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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
Berlin Radio
'BIitz' Hinied
Proposondists
Worm-Up for BIost

BERLIN, (From Germ a n
Broadcasts), Nov. 10 - R) -
The German Radio said last
night that John Amery, son of
L. S. Amery, Britain's Secre-
tary of State for India, would
be Joined by British Author p c..
Wodehouse and possibly James
Joyce, the notorious Lord Haw
Haw, on a broadcast to England
Thursday night.
Wodehouse, who has spoken
on the German Radio before, has
been living with his wife and
frien DIS in the South Hartz
Mountains, but he is now at Ber-
Inns Hotel Adlon, the broadcast
said.
It added that Amery had ar
rived in Berlin three weeks ago
"to study conditions" and said
he had been prompted by the
Allied invasion of North Africa
to send a message to Englgand.
Evidently building up prop
uganda stunt, the German Radio
on Tuesday heralded that a son
of present British Cabinet
Minister would speak Thursday
night.
Amery, who suffers from a
lung ailment, had been living in
Grenoble, France, before the war
and stayed on after the fall of
France. Grenoble was in the
former unoccupied zone.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

The skunk cabbage plant has
a temperature and melts its way
up through the SHOWS Of early
spring.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19

The Philippines number about
1000 islands, nearly one-half of
which are without names.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-11-19
ARE YOU SAVING BY BUYING U. s. WAR Dokps7

Foxes never hunt in packs.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Buick Plant Exceeds
Plane Engine Quota,
President Says
Officiul Holds Greuter
Output Depends Only
On Available Supplies
FRIDAY ONLY At !AE HECAT CD CO:
By AMY PORTER,

Associated Press stan correspondent
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.--If the air.
plane production program is held
up for lack of engines, it won't be
the fault of the Buick Motor Di-
vision OF General Motors Corp.
Harlow H. Curtice, president of
Buick and a director of General
Motors, announced today that the
Melrose Park plant was well above
its quota in production and was
ready to undertake more work
whenever the Government saw fit
to allocate more materials.
The Melrose Park plant makes
Pratt & Whitney 1900 horsepower
aircraft engines for the four-mo-
tored B-24 bombers made by Con-
solidated, Douglas, Lockheed and
Ford.
Hand-to- Mouth Existence.
D. E. Williams, operating man.
ager, selected a site for the plant
In January. 1941, broke ground on
March II and on January 7, 1912,
delivered the first engine to the
Army Air Forces.
I'VE live a kind of hand-to-mouth
existence, it's true, but so far we
haven't been seriously delayed by
shortages" Mr.. Williams told re-
porters.
1--WE know resources ourselves,
from our automotive experience"
he continued, $50 we don't wait for
the Government to allocate sup
plies. We spot the supplies, per-
haps in some out of the way place,
and then ask the Government If
it's all right for us to take them.
"Often we fly supplies to the
plant in the morning, use them, and
ship the finished product out in
the afternoon
Schedules Improved.
The company announces 1t has
improved on production schedules
for several reasons. They ran out
of seamless tubing, for instance.
They substituted welded tubes, of
the kind they had used in cars;
tested, got governmental approval,
and put on full steam ahead.
They found that. with standard
packing cases for their precious en-
gines, only eight could be shipped
In q box car. BY re-designing the
cases, they managed to ship 18 en-
gines in a car, effecting 100 per
cent increase in the use of vital
transportation.
Now they have a new trick up
their sleeves, nothing to do with
engines, this time, but with shells.
With other industrialists, they have
developed steel cartridge cases in
the larger calibers, to replace cases
made of brass, q rare metal at the
moment.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Two Bund Heads Indicted;
Woman Witness Jailed
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Aug. PA special
Federal grand jury, pressing an in
vestigation of the activities OF the
defunct German-American Bund,
indicted two bund leaders yester-
day, and woman was sent to Jail
for six months on charge of evad-
ing the jury's questions.
Those indicted were Fritz Streuer
Of Detroit, leader of the bund unit
there, and Herman Agne, Philadel-
phia, unit leader. The woman was
Mrs. Mathilde Pollman, So, of Union
City, N. j.
Streuer was named in two indict-
ments, one charging conspiracy to
violate the Selective Service Act
and the other conspiracy to break
the alien registration law.
Agne, who already is under indict-
ment under the Alien Registration
Act, was named as defendant on
charges of conspiring to violate the
Selective Service Act.
United States Attorney Matthias
Correa declared that after the out.
break Of war between the United
States and the Axis Streuer trans
ferred the activities Of the Detroit
unit to THE Springfield Socia
Club"
Evening star., 1942-08-27
Mexicun Films Few

Ninety-eight per cent Of the mo-
tion pictures shown in Mexico are
from the United States, the others
being produced in Mexico and Ar
gentina.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
49 Mems Originally
$50 Umbrellas
Friday Only ------ 80
Friday Only

Plus 109o Federal tar
The famous "6Iorio" silk ond-c cot
ton fobric that is guaranteed shower
proof. A fine assortment Of rugged
looking handles.
The Heeht Co.'S MODERN MANS
STORE-Mais Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-27
A Sure Sellout! Better Shop Early!
800 Mems Originally
1.69 4 1.S9 SHIRTS
,,.,., ..,,..............1 100

Even if you miss your breokfost tomorrow
morning you'll feel its worth it by getting
some Of these good quoIity shirts at only
Sl.OO. Tub-fost broodcIoths, woven mod
roses, sheers and Stub weoves Sonforized
and pre-shrunk fobrics with less than % or
20 shrinkaee. Whites, plain shades and
neat stripines. 'Wrnkle-free, fused and reg
ulor soft coIors. Sizes>l4 to IL in the group.
Limit Of s to q customer.
The Heehs Cos MODERN MANS STORE
Mais Floor
Evening star., 1942-08-27

I,4OO Men. Originally
44c Woven Fabric SHORTS
Friday Only
Broodeoths, nowo yeoroound
French Backs IN threebuton Hh
fastener fronts Pon shod stripes checks pods and ~DUv
All pre-shuunk less than % fobdc dhnnkoos. /M
Of u . q Op
for leo
600 Mems Originally
Mems l.5O and 200 Hand-TailOred TIES
You'll recognize many Of tn. notooy omous label. at first Friday Only
: &; 59G
800 Originally 100 Hand TAILORED TIES
Many nationally labels and orei Friday Only
nal price ogs. All ore hand tailored Silks, roy DM
ons wool choIIs si<-ond -royons, cotton-ond- -kUVi
royons. Handsome colors and patterns Limit Of Cvpvp
s to a customer a.
900 pairs Mems Originally
39c and 45c Famous Make Summer Hose
$50 pors this amazingly low price, All re- "a m
duced from regular stock Of nationally known 1HE,
qualities Lises royons cottons royon- and cot /IfU
Clock effects, stripes, checks, figures. - i
'zeS ~ 10 ~ Limit OF 4 e''''"e' Friday Only
$40 pairs Mems Originally
55c and Csc Famous Make Summer Hose
All ,ed,ced ton o <+ok o ,ot;ooo fo,ooos Friday Only
hose LsIes, royons, silks. cotton-ond AM
royons Stripes and figures. Sizes 10 to II. AHvI
Limit Of TO q
So Mems Originally
5.95 RayOn Challis Lounging Robes
Handsome fouIord designs these yeor-round llll
lightweight robes Three pockets shawl collar susU
and wide sosh. Maroon only in medium and /I'oO
Iooe Sizes Limit Of z to a customer. -
Friday Only
Impertects of Csc and 35c
FAMOUS MAKE, ROLLED EDGE
WHITE CORDED HANDKERCHIEFS
special purchase from Of this coun- Fridav ONLY
e: :: :: ::: 69C
so Poirs Mems Originally z25 Summer Poiomo-
Weor them and all Long or hot sleeves
with long legs Buton-down and MILDLY sPover styles. Sizes
A, B, and c. <ss7
200 Mems Originally Royon Union
Made by Celonese of America. Runproof and
buttons pop off, Sizes 36 and 38 only
THE HEIGHT CO... MODERN MANS sToRE-MAlk FLOOR.
Evening star., 1942-08-27
!. IS

The popular snop brim style in welt
or natural edges. Brown, grey, ton,
green in sizes 6s4 to 75s.
The Heehf Co.'S MODERN MANS
STORE-Main Floor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

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Coast Churchmen
Attend Mesung
Al Culiports

Rev FREDERICK nerh. ~
Renh auHs ~ " r spsFhman.
ST. - Representatives q ~
Iakns Eplau4mi Church II Pas
eaR0aia. aisended ne nsAGlns
held il 81 Peters ehsfith ii
uuifpraI Sunday RNenlna or
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ne nishun II O. Hne ~
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eefs u ne Kp churches ~
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he needs 81 ~ church - no
aloxese for re eoaHslna ynsE
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present. lnelakIsnn us 9eefsN
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aippl City. Pass Christian Hilu3t
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plans fer tfe esef# EN-
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heffeshnzenss Mas SERVED Ear.
ne 81 iniefmgn ~ ue Gem.
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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

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LUTHERAN

Christ Lutheran Church.
sIs South Psscaeouls street
Saturday. October 3ist Cate
eneticai instruction 1t the church
a. 900 A n
Saturday. October 3ist. an.
nouneefnenis Tor Holy Commun
ion are to be made 81 the parson
sge III the afternoon O. evening
SUNDAY. November Ist al
Saints Day
900 A ii. Sunday school Mr..
Willard DeForTest superintenu
enf, Ms Catherine Brash, organ
Isl. lesson Naaman and Elisha
goo A. NJ. Bible classes
1000 A n. Divine service and
HOLY Communion Miss Hilna he
lene. ofganIst Epistle lesson.
Revelation 7 2 II Gospel lesson
Matthew S II q sermon tsp8e
illnesses for Christ
"wednesday. November 4th
choir rehearsal II the church D
30 p m
Thursday. N0semhef 5th Bus
meas and education meeting q
tie Waighef League 81 the par
sonage Il 7.A ? m
Sunday. November etn Be
cause 81 the celebration of A
SAINTS LAY On November ixt ths
meeting u the Ladies Aid So
eieiy VIII BE- held On uae sfcOns
Sunday afternoon Of the month =
the home 81 Mrs. Geo Graalunaa
Thought Tor the Nsek-N'
must sometimes dare q - - IT,
minority Of one. ~ order g r.
main true t. ozT LORD
Rev. FREDERICK a GRAEf
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

Bayou CaSotte Community
Sunday School. 1000 am
Louis Lander. superintendent
Morning Service. 100 am.
SECOND and fourth Sundays
Young Peoples Meeting. TO
pm
Evening Service. 30 pm.
Prayer Service every Thursday
II 7.50 pm.
We extend an invitation 70 81
to sttend these services
J S JENKINS,
Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Pascagoala, Mississippi
Hours Of Services
Sunday
94s A NJ Sunday school W
". Robinson, superintendent.
100 a n, morning worship.
100 p. NJ, Baptist Training
Union. Mrs } n. Adams. direc.
tor.
500 P. NJ. Evening worship
Wednesday
g ? h. Prayer service
Friday
7ss0 ?. II, Choir rehearsal
Lloyd r. Gotten. director.
A warm welcome Is extended
you 20 attend the services u cur
church Especially are We happy
% nage The service men worship
attn ua
L r GREEN. IN D.
Pastor.
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday. November r.
1000 A n. church school
100 A n morning worship
To +. NJ. Youth Fellowship
Ta0 r NJ evening worship
Monday, November p
40 r IL, Junior Missionary
Society
40 p. X " S { S business
session.
745 2. ~ Board Of Christian
Edueation and Church Schoel
Council
Tuesday. November D.
1000 A ~ Tu County Zons
meeting 81 tie church
Wednesday NoKemDeg -
IsD F n PRAYER service
RaN F. Is choir rehearsal
Kev. Z = ULMEn
Pastor
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y LADY or
VICTORIES CHURCH


VICTORIES CHURCH
Sunday Masses 600. 500 snd
1000 A NJ.
Weekday Moses $50 and 600
A. NJ
Confessions. Saturdays { 10 6,
and : 10 8 p Is Ewes Of Feass
DAYS i to G P. NJ
Religious Instruction Satur-
days $50 A ~ Sundays after
second Mass Newman Club for
High School on Sundays after
second Mass.
Devotions. Eowena 90 Our
Lady Of Perpetual Help on Sun.
day a TOO p. NJ
Meetings c. !. O. on Mondays
at TO P. N Altar Society On
First Tuesday at Ts0 P. NJ o
l. Y. Alumni on first Thursday
at ESQ P. NJ. Holy Name Society
on second Sunday after first
Mass.
Rev. p. J. CAREY,
Pastor. phone 2s7
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EAST hoss POINT BAPTIST

Sched1lie Of Services
10 A MSunday school
10 50 A. M-Mofnine sermon
ESQ p Training Union
5a0 ?. MEQanaellsiie Mes.
sage.
TOO 2. NJ. Wednesday Prayer
meeting
The public il cordially invited
to worship with as
MONTE A DAVIS
Paktof
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FIRST p 7 CHURCH
Moas POINT

Preaching. Sundays II II Al.
and 500
Sunday srho0l ct i050 = ~
Training Union e 7 - = -
Midweek Services "Wednesday
81 $40 = =
You are eofdlaliy invited e u.
tend
REV - BROCK. Pastor
REV BILL BEAN.
Associate passar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30
MOSS POINT
METHODIST

Schedule for The week.
Sunday
s4s a M-Chufch school,
100 a II Worship services
500 r M-Youth Fellowship.
TOO r. M-Warship services
Monday
500 p Meeting u " s G
s. Circles, May Cowan. ceeile
Daley.
Tuesday
TO ?. M-Hsrrlet Falrey Cir
Gle.
Wednesday
TOO P Mia week Prayer
services
II l. WALTON,
Pastor.
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KHroLE cHUacH Or GOD

Sunday School-ins00 a II
Worship Service Sunday. TO
r n
Special Mothers Service Sun.
aay nimht
Yoane Peoples Nesting Tass'
day. TO r AZ
Prayer Meeting Wednesday.
n 80 r. ~
Rev r y DAVIS and WIPE
Pastors
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
SERVICES

ssbbalh school Is 30 acAoek
eeefF Saturday afteTBs<a e Office
a~adIEerlau = housing project ~
Tenth street Preaching S 80
p - - HARVEY lee peaeIa
SlAre1pftesi zec1afas thai afe
5mnaftsnf f. tHIs time - Esrfsaa
arfarv. eseE Tuesday night 81
40 seIazk Eseraana lnszlea
Ms 81 CROSBY.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

Recreation Room Fedefai P0blar
Housing Authority Building
10th street
Sunday
s45 A "a. SUNDAY school,
Thomas e Barnfnan IT. supt
100 A n morning worship
sesrvice
Tsae0 r M Baptist Training
Union. Miss guanita Stewart d
rector.
eco r. NJ evsnlnx worship -
vice
Monday
$50 +. NJ. wonsn's Missionary
Union
Thursday
$50 p NJ prayer service.
Rev ] y WATTS
Pastor
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CHURCH or COL

Nn0N~W ~ &4R
East Moss Point
1000 a Sunday Arhaui
Joe BarrDw. superintendent
100 A IS nnA 7s5o I NJ
Preaehsng service eveFy Sunday
800 r. Ny l. b. each San.
day. Cecil Mcdonald. leader
$50 p M~Pnsyer SERVES
each Thurbdsy
Rev JONI A STUBS
Paaim
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EsnrrEnl

aat5 A n Sunday mhcni
100 a NJ Mofnine worship
gz8p n. evening mogxhip
$50 p NJ "Wednesday. mid
useek prayer services
aet r. n WEST.
pnstar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-30

90 South Pseeafoala Street
sandss sel,oo. as A s.. =.
X Stevenson. president
Regular Worship seTElcs u -
= -
Yoasnz Peoples SElety. I'd
= ~ Ars e = castiebefry
president
E.sneeIlzfle Service rs = q
l. s POLK
EsElaT.
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ST.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Gautier. Miss.
s.s0-Morning Prayer and Ser
mon by the rector. TIE second
Sunday Of the month the service
Is Holy Communion and Sermon.
Rev. FRIEDRICH S RESCH
Pastor.
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EscATAwpA BAPTIST
CHURCH

Sunday
1000 A M-Sunday school,
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent.
100 A M-Morning worship
las p M-Evwning service
each III and srd Sunday.
Monday
7.s0 P. Nv. n 4. business
meeting.
7ssO p. M-Sunday school
council. general business
v { WINDHAM.
Pastor
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unloH .cHuHH

Hsn Aessniastieasl. South
PaacaE0zia street Homer Miller.
aabeF3nEzn6eaf NIsE Lena a
Hal auperaalenasnI Primary D.
aar1neal 80 = = saz4sg 49,
aa
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H-EoRcAnlzED CHURCH Or
JESUS CHRIST O.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
EarAsaNn.N Mtaa


Church aiseal eN a NJ
/. Barlow supervisor
Sacrament sefvae II = =
Firaf Sunday d Fash Hlonua
Zion's league f1auns Fl
Felix Williams haasf e =
each Sunday
evening sefslee 8 oe0k eseil
sahadag.
NoUeBs meeting 80 Z 5
every nfl.e9 Muna4F MF4 ! =
Barlow leader
Md week prayer sefves 80
p = NesDee8af
Yoaag Peoples Heefesfsaa 80
? r. kaeh Friday
Eeefsae cordially Invites
4 n nAhNEa.
Fess8
MILDRED THOMAS.
Hspona.
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KHEoLE BAPTIST cHuacH

kHEOLE Baptist CHURCH
SUNDAY
ess a n Sunday School Mr.
John HaaraIa Superintendent
100 a - and s81 + -
Worship SefFice
tbs 2 n Bspiizf Training
.UnIan
TUESDAY,
za0p ~ " n . e ehareh
WEDNESDAY
Tap y Officers I'D Teaeh
ers Nesting
go ? =. AMWssk pTssss
Service
REv JEWELL GOLMhE.
Pastor
ST. losEPHs cATBoLIc
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Market street. pascagouia, Miss.
Sunday school at 1000 A NJ
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Rev. RAY HAMILTON.
Pastor
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month
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ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
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PECAN METHoDIsT CHURCH

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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Henry aeeuue. in Shipyard see
tion PaMaEuala
Sunday
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