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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
State Sells Land
In Deals With
Private Owners

" ii Giants 10 Luke Faifles. ~
$50 feet portion 1T lnf II.
square D of Hebfafu iraet ii tnNrs
al Scranton Miss sec Il. 7 5
s RaW
y + Abpiegate. a z Moran
and ] { Gay to Jesepn Floyd
Basque and Bernard Donald
Basanae sW az 81 + II sec.
II : s AMI Nv 81 NJ Il
see q 9 rs sce i6 ana q. 7 !
= ReW
HefH4es 0auiief e. Mrs MARY
Eta Laudrum bot No - biaek
ehleoi Park Rcllevlaa tract.
see Isl z 8 S 4 5 W
state 81 Mississipp Il Jas 4.
Nelson 81 So NJ = q see
= + s K
State 81 Mississippi 70 dame.
EntFekln lot 2s Rose Fafm Ness
Orchards sec Il r. &
State 81 Mississippi tnJ e Gas.
NJ 8 * NW 81 see i. T s
s. Il "
State 81 Mnspippa e. Heme.
Wells s s 81 NV 81 81 S
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James p Gant,ei ard AIattA.
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TINS attractive Avr-rsam frame
houss = bat 0nf % thousands If
smal. lev cost hoEsea nav being
haill IN defense areas ~ private
capital AID industry 10 mess The
hansinx needs ~ waf Industry
workers and their families. The
.alualian placed b. the fHA On
this property i s.. zoo insladink The
land This particular property =
heated in = defense area 81 \ seath
Atlantis State. In ether lasall.les
liss eaSl may vary slightly. Il
should D. naied thai She ioof plans
pictured here call FOR location u
plumhlnR equipment 10 conform
wlsk. The EmerseneY Plumbing
standards far Defense Hnnalna.
THIS home wss purchased with a
assa payment uf $3.50 and an IN
sarsa marsaage ~ s1ssa fi-
nancea mndsf Title VI asef :
periani sf 20 yeark, the moHlhly
payments Oh an FHA.insured mart.
ra@ 81 this amount wonla he ap.
proximasrly SIC rxelusivs of taxes
aaa hazard Insurance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

aaft aa Title an
stat feaass aaa maintenance
81 - taag mp se eeA
81 - eafiak4usnf 81 HeR run
.Etsaesan neetstea - as4e
uaEmaa saaae #faa sas e
etsatsaa 8 uea aasite 60 ee
eaeme Is as Ae se Tfae
0aaati6ana make il fup DNet
mat ae saap q eshfsng aQpN
81 kspt IS ssand s0kinr eand
gi8n fes tae asHaisea q iae 0as
Maintenance ogk ana r
.iial aenelm tlsst e. not ehange
sgaeta0af design ae peFwittee
wlfhoaf further 84has tFaiton un
.drs conservation usaef Li4i Title
aaan 81 sueh Auk ma 81
.eufa n Al seetlafa e tat
country n amounts ~ 81 s. SOC.
Ma1ka1s4n terms are saaHaef y
the Feae8aI Reserve aossa ega
atlons governing nsaiimenl
Credit
Leans fIaa8eina tae eauEefsaf
81 oil BURNERS Il the use 81 ginel
faels o. tne Installation af stnfn.
daoEx storm windows Weatnei
stripping and InxQaflen cansfl
tasa me fhiga broad fleia f9f war
sms Title ! lending winch has
assumed special fnnpeftauee De
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

eagouia
Mes A J Robinson Draton
Brown and Mrs Leila Parker.
'sNsiees IS Triumph Church 81
AEN pont te Walter Nathan and
ulfe Priscilla Nathan lot u.
|hiesk A IF Triumph church. sub
a1sasian ia Joseph Rally claim.
zee Is IT'S. R6w
Donald ] simmons % A /
staniea 20 \ 900 foot lot on
Beach Front in CITY o. Pasca
eeuia
Y ] Aaa3ess to Robert Bead
les ans Ethel Bradley S a
lei 3 81 square X ~ Gurla uaci
IN See Il IT'S R6W
William { MeCorv~y and Con
aie MeCeesey and Thomas Foun
aIn aud 0IIe Alabama MeCorves
Fountain. Il " y Address. 5 =
of lot 3 Of square X Of Guriis
tract IA sec II T s r & "
also hi ; fief L square 2 Cur
- tract tnal LEES ia city hmIii
d Mos Point IN see 49, T : 5
IRhW also " % feet 81 lot I
8Ief { square 3 Guriis tract IL
80 ID T S R6W
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
100 Much ZOninu
m Average City
In America

Chicae0-AIrnnas q PEI cent
81 the property II TIE average
American city has - rksnpleteh
fallen within the bliansed class
one district and destroyed the Fe
that wcre it concentrated n
sulting economic loss would prob
ably in the long run turn cut 70
BE- an actual gain. Frederick ?
Champ president Mortgage
Bankers Association 81 AmeEiea
sid recently ~ an announcement
HAT AZ THE orqanlxatl0ns forth
coming conferences IN wartime
m0rtgage finance It Chicago
about q fourth Of the meeting
would be devoted 10 studying
present war housing and It's effect
en- post war urban rehabilitation
The meeting was scheduled Ter
6eptembef 80 e. October : Heplae
ing the association 2ath annual
convention cancelled earlier
Any problem s insignificant
compared xlih lia nations n
mediate task Of winning Ha Waf
yet il must b. admitted ihat SOME
post war problems such - TIE
ionE neglected need fof urban -
Eabiliiation. ought "a ~ carefully
studied now Because the guide II
much Of what vii be done aite
i being establ sned IN WaF hous
ing now
Zonlng iaws IN MANY eliIes
long hamstruus rs restriction.
that made no sense whatever
have been overturned n TIE In
mediate needs q va housing /
wili be 10 the everlasting Nne
I'll 81 the nation 4 we car keep
them overturned Too mIleH Il
TIE average American eilF H
zoned Cor commercial properties
A great deal Of il must be turned
back for residential Use ThI.
SHOULD cut down small retail hus
ness failures heip me manieipa.
az picture and aid II retaining
city populations n cities
Some authorities Ha8 eautene
ihai one store fer e4e. = lam
lies IS about right On ~ asefaal
and for food stores iof example
fhe ratio ought % II around On
ler every 50 families
Municipal authorities ezn aaki
- important wartime eaafHbp
ton By revising Their ouiaaHI
zsnine ordinances o FuEfun
ateiy many are doing So II some
restrictions against fa Up.
houses have been lifted II other
dr. vail construction = On
bauned-is . permitted II
RHA has peffoFmea q fIne publ.
service in suggesting aaHaa.
e1de reforms ana urging mn.
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Loans Insured
By Playing
Important Role


MNHH4gt1n 9lzs be ate
Institutions naa neiue naarea ~.
federal Hg a%daansst,a
tun under Title Is aae national
asank aH ps ne an im
Wffant fate III ft nalion aaf
tise esoaaule Fsaesai HatislnH
COMMISSIONS Ahnef II eeson
afed reeenfiK
Under fae Wsa slfH4 If1ie pro
gram ~ Ferguson pointed oue
private ainaaelng : being made
aeaAlah5e "a 8 sesina basis bF the
ieslae nn esssHts@I tyfea Ct &c
uxlgs seHloaesana Il e-unTeFaiua
Is existing structure "a pFexae
additional living accommodation
fer War worker sssenffsi ~
pairs 81 maintenance needed tu
keep eNisssng dwellings IL soufsa
unitt feaoeann - conversion
81 Oh bssf aefs 1T other tuei saving
measures ahaeH assist TIRE ma
iions fuel oil conservation pro
gram
During August ; Total ~ 81 2gT
loans amounting 81 ST. jig i8I
wefs reported - gns FILA for 10
suranee under tne Title ! program
the eommissi nnsf reported F0
the first eight months Of 1882 4
total 81 sa0 042 Tftle / loans AZ
aHeEallna slfa4z3sTa were re
ported Tor insurance
Fof femeieIine projects which
provide additional living srcom
u~totatlunH tot war workers loans
81 ap 10 3 900 are available un
deE Title I 20 tH repaid IN equal
monthly anslaIEmrnts ever o.
aaas Is long IS seven years.
Qualified projects IT TINS type
must b. located in the critical
Mar housing areas aesignaied bS
the President within walking dis
tance Of the war activities served
CT Of adequate public transports
ton Occupancy preference mus.
be extended ~ war workers
R~emodellng for war workers il
strongly favored - government
al authorities because it afford.
q mean el meeting pass 81 ia,
/. critical uaf housing need witt
minimum consumption of scare
var matefiak Mr Ferguson said
II assistance IN securing eritica
materiais IS needed for such prof
ects application kor . aar pro
auction board preference rsiinl
order can ~ siltd with the loca
FILA office # critical material
are on hand application must b,
filed II similar manner Tor au
thofltx IL nHaceed under In
WIPES conservation order L a
I unless the total cost Is less ina
5000 81 less TRAN 81 600 in IN
event that more than live fam
Eilles are Il ~ accommodated an
! new utility connections arc ne
required.
The second bfoad phase az TIA.
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dae6na fee W
sr mnat ae SO
Leans n Wlf
ntN
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II a
Ese
ttm mas aun Is
trer veal Kt Waeaaa rw
mistss b TIA aaa H
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n.st 4eauHa NpB
unsint naer L Iasta as
nssaAaft0n s1 H -
lati spe an m
salaE esst e s1a ID a
ease aeplBaEsn san 81 Hae 81
tine regular mHssa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
Three Types Of Private Loan Sources
Active In FILA War Housing Program

Ttif ~ prophets must ta kneatmA
Is TIE critical @ag h9saiHH as
designated b. ihr President and
occupancy priority must - gwen
Is war Workers
Since ere 1912 wat fsfHsH
amendments 81 tht Naslana ftuua
~ AIT became operative
n june ali nre gs housing pro
ecsa initiated unacl the FILA pro
afsgn afe being Bsufea Under y
lie VI Previously heNe
substantial soiuua 81 housing n
aaf industry Stress also Na =
naneed under iht FliAs fsrsla
Title II program
IL uae NFsi slN months Z 1872
fa0 ifufnp mortgages fatailnk
SOS 80 $50 were seeepies . q
sufanct an8c4 Title II Uf fhess
36e per cent we're originated ~
commercial banks 3su pei cent
81 rnoFtaaRe companies Is pc
cent 81 Insurance companies
100 wF cent ~ savings sna Haan
aeasation& 4B pea eent D sae
lnRa Banks. ard ~ PEE cent y
81 either types 81 appFssea lend
Ing Institutions
On June 81 1851 the total IN
eesimenf hela b lending inst
untians be- FHA insured horne
mortgages vi al types aggregated
s. s3l al 328 10 originai pstaripa
snouni These represent mort
cages insured siner the stsft u
FLA mortgage insurance op
lions in 1898 The outstanding
balaner of these mortgages Is Of
course steadily reduced Is fegu
Ia monthiy payments agsinsi
principal aa well as IS = sab
slanlAai valpme IS pFepaynteaH
Tine distribution Of tuess held
ing bt type ef irndlng iuslisu
ss0n Was 81 ioil0Ws eommeFsla
banks ass per cent msafaHee
companies ETA per cent saving
ard loan associations 70 per cent
savings banks Be PEI cent mort
gaae companies "a per cert led
efai agencies 6a per cent and.
All others ~ per cent
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iaf 1 II block ! IN Coulter second
addition 10 Moss Point same be
inn 3 subdivision oi the SW Of
NJ \ ia sec 2e 7 S r s " iof
loo < 200 feet
Mrs George Lewis To Je1 Hus
sell i1H X So looi .oi s=sF
II sW corner u ibt IS ai SID
alne kfets tract
7. Miner reccisef ~ Fa4m
ass end Merchant State Bark a
0eean SPRING e. Mfs Malei Cox.
- 81 st - biock @ ID Town d
0eean spfmas VIII iJanta@s o..
stsi ssae 81 Vanclravt ayenae -
S. leeI and extending easg aHa
0sss - leet
state II Misss Dbl to Lis Bel
ftsar ernter S ul .ot n A
Dees .aaef a see i e. &
state Il Mississippi lo O L
Mcleod s Is oi ST. o. ee Is.
r 5. +
State of MISSISSIPPI t0 % E Ne
Leoa sW < 81 NV VI sec :
19R7
State Il Mississippi ln Mrs Tros
( Nelsen. bots ; li aud ID. blacl
Ris Point Towusiie 2a. ]
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mum constructions standards to-
sal housing The wisdom u the
agenes scientific and sensible
suggestions should nos BE- ioss IN
public asiieais IA the postwar
pefipd
Inc propertg II that nth If
urban United States now under
ms aead hand influence q
blight wili have g. ~ reaabiIItst
"A SOONER o. later # the AMER
ean sits y nel u suffer reaIls sefi
aus disintegratian and i looks Is
Though Il wiu BE- ne nation
most lmmediate ana important
postwar 3ab Il certainly holds
the greatest employment paetentl
aliliek The federal government {
assistance mas DC necessary II as
curing large AREAS uf slum
lions lof rerlaimiug because from
what we can see nos. lals kteK
NAV require too much financial
backing tor ans private gfaun
From then on private enterprise
can DO the iob
One thine almost certain t. b
needed Is some national agenes
probably government sponsored
ana operated 10 stady neW con
sfruciiun methods investigate
new building mater sak ami gen
efailx act a. an unbiased fact
llnding medium 60 enable Us Is
reach the gfes' mass market vii
houses they can afford to au
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09

Washington y C-C0ufnefua
banks mortgages eefaea sHtl
Insurance companies have been
llse largest participants "a the
FHA'e program e mortgage IN
saarance for privately flnagseea Waf
houssng projects under Title II ~
the National HousinE Act Prs
nfaI Housing Commissions Abnef
ri Ferguson announced recently
Detailed statistics % avail
able : ~ June g. la4a sheN ihat
THESE three types of pflxaie lena
sna institutions originated IS pr
rent Of NE ssss NJ $50 ~ var
housing ioags approved sof ii
naafAnee under Title VI through
fiiag date NJ Ferguson NataS
The pesreniaRe distribution Of
these MORTGAGES fer AZ TYPES 81
lenasng institutions participating
III the FILA program Na Is soi
mMs commercial banks z0s pr
cent mortgage companies as
per cent insurance companies Ia
perccent savings ans assn a
atoms a.s per eens savings BANKS
Federal aNentses II per curt al
others lOe pei cent
Tnr Title VI mortgage snsaf
aues plan has 1een Osse u ne
principal msaiulnz thEualgh which
private investment fund.- have
been mobilixed fut the financing
81 essential housing projects for
uag workers NJ Ferguson dc
elafed Through TINS insurance
Institutional lenders are pfoieet
ed against loss 81 their invest
ment M such projects
Only Necessary PROTESTS
Approved
In order a. conserve keafrp MaF
materials onls sfnse projects Tor
whieh there Is eleasls ~ iuspera
sixe need IN the Interest Of fhe
war effort are being approved for
Title vi insurance. and the pro
iecfz must confosm with I'll reau
Intiune and standards established
Tor pftvaials finaneed Wst hoas
me- 81 the War Production Beard
and thr National Housing Agenet
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cuE WINS

Fresno. CsH-A eating Ean
"a Fhe courthouse yard h bern
gwen I temporary fea
tire war eap HalN &
Brown Spanish Va Nee con
vsr.ced the authorities Il ha aesn
used il the famous charge pp
San Juan HsA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-10-09
BELL RlEos ron SHIN PADS

WlahIta Kas-When De lunch
gong sounded a. enc Of the Dir
plane factories here a worker.
Perry NeatHeesun slipped and
TEL ana eas tranpcd upon sHt
ferns 3 nsnken sho1lder N ths
scramble
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Northern OutpOsts
AaUait Planes With
Christmas Parcels

EDMONTON, ALBERTA. - AL
most forgotten by millions OF Cana
dian and American Christmas cele-
brants are residents of far-fung out
posts of the Canadian northwest
territories. Each year they look for
ward to a merry Christmas-if the
weather is good and parcels arrive
by plane in time for the annual
celebration.
Christmas express and provisions
usually reach Adkavik, 1,48O miles
northwest of Edmonton, few days
before Christmas. Another far-away
place is Coppermine, 1,10O miles
north of Edmonton on Coronation
gulf. Pilot Marlowe Kennedy makes
the trip to that outpost from Port
Radium on Great Bear lake.
But even though Christmas pro-
visions don't come through by air.
plane, residents of the arctic waste
lands are brought to civilizations
very door each Yuletide through
the magic of radio.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Fdteful
Meeting
..-e.'.--s -'-.,. i, ~
By KATHRINE EDELMAN
N THE graying dusk of a De-
cennher afternoon the slowly

N The graylng DUSK OF De-
cernber afternoon the slowly
= moving figure seemed almost a
part Of the landscape. Half dozen
cars whizzed by but not one stopped
to offer him a lift or ask where he
was going. If the Spirit Of Christ
mas, of kindness, was abroad, it was
surely passing him up.
Ten minutes more Of plodding
through the chill, darkening air, and
another car came roaring down the
road, passing him by as the others
had done. The grim Ines around his
mouth grew deeper, then he heard
loud grinding of brakes.
almost passed you up" a gay
voice cried.
''Pretty file of you to stop for an
old man." He shuf1ed into the va.
cant seat as he spoke.
"Oh, that's nothing" the gay
voice was a bit embarrassed. "But
I did almost pass you up. With this
Christmas business, and the rush
and hurry, one could pass up their
own mother"
IT like to hear you say that. It's
what I've always believed. The fact
Nogales international., 1942-12-25

accomplish vital construction mis-
sions in the face of difficult condi-
tions of combat and other adverse
circumstances, but also to protect
what they build.
1.-The Navy Seabees is definitely
the place for real 'he-men'-and
constitution men genesally are he
n1en'-who want to help win this
war and to be in the thick of
things"
While regulations later are ex-
pected to permit enlistment of
younger men who volunteel' for the
Navy through their draft boards,
the Seabees offer distinct advan-
tayes to men in the higher age
brackets.
Older men, Hilburn pointed out,
necessarily have had more expert
ence at their trade and the more
experience an individual has had,
the higher the rating he may be
eligible for.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
Follow the Rules
When Addressing
Christmas Cards

How do you address Christmas
card to a widow? A divorcee? A
business acquaintance? Here are
some tips on cards:
E Generally speaking, greetings fall
into two classes, formal and infor-
NAL. If you use printed or engraved
cards for formal use, the title Miss,
Mr., or Mr.. and Mrs. should pref
erably appear above the greeting.
For instance: "Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Stanyon wish you a Merry
Christmas" rather than IA Merry
Christmas from Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Stanyon."
On informal cords ci~~"1 = -,
the husbands or wife's name should
come first, although ordinarily the
person signing would put his own
name last. In general, the hus-
bands name comes first. These can
be signed Bob and Betty" or Bob
and Betty Bentley" depending on
how well the acquaintance knows
you.
No card should ever be sent with
out a Mr., Mrs. or Miss prefix. An
unmarried woman is always ad-
dressed as Miss" A married
woman, whether her husband is
alive or not, is addressed with
Mrs" prefxed to her husband S
full name. Since woman's maid
en- name is used only on legal pa
pers or when she uses it profession
ally, a divorcee's maiden name may
be used if it's been established by
legal procedure.
Cards to a married couple should
be addressed Mr.. and Mrs, even
though you may know only one OF
them. If it's a business acquaint-
ance and you haven't met the
recipients wife, it's permissible to
send the card in his name only.
Business addresses are quite all
right, though there's bit more
courtesy and more personal touch
to find out the home address and
send the card there.
A family in mourning may send
and receive Christmas cards as usu-
al unless the bereavement is very
recent-within the last two or three
weeks.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
AN UNUSUAL STORY
FOR CHRISTMAS

is, I was making bit of a test to-
day-had a bet with friend about
it. What's your name?"
1.-THE name is Tod Jenkins. I'm
headed for st. Louis-going home to
spend Christmas with mother. I
graduated in engineering last June"
"An interesting story" Tod
turned to look at the old man as he
spoke. He almost swung the car off
the slab. ''Why-why you look years
and years younger than thought"
A hearty laugh sounded against
the sharply rising wind. The man
was speaking again. "I'm not so old,
Tod" he said slowly; 'I'm a long
way from the old fellow you were
kind enough to pick up. Yesterday
we had an argument at the club. I
made a bet with a fellow that
wouldn't have to walk an hour be-
fore would find the Spirit of Christ
mas. It was rather a crazy thing to
do, but I happen to be rather an
eccentric scientist. My name is
Perry Birch"
Perry Birch!" Tod's eyes wild
ened in astonishment, and his foot
went off the accelerator, bringing
the car almost to a standstill be-
fore he went on. "Why-Why, he
stammered, 1--WE been wanting to
meet you all my life. I've read ev-
erything you've written - studied
your methods and work for years. Ir
fact" his voice grew more embar-
rassed, 1--WE been hoping that some
day / might follow in your foot
steps. The biggest wish of my life
is to become scientist like you!"
G>-WNU Service.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25

"Seabees men," Hilburn said, are
specialists in the building trades
who also are trained as fighting
men. Although new to the Navy,
the Seabees construction regiments
formed to build Navy bases the
world over-already have disting-
uished themselves as red-blocded
fighters who not only are able to
Nogales international., 1942-12-25

state is the finest compliment that
could be paid to the newspapers as
one of the vital and indispensable
factors in the development of our
state"
Mr.. Mitten continued, II also feel
that this is an opportune time to
bring to everyone's attention this
wonderful example of a local indus
try spending it's money in the state
whether it be in the purchase of
equipment, raw materials, live
stock, advertising space or payroll.
The majority of the money expend-
ed by our local business firms re-
turns for continuous circulation in
all parts of Arizona and to- benefit
directly or indirectly everyone in
Nogales international., 1942-12-25
|Tovrea Company
Carrying Big Ad
In Arizona Papers

"The largest single newspaper
advertisement from the standpoint
of size and coverage is being print
ed in practically every newspaper
in Arizona the weekend of Decem-
ber 25th," itswas stated in Phoenix
Wednesday by Mr.. Charles Mitten,
president of the Arizona Newspaper
Association.
1.-THE vitally important subject
matter of this advertisement re-
leased by the Tovnea Packing Com
pany makes this advent all the
mere significant further stated
Mr.. Mitten.
IT was so impressed by the conf
dence Mr.. Phil Tovrea had express
ed in the newspapers ability to
reach the majority of the people of
Arizona with an important message
that I interviewed him in this con-
nection. Mr.. Tovrea stated that at
the present time he felt that it was
imperative that the general public,
as we'll as the farmers and ranchers
of Arizona, be fully acquainted with
the pending food shortage due to
the lack of farm production which
faces the people Of this state and
that the quickest and most impress
sive manner that he knew for pre-
senting the facts of the case was
through the medium of Arizona S
newspapers.
At the same time Mr.. Tovrea
stated that both lie and his father,
the late Ed A. Tovrea, the founder
Of the present company. were and
always had been strong believers in
the use of Arizonas newspapers
when it was important to reach
the people of Arizona with any mes
sage.
"I feel that the confidence shown
by the expenditure of a large sum
OF money in the newspapers of our
Nogales international., 1942-12-25

Navy Wants Men
50 To 5Olh For
Service In SeQbees

PHOENIX, Dec. 24-(Special to
the NOgaleS InternationaD-The
U. s.. Navy wants men 38 to 5Oh
years old who are experienced at a
construction trade, for service in
the Navy Seabees, according to R.
j. Hilburn, recruiter-in-charge OF
the Navy recruiting office at Bisbee.
Nogales international., 1942-12-25

every section of our state
The advertisement mentioned
above is full page in size and ap-
pears in today's Nogales Intern2--
ticnal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31

Psragra, Hermetieal, Our Willie. Bosky
Dell and Imitra also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-31
Carter Seeking
Midget Repeat

Duane Carter will seek to make
history repeat itself when the Mo-
tor City Speedway, Eight-Mile
road and Schoenherr, opens Its
fourth season of midget auto rae
ing Monday night, The midgets
will race each Monday and Thurs
day, and motorcycle races will Be
carded each Saturday.
Carter is famed for his ability
to pile up points early in the sea-
son. He won six firsts and two
seconds in the first eight races
here last year and gained such
a wide lead over his nearest rivals
that he won the Motor City cham
pionship despite the fact that q
broken arm forced him to the
sidelines with six weeks left in
the season.
There will be a band Of the
Midwest's best drivers on hand to
give Carter an argument this year.
Among the luminaries are Art
Hartsfeld, John Wohlfiel. Jake Ja-
cobson, Mel Hansen and Chick
'StapletOn.