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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
New Air Corps
Renegotidtion
Offices Here
Millions in Contracts
viii Be Checked by
Three-Man Board
BY SILER FREEMAN

! Machinery was set in motion
Saturday TO renegotiate millions of
dollars in United States Army Air
Corps contracts with the forma-
ton here of a price adjustment
section for the central procure
ment district. The district COM
priseS IA states tween the
Appalachians and the Mississippi
River, from Canada 10 the Gulf
of Mexico. II covers so per cent
of all the factories holding air
corps contracts.
The price adjustment section
will be under Capt Thomas +.
Staley jr.. according to Col A. NJ.
Drake, supervisor of the central
procurement district. To renegoti-
ate The contracts. Colonel Drake
has appointed a board consisting
of Joseph M. Dodge, president of
the Detroit Bank, as chairman
Charles Limbocker, former head
of the Wolverine Tube Company
land George Haggarty, attorney.
Sees More OHceS
Because of the extent Of the
central district, Colonel Drake
said, il may be necessary TO SET
up other offices at central points
and appoint additional board men,
IberS.
Colonel Drake explained that
heretofore. many firms holding air
force contracts had voluntarily re-
turned millions of dollars to the
government by renegotiating con-
tracts hey held This was done
more or less on a hit or miss basis,
there being nothing in the law 10
cover renegotiatiens.
Last April, however, renegotia-
Ition of contracts was covered by
law. A recent amendment TO the
law made provisions more flexible
and the price adjustment section
board was set up under the amend
Iment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
Dow-Jones Bonds

40 Bonds 90.S5, up 005
10 Higher grade rails 92.93, off 0.06
10 Second grade rails 54.03, up OBS
10 Public utilities 109.94, of Dol
10 Industrials LOG. up 0. 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
BRING WOOD STICK

To take part in these lessons,
all boys and girls attending
whether or not they are IVA
nembers-ar are asked TO bring 10
the meeting a broomstick or sim
liar wooden stick about 40 inches
long. This will be used to simu-
late a rife in the Butts Manual.
drill led by Sgt. Dan M Shea,
United States Army tretiredD.
The department of parks and
recreation band. under the direc-
ton of Vaughan Sunderland. will
provide music for Saturdays drills.
Mrs. Walter r. O'Hair, vice presi-
dent OF the parks and recreation
commission. will be in general
charge of the meeting.
Although IL Is the second rally
10 be held. Saturdays will be even
more important than fast weeks
meeting. so all IVA members are
urged to be on hand. The meeting
will start promptly at 10 a M
in front OF the Casino on Belle Isle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Board 10 Scan Report
On Cruelty Charges

The report of special investi..
eating committee which absolved
employees of the Wayne County
Training School of charges of cru
city TO inmates will be discussed
at IL o'clock tomorrow morning by
the members OF the schools adj
ministrative board. Henry S. Hull
bert. former chairman OF the
board, said today,
Although completed prior TO the
regular meeting 10 days ago, men,
bers of the board had not received
copies. Hubert. former probate
judge. said members have received
copies of the report. which de-
scribes the school as unique in
stitution." within the past week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Halls Heroes
Detroit Council Acelaims
Windsor Men at Dieppe

The leadership and courage dis
played in the Dieppe raid by the
men of Windsor was commended
today by the Detroit Common
Council, when an expression OF
sympathy was sent TO the mayor
Of Windsor and the city clerk.
The council message said:
I'VE express To the people OF
the City of Windsor our admira-
ton for the valor displayed by
your sons. our sincere and heart
felt sympathy for the mothers,
wives and friends of those who
will not return, and our appre-
citation Of the pride and forti-
tude with which the people OF
Windsor received the news OF
their loss, In the manner befit-
ting the families of soldiers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

Absolutely harmless. GUARANTEED. Try
q large box Of AYDS. 3o-day supply only 81. IS
Money back II you don't set results Just phone
Frank & Seder, Ernst Kern Co, Sears and
Wards, Neumann's Quality Food. Cum
ninsham, Kinsel, Sans and walsreen
stores. Frank W. Kerr, DiNr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

been in the federal building for ID
years and in her job. handles all
the court money. She estimates
she's had about $4,000, 900 in her
hands in one form or another, in
that time.
John Witherspoon. police COM
missioner, took his three sturdy
sons the other day, and carried
them off TO the summer place at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

in federal court.
II was made
out and signed
by Helen John
son, chief book
keeper in the
court. and went
as part pay
nent on the
sanitar III m al
Battle Creek
when the army
took over.
II lie n has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

Algonac, where
they'll indulge
I h cir passion
for fishing while
the C o m m ! $ h
sharpens up the
eye on the clay
pigeon range.
He's worked
up his pistol
score on the
police range to
SO out Of 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

and now in the d. AS office, is at
home i'll u. badly sunburned face.
-
Jack Crellin got quite a scare
the first night home after covering
the Go meeting in Philly. About
2:30 in the morning he awoke and
heard a rustling and rushing
around in the living room and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

history OF the Detroit office,
there's a woman working there.
She's Dorothy Hope.
julius Kabatsky. special as
sistant d. A., just joined the select
group OF four-time-yisitors to the
Red Cross blood bank Joseph
c. Murphy former congressman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
Four Gangsfers Face
HEARING in KiIIinq

Having stood mute at their ar
on a murder charge,
four members of gang which al
legedly shot and killed Peter Ku-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

bert, Hamtramek tavern keeper.
face examination Friday on the
charge. The four are Roman Us
iondek, 20, of 1909 Brinker ave-
rue; James Lynch, "a; Emil ia
worksi, 20. of Toledo. and Randolph
Mavday. now serving Is years in
Jackson prison for parole viola
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
People
You Know
$4,000. 600 Passed
through Her Hands
BY LINTON ANKLES

That piece about Police Supt.
Lou Berg signing $4,000 check,
some one of a bigger
bigger-signed over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

Which "a miles MIR. wITHERsPOoN
above the craftsmanship OF the
average cop.
University of Michigan gets a
likely chemistry student this fall.
He's Henry Z. Melton ii. whose
father is a name to be reckoened
with in the chemistry world.
The elder Melton Is chief
chemist in the c. Z. Jameson
Laboratories here and he has 10 his
credit dozens Of well known
formuiae. including a headache
tablet and hair tonic which are
household words.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

If you called the United States
secret service on the phone you'd
hear feminine voice (nice)
answering. and you pro b a b ly
wouldn't be surprised, unless you
knew that for the first time in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
DETROIT EVENING TINES (PHONE CHEEKY $500

Tom Croker. we'll known and well
liked head of the Army's Bowery
Corps, has won the hand of Adj
jutant Isadora Gilbert, who's
worked with him for a long time.
They'll middle-aisle IL this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

leaped up to have a look. The
house was pitch dark.
So he crept cautiously out and
when his eyes could see finally,
there was his youngest, about 3,
standing propped against the sofa,
busily leafing through some maya
zines-in the dark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

"The Wishing Well" has n
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
DEFINITE PROGRAM SET

A definite salvage program will
be offered at this time, not only
for IVA members, but also for all
other boys and girls of similar age
In the Detroit area.
Boys and girls attending this
important meeting will be given
opportunity 10 participate in a
competitive stamp and bond sale.
Prizes to winners in this city-wide
competition will be announced
Saturday.
Second in the series of physical
fitness lessons will be given under
the direction of the department
sof parks and recreation, which
launched the program last week
and will continue II through the
; coming months at recreation CEN
tiers throughout the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09
S I'd Rally
Called Saturday
:0n Belle Isle
BY Il. JEROME PETIT
Defense Editor, Detroit Times

IT, Detroit's second big Junior Vic
- tory Army rally will be held at
10 a. m. Saturday in front of the
Casino on Belle Isle, to provide
Nboys and girls between the ages
of 10 and 10 another opportunity
to take part in the nations war
effort.
Il Like the first IVA meeting. held
last Thursday night. Saturday
Emornng's session will be devoted
primarily to physical fitness in
tstruction-latest Junior Victory
~ Army program to be offered
locally
: OF equal Importance to IVA
members. however, is the fact that
sat the coming meeting will be
e1aunched additional IVA activities.
~ including the sale of war stamps
and bonds, and the salvage of fats,
r tins and other metals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-09

The Salvation Army's captain
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
Oleonder Garden
Club Has Called
Meeting Friday

A cslied meeting 81 the Oiean.
der Garden club wss held Ia the
Recreation Center At he Housing
Project office on last Friday a.
iefnoon
TIE Chair was corrupted b. he
president Mrs David Peastse.
2ho appointed heads for soue
- fhe Glib committees Ameae
these Wak the appointment q
hrs b z Mckenzie - chairman
q the program COMMITTEES. Hrs
y Hanshaw - head the scrap
oaok COMMITTEES. and rs = ?.
Emmil publicity chairman
TINS iast COMMITTEES Is - have
charge - The eiean-aH posters
ahirh re ~ y changed every
fNu weeks
Duriaa fbe meeling Hrs J a
Defrick mo heads ne nnntest
eommfItee took orders Tor psusg
plants
i waa demded - maks une -
efeaiioa center - the HOUSING
Project ne permanent place =
meeting md aaz hoa b e ~
2 Pm - the future instead II
2 s. - II TIE pest
Mra Harry Seeabe ~as eieeiea
corresponding aeeretsV
The next meeting - ue CID
81 tsks place tha afIernooa -
: aeldEa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hooper
spent last Saturday afternoon and
evening N Mobile
Mrs r. G Befdcn returned 70
her horne Ia New Orleans last
week after . pleasant visit here
10 Mrs Fritz Celmer.
Mrs. James Christie. the former
Miss Mable Thomas departed Sat.
ufdav fer HaldoSta, Ca. 10 guin
her husband who Is attending
the Advanced Flying School 81
Moody Field. Al that point Mrs
Christie wtii remain with her nus
band until ms graduation IN De.
rember.
Mrs A L. Todd and daughtef
Mrs. Bessie To8d Veuer, snd
grandchild Mariiynn Vetter De
parted Thursday for New Orleans
where Mrs Todd will remain foe
several weeks Mrs Vefter and
Marflynn win return home Sun
oav.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

II epessei intssezt r. n4tgsas
here and throughout the sinfe =
TIE announcement mnge taaes ~
Mrs Mabel Or Pelham - Pas
caeoula and Mr. john Msnn Pei
haia. nf he engagement and -
preaching marriage ~ their uasss
daaghges. Mshel lsicia. - jeiAn
Alfred Everett son - Mg ana
Mn William Nesley Everett ii
Yaxou Cits The wedding A4fl -
brilliantly solemniaed "a XAsoe
City ct she FiHt Baptist Church
with the pastor. d Webb Bgane
uffictating
Miss Pelham. . former resident
q the Van Winklr Estate. Il .
graduate 81 Clinton nigh scnnol
where she took an outstanding
part Ia band activities SHE II.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
WEEKLY D CLUB

Members Of the Weekly Bridge
ciuh were hnnerees on Tuesday
when Mrs r L DeLakhmet en-
seftained the members n her
home.
Pretty fall flowers were used
II p~rofasion 70 decorate The
rooms Of the home
Mrs Forest Crabtree received
the high score prize and Mrs En-
NIT Huh. the cut prize.
A salad course with hot tea WA
served at the conclusion 81 the
games 70 Mesdames Emmitt Hull.
Forest Crabtree. Edwin Mays.
r E Davis. P. II Fields. S Pc
terrell. r n. Knapp and Alton
Thompson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

Mrs Ffed Taylor and Der nseess
Misses Jean Cavef and Ann SAT-
rier. wcre recent viSllors n b
ioxl
Mr and Mrs v B Herring and
daughters Jane and Billy Bragg.
accompanied BY H Flateau mo
torssd 10 Columbus. Miss 10 spend
The weekend with Nj and Mrs
Hmrinns dauehter Miss Hermine
Herring. Who 5 sttendtng the
Mississippi State College Tor We.
men
Miss Olivia Delmas returned
Lest Friday from . wait - tNo
weeks with her brother. Randolph
?. Delmas. and hts family u Cor
pus Christi Texas
Mrs Waalsey M0ffaw ard chill.
dren Cynthia and Allen. departed
Saturday fof Orlando. Fla. where
Nsrs Morrow goes 70 - nesFef
to Mr. Merow Nho Is IL eonstfa
.ti0n work IL Cuba Mrs Morrow
wlIl head the Orange County
American He'd Cross Chapter -
executive head The TfaseileF :
AID here wss established b
Mrs. Morrow several months aan
Her Successor has not yef arrived
buf the office i beng kept open
wlth Mis- Nell DaWklns serving
IS temporary executive The s.
flee 4 IL charge d Miss Dorothy
Jonte Who has been secretary 10
hrs MafroN since bef arrival
il pssraKuaaa
Miss Ada Ros returned h0ne
Saturday from Birmingham
xnefe she visited friends foilg3
me ; tup % louisville. X
Hiss Mary Anderson was q
weekend VISITOR % Eas salni
Loaa
The latter part ~ last week
marked ne departure Il Mfs
z ] Bird for a vacation visit %
Birmingham
Hrs II. 6 Cotton Is recovering
from an illness that hes kept her
E shut-in for several days
Mf& 1s4 knehs returned Iazl
saturday from Mobiie Nhere 80
naz been II the Providence -
Urinary undergoing treatment
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
BRIDGE cLus

Mrs. =. L. LeIssxhme1 enter
tanned the impromptu Bridge
Club and several guests IN her
home On Thursday afternoon
Reception nnuzns If the home
we're asifactiveiY decorated with
pretty san flowers
Mrs J p Buxard reeelsed the
high scaFe prize.
After the gsH1es ne hostess
served CONCEALED spice grape sal
90 and soft drinks 70 Mesdames
J B Buxard Thomas couison. a.
J Franklin. " = Broasme ( s
Beardsiee. Leon Nelson. J +
Renfro. and y II Hawkins
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
PAScAGoULA.....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

~ and MFs J E Laeenzo sna
son Janses OlMes, have fe1utnea
ID Molaile alsnr . VISIT Il the homf
af III Lorenxos sister. Mrs O.
car Green Mrs Lille LgFenza
who accompanied them from Ne
bile Niii remain fef > longer visit
70 MnA Gfnn. Mbe Is her
daughter, and ~. Green
Little Miss Jaequeline Bates
daughter 81 Nj and Mr. Henry
Bates ~ Mobile. has fesuFned -
her horne after spending tee
weeks afuh hef aunt Miss odFssa
Brtsee whlle her father Aaa 10 !
hospital RI Bates has nov Il
turned 70 his home much improve
81 III health
Ensign sawyer Baeouisae spenk
Asa Saturday attn his wlte aaa
babg Ia keN Orleans
4 special moVle pfoKfam he's
been arranged Tor the children
81 psscsgouls and eli points -
she county. II ell b. given IN
Ire uS0 auditorium Satnrdas
nlornng e 10 o'eleek. AM child
viii be gwen : cordial welcome
ala Pes Howell 81 LAleeasss
Mak IL PaeaRnuta SUNDAY where
sire ylsilea her mpliseT. NJ Webh
Parker ara SISTER. Mr. Charles
Parker ard sister. Mr. charles
TsYlef Friends q Mr. Psfkef
wI hr interested Il learn haet
she Niii make her hume with NJ
Tayiof during tfie time tlsnt ~
son Wilbur Parker IS IN slle sess
ie Mr. PafkeEs henae = =
lueedale
~ c A Carrier departed
Tuesday foH = WISH ~ = seek 10
het daughter Mfa Escaas Demsaa
q Tunica. Nfe1
Friends IF Lewis Knapp wil p
Interested e knoe inst he i -
tending CieuEseH College =
Clamsm = e
Mfs NelI MeCaoley. Mn -
Zgile and Phiiemine 80 To-
Jehnson q Ne# OflesAa MeIs
guests a Nfs = E EeaaFn -
Sataaasy
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

~ MK nAex
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e,nsss 81 81 sna Mr. His
&inhahAgn Mlh maaM NsA ~
l1xs - sna nekt Wae
Mr. waam y Frazier m Is
turned aH Hoas. l
Atseie i called * tle eAbs
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Ten who - ! se& ~sf
beiuse sse fserlea he ans
ton hnd fuaasal N he
SUNDAY oet
small Janet Ler ENrFna4 Fun
iinuea lses tisit WITH ilnf efand
parents alsd MrA A sMee
nry. IN Nfilua Ms fef ~ m&f
week - ITO Mhsn hs8 aslf
Iaues sn wHa
TueegiseF theY viii ~ @ JAn
~ i enlf TO wears I'D Wsil3
. tendeF 80 - aakN b the
NJ. ard Nh nsa Andefnan
departed - Nem ufsna a.
Ssfnday Affm > visit nsth aa
Mrs Wlillsm Z harm IS m
briggs Bungalows Mr. Ana
son wio A bnsa sha a
Mrs Hand miao = klr8 Naie4 a
loinea - NJ Andnan NAsasdas
for ne return up y Sec ~
Jeans
NJ and Mrs HaEfg Hlmt
building = neM hons 81 Msana
ten axsnae into ahlxh
soon 81 uaasn though ~ sis
mate date il I'll 4 msiitf Il ap
Swing to tks b0lAdlna e~lsuel
~ and Mf8 & 4 Tafbatf
s0n depart SUNDAY fsa xni
with MI Tafbotts father + =
Talbot VI 0aeeula > suburb q
Dez AoineA 4 Ty ef =
- sway Shout spe
MR. Hetan Whiahufs9 s. ~
iaki @@k : guest hsusa Il
home 81 NJ and M #s
AhlsnA ~ Aaua8in ss
NJ and Hfs = Il Hes as
children Barry ard Sharon
Mobile spent Sunday sh H.
" - Wooaman TIE neshs4 a
h Hers hifn MounsAH
spral SUNDAY A3fh aHaAar aeaK
ar Nfs odaa LYh1 ~ NaA q
ans plans = pas her aEaaifss
xlflt uats SUNDAY
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

- eompfeted . business etsatA
sfufn Mrs Eugene Hrrkhasn arsa
"a naN w~sAkeeps stenakfApeF
Nnd peI@unnel manages u bata
Beverage Company - THIS eIN
SHE : mstsnS "a etsic sna feiaK
s0as Circles ana + universally
liked ard aamiged
Tie prospective NfonHn attended
YaxDo Cats High schtasi where
ne also took AZ outstanding psi
IN bard activities end : : proud
.-pueNe0e of eighteen medals
thai he am il hand contests
Throughout ne state After corn
|picstng = course In aheei n,rtnl
in Greenwood. re s&a& employed
lbs ingalls, Shlpbuildine Corp lie
i. noW IL tae u s Navy and i
stationed IN New ORLEANS
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

Hou@at Falsa ceasaaelsa :
steamboat ~ France j. 1903 for
zeans before ~ Aunease rs n
saHze -EEsHaazHz 80 Hs Had.51
user
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06
MOSS POINT -.
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrs Hsrt~en McCellum spent
me weekend with Mr. McCeiium
N Birmingham. Ala.
Mr. and Mrs C. S Besrdsiee
End Miss Maisie Ainsseorth ere
guests Sunday afternoon IN the
home OF Mr. and Mrs A " Greg
cry. in Bay 81 Louis
Owen Mcdonald Of Tuscaloosa
Ala. spent thc weekend here
vi,h his brother. Dunesn Melon
aid
Mrs. A l. Monroe left TINS
week for i several days visit 70
relatives IN Houston. Miss,
Mrs j c Calhoun Of Nj Oh
I'VE. Miss. spent several days here
with Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Graham
and Miss Bessie Ccwsn returning
10 her home Monday
MIR. and Mrs F G Spann Jr-
spent the weekend with relatives
IN Prentiss. Miss.
John Macarthur. 81 Tuscaloosa,
Ala. spent the weekend here en-
owing : visit to his parents. Dr..
md Ms A p Macarthur. Mrs
Macarthur and their daughter,
Mary. returned TO Tuscaloosa with
MIN Sunday TO make their future
home
Mrs. F. G. spann. 81. Mrs T 9.
Spann. Jr. and Mrs Lille Boards
ice were visitors TO Mobile last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Rouse and
two daughters. Dorothy and Ger
tie spent Sunday with relatives
IN Virgins. Miss
DR.. and Mrs J Mae Bell Of No
bile were guests for the week
end IN the horne u Mr and Mrs
Edwin Lennep. DR. and Mrs Bell
and Mr. and Mrs Bell were vis-
tors down the coast Saturday
evening.
The many friends n this city
Of Miss Lillian Rhodes OF Jack
On. Miss. who has been seriously
II for several weeks n the Bap-
Isl hospital IN that eIts are very
glad to hear that sire i lHprox-
Ing
Mrs. F r Fikner was . visitor
70 New Orleans. sunday
Mr.. and Mrs o A Seward eft
Monday 20 return 10 their home
n Philadelphia. Mis-. after .
few DAYS visit IN the home 81
their son-ln-IaW and daughter.
ar and Mrs ) P. Buzard
Tom DeLashmet u Mississippi
sfste College N Stsrksilie. il eH-
perted 70 arrive Friday 70 spend
ne weekend wffh ms parents. Ar
and Mrs # L DeLashmet
Mrs 9 A Graham. Mrx J G.
Calhoun and Hiss Bessie Ce3an
Were guests Saturday afternoon
Of Mrs A = Cowan and Mrs..
Prank Ellis - Mobile
Misses Alice and Margaret Col
msF spent Saturday afternoon ~
Mobile
Miss Virginia Peaeoek spent
us weekend with friends -
Brooklyn Ms
Lieutenant and Mr. - F Mc-
Laod end Ms Mar Eixabeth
Eey q Camp Shelby. spent ane
weekend here 9Th p aAd Ms
+ c Key ana Mr. Louise ?.
Mcleod
his & L Bend and CHILDREN.
Ann and George spenE fhe seek
end attn friends ard Helsuses 81
Weir Mss
The monthly meeting - ne
Mass POINT Parent Teacher aao-
cation NiIi b held r. t7e sasi-
taHum - TIE Elementary school
Il Nos Point TuezaaH evening
November be = 7.sa aeioeE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

NJ G. A Carrier dep4ltal
Tuesday ieH = via4 - = seek -.
her daughter Mf2 ElGhas pemiaa
81 Tunica. Hiss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

Friends of Lewia Knapp wiIl p
interested e knoN shst he Is -
tending Clemson College =
C4enegn > G.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

Mfs Nell Mecaaley, Hrs =
L8iEe and Phiienine ana To-
Jehnson q NeH Ofiesa4 NeI.
guests q Afs = E Eeaaw -
Saturday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-06

Ms { L Bond znd calldHe'
Ann and George spent the Nes'
end wIsh friends ard Hslatlsez
Wsir. Hiss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-01
Clip This Stamp
Combat Insignia Stamp No. 4,
bearing insignia of
eth Reconnaissance
SQUADRON

A flop-eared elephant who
learns TO fly. SPECIFICS, but
explosive with antics that
crease the ribs of folks who
otherwise would not hazard
an ounce of audible mirth--
that is 'Dumbo. J." For be
sails through the air with
the greatest of ease"
The request of Elliott
Roosevelt. captain in the
United States Army Air Corps
attached TO the Sixth Recon-
naissance Squadron, brought
Walt Disney's "Dumbo" into
his new role with that organ
ization. Not unfamiliar with
the mechanics Of air travel,
he soon was at home with the
flight. He can descend for
closer scrutiny when the need
arises. for he is never with
out the extended spyglass
which he holds in the awk-
ward embrace of his tiny
trunk. He has acquired the
flying togs of the seasoned
veteran pilot, and greater en-
terprise may soon be recorded
of this newest recruit from
the animated stills" of film
land.
Combat Insignia Stamp Design. ls42,
Hearst, Publications, Inc.