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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
Resent Loss of Food
Control Powers to Czor
Army offieioIs Would Like to
Region Control Of Army Diet

afraid of, the Senatorial inform
ant said, is that the department
might try to provide them with
an overabundance of food from
few surplus crops.
Wickard himself told a press
conference yesterday that Our
boys will be the best fed SOL
diers" in the world.
He described the prospects Of
meeting wartime food needs as
good, but would make no predic-
tons as to the possibility of add
ing other foods to the rationed
list.
II can say, however" he add
ed, that we cannot afford to be
wasteful. - We may 60 hum
cry for some things. But I
think we will continue to be the
best fed nation in the world.
That is, If production and
distribution are properly man.
aged"
Wickard announced reor-
ganization of his department in
to two main groups to carry out
his new authority. He appoint
ed Roy F.. Hendrickson, former
Washington newspaperman and
now administrator of the Agri-
cultural Marketing administra-
ton, as director of the new dis
tribution administration. Head
ing the production administra-
ton will be Herbert w. Parisius,
formerly of Rice Lake, Wis, and
now associate director of the Of
flee of Agricultural War Rela-
tons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
CHARGE
is Appealed
Porent Refuses
PIeo of Four

Sentenced to 30 day in the
county Jail by Justice Dorald j.
Parent as disorderly person,
Elmer Logic, 35, of 25 North
Rose, was free on $3.50 cash
bond today after he )pealed his
conviction to circuit c,urt.
Logic was released from Jail
at $50 pm. yeste- day, five hours
after he was committed.
At the same time Justice Par
ent refused to accept a plea of
guilty entered by four others,
all allegedly involv~> with Logic
in a brawl Dec. 4 at the Ritz
Cafe. They are Earl Voght, as,
and his son, Kenneth, 10, both
of New Haven, Route /; Danny
Sears, 20, 80 Roosevelt and John
Siewert, 81, 161 Meade.
Parent declined to- accept the
guilty plea when the elder
Voght's testimony indicated the
men had not been fighting with
Selfridge soldiers, as charged.
Asked why he pleaded guilty,
Voght asserted you can't beat
the police department or the city
attorney"
Trial of the four was set for
Monday at 2 pm. Wi,br' De-
Young, of Detroit, former
Mount Clemens attorney, ap-
peared for Logic.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
Says Hoffman
Aided NaZi
PrOpaganda
AP Regional Service

WASHINGTON, Dec. Il Up
"A Democratic colleague in the
house charges that Rep. Clare
Hoffman, Michigan Republican
played into the hands of "Nazi
agents" by inserting certain sub
ject matter in the Congressional
Record.
Rep. McGran ~ (O-Pa) said
in the house yesterday that Hoff-
man saved Nazi agents thous-
ands of dollars" by inserting
propaganda" articles in the
Record in May, l94l, and making
possible free distribution under
the Franking privilege.
1.-THE kindeSt thing l could say
of the gentleman was that they
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
Report Card Scares
Xoungster of 10

A 10-year-old Detroit boy who
was afraid to take his poor re-
port card home was taken to his
grandfather today after he wan
dered to the home of Mrs. Will
liam Rosso, 2080 William p. Ros-
so J ighway at 7 pm. Wednes-
day.
The boy, Albert Posti, 1868
Orleans, was fed by Mrs. Rosso' S
daughter, Mrs. Waite Reynolds,
and taken to the home of his
grandfather, Edward Varlalski,
1884 Shook road.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
Boy on Sled Run Over
BY Pontiac Moiorist

PONTIAC, Mich, Dec. IL
(P)-Freeman L. Raetz, 10, was
fatally injured last night when
the sled on which he was riding
was run over by an automobile.
.Freeman's sled was being pulled
by his brother Kenneth, IL, rid
ing on a bicycle and was being
pushed by another brother, Will
liam, IL, who sustained tract
ured left leg.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
News
VIEWS
BY NESTOR ]. TECK

Well, thn is Hail ond ForeweIi"
for Uncle Sam hos just invited
me 70 join his selected group Of
yordbirds. ! dislike the idso Of
leovins Mt. Clemens and oil my
friends, but right now we've GOT
10 do whets~sr We con to help
out eovse thet 10 bigger then
any one Of Us. hops thot il
will NOT be roo long before we're
oble 10 tit Mr.. Hitler and his
gong with wooden overeoots-ond
We oil come home again TO Is.
foolish o better world thon wos
developed otter the lost war. !
realixs I've been pretty lucky 10
the friends oNd business ! hove
enjoyed in fhs past few ysors,
end when ths guns stop firing
there's no Place Id rothsr BE-
thon right here in Mt. Clemens. or
no people I'd rother be with. I
appreciate al the patronage you
good people hove given me in
ths post FEW yeor. and hope
thot the time will come when !
con servs you osoin. This is my
lost column for ihs durotion. !
won't be here to wish you a Mer-
ny Christmas and o Hoppy New
Yeor os ! had pIonned. So con-
slider this os my greetings 10 You
FOR the entire holiday seoson
oheod. 6oodbye-ord don't for
get ms-fos ! know ! won't for
GET fhs good friends ond oequoin.
tonees ! hove sft behind.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11
Army Fears Wickard May Serve Beans Every Day

fooled him." McGranery said.
THE gentleman from Michigan
had them inserted in the Record
and lent the use of his Frank
to these paid Nazi agents"
McGranery said he was re-
ferring to organizations which
had sought 70 have the articles
distributed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

One of the Army liaison type
planes is now being equipped
with porcelain-enameled ex-
haust and muffler systems.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

A survey shows that the COM
M rcial travellers have the high
est mileage while physicians
have the most tri~s.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

Because the noise of airplanes
cause definite hearing losses in
pilots, the larger planes are
s)undproofed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-11

Motor truck taxes in 1941 ex-
C eded one-half billion dollars.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

Submarines. land artillery. ininn
e. cavalry. aviation and every
llEfnk else Of = sort TO raise mill
lafv Hades 81 Axis fronts Is :
combination Of al arms. from ahc
zenith On down And they 90 say
that Hadns Is what Il is
Employed against an enemy.
you cart kick On ; nnification
81 GII4t kiua
shipping fits into indignation
likewAe-the carrying Of men
and supplies ] mean
Diplomacy and propaganda are
Inlenrahle
Sos the industry and 80 are eco.
nanse
hui when indignation Rex int
matter Of international house
hold groceries Il seems T. me that
+ starts T. set personal Having
american faIioulnE done from
= ashinEton4-0h. yeahi Hut hav.
M i aoHr ~ : committee Joint
s representing Uncle Sam. John
nalI dee Stain and Chiane KAT
Whst'li TIE American
nnsmwife ay9
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07
Stewart Says:
Rsal Hasloain1 wni Seen
be Jolg 70 Housewives
BY CHARLEs p. STEWART

ZAHNaA IL AANNE 2NNtANNtHtN"N
The food fationing we've expc
rienced Thus faf hasen't rcen 4
circumstance II what II promises
70 develop into under the commit
TEE iust sel up under Agriculture
! Seeresafy Claude X Wickards
craftsmanship. but with War Pro
dActinn Board Chief Donald NJ
Nelson doing most Of the actual
hossiuE assisted b. the hrads o.
about Two doxen othcr emergency
agencies each making sugEcs
ssuus I'D lbitnnm
Ttere are rows RIVER ruhhcr anu
snas fatiohing alrendy. hut. after
all folk don't literally 60 hungry
for rubher and gssolsnr and they
do goe loed
Nnt that ! suppose snyhodyh be
denied = sulftricncy "a keep him
from losing weight However.
muSs 81 rs have 3 few fsvoritr
dishes that we like q great plent,
.af. and snuc of them ma, b. cut
down on pretty hard Iliustra
lively. wefr slightly pinched as
IL sugar nuw. and my wisc. wht
has quite i sweet to0ih says shs
doesn't get enoagh ! giFc her
most of what's coming to me. ioi
my teeth aren't particuiaris
sweet I have a strong preuclic
ton for tomato palcc. though
and what Tn betting : that thi.
new committee will soon bc RAT.
ioHinK that 10 such an extent tha.
itfH have T. b. served to ms witt
a medicine drnpper instead Of III.
big pitcherful 81 Il that my appe.
ute Graves
In short ] don't believe tina.
many Of us viii get an Of wha
be - she especially wants
international In Scope
The aKgravatinE part az 4 vii
b. that The rationinR won't b. ex
cluslveiy 10 economize on edible.
that ~. - Americans are rathc'
shy on Il were nationally $.
smart 81 some sort Of chuck iha
each iudividual must b. content
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07
Bicycles And stotes On Sidewalks

Now that transportation Is getting to be prUblemaiic and
cars are bkine retired an account Of tire rationfug. bicycles are
hkcofnine more numerous. and their presence on the streets
Il becDEliuk hazardous We see boys and girls. and sometimes
men. riding On the wfunr side Of the road, dartInR IN and oni
Of heavy vehicle traffic The saule condition exists IN other
cities Iii Magnolia. Mis- the town marshal has . card IN the
newspapers warning citizens about riding On roller skates or
bicycle On the sidewalk. The ordinances there on the subject
reads ii part. that il anHll be unlawful for any person 70 skate
on roller ska1ex4 ~ ride 3 bicycle IN any Of the concrete pave
mNnls nr sidewalks 81 The city As We remember Il. every
kEreet II Magnolia Is paved either with concrete Ur asphalt,
and ii young folks can not ride on the pavemeuts, where viii
fhey 81 able 70 use their birycles2
That ordinance goes loo far. bt We d. think bicycle
riders III pasraeoula arr entirely t0o Indifferent n the dangers
Of The street traffic: and We hope Il viii not take a tragedy to
arnuse ON citizens and boys ard girls to the dangers Of dart
ma II and oms II STREET trafhc with their bikes, especially with
twD on one bicycle, or three. Is We saw on the street one day
recently.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

me real test viii b IN November, when the multitude Of
voters who STAYED away from the inlra- party battles VIII al
come out and tell what sort 81 : Congress We are 10 have.
Whether TIRE National Legislature will Dc one Of increased
majority for the support Of the Government, OF II the on
position vii be able So retain is present strong minority of
those Of opposite faith u he administration charged with con
Quoting Ehe waf.
For campaign purposes. according 70 the ritual Of politics.
the 6. q +. leaders talk Of winning 4 majority n the next
Congress II IS doubtful j even one Of the leaders 81 the min
GRITTY lakes such 4 pKuphest seriously Two years ago they
made the same sorf Of sales talk 70 their followers and the
already large prepondefance n Democrats II Congress be
came even larger when the returns ceme IN.
Two years 40 the isolation sentiment was stronger. Tor
people were then hoping that We could keep out uf wal. Pearl
Harbor changed that and today even the most vocal Of those
who fought the Presidents preparedness measures are INSIST.
Inc that they re behind him II the effort fof victory.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07
6Ol0OOPigs

Among other increases IN Mississippi. the I. s Depart
ment 81 Agriculture reports N increase Of Is per cent IN The
spring pig crop dee |. 1911 70 june / lo4z over the same
period last year. II is estimated that the crop viii amount 10
6U2000 head which seems ! lot Of pigs But when We consider
that the population Of The state IS over two million, that means
That each inhalitant Of the state would have onIy one third
81 4 he IS pork this year. should al the Kill Dc kept Il home.
But 4 hi II that pork goes out n the stale The amount Of
tWN E6Inped into The state from the various packing houses is
N60Azhonss Is We can buy same IN many different forms, can
t sugar cured. sausage. etc.
Like many other fond products that can b produced Al
home. ne hus somr meats from the packers. and then complain
Of hiRh prices when we could raise those things ourselves and
keep some Of the money We spend Tor food and feed n home
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

pAuI 5 c rnIEDLAaDER
Ma word Featarn Wnsu
49, Y0agOat EEL ans
- hssv mlf zee 81 . fpFooi
L. mlse the mnen Nor
a
rsss ssss ke rs
8 a. ne Navy ; vear Il eek
Ifln hssaY liner ~ Of the bottom
81 ffa Hetaen River - hops
IS mhMae doWn q am German
william = Sullivan u : r.
as chaFFr II te salvage gpeFs
osu burst 81 GREATNESS q tell
MIR haW ns maghf 70 eui basy ard
II my Way
IT, COED dea re aa but
a ig nHf fe = T. TIE Last
sn4 - esltfnf I had
nt m #ftsf teeRfeE blur
uNsniz mnd fanny asMas shuM
- haa h an ahe nb
nus-Thsv Car stap MoW
Eeefg Mtlm nnad ~ Com.
mandeH Sullivan Had M salvage
enaInuef3 kftlxe suggestions ant
aen tested hary IDEAS ase ~
FsosseasIv dnnased mixer letters
lpfufne : j0b IL ghe operations -
reWafd sFa OTHERS Ell *
ciamnRe their suggestions for nn
Hotlnhse securities ike > I'D 81
- hsliH TIRE Navy has decided
LATTER three monshs uf figuring.
~ II wfl De- the iob although
ffe contributed ideas are asgpfeel
afea No nslfe are needed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

But we're still the most fortunate women on the face 81
this tortured Globe. Our free Industrial system. which aed
e. produce s. many pleasant comfortable Things i nov turn
n cut paf equipment n formidable quantities We our
e1pes are surprised hnH much. and sou would b terrified
e gop knew he bah 81 = Il means q course That were going
spite ~ your early victories. IN spite 81 your incredible sac
riiices fhe armies that are made ~ u and equipped b free
men and women ere going = come on % top sna dictate the
peace
But never mind, nv friend. Between you and ne our
victory IS going - BE the best thing for you. too. The people
who GET The worst q i = 3 lolaItaFlan country aHe. IS you
well know. women ~ho ere pushed back INTO the kind 81
slavery We outeFew So years acc When We yin tbs var
its going = e better fof everybody. nd you. no longer op
pressed b your Government wili fnd hope again And some
day. re believe. you're soine = have nof only political free
dom but that freedom rom poverty and toll Ehaf free indus
uy il 3 modern world ear = easily nFoeIde-Ffom 3 letter
b Susan Taara e German Housewife
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07
American Ingenuity Winning War

America has had Us great generals and admirals, like
Washington. Sam Houston. pcrshinr. Admiral Dewey and
Macarthur but equally important have been fs Inventors
and industrial gesguses- heroes Ike Edison. Bell. and Eli
whitney The country has become great through science and
Invention. and the production If goods for a high standard of
living Nov We turn that same ingenuity 10 war. 70 save 0ur
IciviIizasion. After the war we viii need tins spirit Of iuven
ton 10 give us Jobs. incomes and new goods and services -
help stave off q postwar depression That's the opinion Of
James ID Cunningham. Vice Chairman Of the Committee m
Patents and Research Of the National Association 81 Mann-
faeiurefs.
Mr.. Cunningham adds further To-day we car see The
frontiers Of the postwar period only through the smoke 81
war but we may be sure that Yankee ingenuity. which has
played such an important part in this eountry'S development
viii be equally important in the future We must encourage
IL"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

led with 3 comparatively small
platehil Of tt. o. part Of Us will
have 10 20 entirely without I
take Il that most Of us viii Be
willing to share and snare alike
with everybody else in the Unit
ed States TINS coming period.
of ratiensng however IS 70 Be
on an international scale That Is
se SAY. VIZ and al the rest Of the
anti Axis democracies are q be
in On Il
Suppose for example that we.
here Il home. have ample re
sources in apple pie for Iust a.
much rs there's an appetite Tor at
EVERY table 10 uuf own land But
suppose that Britain Russ ard
the Chinese are fairly perishina
Tor apple pse II tfsi eveus
wen have e content ourselves
with hail \ slice apiece IN order
% dfvidr - wtlh these allies
81 oArS
Ny guess is that i'll make =
Yankee apple pie ticud klnda
sore 70 tcyl that he's being stinlea.
not Tor MS own c0untrvmen :
heuefif hat FIR thr heueih = the
British. Russians and Chinese
It's true they'll Be doing tn.
Same thang 70 supply Is WHh ,baEe
various spucialtics. hut nsavb~
ihes II b. speefallies that k.foerf
ear arpie pie eaters afen inter
csted IN.
Getting tins system inaugural
ed was the purpose II the reeens
visit paid t. Washington bv On
aon's Production Minlstef ST.
Oliver Iytiieson He took The
subject up with o0f prodnelen
Chairman fwe aren't etasSv
enough 20 have ministers Mel
son Sir Oliver described whst
he was after 81 international pro.
0action indignation Don Mel
son was asauiescent and tn eam
mliteeS going
Theres military i~nlefrailan
also
Moanshattsn's Visit
That's What Admiral Lord On
Is Moantbatlen has been here It.
tending 10 Hes the British
commando expert NnfII - ars
rived and explained Il / aidns.
understand what TIE term e5m
mandu meant NoN / knu0 Is
q multiplicity naval activity.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

Here are Acfne ~ the - karai
suggestions:
Hitter a cnvey ~ diriaibles and
bllnzns % the N0rmandie and
pluck her ncstiy ffcm the mud
Freeze Tire mud and sand on
whsrh the Normaudie rests inio q
rrrmt block The frozen mud
lard shlui will then float Tow
the giant mudpie upstfesm. lash
tire liner 20 me George Washing
TN Bridge When the mud melts
the shlu fleets
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

There Is peril ahead for us ali, and sorrow for many. But
Huur cause is right, our goal is worthy aur strength i great
and growing Let us then march forward together facing
danger bearing sacrifice, competing only II the effort 81
share even more fully In the great task laid upon Is all Let
IL. remembering the price that some have paid for our sur
vfval. make our own contribution worthy to lie beside theirs
upon the altar Of mans faith. BY combined action now. we CIR
preserve freedom and restore peace 70 our peoples y com
hlned action later, we can fulfill the victory we have joined
10 attain, The concepts Of the United Nations will not perish
on the battlefield Of this terrible war. II will live to hy the
haais Of the enduring world understanding on which maakind
depends 90 preserve It's peace and its Observation-Disclosures
lRnnsaprlf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07
hsEmBEn ASSOCIATED gREss
Ana
WESTERN REwapApEA Uni0A

~FnEKnnm or TIE PRESS dsss ret give : Newspaper
- Aaaha - puhIzh seaa8ais attack lnnsesnt Inz.xt4nsh q
bnstnazH NRhn Nhtfb4x dos FREEDOM O. SPEECH eve as
fnsi~fanni ahn niahs 70 haaamanf fha rnputmffun Of outAtsndlna
aitE1knk NafsM fhs eansuanalsYx lNaalns lassisat1enz. mr. start
#ElfNefsaa esaseslans IT the saIs neaaea 81 disturbing Ire
NaNEA n4aas. r. sEslsle &c shsse s1aAez aHd pstxilsgsa 4 10
6mAan4er ~ slah4a end hsppinsss - sAF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

grm fk
IN
s t
fise W cas t aasr
- ~
~
Of Avnansfe NkiekN IL
mad upstream - e Ve@ To
exn asl blew aer hoa ms
mto en- puen
oalY Isss TAGS sHt
En - - tue i
nta w ropes fassene 70 ne -
resn sldo nAoW the Nhast
e Uhe ceFumanda hRsa
4 aaar Take nhoui hae1
exert ae ann n8sE reau
ed
Carnnande8 Sullivan explaim
Ansf - pr eent 81 tla wa
ssans are paeai
n~etapds Nuch As arr ased Narce
aaIlv an smaller ships Son
mlkha oanre5vnhy WORK IN cv16
large liners situated different
than the N~aFulandle.
hut about ny iaxa r. ta0. s
beautifully simple Dust run
Iot nj pipes down into Ire Nd
-narssse ard turn stpan hfa ts
rms will make the 700 GO t
Of N4teg inside her boil Ire bod
na wateF eeaunratns and 50 r.
Commander SssillpnnH probi
Fer. look the Nofmandm s
aasaine free and . ana
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

Corral al the locomotives IN
New Jersey iine thcFn AZ acfoss
the river ard hitch them with
huge cables tn the liner Blow the
whistle fgg rvcrvbesdy r. pull -
geffcf and drug The snip into Eta
stream
stuff Ere Nosmanae iall 81
.cenuloid table TENNIS balls and
float her nonchalansly to the sur-
face
Declare = highball holiday
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

Our JOB must b. @ keep ahead 81 the enefny. not onss II
production. winch pre-emIuence. according = al aeaIIable
accounts. we already have achieved BIT = design. 1F we mas
Be sire thai Maitland and Is accomplish nations have their
inventors and laboratories g busx = or ON. Keeping Up
with the national Joneses. Is 3 NasleIaI process. buf 81 Waf IS
waste. ard what ee saved p sefinpIag o. Cur bases our
Navy and our Army IS ptIfuIs small compared With what
we ave = spend . make p 70 or economics
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07
BOMBING INSURANCE
Deer Property Owner:
Var Damage Protection Is Not fncIud.
- IN Your Present Fire Insurance Policy

Effective July ist. ls<1 we shall be mhls 10 obtsin for Yo1
80 Damase inauFanos On Your propeFtY from the War Dam
- EnTperusion an fundamentally u me Unissd Stsses
1esazament
Under - policy the War namaae Corporation. In conntd.
Aza8eH e ths payment ct tie premium. agrees to indemnify
- Insured. anA lesaf representative aaainst direct phYScai
- 81 Of damage t. pFapertY whch nay result ifom enennY
azkzeE. InefadEne anr aeftan tsken ~ the military. naval on
81 fsEkss q shs United States il rssistins esamY sttseE
there i ut s-a8H<isns tine 70 eau on an Of cur chests
eszsozalIY . szplzin fully fhe adesutasss and seops Of this
aenstaas ezsss q insaEsnza. hat = Yoa wnl wrts or phone
- eflzs e pEsnpeIY = psszfhls Va shan BE- slad 10 give
ea fmI Iafefaaten.
Re owasF mast sen appAeatou for this insurunes and
- - pzsnism = ssvsass. We sasss bslow rated
PER YEAR Pm sisooas
Bfisk Frams
n9zszaaz 500 sm
zaszeznzzzez Sia6 Sloo
.#aazzz9arzaa RIAa4 $40 s1oo
s4zszAsz. Hospitals
zaszs : : Hslalaa4 premium shssss 81 saso
vsus vsr1 tslY.
BaeOi Insurance Agency
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

inspections bg physicians or
nurses
Examinations BY physicians 2
Examinations by physicians
with parents present ?
individuals admitted g.
nursing service 2
Eiad nursing visits b
Inspections BY dentists Or
dental hygienfxts :
Prophyiaxis by dentists or
dental hygienisss 46
Visits BY dentists or dental
hygienisx p
Visits 70 private dentists 10
Adult, Hygiene
Medical examinations
Food handlers s
Crippled Children Service
Individuals admitted to
nursing service 6
Nursing visits Is
General Sanitation
New water connections Isl
Sewer connections installed $50
New septic tanks Installed /
Field Visits.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

The Department Of commezre
saws explorations shuw Peru has
enough iron ere te last 81 year
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-07

New premises registered Ter
sanitary supervision
Private premises
Barrier shops snd beauty
pafiorx
Homes mosquito pEnofec -
Protection q Food and Milk-
FoedhandIiue establishments
registered for supervision
Field visits e merchandising
establishments 4
Field visits to dairy farms
Laboratory
Water meteorological =
Typhoid Blood cultures
syphilis d
Malaria
Eauarrhea
Tuberculosis i
Feees ior parasites
UxinaIyals 9
Rabies
Dafkfieid examination