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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29
GRIND Iuries And crund Iuries

We rad GRAND 1urv n Jackson County Circuit Court las
weuk fAaa nacs and n~elibexatca ~ frum teH O'clock Musadss
RuhI nnnn nn Tuesday, and made a report that virtually
uh1fexzEhnd The court hnane, the county officers. iaN eninTce-
aren't. &c. then reported that il finished IL laooss and asked
- he discharged.
II nanfrnn II ab0ve- : grand jury mel n hoetie uA
wnok that rafu6 astrufann 70 rsanv defects IN Mobile Counisk
aEEaiTs. erlArisinr me cnar1 house. ire grand guT1 roume Ne
aAitinr FppmS Gnr witnesses. even rrfttrfksng te raMn where
masr1nne .isnnnnex are isaaeo saving that persons desiring te
as married had n sncnse sher license In ~ atmosphere a
passive viriousnrsx and pne that = suruid n appearance
HoW dtHeFerf from inc rrpoN ~ Our grand Jury Inc
Cunr1 HOUSE and Dali appear % Be IN good condition. and well
kepa Notwithstanding Tire present unusual condition. We
find Ire officers are making dnlannt efforts ~ enforce the
faw
THIS = NOT writer e hEap Rbaui jackson County. or e
efatlrise Mobile County. hut 80 eali silenlann ~ tNo grand
1uries. onF n whsrh touk nutirr II conditions araunn the
meEnbe9x - their causais ard ihs other thai Yves II such :
hHxE - 1inIEb 0aF auk and a. u be discharged thAi L
failed te nuiice anything uynng with the county.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29
Stewart Says:

d. cHARLH ?. sTEwART

~ CHARLES p STEWART
Cealfal Press Cstaaalss
ae.ss tase slrae e. hfnak into
one of tae sexallea aFned
professions
They re bcnn n~olonnasls oTcg
crowded Cor Aeafrt # vearS
Schools ri mrdacine lag anu The
olozY hsex u1fneo ou1 graduates
TASTES than me supply Ct en-
ruaid - afnaf8aa
YoauK Goes hsvr hung ue
liwn shingles ~ fsnd nlEiif1 fes
paiientS apailahle Older prnctf
lionesk have bren RvaElas7e r.
nhss0 thsn sufficient namheF8 a.
prusreADe f0F already existing in-
raiaak and mrs. feik havens falien
IN fast enough 70 pas nc r&sgk
ncnesafian ~ useaAsN oftsee rent
and kutp rm IN ansnmu E
lLf4xaiiun basn4 developed aae
aaMsc3s IL furnish briefs TO-
Youthful barfissnfs and aoscitoFs
Malrfarssun's pren Zoo Backward
70 ksep en- busy with criminai
cases
MQxhippefs seemingly have
bae4 So even ~ fesfiufse Track
inr mic ; pulpit has been slo~
WORK
a junior dor. heretofore IRE
4aensls has mad IS string along
frdrfnIteiv - 3 nerv m.eYn#
before starting - doctor moe
senuenils A 5anspf laWya s rad
o b. satisfied ID INTO miaEle life.
with q minor clerical 1pe with
sosae nag established firm De
ere appearing n rulrt n ms IA.
d3gaaaal capaesis
A 5asa4os csesrvrnan hss remain.
q Is ! cugate. os what eerreS
p0n6s - ii n MS partieusaf dc
aamuafAon befnra getting
rhnsrh ct ms eWn
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29
Vital Statistics
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taxlsn gifl Aires Euscrf ARD
caala Lyons Hand sHi Wiihaaa
md sahra Gates Oneal, CARL 3
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Rea s Harvey Lre aro Wan
a. Mar Kenneay Cufs. aigt Ir
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EsrVe4 aFsc Pcafiss EaHsne
afnsan Aiken g1i. Tails Danisi
ard Ia Belle BTseam Barker boy
Marvin ana MsrRares Eaaoga e
hera NeAas be- Maanaee A~sa
arc RRtae Mae Trspletg Hubert
low aahn SleInY and Wills Myr.
rs Mzfun Hamilto1 uuy. HcuT1
rlsaae $40 Ruby ceiazse Mlsle4
sas Howara Le0est anc Eana
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ses. boz Vernon and Ssaie Dse
KEYS. Crl. 3 D ard GweadUsyn
DsCkrns Cfunaeg. Sc AndrxM
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pope. glr. Elmo ard Timer Mar
sina FiasTv White hoy I4aaEs
Ford and Frarcr Thompson cha
q. tsss Hasn8sd and 1ozephenk
Belsan Tanner. E1ra J y and
NaFY Louise Parker Cna. bog
.Wsa5am Cared and roaxl Burn
Murray bas. Percy W5llud ant
.Lels Mac Byrd Lander. Eirls a
3 and Martha Skies ceneTi0.
girl William ard Ruth SasgKs
sniaef. eirl S and Gertrude HaF
.aaltz Postal aiTl Leon Fuflef and
Lila M&rnn HoiisHa Cnznbest
ises Thomas Lester ard Anna
Pearl Myers Gsner. bess Joseph
Samuel and Ruby Del Gihhons
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29

The rznoT persists saaf fhe bF Gulf Ordnance plant soon
= - eHeesed near Prairie. wal probably % operated as =
peacs1sme fnHassre after 4hs emergency IS over Tie plant.
4 s Esid. beine psalt according 81 Specifications supplied
- Ee Proctor & Gambia ea<npsne. Ano III operate = as .
ZeE-suzasne plan4 untis Eha WA S ever tnen convert 4 into
; s3ap xactorF-We5t Pafn4 Times Leader
grand ldeas Make ammunition 80 cieanup ne Japx
EsziS ana o1her aean- arc Wnea hat job S finished. make
sasp u cleanup cur pe9ple - horne Soap S . great moral
Heent
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29

enc rizat - ruhAah nreHAaz 1starh innocsA1 lnarxsaaah W
kssanns Esmk NHfshar Gees rHEEDoM OF SPEECH 1--we te
fnalvtansf as3 rtrfs - beeueaK ths reruaktnn 81 cutsznafnn
eiEixnnk. afsank khe norunnanfaYs iamdkua tnrttut1onh nr Essrt
mksnnnx1nn nnsanainm 6n kR enta rannen ct dtstuFhkns INF
rakfx p9sra. - s8nlnt8 TIE show0 Tahat ane privileges y m
entsnar the fghis ard hsupnsss e Al
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29

S-ornrz1nc has said that 4 YOU
wanted 70 know how popular =
church MAS 20 % the moTning
service. II you wanted . knoN
boW popular The preacher vas. 60
te ire erering service. and II you.
4s-A~44A La14a 49, -4.E@
@uaaHNA - a1& MA E
the Lord was 50 20 the prayer
meeting
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29
Sunrise, Sunset and High
and Low Tide
Port Of Pascagouls

Nnte-Abuye tsEnee are Eched
uscd IS II Cenirai standard Time
Add ane houF ta ges War Saving
Time
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29

according ID q Arc dope
aaf pos War prsrktlsaNs I'm
speaking ffsastiY II Goes ar az
vssrs4 with Be principally saaies
ozf laaa sd kaxe been azsgelF
SKIPPED of aR6 the gals ain a.
tise bulk of asaF doct0FinE and iii
eating la# Is from sfaen a8-4or 4
hxek oG awhile ane maEb OF satp
DeFpctH4ts
Acts investigators coz Helar
aiune e. comparatively ReH-
known professions Ike meaesne.
aaW arla sseoloEy
is auzz unues dinect5aa - Dr.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29

But y pieshaTa asas a. haee -
original aggregation 70 cNfA4 i
sFssm and shortly. thexeA npinE
n he no such prialnai aazsena
aoa fYsan which e. extrM
Nhs nais
WIZ hcrau~ a. siRthle ksds
aae hninE ssehxd OF wfrzlae mil
.ags service Wires sisev eornf
oaI. il ne wag SPINS put $ D.
III be loo late fo4 en- u starr
Il that late Gate and thexM g.
into something else
True. auits 5 feu Of em Arr sr
Il nnn@ btst unnle Sam want
en- A. L. a. tnge suFnse
ioaaau 81 en- IN ~ prin
esphA ynaTag aurs naedtra
rosM yaaae rlefg ~ chat
laznship. tAane nF -
1uaza Adxocaie afiscs
~ ol s6snlaf They a
sp 80 aeeded
enc aa8 g arsatheF
I'M drafslnn 81 rinninf
10 Egeatk = eaeszuEn.
The ehaps she one MAek int
i. ~ ilie Nass ends sill refill j
eo4siaerabs. lA1t the ger< vi
have made Epn meanwhlh VII
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-05-29

There's 0esu : plethors 81 en-
that's ~ nub = +
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11

form. force and effect of the
statute in such case made and
provided against the peace and
dignity of the United States of
America. Notice is furth 7
given that by order of court all
lIbelees herein n m e d a d
all persons having or claiming
any interest in sal d mo I O r
vehicle and automo bll {
seized, Or having anything to say
why the same should not he con-
oemned d forfeited, appear
aud file their ans wers, claims and
detenses 10 such information, set
ting forth their interests in or
CLAIM to SAID property libe!ed.
with IN Clerk of the above
named Court at Great Falls. Mon
tana, Oh or before the 18th day
OF September. 1912. the same he
ing the time and place fixed for
the return date hereon. Dated
this Atm day of September, 1912.
E. Iceberg. United States Mar
sha'. III and for the District of
M tana. By Howard NJ.
S~ eeney, Deputy Marshal.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11

Bones in Skeleton
There are 206 bones in the human
skeleton.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
To Members Of
The BIackfcet Tribe

We are offering for sale triba
oil and gas leases in Section 4, 9,
and is. in Township 81. North OF
range Z. Yves. of the Montana
Meridian. Montana. 1t has been
held that Section 3 of Article VII
of the Constitution end By Law 8
OF the Blackfeet Tribe give H.
dams preference right to bid on
oil and gas leases. in accor
dance with this. our Chicago OF.
flee has requested that the land
De advertised to the Indians.
Therefore. if any member OF
the Blackfeet Tribe. or Indian
Cooperative Association. wishes
to bid on land described herein
for oil and gas leases. please call
at the Tribal Office, or the Black
feet Indian Agency on. or before,
500 p. m. September Is, 1912.
Richard Grant, Sr., Chair
man. Blackfeet Tribal Business
Council
F. H. Mcbride, Superinten-
dent, Blackfeet Indian Agency
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
Pckin. 1903

The American Legation guard, con-
sisting of Is U. S. marines, was es-
tablished at Pekin, China in Novem-
Der, 1898.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
Secretary Of Navy

The Office of the secretary of the
navy was established by congress in
1913.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
B|aekfoot Motor Company
IN Highway No.. z Browning, Montana

Notice of Seizure. In The Dis
trict Court Of The United States
In And For The District Of
Montana Great Falls Division.
Civil Action. File Number 1913.
United States OF America, Libel
ant. V. One 1852 Model Chevro-
| It Coupe Automobile, Motor
! Number 3,112,O25. bearing Mon.
tana License Number 2.3724, to-
gether with its tools. parts, &C.
cessories a n i appurtenances
(Seized from Elmer Bridden and
Patrick Weasel Head. Libelees.
Notice Is Hereby Given that a
libel of information has been filed
by libelant in the above. entitled
Court and cause: That by order
of Court there has; been seized on
land and in the Inc ian Country,
point about; twelve miles
south of Browning. Montana, on
Highway Number 81. in t n e
county, of Glacier, within the
boundaries of the BIackfeet In
dian Reservation. in the state
and district of Montana, and
within the jurisdiction o f this
Court. the following described
property. to-wit: One 1882 Model
Chevrolet Coupe Automobile. Mo-
tor Number 3,l12,025, bearing
Montana License Number 2-3724,
together with its tools, parts. ac-
cessories n d appurtenances
Seized from Elmer Bridden and
Patrick Weasel Head. T h a t
libelant prays in said libel of in
formation that said property be
condemned and forfeited to the
United States of America upon
the following ground: That on
or about the End day of August.
1912, and previous to the seizure
above described, Elmer Bridden
and Patrick Weasel Headh,ad, then
and there. willfully, wrongfuliy.
feloniously and uniawfuIly intro
duced and conveyed into said
BIackfeet India n Reservation,
which was at all Of the times
therein mentioned, ever since has
been, and now is Indian Country,
certain spirituous liquor, to-wit:
whiskey, more particular des-
cription of said sp,rituous and in.
loXicating liquor being to your
Informant aforesaid unkrown, by
means o f said automobile and
motor vehicle, and at said time
and place the said Elmer Briddep
and Patrick Weasel Head were
then and there in the posses
sion of said spirituous and intoX-
icating liquor in said automobile.
and motor vehicle. which had
heretofore been used in intro
ducing and conveying said spir.
! ituous and Intoxicating quor,
as aforesaid. into said Indian
Country, W here the introduce
ton thereof is, and was. at
all of the times therein mention
ed. prohibited by treaty And Fed
eral statute and contrary to the
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
Notice TO Creditors

Estate of Alice A. Madison,
deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
by the undersigned, Administra-
tor of the Estate of Alice A
Mattison. deceased, to the or di.
tors and to all persons having
claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the neces-
sary vouchers within four months
after the first publication of this
notice to the said Administrator
at his law office in Cut Bank,
Montana, the same being tn e
place for the transaction of the
business of said Estate.
Date August "a, 1912.
Horace W. Judson.
Administrator of the Estate of
Alice A. Madison. deceased.
First publication August q
Last publication Sept. Is
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11

President Born OH Fourth
Calvin Coolidge. was born on the
Fourth of July.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
Production Rises

Current production of 100 octane
aviation gasoline amounts to ap-
proximately $4,000 barrels a day, or
nearly 100000 gallons.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
Perfect Wren

The house wren's food habits are
perfect. SO per cent of its diet con-
sisting of insects and their allies.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11

Oldest Navy Yard
Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard is
the navy's oldest, having been ac-
quired April 20, 1898.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
Not Ball PLAYER

Not Ball Player
Readers of the sport pages might
think sack man is baseball play
er, but his real job is in a corn prod
ucts plant.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11
Lucky Bar

lucky BAG
The lucky bag of a U. S. navy
ship is the lost and found" depart
ment.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-09-11

Bath for Canary
To induce canary to take a bath
sprinkle few seeds on top of the
water in the cage tub.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
': "s:4 FRANTIC WEEKEND ' :ssss

PARIS. All Il needs Is manage
nent and that's me
He continued u study Peggy A.
though she were a biological speci-
men.
Yes. II I could keep you from
getting tough. keep you fresh. keep
you 4 year in Benny's place while
Get your voice worked W and
some good dancing steps - It's 3
chance. a chance IN a thousand
but that's the game. that Is. a
chance IN q thousand While YOU
got one winner. you got 70 have
something new coming up"
He took Up his glass and drained
IT. looked AZ his wrist watch.
"Half-past ten. OK. KID. III give
you q chance. take n or leave Il.
and you help me get Fay back on
the dotted line
Peggy jumped Up. delighted
She mad what most girls would
give anything to have. a chance
TO so 10 New York. a chance on
the stage Money and the job
meant nothing 50 long As she had
her chance. After seventeen years
the world suddenly became the
exciting. thrilling place she had
dreamed IL might be. Nigel didn't
matter so much now
Nothing msttered. Only one
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
F ederal Food
Board Is Due

WASHINGTON - Secretary of
Agriculture Claude r wiokard
was scheduled Wednesday TO head
a food administration expected 10
be established soon by President
Roosevelt.
Details Of the plan have not
been decided, hut the broad
principles Of federal control Of
food production and distribu-
ton was said officially TO have
been determined.
The plans call for an overall
program of ALLEGATION Of food sup
plies into three channels. The
armed forces: 2. Lend-lease ship
ments 10 allies: s. Domestic con-
sumption.
Wickard would head commit
tee on which the army, navy. lend
lease, the board of economic war
fare and production agencies OF the
agriculture department would be
represented, according to present
plans. The committee would func-
ton under the direction OF War
Production Board Chief Donald
Nelson and would be responsible
directly to him. II would decide
policies to be followed by existing
agencies.
The American armed forces
would have first call on all
foods. After their needs are
met. the committee would ailo-
cate the remainder between
lend-lease and domestic con-
sumption.
Present plans call for the office
of price administration to continue
the administration of price con-
troll and rationing among domestic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Urges Demos
TOCancel
State Meeting

OLYMPIA - The Democratic
party should cancel its state con
vention. scheduled for July II Al
Bellingham. because Of the gaso.
line rstioning program and the
lack OF statewide issues. Ed A
Carroll. Democratic national COM
for Washington, advo-
Gated Wednesday.
Carroll suggested substitu-
ton of congressional district
rallies 10 talk over the con-
gressional races and discuss
legislative candidates. The Re
publican party will hold dis
frict conventions rather than
one statewide conelave this
summer.
The gas rstioning program will
make 1t difficult for eastern and
southwest Washington Democrats
to attend the Bellingham conven-
ton. Carroll said. and may result
In swapping of bus lines. already
heavily burdened by the gas cur
tailment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
BY EDMUND
FANCoTT

thing could stand IN her gsy
Myra and her family would forbid
her 10 go. Peggy nioied OF IN,
lights. She could think better In
the dark.
How could she keep Baidy quiet
until shs rot sway Hox could
she get away before her family
could stop her
She sat on the arm ~ q chair
slim. attractive girl of seven
teen. Just out % high school, and
dreamed dreams % = career tina;
would begin IN New York night
club and end IN Hollywood. Il
was al a miracle, unused Peggy
Economically. giving her mschins
tons far less credit than they de-
served. Her chance and worth
fighting for!
Badly had wandered to find the
telephone A long distance call 70
New YORK. from Ferdys house.
gave him the pleasant feeling Of
being eStravsgsnt at someone
else's expense and a feeling that
At last he was doing something
constructive after wasting his time
all day.
Peggy sat In the darkened room.
her lex swinging idly and her mind
a thousand miles away in her
dreams. She did not notice Nigel
standing near the French win
dows watching her for a moment
before he came in.
Something had happened 10
Nigel in the moonlight. He had
wandered out with Fay still hank
ering after something elusive in
her strange mixture Of sophistica-
ton and simplicity still attracted
by the striking combination OF
dark red hair and quiet good looks
But he could find very little TO
talk about He felt awkward and
ungrscious. He was almost thank
ful when Michael joined them and
he felt the burden of talking
eased. He found himself slowly
becoming more distracted by the
moon riding high In the sky. by the
line Of the dark trees below the
house; he felt curiously uncertain.
A day ago nothing in the world
had seemed more desirable than
to be near Ray Ransom. to get to
know her well and to find some
channel by which their friendship
might flow into something deeper.
Now he was confused. Nothing
had gone quite as he had wanted
IL.
He slipped away and wandered
back to the house, deciding TO
read awhile and go to bed. He
crossed the darkened veranda
and stopped by the window as he
saw Peggy sitting. unconscious Of
him, swinging her leg over the
arm Of the chair. her eyes bright
with dreaming young dreams. The
half-moon was shining right
through the window and fun on
Peggy in the darkness.
Something happened 10 him in
that moment that he could never
quite explain. They say that when
a man Is drowning he sees the
whole Of bis life flash past him in
a few seconds. That was the ex-
perienoe that Nigel had. but in
different sense.
ITO BE Contnued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
0NE WALkS IN
CHAPTER KIN

Bsldy sat Up with = JERK tina
shook his )owls What's too bss
about Fay"
Cant you guess Peggy
tone Was a. innocuous - Jam. =
rather imagine shes going 10 ,.
married before any o. us rezliz.
what's happened"
Married >. Badly Was aghast
With stueborness he could deal
But romance
Yes. Ny brother. you knosF
Shs thinks he's wonderful. and
well - no mistsking how he feels
Bsldy groaned. Peggy went on
and now when you find someone
you can work on. you can't get
her
who's that asked Baby. sud
denly wary.
Ne. Of course. But I'm going
on this Concert Party
That's right" SAID Badly sym
pstheticaily. You 60"
Peggy wasn't beaten yet Just
a. the glsmor girls are gong out
you get someone who could stand
In for vivien Leigh :"
Baldy sat up as though he had
been struck. He looked at Peggy.
so you could" he said slowly.
Then he shook his head. NO. IL
wouldn't do"
Peggy agreed with him. No.
II wouldn't But that's what the
public 10 going for. People get
tired Of these napJscks swsying
~ the microphone. They want
something vivacious that can
knock EN- out. something like you
made out Of Fay Ransom.
You got point there. honey.
Something new. always something
new. Say. how old did you say
you were ?"
Nineteen" lied Peggy.
Badly shook his head. Too old.
Too set. The deb has been worked
10 DEATH People are sick Of EN-.
But II you could get a sub-deb
craze. something fresh and fluffy
from the nest. kid spirits say.
how old did you say you were ?"
Seventeen" said Peggy
split the difference" said
Badly. You look a kid, yeah E.
and them green eyes"
III / only had talent" said
Peggy.
Nuts on talent" said Baldy.
Give me Bsldy Brien. good
columnist and q half-wit and well
make . genius. And amt
shootin' q line"
He looked at Peggy critically.
studying every inch from top TO
toe. Get up" he said. Swing
round" He paused. Might take
q chance. l can't lose. Say. kid.
] could get you q stand in q cheap
joint. friend az mine. twenty-five
= week. ten for me. fifteen for you.
Doesn't mean . thing to me and II
you can live on fifteen I'll cut my
commission To forty per cent tall
we see II YOU can break into the
fifty \ week class. II you can
keep EN- looking at Bennys place
I'll get q hand leader in TO look
you over. Thatll show EN-. The
worlds the same all over-knock |
tm out in Benny's place and You
can knock EN- out in the Cafe de
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-05-21
Begin Preparations
For Salmon Season
kETCHIkAN. Alaska

hETCHIkAN, Alaska Prepar-
ing for the salmon fishing season.
American Federation Of Labor or
ganizers and representatives OF the
canned salmon industry met We'd
nesday at ketchikan.
George fssel and Frank Marshall
Seattle AFL organizers. will meet
with Bill Wise Of Wrangell.
Alaska. secretary treasurer Of the
Alaska salmon purse seiners union
and auxiliary cannery workers in
negotiations with W. c. Arnold of
Seattle who is scheduled to arrive
in ketchikAn soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-22
Military Map
Of The World

TO UNDERSTAND our task,
it's necessary to have a World
War map. The Detroit Times
Home Institute has prepared an
excellent one in color-showing
not only Axis and Allied coun-
tries but all strategic spots, with
symbols as in picture.
The World War map is 20 by
q inches in size and shows in
full color all Axis. Axis-con-
trolled, Allied and neutral
nations.
Gives air and sea distances
between strategic points; also
important war facts. Includes
Western Hemisphere d ef e e
map and one of the Far East.
Send 10 cents in coins for this
map to The Detroit Times Home
Institute, 1925 Times Square.
Detroit. Mich. Please write
plainly your name and address.