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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
4 Generals Fired
In Hitler Purge

LONDON Ian s fINS) Chan
cellor Hitler. who mas assumed
supreme command Of the NazI
armies, has fired four Of has top
ranking generals, according 10
published repor IN London today.
The reports attributed the CON
tinung Nazi military purge to
re1erSes suffered by the Germans
IN both Russia and Serbia. where
guerilla fighters still are a thorn
IN the side Of the Nali occupa-
tional forces.
The London Daily Telegraph 10.
ported from Stockholm that Col
Gen. Ewald Won kleiSt and Field
Mx-shel General Sigmund List
Mad been sacked by Hitler. N)n
'kleiSt because Of his defeat hV
the Soviets a. RoStov and Won
List a. a result OF his failure %
suppress tho Serbian guerillaS
The Telegraph added that this
news gained significance following
tho di>miSSalS Of Field Marshal
General Walthor Won BrauChitsch
As chief Of staff and OF Field Mar
shall General Fedor Won Book as
NaZi commander on the central
front m Russia
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Row With Girl Friend
Costs Him SIS Fine

Lee Owens % who maintains q
German concentration camp would
be preferable 10 'he night he spent
IN the Garfield police station to-
day was given the option ri ~
days IN The House Of Correction or
a S25 fine ON a drunk conviction
Ovens of 657 Sclden avenue was
arrested in a hotel lobby near his
home during an alteration with
girl friend The girl made nInc
telephone calls and one personal
appearance at tho Garfield station
pleading for Owens release The
sentence was imposed by Record.
ers Judge Arthur r. Gordon
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Court ID. Parkway
Wayne County Supervisors Ordered 70 Levy
Tax TO Support Huron-CInton Pro eet

The Detroit area may soon enjoy
the Huron Clinton Parkway fol-
lowing the Michigan Supreme
Court ruling holding the act au-
thorizIng il constitutional and
ordering Wayne County super
vlsorS 10 levy a property tax of
one-twentieth of mill 10 sup
port IT.
Wayne and Oakland county SUI
pervISors refused TO levy the tax
10 meet the authorityS first-year
budget Of Sl63 600 and called the
act unconstitutional because al
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Husband Denies
Deserving Wife

Answering his wife's supple
mental bill for divorce, Daniel
Joseph Donovan. Detroit mer-
chant, today denied that he
deserted her in the home Al 405
Lakeland avcnue. Crosse Ponte.
but said he left at her request
The original bill was filed last
spring by Camelia j. Donovan,
charging her husband was distant
10 her and that she was forced 10
leave home because she feared
possible violence.
In answer. her husband charged
she was eNtraVagant. borrowed
large sums without his knowledge
and once made A gift Of the living
room furniture in his absence.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Auto WreCkers
Block Defense,
Steel Man Says
Claims Tons OF Scrap
Rusfine in Junk Yards,
Awaiting Parts Sale

Although ono steel plant Is al
ready partially shut down and
Others may be affected as a result
OF a shortage OF scrap metal, thou
sands Of tons NJ valuable scrap are
rusting i'm automobile graveyards
in Wayne and Oakland counties,
SpokeSmen for the scrap metal
dealers said today
The first plant 10 he affected by
the shortage was the Great Lakes
Steel Corporation. which is en-
gagged 9S per cent IN defense work.
Four of It's huge blast furnaces
were shut down yesterday ana
more may follow, company
spokesman said.
Scrap metal dealers. who process
and prepare scrap for shipment to
steel companies, charge that the
auto wreckers will not release
their stock until they have sold all
Iusable parts. The wreckers are
also dissatisfied with the wholesale
prices, set by the Office of Pro-
|duction Management, the scrap
dealers said.
An official of the Institute Of
lScrap Iron and Steel here said
that the present scrap metal in
ventories in all yards have been
depleted. mainly because of the
|curtailment of production in auto
mobile plants which are the main
source of scrap steel in this area.
The government is now making
efforts TO persuade the auto
Iwreckers to release their stocks,
the official said.
Meanwhile. Gov. Murray .. Van
Wagner today received a note
from Orval J. Kincaid, regional
ldirector Of the Steel Workers
IOrganizing Committee (CIO), ask
ling an investigation of reports
that tons of scrap metal are lying
unused in Michigan junk yards.
| Kincaid said Philip Murray.
ICIO president, had promised him
TO carry his complaint TO high
government officials.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Golf Wid0Mer
Gets Divorce After Wife
Hits Him With Putter

Louis = Chppc who saws hc
failed 10 duck when hiS wife swung
at him with q golf club today va,
granted q divorce los Circuit Court
Judge Vincent VI Brennan. who
is something Of a golf enthusiast
did Your wife hit YOU with
driVer?" the Judge asked
Clippe. who lives at 53i3 Field
avenue,
NO" replied Clippc
Perhaps II was maShie ."
"No. not that, Judge"
well. then. what did she hit
you WITH"
a putter. your honor" g"
well. she evidently made n
hole In one" said the Judge as
he granted the divorce.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Governor Denies
Custer Of Danish

Governor Van Wagner today
denied petitions Of the Judge Ho-
mer Ferguson grand jury to re-
move George A. Danish. Ham
tramck councilman. and Ernest
G. Miller, Dearborn councilman,
from office.
The governor said there was in
sufficient evidence on hand TO sup
port graft charges brought against
them. In both cases the governor
followed the recommendations Of
Probate Judge Maurice f. Tripr
of Adrian. who is acting as custer
Judge, and of Byron Ballard, the
governors legal adviser.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

The basis for the request 10 the
state IS the increased contribution
the city is making toward sales
tax revenues.
Jumped in tho appropriation Is
the request which the Detroit fire
commissioners forwarded yeSter-
day 10 common council. T h 8
calls for an immediate expenditure
of Sl1700O for 20 air raid sirens
and equipment for volunteer FIRE
fighters.
Mayor Jefrries met with Albert
f.. CobO. treasurer, George Engel,
auditor general: David V. Addy.
budget director; Charles G.. Oak
man, controller. and John Web
Ster. president Of the school hoard
10 decide Detroit'S war needs.
According 10 their tabulation
1881 900 is required for the re-
malnder Of this fiscal year and
S5017.OO0 for next.
President Of the Fire Commits
sion Arthur w. Winter asked funds
for 20 air raid sirens. gas masks.
boots. coats and three gallon pump
tanks 10 equip 500 volunteer fire.
men The commission is asking
for 10000 feet Of fire hose and SIX
tWO-ton trucks
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06

voters not just property owners
voted for IT,
In other opinions the supreme
court ruled, the 1885 prison reim-
burSement act is constitutional, /,
that all assistant attorney gen.
erals are covered by the state
merit system and that the legis-
lature'S action in giving 55 acts
immediate effect when members
returned for final adjournment
October 10 Is unconstitutional.
The court also ruled that church
properties are liable TO seizure and
sale ny the state for non-payment
of taxes.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
General CUMMINGS
Tours Detroit Plants

Military establishments, arTna-
ment plants and civilian defense
were touched by Maj. Gen Joseph
NJ Cummings, commandant of the
sixth corps army area. IN a whlrl-
wind tour Of Detroit today.
In addition 10 a tour of Self
ridge Field. Fort Wayne. The
Chrysler tank arsenal and the
Ford bomber plant. General Cum
mings was 70 discuss civilian pro-
lection with Gov Murray y. Van
Wagner and Mayor Edward j.
Jenries At city hall II was his
first trip here since the outbreak
of the war.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Woman jailed
In County Quiz

Mrs Honors BrosSoit ie super
visor Of girl employees Of the board
OF county auditors. was locked up
in the county Jail today for in
yeStigation Of perjury on orders Of
Judge Homer Ferguson
Mrs BroSsoit was taken 10 jail
after several appearances before
the Ferguson grand Jury.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Jack Miner improved

The condition of Jack Miner =
internationally known naturalist
and operator Of A bird sanctuary
Al kingSville, Ont, was described
today as satisfactory Miner was
stricken III last week and taker
10 Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
City 10 Ask State
For 6 Millions !
War Expense
Farley Scheduled
With Governor
for Tomorrow

A conference with Gov. Murray
D. Van Wagner in Lansing to-
morr6w is expected 10 decide the
fate Of special S6000,00 state
appropriation designed TO cover
Detroit war expenses.
The SIS. 900 900 figure was set by
Mayor Edward J. Jefries Jr.. and
his financial advisers yesterday
They estimated this amount would
be needed for the current fiscal
year and the next fiscal year.
Listed as reasons for special ap-
propriatiOnS were higher welfare
costs. civilian defense needs. extra
fire fighting equipment, higher cost
of materials and equipment for
volunteers who will man civilian
air raid forces.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Biting Driver
Nipped Second MOTORS
and Gets 20 Days

When motoriSt bites another
motOTiSt. its news.
In addition 10 making news.
Nello Contardj. y Of 775l Holmes
avenue. got % days from Traffic
Judge Thomas +. Mahcr Contardi,
police said, put The bite on vii
liam Callison. 1921 CampaSS ave
nue. during a row that followed q
collision.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Printers Union Gives
$500 10 Red Cross

The Detroit Typographical
Union No 1s. which has about
500 members. today gave a S10o
check to the Red Cross as its cone
in the current drive, il
was announced by Clifford Spark.
man. president.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
GIVES RECOMMENDATIONS

The pamphlet recommends first
foor corridors as ono Of tho safest
places during raid providing
they are not on outside walls
Children also may ho placed In
ClaSsroomS next 10 an inner wall
In such cases. shades should be
drawn and precautions taken
against flying glass
II Is possible tho report states
that children IN schools located
near large industrial plants air
ports power stations bridges
pumping stations gas works anc
other buildings which might bc
the targets Of enemy bOmbcrS Wll
he evacuated from these schools
should the danger Of an air raid
increase
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
FILIPINOS TO HELP

Mrs Robert Laird reported a
total OF 81 s2i in incomplete re-
turns from y precincts. while
Mrs Dewitt II. Merriam reported
S3.7S7 from partial solicitation OF
apartment hotels
The FtlipinoS Of Detroit have
been organized 10 collect funds
for the Rcd Cross under the name
Of tho Filipino War Relief Agency.
which headquarters AT 3l9O Brook
lyn avenue a total Of 500 has
been pledged
Yesterdays large contributors
Mrs Louis MendelSSohn $4,000
-. n,.L ~ NAtIlinr, -. u
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
WILL DISCUSS PAMPHLET

The pamphlet which viii be dis
CuSSed a the meeting by School
Supi Frank Cody gives detailed
instructions on how principals
should select a safe place IN their
buildings where children will 20
during the drills
/, also discusses the possibility
NJ removing students 10 adjacent
buildings which offer greater pro-
lection than the school
In addition tho pamphlet con-
tains three pages on the types Of
explosives that NAV be dropped by
enemy raiders and the Individual
danger from zach.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
S791.OOO
Needed by
Red Cross

Detroit needs aNaCtly S7o4 O0f
10 60 over The top in It's 81 900 O0l
Red Cross campaign. u was An.
nounced today by Emmett + Con.
nelN- chairman of the drive
cold weather. or not, lets
get this job done" Connely told
tho campaign workers The
holiday period il over now. II -
time 10 get hack Ia work I'm the
solicitation Of all residential dis
tricts, schools, offices, stores
and factories.
"All We need Il tn tell the
story Of what the Red Cross
needs. The people know what
the Red Cross does"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
TWO LARGE GIFTS

As an example Of how Detroiters
are responding 10 the appeal when
they arc asked directly by Red
Cross worker, Connely cited TWO
large contributions. one for 81 900
and another for 81 200
Originally, that So 900 dona-
tion was merely S25, and the
$1,000 was $50" he said. we
called hack on the two givers.
explained that this was not the
usual Red Cross roll call, hut
was n drive for immediate funds
to finance evacuation Of women
and children from bombed areas,
supply aid To soldiers. sailors
and marines in every American
war camp. The gifts were gladly
increased"
Much Of the money Yet 10 he
raised is expected 10 he obtained
through houSe-to-houSe Sollcita-
ton Mrs Dudley c. Hay, head OF
one group Of workers, reported
that S2.2lS had been collected by
her group in 45 Detroit precincts
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-06
Schools 10 Get
Guide for Actions
During Air Raids
Pamphlet TO Contain
Instructions for All
Wartime Emergencies

A 2o-page pamphlet detailing
the methods in which all Detroit
schools should conduct air raid
drills has been prepared by the
board Of education, il was an
nounced today and within short
time practice alarms will be held
in all schools.
Copies Of the pamphlet viii be
given 10 all school principals at a
meeting tomorrow afternoon in
Central High School Heads Of
suburban schools have been invited
10 attend the session and II is
hoped that they VIII conduct air
raid drills along similar lines.
The presidents OF all parent
teacher organizations also have
been invited 10 attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Living Room Bargains

rs beautiful 2 and S-pieoe living reera
ssites Ia 70. New and floor samples.
Values no 20 $3.50. SAVE 900 Only SO.
SIS and kfs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

SMALL table radio. 50. s5 up; reasonable.
WAGNER. 1907 Linwood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19


Al sewing Machine. vacuum, washer re-
pairing 81. Free estimates. Buy SET
CENTRAL SERVICE. LtNOH 1880
BARGAIN sale on sowing machines. sing
ers. Whites. etc. Used. IN good condition /.
Siee5 UP. New eiectrics. SIl95 up, guar
SKWlNG MACHINE SALES co.
1876 Broadway. at Grand River CA ass
1880 Grand River. 81 Trumbull TE. 1880
sl32 West Fort At Military VI 1880
1883 Grsftof. near seven-Nde AR. s344
Free Estimates on Repairs
GOOD used WHITES and SINGERS
As low e. $3.50. We repair all makes
Call RIA. 035s for free estimates.
White Sewing Machine Co 1850 Library
SINGERS. Whites seTviced. others 81 IN
homes free estimates. vTnewood l-5gT0.
SINGER DC tailor machine motor SIS.
1922 NOrvooa near Nevada
WHITE sewing machines. ~ seli-out,
Open Sun. Cas.,ghone. $3.50 Grauot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19


FEATURE spanish Bonita ftnor
"Lois. "J,rsh LprrsiS n''''s'h'
ef'. hsincoN Iesf"om' ~" @"hp
GIFTED READER and agfisfr co eii
affairs sneclS rsading ~. h's
ara Io-s aNii s"haei ~, loss a,,'r
80. u.r,i pa.
y,oIJ6p =. ~, -.,,,f.1 a, nome secretly
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AiyEisoN 81 ,saa,rr." So Dsiiy.
SUNDAYS, io.s .4sO West Jefferson.
ycoTs, lover FdgsMster BAR
,SyyYsop y6x.,6. ,,sd,5S. 81 alt
sfrsirs specisI SOC. 1870 Fort, T.incgin
pars' Hours iO-S dsHJ, sunday, Atlantic
lpaS
ADVISOR nfs Rssdsr NJ. Ro.'. 2ois
fort. Lincoin Psrk sp>oisi ~ Hours
100.
AFTER this dsis ~ii NJ. 10 fesP'nslele
Tor any d.Sts contracted ~ ny VIZ
Mildred cailsn. Patrick csiian. AS kngle
tsTRoLoGYmsrec'sl hssdinE Irothful
AnNhe D.sin, - 800 ~ w ~
po'n'm,nu, ioN ns'"D
AsI hoioosk-- EnsnssnT r.. 80
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AS TRg 30 g"s 40 T ei,srsore
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your n.ms or H'n''
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LAhbhoLis Flotu -, 80 ny 49,
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u hiED ,.an', -, a., s,oi n $50,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
LAprEs ASH GENTLENEN
Pets and Poultry Supplies
Lumber, Building Materials

COCKER SPANIEL. thoroughbred months
did come -. ~. iO245 Iskepoints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Wanted Miscellaneous

a FURNITURE buyer wants good
turs - once. Piazza ai27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

PROF ELTON ADVISOR
CONSULTATION daily, 100 tuesdays.
Fridays urtnAp. clcesd sunday 3iis John
X. between Erekine and Eliot. SPECIAL, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

ATTENTIoE-Freed Eisemann custom ra-
dos. phopogTa phs. dutrfbutors Ecooomi-
cal 340o Cas- at 2eterboro street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

a 2-PC. upholsterinE special S33 50: choice
materials. Call Major, TO $500.
ARTISTIC UPHoISTERING
DISTINCTIVE CREATIONS w. 5000.
UPHoISTERING - Custom
buHt suites, restyiinE repaTing 5S5z
fireman Tyler ft22i3
Csll BERks for quality uphoEtering
1886 W Chicago no. 2O66.
FINE vOrkmsnship need MT bs expensive.
Call Crane Uph.. ssS5 Mack PIA 2i7i.
GIT oar estimate Dta, direct Everest
Furniture Manpfacturlne Co. tn 6-3s3J
LIT Famous rsstyie ana ftbulid you
living room sul;e cen To s-3TOp
2-rC, SIS. TAPESTRY .FRfzETTE
w T-4t7o BhzELL if2a5 FENkELL
READ Times Want Aas fot profn--us,
them for results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

Arnold. 2tsi Nat. Hank Bldg. RA. I2sa.
ADVISOR IN al affairs OF life. Mrs.
Taylor. Special readings, Soc DAILY
Eundsyt 1919 44s0 West Jefferson /,
poorss lover EdEswster Bar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

ACCORDION -I2O bass. like new; saeri-
! flee. 1878 West Vernon. Vinewood i-tsss
iHA WAHAN GUITAR Rlekenbscher. and
n smpiilsr. owner will sacrifice. 1924
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

HINDU SYSTEM READINGS" Boskon
returns. 26ss west Grand boulevard
Appointments. Trinity 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Household Appliances

ALL VACUUM CLEANERS
Hoover SD; Eurekst, SD: Royal sio
Electrolux. s2f Also 200 others recondi.
toned and guaranteed for one year. New
vacuum cleaners, Sip up. See Besjamin' s.
for Fl wears vacuum cleaners specialists
BENJAMIN APPLIANCE SHOPS
1892 LfvERNOIs. l BLK ~. FENKELl-
1855 GRATIoT AT emile RID. EAST
OPEN EVENINGS TILL 10 T, NJ
kELvINAroR REFRIGERATOR. sac 50
Rtcond. like new sold only With 3 rooms
new furniture fiqS
BEREsH--iOSs MICHIGAN
VACUUM cLEANERs-Hoovers. Eureka
Westinghouse 50 IS. also brand new
cleaners drastically reduced Lyncn's. 1927;
Ltvernois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

HAIR REMOVED Permanently Free
Demonstration. Trsub. $50 Michigan
Thes,er Building Cherry 1918
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Dinette Bargains

N porcelain top and solid ssk s-pieee
Sinette sets "a 40. slight fsetory defects
and display samples. save up To sets.
Sacrifice for Sls.s5; 81 delivers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
Electric Washers
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Place your order now. We have gone 10
great lengths and expense 20 bring this
fine merchsbdikf into Detroit Our far
flung buying system as always. has
secured limited number for you Who
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Where hne quality merchandise IL
tradition
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-12-21
THE TIGER

All students received their re-
port cards last Wednesday, some
were rejoicing and some were cry
ing. Well schoolmates If your mar
ks didn't suit you, stop playing and
gossiping SO much, get down to
business and most likely you won't
have to cry the next time yiu get
your card.
There still exists in our group
boys and girls who come to school
because they have to, or merely
because they don't have anywhere
else to go every day. IF this group
would only think little more
about and realize that many of
us have a purpose in view, we
could appreciate their presence a
little more
The Luxis Club sponsored by
Miss Michael is planning big things
for the year. Junior high school pu-
pills are urged to join.
Quite number of students were
walking around with placards ac-
ross their backs this week and who
were they? Just bunch of pied
gees about to be initiated into the
Junior High School Mathmatics
Club. This is one club that you
can't join unless you have at lea
st an average of B. Those students
who were teasing them can't get
| on the club because of their low
scholarship.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-12-21
BULLDOG GROWLS


Clarence Green and Marcella Hill
are proving that old love never dies
What do you say to that Margu-
erite. 1t seems as if Bennie Earl
Coleman has taken up where Mary
Young left off with Emmit White
Rudolph Holden was seen taking
Doris Boone home from the Fas-
hion show, what about it Marion
lie Brown. What about Adean Mil
Ter and Willie Benson, they seem
mighty quiet this year. Who is it
Willie Hill, Katherine Davis or Ge-
neva Byrd.
Angeline Austin certainly talks
about Herman Thompson a lot.
Arthurine Davis and r. e. c. seem
to be dropping their love affair.
Robert Harris is running with a
new gang now. Mary Indy has a
lot to say to George Smith. Ruby
Brisco won't have to worry about
Christmas, Santa has already come
to see her, meaning e. j. c. And
who is it that James Garland bro
ught that big Christmas present
for, could it be Ruth Lightfoot
Did you know that L. c.. S. and
Allen Davis are really in love-
Where is Ruth Solomon's love now
since Arlander Weathersby heart
failed. Wanted: Immediately after
Christmas, a girl friend, signed Ar
chic Bennett. How can Bernice Sm-
it'll afford to have SO many boys
at her house, maybe her body is
full of hearts. Cleo Anderson was
seen in Home Dining Room with
Myrtis Myles, what's up Annie
Nicola Lewis and Lewis Wansley
are that way about each other
Ruby Lee Harris, Halle Crump Ro-
STA Crawford, Leola C. Stapleton
often alone where are the boys
are seen at the Century Theatre
girls. Did you know that James
Garland tells everybody he hates
Lurline Reese, its really Ruth he
cares for.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-12-21
Working For Defense
BY Annette Reese

by AIl6IId reese
Listen People 1 want to join the
WAAC
To help do my part and help
stop the Japs
Someone Said, you'll have to be
twenty one
I'm very sorry my age has just
begun.
Well since I'm not old enough
I'm sad
But if we lose this war it will
be too bad.
I'll do my part by saving scraps
To help make material to whip
the Japs.
Now the thing for young girls
and boys to do
Is buy war stamps and have
scraps too
While our boys are fighting fair
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-12-21

bride of Mr.. James Pillars for
merly of Jackson but now living
in that city She was presented
many lovely gifts from the facul-
ty and students. Home Rooms that
gave gifts were: Nos. 200, 2O1,
208, 103-A, 2OO-A, EOS, 21O, PIP and
her room, 214. She expressed her
appreciation heartily. We wish for
her much happiness.