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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
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EXCELLENT RESULTS"

That's what The RalsiOn Purina Company, Of ST. Louis. Mo-,
one Of The largest feed manufacturers in The United States. says
Of The use of our Pure Menhaden Fish Meal used in the man
uiaCiure Of their feeds in a letter reproduced al The left. We
assure the Purina Company, as we'll as farmers and live stock
dealers as a whole. that we are doing all in our power 10
maintain our production Of Pure Menhaden Fish Meal. and
will continue 10 do so as we feel that il is a vital part Of our
country war effort.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-08
RALsToN PURINA COMPANY
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Gentlemen:
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rev campaign entitled "Fooa, the maght1est weapon Of the
sar" in an effort 10 ret more food produced this coming
year.
Purina m11s Wishes to cooperate IN this campaign BY
turning out al the livestock ana poultry teeaa n posi-
ply can, ana n sincerely hope you. NIL be anle to con
tinue % supply u NTH ss much nenhaaeu rish Neal Is
you nave IN the past.
re have mad excellent results With your product IN our
feeds ana eant 20 continue L use II.
Very truly yours
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Very truly yours
Evening star., 1943-07-18
Brazil Begins Battle for Rubber

announced shortly by the Brazilian gov
ernment The region will be known as
the Territory of Rondonia. in honor of
Gen. Candido Rondon, chief of Brazil's
Indian Service and the country's out
standing explorer
A rectangular section of about $4,000
square miles, it will be taken from Sec
tlons of Mato Crosse and Amazonas, and
will center about Porto Velho. Here it
is hoped to inltially settle 10000 families,
under provisions of new Brazilian
homesteading act patterned after the
famous United States Homestead Act
which was the most important factor in
our conquest of the West
Only men will be taken in this year,
with preference given to men with fam
lilies, selected from the $4,000 or more
laborers being recruited throughout
Brazil for Amazon rubber work. Each
man will be given homestead plot of
l60 acres and helped in construction of
a house, as we'll as aided with necessary
equipment for rubber work 1t is hoped
to take 10000 tons of rubber from this
one region within a year.
But the plan is even more ambitious
From Porto Velho eastward will be run
central highway, from which cross
roads will branch at regular intervals
Six landing fields also are scheduled to
be hacked from the jungle.
For the future, here will be a perfect
layout for plantation rubber, replacing
the wild rubber trees as trails are cut and
the jungle cleared.
Some Brazilian gentlemen stand to
make tidy fortunes from our rubber
program. But the important thing now
is that the rubber be obtained, quickly
and In quantity.
Recently there have been reports that
Economic Co-ordinator Joao Alberto and
the officials of his mobilization service
are interested in the rubber business as
Evening star., 1943-07-18
S Fills Vital Role in Wartime Capital

has undertaken for the third summer
the complete running of the Army Navy
lunch bar on Constitution avenue by the
Munitions Building. Daily, except Sun
days, over 1000 persons lunch there and
the convenience of this canteen cannot
be overestimated, having the hearty ap-
proval of the armed services beginning
with Gen. George C. Marshall, who
genuinely appreciates an attractive place
offering excellent food, served with speed
commensurate to the hectic life of war
time Washington.
The training school of the AWVS is
doing an outstanding job Glasses given
under its auspices include child care,
first aid, advanced first aid, civilian pro-
lection, map reading, mass feeding, tele-
phone switchboard, fingerprinting and
nutrition, to mention but few. Grad
yates from these courses go out and are
placed in strategic positions such as
switchboard operators at various hospi-
tails and in the ONCE of Civilian Defence.
For the woman whose only place in
wartime is in her home courses are
given in home repairs, upholstering and
other useful subjects.
Rescue Squad.
The rescue squad has gone long way
IN a short time. Mr.. Daniel Long,
deputy chief of the Auxiliary Rescue
Evening star., 1943-07-18

much as they are in mobilizing and
delivering laborers, their task for the
moment.
One report saws that Joao Alberto and
his Belem director, Fernando Galvao
Miranda Correia, have purchased 1867
600 square kilometers in the Territory
of Acre, Brazils remotest and best rub
ber region.
Many enemies must be met In the
battle for rubber" among them droughts
and tropical fevers, the last and most
serious of which was the fever brought by
the gambia mosquito from Africa This
mosquito thrived on the dusty sertao of
Northeastern Brazil, and before he was
eradicated by a determined campaign of
the Brazilian government and the Rookie
feller Foundation, threatened virtual
extinction of whole population sections
The droughts of the northeast provide
tragic scenes comparable to Americas
dust bowl" marches
Fortaleza, the capital of the state Of
Ceara, with normal population of some
10000, has harbored 10000 drought
refugees. Thousands, all possessions
gone, sleep In the streets and exist by
begging. Food shortages become crit
ical; malnutrition and consequent dis
eases are widespread.
To these people, Rubber Developments
program for the Amazon offered a haven
of hope and prospects for future life
Joao Alberto's SEMTA had only to set
up mobilization camps and provide the
transportation; the men we're ready and
willing, by the thousands. In the last
two months several thousands have been
moved northward and many more thou
sands mobilized, but there is no shortage
Of volunteers.
From this northeast section will come
the great bulk of the men who will open
the Amazon and provide the needed rub
ber for the United States.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
BY Phyllis Thompson Wright.

It Is impossible to determine which
one OF the numerous details Of the
American Women's Voluntary Services is
the most important. In any undertak-
ing the ultimate outcome is,the pertinent
factor and the organization as a whole
cannot function at all if every part is
not working in unison on creased
wheels to attain the prescribed pattern.
For a year and half the D. C. unit,
AWVS, was housed in stable on Rhode
Island avenue, the charm of which
could not be denied. However, as the
organization grew in stature the box
stalls became, to all intent and purpose,
smaller and smaller, yet the work pro-
gressed and one by one the details added
themselves up to the large and amazing
number of 81. just as the bursting.
point was being reached and the rafters
seemed to groan under the strain, the
Church OF the Pilgrims, on Twenty-sec-
ond and P streets NV, came to the
rescue. At session of the church a
motion was adopted that the D. c. unit,
AWVS, be given, without charge, quar-
ters in the Education Building for
Offices and classrooms on weekdays plus
the assembly hall and adjacent kitchen
for a weekday canteen.
New Headquarters.
The location, being but short block
from the previous headquarters, is ideal
and the layout spacious efficient and
airy. To the numerous persons, men,
bers of the Navy ensconced in nearby
Offices, employees of the Bureau of Eco
nomic Warfare, British Air Force officers
and the Red Cross workers from Walsh
House this move was of particular good
news.
In over 18 months these individuals
had lunched almost daily at the AWVS
canteen and depended upon it. Now,
with the large assembly hall equipped as
canteen, the capacity is even larger
Miss Anita Phipps, president of the D. c.
unit of the American Womens Volun-
tary Services, has expressed extreme
gratitude on behalf of the entire Or
ganization to the Rev. Andrew Reid,
minister of the Church of the Pilgrims,
through whom the invitation was ex-
tended to the organization
To return to the functions of the
AWVS, since all are important, it is
Evening star., 1943-07-18

Squad Of the District Of Columbia has
stated that the AwvS should feel very
proud indeed of its two squads inas-
much as they are the first squads to
be certified in the Auxiliary Rescue
Squads in the country"
Instruction for the squad consists of
first aid, map study, stretcher drill and
air raid precaution. For proof Of It's
worth for the past six months members
Of the AWVS rescue squad have been
driving the Emergency and Casualty
Hospital ambulances
This Is hard task and nothing but
perfection is tolerated. The experiences
are manifold; asphyxiation, gun shot
and stabbing wounds, drowning and
child birth are no longer new sights to
the women volunteers of this detail for
these are the calls which must be met
by city ambulances.
The Agriculture and Nutrition Section
Of the AWVS Is a vitality important unit.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

best to pick them out at random. AS
starter the war saving staff might be
mentioned. In one year the sales of
War saving bonds and stamps amounted
to over $5,O00,o0O. In rain or shine, snow
or sleet, AWvs volunteers of that de-
partment faithfully manned their
booths in hotel lobbies and movie thea
ters. That sum was announced June l
and the count has exceeded $1,000, 900
to date.
The Motor Corps has a daily schedule
of vast proportions. Drivers are as
signed to cars of the British Joint Staff
Mission, Office of Civilian Defense the
War Department Motor Center and the
Office Of Strategic Services. Every day
requests are received for more drivers to
help out the many war agencies.
Canteen Work.
The canteen aside from the one at
headquarters in the Church Building,
Evening star., 1943-07-18

Secretary Wickard has often said, Food
will win the war and write the peace"
This Is the motto Of the section.
Since the Agriculture division is COM
prised Of those committees directly con-
cerned with production and conservation
Of food the now well known Land Army
is part Of it, also the Home Gardens or
Victory Gardens Committee.
The policy of the Land Army is to
cooperate In every way with those
government agencies that are charged
with the responsibility Of dealing with
farm labor. It works as an agent for
educating the public to the Importance
OF farm labor which object is reached
through the AWVS Speakers Bureau
which sends speakers to address groups
Of all ages; hundreds Of meetings both
large and small have been covered.
The various committees and units of
which you have heard are not Just in
Evening star., 1943-07-18

operation during daylight. There Is an
active night section which carries on
where the day staff leaves off. The men,
bers of this section are professional
women who are tied down all day at their
Offices so it is hats off" to these women,
They know there is work to be done for
the war effort and they have seen their
duty and are doing it.
Junior Auxiliary.
A Junior Auxiliary was formed some
months ago. The members have taken
courses in Junior Red Gross, First Aid,
and Civilian Protection. While the
school year is in progress Saturday is
Evening star., 1943-07-18

Wide World Photo.
the one day the younger girls can give
time to the AWvS however, during the
summer months they are booked for more
time at headquarters and have signed
up for work on nearby farms and VIC
tory gardens.
A plea went out recently for 1000
more women volunteers. This was not a
mere gesture, there is an actual spot for
each and every one of them to fill the
present requests from many sources.
When these requests are completed an
other plea will have to be made as the
AWVS is being flooded with demands
from the Office Of Civilian Defense,
the War and Navy Departments, Depart
ment of Agriculture, ETC., for trained
women volunteers to fill the vacancies
left by men who have been called up
to the armed forces.
Thanks to the generosity of the Church
of the Pilgrims the AWVS has head
quarters equipped to contend with the
expansion which the organization faces
during the coming nenthA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
WiIIidmE. Smith,
Oldest Probate
Judge, Dies al 80
Obituaries

Nichigan's oldest probate Judge.
William r. Smith. Of Eagle Har-
Dor. was dead today at the age OF
so. III for more than five months,
Judge Smith had never fully re-
covered from injuries he suffered
more than a year ago in a Detroit
traffic accident,
A probate Judge for more than
80 years, Judge Smith was host
four years ago to the Michigan
Probate Judges Association con-
vention in the Keweenaw County
courthouse at Eagle Harbor.
lie died Sunday al the home Of
his daughter. Mrs Ruth Case, at
3Sl Covington. Other survivors
include a son, Willard. and three
daughters. Genevieve, of Detroit;
Clare, Of Eagle Harbor; and Mrs.
Helen Hohl Of North Carolina
Burial will be in Eagle Harbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
MOTHER. IN-LAW CHEERS
LONG SOUGHT RELIEF!
Had Been Irregular"
for Years!

Have you often despaired Of
over finding normal regularity?
Then, by all means. read this un-
solicited letter:
For many long years. my mo,hsr-in-
law had suffered from common ConstIua-
ton. She used 90 take all kinds Of pills and
medicines but got no lasting relief. lpon
starring 70 use KELLOGG = ALL BRAN,
her trouble cleared up She feels Ike
new person. she says She wanted me 20
tell The world how your product helped
her Mrs. Iolne Balls. 154 East Tooth
Street Bronx. y. y
How do scientists explain the
apparent magic Of kELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN's relief? Simply
thus: ALL-BRAN is one Of Ma
lures most effective sources Of
"cellulosic' elements - lack Of
which in sufficient amounts in the
diet is a common cause OF con-
stlpation! These elements help the
friendly colonic fora fluff up and
tighten the colouic wastes for eaSy
natural elimination. KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN doesn't work by
"purring'-or by sweeping you
out" 1t is "A gentle-acting, "rcgu-
hating" food
II this is your trouble eat
KELLOGG'S AIL~BRAN rcgu-
larly. Drink plenty Of water! See
Z you don't find the welcome relief
you've hoped forl Insist ON genuine
ALD-BRAN, made oHlb by KEEL
logg's in Battle Greek.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Italians United
To ExpeI Ndzis,
.BadogIio Says

LONDON, Oct. IS GNS)-Pre-
mier Marshal Badoglio. inter,
viewed somewhere in southern
Italy" declared the whole life OF
Italy now is dominated by a single
thought-free the country from
the Germans-the London Times
So Ted today
This goal can most quickly be
achieved by close collaboration
with the British and Americans,
Badoglio said, adding:
This aspiration is so strong
that its effect Is TO silence any
difference of ideas and principles
until that aim shall be achieved"
The Times correspondent wrote
Marshal Badoglio offers no
political undertaking save the
complete suppression OF fascism.
He received the promise OF col
liberation within these terms
from all the parties of the for
mer parliamentary regime and
II is his intention TO form a gov
eminent representing them as
soon as their leaders are free to
join him.
THE marshal binds himself TO
resign office as soon as hostili-
ties have ceased and leave the
destiny OF his country i'm the
hands OF an extraordinary pO-
litical ministry =.
"The Greek and Yugoslav gov
ernments have an equal interest
in the expulsion of the Germans
in Italy. Marshal Badoglio gives
them a most express assurance
that a liberated Italy will re-
nounce all of the designs against
them prOpagated by fascism."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
e.. w. 4. NGUGrrP

George w. c. Navarro, 81, of
81 Belmont. will be buried tomor-
row in Traverse City, following
funeral services today at Sevald
Funeral Home, 1020l Woodward,
and al Blessed Sacrament Church.
A resident Of Detroit for 45
years. Mr.. Navarro was well
known as a Michigan trout fisher
man and hunter. He was salesman
for a chemical firm.
He died Friday while preparing
for a hunting trip. Mr.. Navarro
was a life member Of the ElkS
Lodge in hrs native Traverse
City
Survivors include his widow
Winifred; brother Leo Of
ESseXville: and two sisters, Mrs.
Mary Dansard of Monroe and Miss
Edith Navarro Of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Civil War
Inn Serbia

LONDON oct. p QNS)-Gen.
Titos YugoSlav Partisan army
headquarters reported today that
units of Gen Draja Mihailovitch'S
ChetnikS, fighting at the side Of
the Germans, were locked in a
bitter battle with Partisan
guerilla troops.
Renewal OF International war
fare i'm YugoSlavia was reported
in a Communique broadcast by
the free YugoSlav radio, oper-
ated by TitoS Partisan forces.
Elsewhere i'm Yugoslavia. the
communique reported the capture
of Ivanic, in the Zagorje district
near Zagrcb.
The railway station at Ka-
pelna, Slovenla, was destroyed by
another Partisan unit, said the
communique, announcing that two
trains of 80 cars were derailed
and - German soldiers captured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Wilbur T.. WOOdSOn

Funeral services for Wilbur c.
Woodson. early leader of Detroit's
air raid warden system and secre-
tary of the YMCA's St Antoine
branch, will be held tomorrow at
p. m. at Bethel A. NJ. +. Church,
Frederick and ST. Antoine. The
Rev. Mr.. William II. Peck will
officiate and buria will be IN
Detroit Memorial Park.
Mr.. Woodson died at the age of
as. Friday night at Henry Ford
Hospital, following brief illness.
A graduate of Ohio State Univer-
sity. he came TO Detroit Il years
ago from his native Cincinnati.
Survivors include his widow.
Ruth A; a son, Theodore, and
three daughters, Geraldine, Rita
and YVOnne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

Funeral services for NJ : s
Vivian B. Pennington, who died
Thursday at her home in the
Parkstone Apartments, were held
at 9 a. m. today at the William
r. Hamilton parlorS and at 10
a. m. in ST. Charles Church.
Burial was in the family lot in
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Miss Pennington was born in
Des Moines. Ia. and had lived In
Detroit most of her life. She was
the buyer for the Walton-Pierce
Co. Junior shop and had been in
charge of that department since
it opened 10 years ago. Previous
to that she was associated with
here mother in the Pennington
Shop on John r. Her mother,
Mrs. +. J. Mcdonnell of Benton
Harbor survives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Nazis' Fake Escapes
Trap Dutch Patriots

NEW YORK, Oct. 25 GNS)-
The Nazis in Holland organize
fake escapes TO trap patriots,
a man who recently escaped to
England reported.
The, refugee said he had been
offered a berth in a vessel al
legedly sailing for England for
10000 guilders approximately
S21 5000. He declined. but a man
who accepted was picked up and
taken 10 the gestapo Office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Kisses From Cutie
SPUR Bond Sales

CAMP EDWARDS, Mass. Oct.
Is 4AS4-"Buy war bonds and
kiss a cutie. -
This was the slogan at a recent
dance of the 57lst Regiment boys
at Camp Edwards. The price of
admission was the allotment Of at
least S3.75 a month for the pur-
chase Of war bonds. A kiss was
an added incentive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

W. need many more used studeb bake.
we Cea rrorG Commanders and PTe'l-
C ,@. The war effort needs them, too
9 eor essential transportation Don | iet e
10. .,a,,- used studebaker stand idle Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
New York State
On Pdy-Go Basis
Special to THE DETROIT TINES


NEW YORK, Oct. 25-Barring
an unexpected emergency. New
York state, for the first time in
more than a decade, Will go
through the year without borrow
ing a dollar.
That is one OF the first and
most concrete results from the
change in the fiscal year and
financing policy of the state, in
augurated by Gov. Thomas K.
Dewey.
The strong financial position of
New York was emphasized last
night by Senator Joe r. Hanley,
Republican candidate for lieuten-
ant governor, speaking at Niagara
Falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25

.,r,ot use it to good purpose
you ,,,ar conditions. Well pay you
u t'a sa. h4 nrice for your used studebaker
s a. once. We're in the market a.s o,, ,o'
At o oi'I used cars Of other popular makes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-25
Nazis Threaten Dutch
AGAINST Desertion

NEW YORK, Oct. % GNS)-
J. II. Oldenbroek, general secre-
tary of the international Fedora
ton Of Transport Workers, dis
closed in Stockholm recently that
Netherlands seamen conscripted
for service on German ships were
now forced 10 sign a declaration
containing this new clause
I'm case of desertiOn family
members at home are liable TO
be shot"