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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
America to Pray for Victory

All America, Pearl Harbor Day. prayers will be
offered by of every faith prayers God
the world of babasm prayers for swift victory prayers
safety Of loved
the armed forces will join in making Dec day dedicated
heroes living and dead who have served the fight
freedom.
Plans under way for memorial salute in the form
patriotic program held in downtown Detroit
230 Dec T. Patriotic groups throughout the city
will participate the ceremonies paying tribute American
heroes who died and dying for their country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Sniffles Bring Divorce

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. 30 cUP)
Blond Elaine Major won di-
vorce from dramatic coach Robert
w. Major today. She said he
objected 10 her shifting when
She had hay fever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
MayOrPrOclainls
Pearl HarbOr
observance

Dec T. 1911, will live forever in the hearts of
Americans as day synonymous with treachery and
deceit
On that day Jap bombs rained on Pearl Harbor,
blasting planes on the ground and warships in the
harbor and killing or wounding 5000 American
fighting men-an Infamous sneak attack perpe-
trated while ENJOYS talked peace in the White House
Americans will forget Pearl Harbor but TOTO will
remember it too, with greater msgivng and of
heart
On that first Pearl Harbor Day. America stunned
and shocked out of its trusting security Today America is
armed and ready prepared to make Japan remember the
day!
With bowed heads, but with great determination
Americans will observe the second anniversary of Pearl
Harbor this Dec. Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
War Called Certain
To Re- ele(t Roosevelt

HONOLULU. Nov 30 up
If the war still is continuing next
year. President Roosevelt will be
nominated and reelected. Gov
Ingram NJ. Stainback of Hawaii
said today after a months visit
i'm Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
State Offers To Give
Papers 10 HenlanS

against the Lansing lawyer who is
now a major in the army, sta
toned in Washington
81 not only intend 20 get back
all of the records taken by the
investigators hut ultimately will
start suit to expunge from
grand jury testimony any refer
ence which has been made TO
them" Person said.
Person said he had no way OF
aScertaining what records wer,
taken since no receipt was left
but planned TO leave for Washing
ton TO confer with HemanS i'm
mediately.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
BIackout Violator jailed

NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (UP)-
Mrs. Dorothy Birch went TO
prison yesterday for two days
because she refused TO turn out
the lights in her apartment dur
ING a blackout test.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Oklahoma Floats
Again on Even Keel

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 30
(UPl-The battleShip Oklahoma.
turned turtle in the Pearl Harboi'
raid nearly two years ago. has
been righted. H. V. kaltenborp.
NBC correspondent. said last
night in a broadcast from Homo
hllu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
RAIN THREATENS

An overcast that threatened
rain-bane of the Allies for weeks
hung over the Eighth'S battle
area.
Reports indicated the bridge
heads Just inland from the sea and
around Arch had not yet been
linked but showed the Eighth
forces were rolling across in in
creasing numbers to pitch into the
battle.
The Fifth's advance was hewn
out i'm the face of terrific enemy
artillery fire while American and
British forces brought up more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
THE WAR FRONTS

Army cracks Nazs main winter line Page
AIR WAR-Forresses bomb Bremen; down 35 enemy planes
lose %. Page q
PACIFIC-Aed bombers drop 24O Jap positions in
New Guinea and northern Soomons. Page D.
railway junction northwest of Gomel
brought under Russian artillery FIRE. page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

tersely:
"0ur advance il con
tinuing."
Wsile there were no signs Of
general attack on L. Gen.
Clsrks Fifth Army sector in
Western Italy American troops
made a one-mile gain. capturing
CaStelnuovo. northwest of Mon,a-
quila and feavy lighting was in
progress.
HEIGHTS ARE GOAL
Gen. Montgomery troops
swept through Mo2zagrogna,
three miles north Of the Sangro
and western hinge of the con-
tested ridge which extends five
miles northwest near FoSSaccsia
and through ,Aramagnoh
Capture of The heights first
beyond the bSoad SsnEse Valley
would complete the Rupture of
the German, line. placing Mont
goimery's <1nen firmly past their
first obstacle. The heights range
from $50. TO 1000 feet.
The fighting took place under
one Of the heaviest artillery bsr-
RACES of the Italian campaign and
an increasing number of prison
ers. some described as literally
"bomb-happy were falling into
the Eighth's hands. The sky was
filled with Allied planes for the
seventh straight day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
SIMILAR LABEL

Doctors and nurses called at The
inquest told of the similarity Of
containers of the mild form of
doryl used in poSt-operative treat
mentS and the 600 per cent
stronger solution used externally
in eye treatments. They declared
the labels on both containers were
the same color and with the same
wording excepting for the small
print relating to the strength of
the contents and were misleading
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
Swiss Insist
.Ndziis Seek
Peace Terms

LONDON, Nov. 80 (INS)
"A Reuters dispatch from
Zurich, Switzerland, quoting
SWISS diplomatic circles in
Bern, said today that de
spite both Allied and German
denials' the Nazis definitely
have stretched out feelers
for the Allies armistice
terms.
German denials Of peace feelerS
are believed to be due. the Swiss
report said TO the Allies unSwerv-
ing adherence 10 the proposition
that no cessation of hoStilities will
be considered without uncondi-
tional surrender of the NaziS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
MEAT RAT ION
INCREASE ED
Harper
Blame
Fixed

A coroners jury today has
placed on Merck and Co. manu-
featuring druggists of Railway.
n. J. full responsibility for the
lethal drug deaths of Mrs. Mary
Deming and Samuel Bloom at
Harper Hospital
Merck and Co, manufactured
the drug doryl, doses of which
proved fatal 10 the Crosse Pointe
society woman and the Detroit
tobacconiSt within minutes after
II was administered. Both were
apparently recovering from minor
operations.
The jury Of five men and a
woman IN the court of Coroner
Albert A. Hughes charged the
pharmaceutical house with the
responsibility for the deaths and
cited the hospital and its en-
ployeS for negligence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

Ruptured-Ingrams are specialists
in selecting and fitting trusSeS and
surgical supports. 444i Woodward
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
THE WEATHER
Hobby TEMPERATURES

The sun viii set Al 500 p m To-Day.
and rise tomorrow AZ s:fl a. m.
The moon viii set az e.i5 p. m. to-
day and rise tomorrow at i2.2f .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
CRIMINAL ACTION LIKELY

As a result OF the verdict. he
case will be returned 10 the police
homicide squad and Prosecutor
Bowling for further consideration
and possible criminal action.
Assistant Prosecutor John Pot
ter presented the last OF his evil
dence i'm the four-day session into
the two deaths after the noon
recess.
Coroner Hughes instructed the
jury of the possible verdictS or
complete. absolution of any or all
persons named by the proSecu-
tSon. three and a han hours later
r.. NJ. Reinhardt. foreman. an
nounced the findings He read:
1.-THE findings Of this jury are
that Merck and Go. Of Railway,
~. j., has been grossly negligent
by mislabeling the drug dOryl
according 10 the listing in the
Merck and Co. price list.
I'VE hereby hold Merck and
Co. responsible for these deaths.
We further find. that due care
and diligence was not exercised
in dispensing and administering
the drug dOryl."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30

DON'T RISK LOSS Of your War
Bonds. Take them TO Industrial
y ational Bank for Safekeeping
Low cost service. ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
EARLY END FORECAST

a German newspaper-the Mu-
Mich Nachrichten predicted that
the end of the war cannot be far
away
There have been numerous re-
ports that Franz Won Papen, Ger
man a m a S s-a o r TO Turkey,
hurried to Vatican City 10 re-
quest Pope Plus to act as inter
.medrary 10 present Germanys
peace feelerS to the Allies Won
Papen. Catholic. is one OF
Hitler's shrewdest' diplomats.
REPORTED LEAVING ROME
Reuters heard a broadcast on the
Portuguese radio. quoting a dis
patch from Vatican City which
said that Won Papen had left
Rome by air after having had an
audience with Pope Plus and
Cardinal Maglione, papal Secre-
tary of state
Late last night an Axis radio
station broadcast a report that
Pope Plus was expected TO issue
call for 4S-hour armiStice
over Christmas, Reuters re-
ported
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-30
In The Times TODAY

Continued on Page ,. Col. 2
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
Day OF Atonemcnt
To Be Observed BY
Jewish Residents

Yam EfDp4r 81 ere pat ~
Atanement wfH observed nX
aaa JEST f-tcnd nffnR 81
un tonight ~ 5aFA sHa eag
tinutnr su dsy saturday Wnfll
4a0d q m The STORES etll mt -
onrn ao saturday afferntsfn until
fagr Tha is ibe most solemn
day h the Jewish calendar and
observed n the cities here
tbsfe arc Ynaeoguos ~ fhe mosf
scored and impress asreHce
According iu Rahh Nathaniel
S Share NJ the News Orleans Rah
hlnical Council q essentially q
dar for veg. examination ard calls
the IeW in Judgment before thu
ear 0f nfs 0wn conscience L Is
regarded a the most solemn dsY
81 the Jcw So religious calender
T~raditiouallv the day Is maf ked
special PRAYERS and the ali
stineucr from food aud drink from.
cvuuti6e o. evcntidc Purpose ~
the ius, m % 'uru Thoughts from
matersi things while cmphas8f
nK spiritual values Rabhi Share
explained
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
Catholic School
Hos Reorganization
Meeting AT Convent

On October 6ih : meel4ug ~
the Catholic school League -
tne 0ur LADY of Vtctarse aaaa.
wa held n the hblarv o. the
Convent IF the Most Hoy saefa
merit lot t9e purpose 81 feafean
izinE i0r thc l943-4s term
Tire meeting was opened bF
Drawer hy tire Reverend FatheF
= p Carey. VINO saeu ex5ea8ea
eleonle 10 tsc mere alter
Nhirh Sister Mary az Laafde
introduced the schossl faculty al
Sci lows
Rev Sister Wfnifred seeona
gIade Rev Sister Ann Jasenh
Ghua gradc Rev Sister Can4taa.
ourlh grade Rev Sister Nsf
guerBe nfth and sixth grades
Rev Sister Avins seventh ana
eighth grades Rex Sister dos
eph unfn sna feusn efaae
The iith and l1tn Erados viii
hc taught nv Sister Mary ae
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
SUNRISE. SUNSET AND HICH
AND Low TIDE
PORT or

sun san High Low
a SET toe ttie
Q 600 5 - 6 Scam 5 zspm
IL b9l 58 s,0lam 6.04pm
a4lam
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= ees 80 10 00pm s0pfn
- eos S e 10 0apm s 0eam
Il sos 527 10 35pm 7ssafn
IS ea5 $40 lll3pm 10 02am
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

nneeH HI ha s-eu ulroaaee
81 the ConRre and enHmani
Ga n fe i TIE
Gtave pgapo raa bsa a
eatufe et 1aHa
t8nR rr0aee g.
pf0 are fHe
aastah ~ the Federal Cos
pu Nmsme e.te fhlar il
waula gisr tae surgeon General
@. aeHt aHd pa e
knpleg doctors and 81 Up TIE
aUtn4 81 pay 3ief Naald r.
F aresfniae iet eaH
'of eecc IS physicians eaiae
tH qualification o i0oa Nhe
specIalise in auy particular med
eel hel0 decide upon he nun
hei ri pancat p Nnou aut
uafstei3n usy serve aelefmme
eueeaucfan directive lHe pa
aaapit8b uf clinics WHteh
4d l tiieibie 81 provide
~ patient
t &ecpiue provisions q
f eetiatien afe nnaftei nta.
aN ifc result would he L. de
slfpa lht nrIvmic practice 81
mcalcgne The daciat wllh al hIa.
and xiii Wouia &c at
- ucfrg oi ono man. 0hfae
manaaiea and acmeca would BE-
la fanu Washington mak4ug.
Iw nractlee az medicine sabse4
eeHf 60 lhc mil - the STATE and
tae tiicians Unacl the pres
eut irur American system meet
Cal science tas dove npe0 eualln.
uau through the ycsfe aread
ais nave bten conquered
nd The iiFcs OF otm people pat
go Political cuntFui nf govern
ueni control of Che pfsetiee wa1
mean wedicai core ihraueH nIs
gieisnt whp 8rt pohuelIt afnen
hle instead oI taee Waa afs
mofe learned Hna b4 Tn
a0tn Nfve humanity uaafa
less al whether ha patient Is fieh
- et9r fnc government 8octeF
fld cou, un 81 E4Ei
e0mc BE woulH ae uuefVae
acd a.a eefeuf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

Pearl Hafia il klIIsH
miaaifE ana prisoners ~ 2a
StaHHam - MY
point 81 ttfae Rus
Blast4as - u1 a
eiiies 81 tHe q 5 q Mat8R
wall terrell tfleH
tan aa1 EafHf Tot A
asulieA ntalnet an Is
500 0tM are fa.a 4 n4es
aye aid n b Z aaa
Japan maftl9 lee
ies ltF safiaas Haaalan Army
altcr roi4que ma & 0lI
kmasn al os H8 ahle sire
engauNled Wila q ~ Use raeI
lie 1900 J8paHee ~ f
ceuntr have profess
Japan TIE sa 50 asn
mite the funHe Germany
seixes he4 fsifaa Aiaa
churcHmeh sef NIlen Ear Ns
are driven eHf - Ma8ae 8H
fitke flft psfr ~ I4aas
V.ttean as aa4a
s~oeialisea Medicine pfopoAea
pasett4e 4f0 sas fsiaa
sivo .as s.
hturrlrsn tnan 4s4ststnH
the growing tenlaHae - Hea HfeH
tafifat 81 ma petsss -
centralized #aeefaHaH8 VII
81 patriotic hme
realize ttss8 certain HHaHt4aH III
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
Congressman Vim NJ lolmsI


II Tire raeisie SIS are NRhtlng
aa4iiaas ga 5ofee wHu -
Ma eaaaaa ~ tines vail not
asakf tt attempt r. slfaia w
d. nai telieNe the Aiites viii
efiElee uilil8n men b. start
ae 3 siaa mRa2i1H tsiuft bciug
esaf ~ nave The aif power lu
fIrn M The euefup eumntfic
Ha II RHf - aseu Critic 81
zee Aaf f1faa am should remem
tHaf Haana 81 I8gi & worth
lan - xa8a The O. S
~ with Iam2 al els 5 iht
aseatest iH SIRE ntslosv ~ ,hr
7a9.a Fmlaud amt Russia
see not seffaals walfed tof two
probably q tagft peaec
TIRE = lIe a1lh WsUk uf tbt q
Akf Haf ltaiv has dome
= complete nlnvnee from Axis
partner q aneanaitlon8i eunFcn
Der and iatu IL & lighting Ais
ali II Iive dafe Al A8id
aial i4le Hea German foeket gli
a1 hamh controlled hy faIlo
Heem lHe parent plH0e. h8it lMa
not aa9ieatf W. nom have
even ileid suni louf 1T homo.
a lu Australia ahd two
asr.ean ltaIlan Theatres oi
Total rasulilics Mncc
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

stsg aaleHaa4 nof m hU
w
Five - ftaa fha8 Nrw York
Nf@of wlH
he COR ticket in la34
sEs Ia.ifee litai Muaoaml wh
Mf parauwfiy lgnt
H85nisnuanl fniu Mhes Hns,l un
tng 81 hah OF 81 u buep R
ia84la aeaH sslaHiea 81 caua-
aIls sasalae taiefa ne Is ntpuRut
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

.I Re3 Sister Anrs
tne faN x
Is
AFTER af teacrx h1Es Eli kn
eagh mafe
Ne hefNeB
I#f saf Meat C4sasM
aeae Alley Nsgker, al
afa4 m Leir " t. Wra
Caast Knsta a Masses
3 8 Wakef. 4 ] kuelwf ~
Nat Something's. t. ii
Mcdonald Laanee Ganses. Ern.
81 Moore Miller Krchs gosa
r.. Aanoia Walkex Haxh.
Cares s ! Maaesro. and Miss
Maa 0U8fa,ans
Te ff IRE MfJkif6
f4aH taken up - ffaa pges
8. M nsf Monee Me
beard ths financial rep0st gsxsn
lasilse Ganter. lhe secfn
ta
a Wffxe was 8WafreG % kha
uata and femtn grades fM Hag
"a HH ageel atienaaHce gn lhe
part o. TIRE mothers
Meeting das sar shR iesgne
vii BE- the first WEDNESDAYS IL
eaeh month wlth $50 , m -
she haHf.
Al m4thea having children 81
fhe senuai are cordially invited
~ allena THESE meetings
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

watson of German q GATE
~ Ha
0s aohE
w s ~ ms
chlHf Pulp eea
afra ntHFF u -
efosHe aa f
Gefueauv me mne - an
querea af w v
ask 3n Aa o I'm
Qefai Rateg m n
tfaf wla aa tanK
Need Mere proauct5en
THE urgent 8 e
mfnN tH
p4lpe at mste -
Production - #fet maf
m as WHeH Wf.fle asm
pef oae Waf prediction nf9e
5 emnAasiEed - ffae y Pre-
d,ictiou Beard ald 81 BURN
The loh Is csaffg un - aaf faim
eFA out wodaIand urn an4
THESE Nno Wuk m NT
We ranaf svoia hH enDi
W Waaia Il we
failed g discharge TINS 0hI
81 cur hats - tHe Efaat ~ t4n-
gens ard natfiufa ae must - as
fun shafe 10 penaaefae more
pulpWusld far Waf laf victory
and o. is NOW
The Va Production Boafd. a.
saf @ Janua fafe te
danger ns fne me na Nlaa4ta
aua or led increased production
Farmers and woodland 0anefs
have reee0fls been advised that
Uncle Safn wexas trees fer pup
w0on ard lhaf pulnaaea viii
help win the war Tree were
urged 81 cut more palaaasa for
The Army. Navy ANA civilian aaf
needs
This appeal. directed e. farm
crs Of the south northeast and
Lakc States particularly siresae
tae need iQF TINS asW material 4
make products vital - The pros.
cutian 81 me war Yaa can helo
% ing victory ~ doing tnis job
and at 3 paying iah fof YOU
saId the appeal Ya6lr country
knows hoe bHst v8u arc. dong
hundred and one talaa 70 help
Wm tire @ae ann know Vau afe
acri ct hep BIT country
knQws ihat s0a Wili moi fail r.
answer TINS important call 4
fnu cant carry q gun eau can
swing that a and uaH that saw
for Victory
Other Waf agenele are coop
Grating lu the paIpaaaa earn
paigu Mr Burns Stated TIE
War Manpu0et COMMISSION has
eia iIea tine production II pulp
weed and tHs manufacture -
certain products from nulpWood
as essential aetipIts LaeaI S.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

Receipts Of tuna fish II south
ern California ports for the first
oar months Of 1913 were more
than double the amount reCeived
curing the same period il lgs2
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
%nunarnfrTInH ~

-FnErD0M or Tfr rnTss dos MI give r Newspaper
ths right 90 puhitsh sranaatf attach iuueerui inhyadusls ~
hueinesa firms Hoifhar dress FREEDOM or MphECH ave the
IndtvtHual the t3ahi 60 - smear the reputation 81 outstanding
eitlsena. ATTACK ire eafnnaaftVt IeadTna fnsfiiuttons- nor start
whiaparfnu raapasun ff the sole Heaaan Of disturbing tn
pnhir panre. To xtolafr the above RIGHTS aud privileges & 10
sudsngeS the rights and happiness ei ell.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

astimatea that the cost ~ tire
program would amount 20 , bil
Ilan dollus 4 wear
The medical profession ss =
fioLt IS naturally opposed 10 the
enactment Of such 8 provision
ana We think Justly So OF course
= this stem should become the
las then II Is reasonable to as
unae That TINS would b. followed
b the ans type II rrgimcnta
uou Of the LAWYERS and ali other
professions and then li would lc
gageal "a conclude that b wouid
b. extended on dnwn the lime TO
ihe butcher. tire baker aud the
eaufile stick maker
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
Pulp Wood Furnishes Raw Material For
Tools OF Victory Paper Official Says

fsken TIE
aFa
u htaF lmf
81 thst tb brine
Am t aiier
m nuaef 81 asif iaf
aI ssnsis te sea- ntsfs
aaab IS makmR nasuy 81
asH 81 VICTORY
= : EsHt ~ fn1eftahag
ftHHff 8pr auE ta p8lp
s praisHen fafusef end
aH5 a0nefa F more pulp
ed Is fhe Na aifnFg
Pa #ss ffs hase raH ms
tela ffaH which nsang usp
- afe and
ief asnae ifuft are
~ manufactured SAID g Burns a.
ff9N fnanv Naficfies ~
Thef are teiled and cot
au cord ueih srid sent Is nae
nl either peeled 81 hagk -
aa iHe nfiiA nas Require
TIE fs oa are cIapp6d ard
akss n ground aad maos intu
lpuir Nhieh n sfn s. aht
material sof Htefsliy fsnu
ui 81 esseutial war produces
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
Stewart Says:

A@l@-
Washington A an afiermafa
uf ne rapiiuissinn of liale NasH
inKton u~ligei8iGom flntla itseH
wisi the @0fef eaee ai conflicting
emotions since iae beginning 81.
the waf On afe Ons aane ne1e
b uubounatsa luhiisiion n4e Hls
uiaeundlfi0na surrender g alle
thifa ~ TIE ASS eite8ns 8A8
psfeaafng oilninB u4at iae Unit.
- Nations att reaiis gettsag OF
with the war
wehrmaehi still Bsa. sifoua
Army
Bat on lbF ofirf ses tfH
ledger ih1fe ere sd usaehl
shat the tnii uf Almefieaa fH
British liNc mil mount
mgr ~ Inc ecmmE
I'm occupation ia8Fe q
taHEf SfHf NNH THHtffHst tft
rnsn army igf ifR lfaf fsa lae
ire dark day 81 Dna8Aft thlee
wears ago
All responsible EoNe4utnenl
lesacrs. from PFr anh6 H0
vsil m down aft car enifs era
baFkea 0u rHnp3gn eIaae
education a. bring 8tssuf q leaH
nation 81 'he fssf iasi tfe s :
Italg fsf from etasine tf
y tfsst sFea tu afx f8s laseI
about eguc p Hs4 H tae
end that afisfgr b.
lies are Sc lNe aflfne tEag
shape iile future eeafse q ~
MAr ii Euf8re ane hsge e8i
Euert on ihe ignetn IS lhf sifae
Sc
Home Front Doneailcaig tae
returning congress Viil gxe e.
iocus public atteuil1a 81 mfenna
problems ARISING ossi a tHe Waf
taxes, ratieninE the Iasfels
oTatf aaa 8 gg temia feIlt
icai discussion tlna aft
the legislator efef goef t. tie
Republican a peuaee Is
xsnsfuns ~ 1fraf
Incidentally Ell a t
point sage politeei H
TIE nation capital
tnai PfeSansnf Reese -
eaos,sata
fourth .Fw ~
tend tna. ~ 1900 .
arr has hqrn ~, .oe t.,..
There ever p4ein
rsnof4.
pres,aept Rs~eees
Af,ptstay ras
81 ovsf tl,e vs
r,snt 81 H..
into prtnt ~ ti,e i,nite
Aarrsais,e \.
to - : tasrs efaar.r. -.
tae reader ~ r,anes
anneasnee,reot e,n f.ee
q Fiseubnaer u5ah
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NAM wsr Use.

HHEse turtuae Emukelcss poW
~ Ils cur cannon and guns
au aud n8pef for parachute
niastfes fof HiTplant narty fibre
faf hamns ana hcli and
hundreds Of tgpes 81 contauhe
many water insect and rodcnf
aHf fof overseas shipment 81
munitions aiEplant and tank
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ma army fieid faf0us medical
afa hospital supplies. waddlng
and drugs. n name orily 81 fe@
EHe Isl 20 Items inside from pulp
wood is as fofmidahle as il s e.
entail % the war program
PaIpWood has been described
~ the secret weapon" of the
NazH continued Nj Burns The
forests Nere guide posts Ia their
conquest u Europe and puln
wtaea products have heon the sal
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08

Nete-Above calculations are
foF Central Standard Time Add
one hour for War Saving Time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10

liam Johnson Golden
Travel news included the facts
That club members Margaret
Smith. is now IN Toronto; Peggy
Johnson in Washington. nc !;
and Josephine Gaines, in Toledo,
The food problem was a vital
issue and there was serious talk
among the ChaiierboKcs. whose
meetings in pre-war days We're
always marked by reSplcndent Ia
bles. 10 cut down on tho eats
Bat eeon with such discussions
before The house they felt con-
fident that Victoria Mccall would
find enough unrationed food for
Lcs August meeting. TO add u us
enjoyment
Amons the Chatierhoxos pres
ont werc Louise Taylor Myrtle
Gaskill Marie ScWees Victoria
Mccall Thelma Hutchlns Lucy
Bell Morris and Marion taricr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-07-10
Victory Garden
B e e I'll e S

arsenatc. are the we'll established
treatments here and quickly get
control IL the plants are well COW
cred. Thorough spraying is neces-
sary though. The young of the po-
tato beetle are small reddish brown
soft bodied slugs and are easily
killed by Black Leaf 40. If the po-
ltatoes are being sprayed with Bor-
deaux for blight, Black Leaf 40
should be added. This will kill the
aphis on the vines and will also
Kill the young of the ro'"'e beetle.
and il is all done ;. job of
spraying
The adult Mexican bean beetle
lays eggs Of orange yellow hue,
attaching them 10 the under-side Of
the leaf. These eggs hatch IN a
week or two and out comes fat
worm, which grows TO about one
third Of an inch long and half as
wide. IL is yellow, has black-tip-
ped spincs on its back and has a
heavy appetite. In due time il
passes through>the pupa stage and
in about thirty days after the egg
is laid il becomes full-grown
beetle.
Control IS attained through
poisonous dusts applied TO the
undcrside of the leaves, or by add
ing three pounds of calcium ar
senate 10 one hundred gallons OF