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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Remove The Shoots

II there are a great number
Of new shootS-more than you
think you want 10 grow in the
spot where the plant is placed
remove some of them now. once
more cutting 10 the ground.
This is better for the plant than
removing them next spring
though YOU should take into ac-
count the possibility of some Of
the new shoots being winter
killed
Now. pruning done, the new
canes may be trained by tying
into any desired position. Many
people who have trelliScs like
30 train ramblerS into a fan
shape 10 correspond with that
of the trelllS. Roses trained 10
pillars or posts may be tied
straight up if they are in "A pro-
teCted spot or can be protected
with burlap or building paper
during the winter.
Ramblers or Climbers
Remember that this type Of
pruning definitely does not APP
ply 10 roses that are considered
clImberS-only 10 those that are
ramblerS and il is not always
easy 90 decide which YOU have.
in general roses that have
small flowers borne in clusters
are ramblerS and ramblers also
generally have more thorns.
The larger lowered types. with
blooms more Ike hybrid tea
roses borne on longer stems are
usually the climbing type.
Climbers throw bloom shoots
from old wood so If there ism {
any old wood left they won't
bloom. Only the very oldest.
heaviest canes should be pruned
from such roses and plenty OF
new ones should be encouraged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
3 Exercises
For Slack
Wearers
BY IDA JEAN KAN

~ GENERAL women look
better in skirts than Stacks. 1t
takes special exercise 10 keep
those big hip muscles toned and
firm enough for slacks and
you're not apt 10 get il when
you spend most of your working
day al a typewriter or desk.
OF course. you may be excess
Sivcly overweight. II so, the
main thing is to get rid Of the
unwanted pounds. But, right
along with the calorie clipping,
you'll have 10 take some eXer-
else. Otherwise. YOU will finish
with a flabby muSculature and
you still won't be cut out for
Stacks
Streamlnlng the hips is a
much easier job than many of
you seem TO think. All You have
10 do is get a good program and
stick 10 n. If YOU haven't eXer-
cised for a long time, you will
have 10 so through a condition.
ing stage before you can see any
Improvement. But once you get
in form. you will be able 10
trim down at least one inch
every two weeks.
Keep Legs Straight
In the hot weather. the idea
Is accuracy, not action. Avoid
all the huff-puff exercises. You
can streamline with an easy but
specific set like this
Stand IN your bare feet and
face the wall at the side of a
doorway so you can hook one
arm around the frame. Get up
close, with toes, chest and chin
touching the wall, and hold on.
Now, keep both legs stiff and
your body absolutely still, and
raise right leg in a back-swing
from the hip. Lower your foot
10 the floor and repeat 20 times.
Rest, and repeat with the other
leg.
If you do this exercise COR
rectly, all the action is con-
centrated in 4 the large, feshy
muscle on the back of each hip.
Relax before going on to the
next exercise.
To get at a bulge on the outer
hipline. resume that position for
Side-kick. Keep your body
rigid with toes of one foot. chest
and chin against-wall. and move
other leg from hip in a slow,
sideward swing Lower foot to
floor and repeat 10 times. Rest
and perform with other leg.
Rolling Exercise
Rolling is one Of the easiest
exercises and at the same time
one of the most effective. Get
down on the floor for this. Sit
down and lean back with the
forearms on the floor at the
sides and start rolling. away
over on the side of one hip,
back across the buttocks, and
over on the other side
To begin with, have legs
straight down, heels on floor.
Keep legs together throughout
your rolling. Then, flex knees
with heels on buttocks. and roll.
Between times, rest a minute.
And don't keep at it until you
are exhausted. In spite Of the
weather, your exercise should
rest you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

Send for the complete set of
Rolling Exercises" Enclose a
stamped, Self-addresSed envelope
TO Ida Jean Kahn, Detroit Times,
Detroit, 81, Mich.
Copyright. 1919. by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

For the legion of women who want gray fur coat
this Bombay Lamb that replaces and closely resembles
the prewar gray Persian, but is lower in price. Full
length with smart tuxedo front and turnback cuffs this
coat has beautifully patterned pe and medum-tight
curl that spells durability. In misses sizes, is $780,
For shopping information, call Joan Dean, Cherry $500
helm q md Cof,,r Q.2n IA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

TpCNT0N-Trentoa, Mich. Park Free 4
ihLNiVN Open q 30. Cool Comfort
Teresa Wright SHADOW or DOtBT'
TOMBSTONE" the Town Too Tough 10
Die, with Richard Dix SATURDAY MAT.
BIG KIDDIE SHOW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

TnWCp-l,s13 Grand River no. 1850 4
i""h" DSR Transportation Facilities
10 This Theater; All Grand River Street
Cars; All Meyers Road. Greenfield and
Sehaefer Buses co Right by Our Doors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

IINITCn lpTIcTc-Baxiey at Cd. Cirens~
ouibp hhiicio Doors open 10 AS A. NJ
Herman action 10 make every woman
gasp" Robert Taylor in "BATAAN."
Plus "A STRANGER IN Town." with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

V0CJIEy-siasper At Harvard Park Free =
VVuOL Open 6.I5. Delightfully."- Cool.
O.. Carson. Ronald Colman, BRANDON
HARVEST" Color Featuretts, eagles
OF THE NAVY" Last Show e:45 r. NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

VRCINIM fhaHiiton nj virginia Park
'huh'h Warren william. Eric Blore.
ZONE DANGEROUS NIGHT" Plus Rex
Williams. Bill Henry, "fAIsE FACES"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

UPTOWN -chslmer. re. i-oess =
VI iVUN open 6Is Park Free. Greer
Carson and Ronald ColmAn In BRANDON
HARVEST" Plus March OF Time Feature
SHOW BUSINESS At WAR" Cooled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

WARFIELD-Ha'''c%r.. , a, F, M,.s. -
Durbin. AMAZING MRS. HOLIDAY"
THE PURPLE "" with John Archer
at southneId CE. ais 4
"hnHLp Open 6.l5. Park Free Cooled
by Refrgn. Greer Carson, Ronald Colmsn
BRANDON HARVEST" Added: March ~
Time, "sHOW BUSINESS AT WAR" Plus
Latest War News and Color Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

pRCSlnCNT-ioIss Mack LE. 1854 4
ihLClDLNi Open 6.l5. Jane FraZee
Allan Jones, MOONLIGHT IN HAVANA
"OLD CHISHOLM TRAIL" J NJ. Brown.
Color Cartoon. wings Up," Clark Gable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

Copyright. 1919. by King Featu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

ppIcCIJJ A-2s&s SIT. Elliott PL. 0ss,
MOtiLLh Ginger Rogers Ray Miland
in MAJOR AND THE MINOR" Plus
dead MN WALk." Owl show sstur-
day Night. See Three Features After .. 30,
Third Feature, III IA, fHIMs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

EAMII V-Cadiilsc square, Monroe Avenue
IhnllLl Greer Carson, Ronald Colman,
susan Peters In BRANDON HARVEST"
Also Added Attractions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

N0RWEST-Grnnd River st southfieid y
NohWLoi Park Free Open s:I5. Air
Cooled. Ray Millsnd, REAP THE WILD
WIND" Deanna Durbin, "AMAZING
MRS. HOLIIDAN.n Last Show at 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

EEpNnAI E-Woodward, mr.. e-NIile Rd. 4
iLh'DhLL Open 545. Joan Bennett,
"MARGIN FOR ERROR" Anne Shirley,
Eddie Albert In LADY BODSGUARD."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

Davis. Plus Disney's Olympic Champ"
WCCT CNn-Ssst West Warren Ave.
WLol Emu Johnny weissmuller IN
"TARZAN TRIrMPHs." Eddie Albert IN
LADY BODYGUARD.' Beautywsre China.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fenkeil no. I'LL 4
WLoiVWN First Show $40. Air Cord.
Park Free. Greer Carson. Ronald Coman.
BRANDON HARVEST" Plus March ~
Time: "sHOw BUSINESS AT WAR"
WUJTTJCp-E. Jefferson NJ Grand Bivd. 4
Will iiLh Open s:i5. Cooled. Park Free
REAP THE WILD WIND" "AFTER
MIDNIGHT WITH BOSTON BLACKIE."
VII IIC-Corner Willis and Hastings
WiLLio 'Open 800. Barbara stsnvyok.
"GREAT MANS LADY" Chas. starrett,
ROYAL MOUNTED PATROL Cart. Ser.
WIANDUllL open q. Cooled. PARK Free.
THE MOON Is DOWN from John Stein
becks Greatest Novel. sabu in "wHITE
Champ" Sat Mat. Big Cartoon Party.
WYAND0T7E.MAJESTIC- w CS.s 3 =
Park Free. Lloyd Nolan. cit HAPPENED
IN FIATBUsH." THE RENEGADE."
WYANDOTTE-RIALr0-w'''''"t... ., ..otl
Cooled Ronald colman. BRANDON HAIR
VEST Plus KEEP I'm SAILING"
VnIp-Forest st Mt, Elliott PL. 1890 =
lUUh Open 6;45, Spencer Tracy, Katherine
Hepburn, "KEEPFR OF THE FLAME"
PHYS THE AMAZING MRS. HOLIDAY
with Deauns Durbin and Edmond o'Brien.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

WAcUINCT0N-Roysi Oak. Mich. 4
WhoiliNuiVN Cooled by Refrigeration
John steinbecks THE MOON IL DOWN"
Cedric Hardwicke. 1.-TWO sENORITAs
FROM CHICAGO" Jinx Faikenberg, Joan
Davis Plus Disney's Olympic Champ"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

Auto Loans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Auto Loan,

AUTO LoANs--Cals. Houss tFsilsss, trucks,
bats cash While yeu wall. Lloyd n.
Fast lnc. $40 4 Graad blvd NA 6i&7.
accounts rec. 5000 cAss co. o3oi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12

FOR FRIENpLy tQAN SERVICE sEE
$50 Nt s4IEisfkA y, G6S5se4EATis99NSss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-12
Diamond Loans

Generous LOANS CASH a. ONCE
FEDERAL COLLATERAL EoclErY INC.
litr WAsHINGToN BOULEVARD
LIBERAL LOANS - Diaronts VstrAss
rses.rI sAfrsord i-sfy gaTsdeeusd bar-
Estns Bonted Loan Company ga
M.caifan.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

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been IN ere Nsvr siphi rsasa
Ensssn Lnfssn IL noe ssitnA
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ma ssieei a. FLAT Nishtaan
uss1l reesssins hs esumis
sion Ne ha8 bssn Stationed
aboard she u. $ S Chester 10
addition % lwp sisters MfN
Il. J. Wtnkatwsk q FaxpnHopis
and Nra FaAnk Martha q
snrtnrhE1l. Ia ENSIGN LsFssn
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Mss Lawana slsas. eaaah-
Ter Of Mr. and Hrs :, l. siads.
who enlisted In the SpARs Ne.
vemher TO- At Msw Orleans
NIza sises hsa iapsiienslY been
waiting Ser 18th birthday n o.
der e sniisf as thai is the earl
lest sqe e. ebieh applicants are
accepted Her neither wea with
her when she Was sworn il 81
New orleatn- So fer 81 - known
fhis makes TIRE first aPAH
e BE Sworn Ia from Jackson
county. Mlzs slade wul 90 %
Palm Beach - report for duty
nauaa tire ihs first Nesk IN
December a sFa1gsta froEn
Oar LADY e victories sshoaL
Miaa slade naa been assistant
e S. = FreaeFle ely clerk and
az collector fer Pssesaoala
e hla ofllcs - ne city ball
EaY = Devssaax Promoted To
Captain
81 Desfazaz aH b 81
Daaags Han W
promoted e. aeEsln So
g N Received - -
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Mt. and Mrs c. C. Mccoy, az School street Pateaaoaia-
can proudly boasf o. having three sem - the hafxies. Ahe1
are Charles Edward. 1chn and Jack and ell selected duty on ts
sea when fhev entered the service.
Charles Edward enlisted IL she 4 S Navy e New Orleans
q year and q bali ago. lie has now sttained the Fstna Of Ysemen
second class Foliowlna hs haH3e taiuAa1 Is areet lakes M-h
was sent 70 Panama where he has been stahcned . year. ne
il q graduate arom tho Paseagouta High seAeci where Nc vas
president Of che band. lie vas enrolled in the Beta Club Of re
same school
John. seaman &c. enlisted 81 New Orleans last Ja1Ys
choosing The Coast Guard as his medium ei service After tax
Ing his haslc training a New oriesas. ne Was seni 70 Fort Royal
Va. bat Is new stationed e Peri Arsnsas. Texas. he has Just
completed his test as ccxswaia. John had hopes 70 BE able 20
xpend the past week end al Pasessenla but wroN to - naeieef
that he would not be able to get home before January.
Jack entered tha navy in Ians- From Camp Shelby be wes
sent 10 Mlton. Fla where ne IS now Stationed he spent me
past week end at home. He has the rahna Of seaman second
class
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Sen q III anz Hrs. z F
Wirzsl ST.. q z zss Govern
meui Trailer couri whe har
been in fhe sefyaes alnee JAY
Gath. 4 graduate from ere
psseasouia Hiah srheeL gaae
1854 WlYsai went practically
from tie sehcsf raem infe tne
aervIee. Re Haa ben trans
fsFred from kseazeE FssIa =
shnes zTe - 3 alsem
iHs CenaensFY College Hs Res
an IS rating.
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GensrsI Eazglsal
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State In ~
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mean 81 Amy #aaa Ea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

Leroy Il. Under seaman l=e
son Of Mr.. and Nrt Louis LIN.
msr Ardeiie Taylor. resides On
sent word 70 his parents that
ne Is safe "somewhsre IA the
Pacific feeling fine and gain.
inc weight. Tire letter from
Plea as he Is known 70 all
friends came on the even OF
his 18th birthday which vas
Tuesday. Ills neither ives afraid
tc risk q birthday cake In the
box she sent bat she Stated !.
with candy and peeana. among
other things. lie has been IN
tie service since July a. and
he hasn't had 3 fuFloaah since
he eniared training 81 San
Diego.
Enlists In SpARs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-11-26

raxa oa sn erred - tee Nc
Caakee Gsenefal Hoapifa - Tenn.
Taa
Clarence Upton
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Jap Evacuees
Do Poor Work

Los Angeles. June lO-(APy-
The chief administrative officer
OF the PoSt"n, Ar.Z.. japanese re-
location center has tuld Dies
subcommittee that MANY Of the
cvacuccS won't do good work for
the SIG a month the government
pays them.
Others. said the officer. Au.
guEtus +. fmpic. arc dong SAL
lSiactCry duty tor when an OUT
S,Gcr would receive $500 i
month. but they are III the MI
nnrIty. and most are clerical
worker, trying To blIIid an on
pcrIcncc IrCOrd 10 insure en-
pluymCnt after the war.
The attitude of many Jap, IN
camp" EmpIc informed the com
mltt"c. rs that there is no i'll
CCriNC. that the government
placed them in camps against
Their viii and that II is the duty
OF the government h. furnish
them food. shelter and clothing.
We have tried 10 charge tina,
attitude"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Steps Taken
10 Eliminate
School Fires

W"Icigh. June 1O.-(AP)-A Spc-
t.a' committee recommended 10 the
p,''" school board today that spec
~" Steps be taken to eliminate fire
'.'. IS which, it said not only de-
~ yea property but severely dis
'"pcd the course of education.
li addition To recommending that
Euch safeguards as removal Of trash
pics &c set up, the committee SuS-
s,H'cd that temporary devices for
occasional use of school buildings be
Vi outraged. II recommended that
,tN'' doors and corridors not br
hhl,%Ecd c"cn temporarily: that all
hulId'ngS bc provided with adequate
.|hS: That abandoned school builo-
n'ES be sold at the earliest possible
moment. principally because Of tres
pn"'""rs III those buildings. and that
"N ciicc'iv principle of turnac =
"u i'icl room segregation in all
s ..u"l plants in the state be strictly
'".mcrcd to- and enforced.
nc board accepted the report ana
u'h'd II over to a committee Of lis
o"h Tor further study.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Milk Rations
May Be Next

Sarrarr"r:a. Cal. Ju-C 10. ar
Milk may nc the mkt commodity
10 bc ratio cd Il federal authori;y
disclosed today.
Tho war food administration In
office uf price administration and Inc
dairy industry arc studying way, Cf
limiting e. liam consumption ~:
milk. expect rg Il decline III up
plies la.rr this year. said i. G.. StiiiS
chief OF dairy and poultry i'll the
WFA.
Siiis. IN 10 speech prepared for
delivery rcgcrc the California Dauy
Council. SAID food Officers had con
cludCd that the government must
ctirtaii consumption Of fluid milk or
cut down ON tho manufacture 81
such products as butter, cheese. cvar-
Grated and dried milk. The lait,"
alternative was said to be out y,
the question because manufactured
produces now meet only esSenti .,
military and civilian needs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Service Men.
And Zooters
In Neu Clash

Los Angeles. June lO-(AP--
Service mr.n and ZuotSuItcd Juvc@ilC
gangStciS ciaahCd III new pitched bat
Ties in outlying districts today. and
4 yuunE woman was attacked by
three girls ON u downtown street L'd
badly sla he'd in an assault which
police say may or may rot hay" be n
IN Outaruwth of the fiNv-day Wa
fare.
The woman. Betty Morgar. said
:hc WIS taking a morning walk end
had approached The entrance Of the
Third street tunnel. when three girls
wearing black skirts emerged and
said, Lets get her"
Black skirts often arc worn by the
BLACK widow" gang of girls whD
in the past have accompanied their
zoot suited boy friends on their dep
relations.
Some l25 Zoo.rrS ard other juvc-
niles Clashcd with Approximately 80
service men. mostly sailors and Ma
rincS, in outlying Watts carly to-
day. The service men braVcd Il
Larragc Of stones ia come to grips
with the youths. Fighting ragged tor
more than an hour. police said. and
a number of the ZoOi suited lads
were dc-trCuScrcd.
There was gun play in nearby
Azusa, although the incident may
not have been connected with tn:
service man-ZoOtcr riOting. a Is
ycar-Old boy, said to have been toss
ing gasoline flares into theatre, was
shot in the leg by a special officer.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Commando
Raid Tests
Defenses
Panteiieria and
Sicily Are Bombed;
Commands Complete
Lampedusa Mission

Allied JJna;I;m,rtcrs i'm North
4 r,.;, - ~, a..
~ '"''' AHi '-N!iiSu
ar forces. steadily whiting
away at axis resistance on he
NrJitr,.r,un,n uI,,n,.,- L,,.,
,,,,. ..,t.
, wv" Nv" "'' assault Oh
bomb-Scafr"d IantclIcTia and
Sicily in connection with 4
Scoutiur raid Nv. n,.i,i.L c,,r,
I
ih"i'''"H against l.dihpcuuNa' IL
was announced ,oday.
c..,-.
On. I ,,a,,.S. ~ uarkhrS' from inc
,| ,'a', "i n'Int' l,' rohlh,ah'
oS $50" wv ariei'NeH W lam
On IL, "H a., !" 's"n Isl.
,,',;,, H'"'n ", 'ir invasion,
n,i n.""c VI rahtciic''a' anu
n,.,,,i 1870 w ,, ,,E' .asua,''cS aitSr
.,n s u'.n n'iSs'"h' h'au
Hu'' '''' ''''''u''''"e SAID
"a British naval communism is
sued YESTERDAY al Malta said Lph,
surface forces had carried ON, ,
coas. reconnaissance O, the island
Sunday night. London sources al
though unable 10 rccn.r.,., inc ,.r.,
Inference. we're i,r1,ucd Ia D,r,ys
the two announcements ,.1fcrrcd To
a single amphrb,pu. onova;iorN
Two field guns and 4 n.r,,l,Cr of
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Wafer Hotel.
Ky LYNX NISHET

Ralrigh. juno IO.-Barflng some
unforeseen contingency that would
rrmrrC immediate expenditure of
r,,,e, dcrablc sums of money Warren
county will bc out oi debt III less
ibau one year. the first of the 100
cn,,nticS e. attain that happy posi-
iron ~ generation.
there will remain several thnliS-
and dollars worth '"f outstanding
bonds of individual townships. dis
,r,ci, and municipalities in the
county. but there is only $4,000 left
Of the county debt. That is expected
in bc paid off next March.
Most of the larger counties have
deb, service arrangements designed
IN 90, them III the clear around 1860,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Warren To Be First County
To Pay off All Indebtedness

provided no additional bonds have
10 be issued. In many instances the
bonded deb; now resting upon the
counties Is Il hangover from the Joy
riding period Ol tho late twcnticS.
when counties and cities were stri>-
ing to Outdo all their ncighbors II,
building roads. bridges. schools ana
courthOuscS.
WITH the advent of state road re-
sponsibIiity III 1881. and birth oI
The local government commission 10
supervise municipal and county III
nanCeS about the same time, there
has been less need for borrowing
and more care given to arranging
payments on such loans as had 10
be floaicd. Through the carly c.
preston years, however, excessive
Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
u. S. Filters
Raid Munda

Wa. hinG'un. June he
Navy reported TODAY - new air at
tack against tic enemy ali base 1T
Muuda ON New Georgia island -
the central SolnmnnS "f the south
Pacific and said also that known
enemy lose. on Attu island i'm the
Nlrut. AN. now stand AZ l.4i5 mcir
killed and - taken prisoner.
PI!"r 10 today the Navy hau III
nuunCcd tho killing of 1876 Japan
csc 81 Alta and the capture al -.
Only = few straGglCrS remain Oh
that N,2"tiJn island.
The attack on Munda WAS ono ni
- series aimed at keeping that field
ncarc~: ~ American positions III the
Russell Islands and on Guadaicanal
out of effective operation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Most Miners
To Be Fined
81 Per Day
Penalties. Provided
Onccr UNIV Contract
Will BE Enforced
BY Federal Mine Boss

Washington, June l0-(AP)
lckcS said today
that miners VINO participated in
the June | to I walkout FROM
acknowledgement pits would
DE lined IN accordance with
their cOrtrac:S. when usually
provide ptna.tica of 81 per day
II a n!l ~ IaliS 20 work with
cut rood reason.
ickcS acted -; federal boss OF
lie mines.
Mot Of Jn.,n L.. Lewis $50
CGO-"da United Mine Workers
were Out from June through
JInt5. making them liable for
fines of 81 each for the five
d.? absence from the mines.
Under the contract. the penalty
morcy goes to selected charities.
Although the UNIV contends no
contract Was in force after midnight,
May 81. lCkCS saId the fines would
be levied under the terms of the
contracts because he had declared
IN taking Ol y In, mircS for the g1"-
eminent April that the contacts
were being extended indefinitely
pending agreement on new con-
tract.
The government mine boss dcclin-
cd a. press conference TO say whe-
thcr he would recommend an IN
crease in price ceilings which re
portcdly would be called for to put
INTO effect il tentative agreement
on new contract by Lewis ana
some Pennsylvania soft coal opera
TORS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-10
Air War Mounts
On Russian Front
Widely Separated
Points Report Action
AS Fierce Prelude
TO Land Offensive

ATaScOw. June l0-(AP)-In-
crcasinGly vigorous air battles
were reported today from widely
separated points of the Russian
front as the German air force
and the Soviet plane fleet con-
timed to fight II out in 4 prelude
10 Il land offensive.
Dispatches from Bataisls. ion miles
!outn Of RoStov, disclosed that ai:'
!E";Ig had ilarcd up again IN the
D"N river valley. The vicinity Of
'1e rltv and the mud flats of the
Don have become cemetery tor
COINED JunkCrS and Eiclnkcl planes.
= H1- reported.
TIL" news of tho Don basin aerial
"ar sam" on the heels of German
lads "H ihT VOlkhOv front 80 miles
eat % LcninGrad. where "a Ger
nan planes were reported shot dowH
F.m 80 to leo German planes were
G'.i.'"d destroyed in Russian bomb
~ "a dS on German dIrdrOmC.,
Tue day night.
Land action played minor role.
'I'" Soviet noon CummuniuIC. a.
Feu"!"d by the London Soviet radio
m'.''Hr. told of recurring action IN
me Is1,hansk area. but asserted Il
"t' an attack was driven back and
'.a' German plane was shot down.
y h.'' rec nnalSsancc plane WAS
$"' d""n on the SmulcnSk frost
u.I'G the night ard a company OF
"''mAn was killed. the war bullc'
tn oi.u said.)