women
schaai authorities sad we feel
this Heeord e b q credit % both
The school and C. he women
wno have completed their courses
auc gone T. Nork
Assignments are beng made
daiiy - ali . the shops named
AZ present ire welding aas class
@ are fun but there are still open
ings II tne classes held from 3
pm - & pm and from 3 Pm. 20
I'm authorities said Assign
men1s are aIH avaIIshie - ma
chine shop iaF either Day o. nIEht
tContInued % PAGE & Section A.
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vince her OF your sincerity. But she
seems 10 want 10 pOut a little long
er. You might send her y cOrsage
with a note attached asking her
Tor a farewell date and explain
that yon are soon ea,lng for de-
troll and New York. When she
lenrn> you are leaving. she will
change her tune In hurry. Take
advantage OF this date and let her
know she i still your sugar plum.
LII Il have been married for
l. years and yet have not had a
child. My husbasd is just crazy
about every baby he sees, and 1t
makes me feel mighty bad 10 know
that | haven't had baby for him.
told him / was going TO leave him
50 he could marry some woman who
can, bur he won't agree 10 II. You
see. ae love each other.
Ans. Your husband married
you ior yourself alone, not a. a
potential mother. II i true that
he would like 10 have had a child,
hut he would not think " sacrlfic-
ing you for woman who could
give him a dozen children. n would
be- Unfair 10 both Of you 10 run out
ON him because VI this foolish Idea.
There are ways Of getting around
your problem. You could 70 10
your family doctor and arrange 10
adopt child. Both 0f you would
soon love II ~ one Oi your own.
Lem Will nv husband ever
come 10 his senses and stop gam
bling and throwing his money
away? | love my husband very
much and don't want any home
broken up hut something Is going
20 have 10 happen very soon.
ins.;-Put your cards on the
table. Make him choose between
you and his home -. or his gam
bling cronies. when he sees that
you refuse 10 put up with this
foolish waste of money any longer,
he will probably come 10 his senses.
Especially II You yet the job you
have In mind and become self-sup.
porting. Let me remind you that II
i your duty "a furnish your hus-
hand with plenty ~ compnnIonshIp
and entertainment that he won't
have 10 seek II elsewhere. lie + In
rut. hut he can be pulled out Of
II II you Will lend a supporting
hand.
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LEGAL NOTICES


A'Sa LEWIS, Rowl.,. :
STATE Nv ,.00 =. Antoine asn.
Gerry. oun'y OF wsyns cir<l
VILLA uPcHuRcH. ltlslaut u
ohDER OF PInisc.
Court Honsa0n o. said court 10y 10y
asth dae v. =, " the City Of D. asa At
prassy, % July. AID ia, u0i %
circui, r,,. non DEWITT M No..
satisfactory proof hv
nns that u cannot Ia nluavl, IA.
wa, state or oountrv ,u'alnse
now resides and her pr...n sas dsfulr|
- unknown. that her vhs'ssA,,1
eenee was Route Z, Bo, ~. pace q ~
North c"roI,r. o. Durham. ana s s, y q
on !, MOTTO MOTION OF LEWIS nm.
s, Sho"N' Attorneys for jnSy,M'LtnI
1T is ORDERED ,h,,,,
osht enter her appearance. 'aia "a.
on or before three al mar,n sad "a
cate or this order. or the hin n' ifoH I
may be taken ~ confessed :, oor'l'
olaer % published ana q con- s ', -, \
served upon defendant. vlol ny usul
oy registered mail =, r.aa,r,a s.r'r'
Dewitt u MERprm
"a True Copy, NHeu's "a
Deputy Clerk. N'''s
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WAACs
Continued from page o.


Officer Harriet NJ. West. Washing
ton, DC. has been assigned 10
WAC headquarters In Washing
ton, as executive assistant.
Third Officer Irma J. Cayton,
Chicago. ILL.,, has been assigned 10
the Special Service Division and
will take up her duties with the
Service club.
Third officer Mildred f. Carter,
Boston. Mass. has Deen assigned 10
the Department OF Physical train
ing.
Those assigned TO company duty
are as follows:
Third Officers. Charity f. Ad-
ans, Columbia. SC. and Myrtle E.
Anderson Kansas City. Mo-. as
company commanders. with the
platoon leaders as follows: Third
Officers Vera Harrison. WILDER
force. Ohio; Frances c. Aiexan-
der. Toledo. Ohio; Elizabeth Hamp-
ton. Los Angeles. Calf: Alice NJ
Jones, Nacogdoches. Texas: Sarah
+. Murphy. Atlanta. Ca; Geral-
dine c. Bright. Pittsburg. Texas
verneal NJ Austin. New York City:
Ruth A. Lucas. Stamford. Conn. f;
Evelyn F. Greene. Washington. d.
c. and Geneva v. Ferguson, Camp
Dennison. Ohio
Other Specialists
Third Officers Annie l.. Brown,
BRENNAN. Texas. and Mary X. Lew
is, Orlando, Fla. have been as
signed TO the course OF Mess Man
agement.
Third Officers Sarah Z. Emmert,
Chicago. H.. and Harriet p. white
Los Angeles. Calf. have been as
signed 10 the Administrative d.
vision.
Third Officers W. NJ. Johnson
Richmond. Va. and Mary r. Kear-
ney. Bridgeport. Conn. have been
assigned TO the Division OF Motor
transport.
Assignment OF the other officers
is not announced al this time.
None On Recruiting
No Negro officers were assigned
to duty as recruiting officers. 1t Is
TO be presumed that those officers
assigned to company duty will be-
gin soon 10 train a group OF Ne
gro auxiliaries now at Fort Des
Moines. and those assigned TO
specialists courses will serve as
officers In their respective
branches.
These newly commissioned Of
icers are accepting their new status
with calm and dignity and exper-
fenced Army men are surprised at
their assumption OF the new duties
with such efficiency, however. II IL
TO be noted that these thirty-six
newly commissioned Negro officers
come from some OF the leading col
leges and universities OF the coun-
try and their family background
and experiences are the equal OF
any women in America.
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10 sleep these nights he said.
There wasn't much close order
drill at Fort Knox. A man doesn't
need 1t for tank stun. But he has
10 carry a pack. He wears II when
he's taking motor apart. and when
he's shooting on the range and
when he's walking through mud on
bivouac. A man has TO get used
TO that pack. Has TO get so It's al
most a part OF his body.
For three weeks Willis Rice and
that pack went around together al
most everywhere.
The day is mighty short when
there's so much TO cram in your
head, when there are things 10
learn about radial motors and diesel
engines and mechanics and weap-
ons and signal orders and map
readings. A day flies like a scared
duck when you're out on the range
and you're learning how 10 shoot
pistols and rifles and machine guns
and 75s. A man in q tank has TO
do a lot OF shooting.
Willis Rice was nervous when he
drove q tank for the first time. II
felt like a lady getting a driving
test he said. He was bewildered
when he crawled through the tur-
rett and sat at the controls, but
when the motor began 10 roar and
the tank bucked forward he felt
exhilirated and full OF power. Then
he knew he was in the right bust
ness, was doing the right thing. II
didn't know til then what l really
wanted to do he said. but after
that I didn't want to do anything
else"
At Camp Claiborne. Louisiana. on
June /. Willis Rice sewed the red,
yellow and blue patch OF the 761st
on the shoulder OF his uniform. He
had never been really deep South
before, and the hot sun and the
bayous were foreign TO him. He
had friends. though. and the easy
comaraderie OF his OUTFIT was right
up his alley. He liked Pvt. Thomas
Washington, a tall boy from Birm-
ingham. and Sgt. Louis Monks. who
was in charge Of the hutment where
Willis Rice lives. The three are
buddies.
Willis Rice gets a kick out OF the
impromptu conferences in the COM
pany street whenever there Is a new
truck or tank or jeep to be named.
Tank men personalize their We
hicles. IL used 10 be that the 761st
could name vehicle any way II
wanted. Now. though. the first let
ter OF the name must be the same
az that Of the company. For in
stance Sleepy is a Service Com
pany truck-"because It's 80 slow"
Samson" IL a wrecker--"becaus
Samson was strong man"
Bronco" Is 3 Company truck
because II bucks 80 much"
Willis and his fellow tankers are
quick 10 sense injustice. In the bat
talon PIX. staffed by Negro helm.
portly old man with a peg leg was
4 steady fixture behind the cigar
cite counter. Selling cigarettes, he
Continued on page 15)
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Atfys. simmons a Bibo
kas Crnflof Ave,

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN ih' 90
Court for the County Of Wayne 10 VI
Gerry.
CHARLES HILL. Piainilf 70 Mi
HILL. Defendant.
No. asi, zoo
At a session OF said Court hsa
Court House In the city q psiH
the aith day Of August, AID ~
Present: Honorable LILA u WE
FELT. Circuit Judge. N
In this cause u arpearinf il'n =.
davit on hle thai after crleeri W,
and inquiry Il cannot be aseeFl, Nv.
what state or Country the os'~'
resides
OK MOTION or SIMMONS +"
BTBB. attorneys for plainiin -, :.
1T Is ORDERED THAT ANNE y. Y
pear and answer the hili oi -.
nled IN this cause within thts III
from the date ~ this order eI ~ y
will be taken rs confessed aEs'' ~.
1T IS FURTHER oRptkLr w.
copv Of this order be published ~.
ing 10 law In The Detroit Ifil.1s !,
also that q copy OF this order
nv rsristered mail n said de'sn....rr =,
her last known address 20 VII 49,
tinFs street. Detroit. Mirnisr-.s.r
LILA ~ NErENft,s.,s1I
"a True copv) -.
CASPIAN J. LTNcENkN' O'""
ny c. n. FITZGERALD ,u-l,i
Deputy Clerk.