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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-07
CRUISER ATTACKED

A Japanese light cruiser was at
tackled by a single Liberator near
Mavieng, New Ireland, with undis.
closed results.
A spokesman at Gen. Douglas
MacArthur's headquarters, COM
menting on the New Britain opera
tions, revealed that recent heavy
bombing raids on that island have
nullified japanese aerial strength
there, except around Rabaul. Sew
eral important airdromes still were
functioning in that area, the main
Japanese stronghold in the south
Pacific.
American fighter planes in the
Solomons continued their attacks
on enemy barge traffic, destroying
an unspecified number of barges
off the coast of Choiseul island,
while patrol planes bombed Japa-
nese shipping off Bougainville
island.
OUTFIGHT ZEROS
Meanwhile, a delayed dispatch
from Guadalcanal, amplifying an
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-07
AUSSIES NEAR MADANG

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS. South
west Pacific, Oct. 7 CUP)- Aus
tralian ground troops have driven
down the Ramu river valley to
within less than so miles Of the
Japanese supply base at Madang,
on the northeast coast of New
Guinea, an Allied communique
said today.
Supported by a furious aerial
commandment that ripped and
burned japanese communications
all along the southern approaches
% Madang, the Australians pushed
swiftly through light enemy patrols
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-07

club groups. enlistment of new club
members and leaders and continua-
ton of old enlistments, determina-
ton of master calendar of the
county All club council and design
of activity calendars for local clubs,
preparation for observance of ma
tional All club achievement week
Nov. to IA. preparation for selec-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-07

= LONDON, Oct. CUP)- Fierce
guerilla fighting was reported
. throughout Jugoslavia today and
J military sources indisated that the
widespread partisan operations had
. forced the Germans to divert at
least four or five divisions, sup
. ported by planes and tanks, to
maintain their foothold on the
: Adriatic coast.
: A communique broadcast from
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-07
GIVES AWARD

OI 10 NV fhhO
ALLIED HE QUART ER S,
Southwest Pacific, Oct. 7. CUP)-
Gen. Douglas Macarthur today
awarded the Legion of Merit to
Tech Sgt. John o. Nielsen. Paso
Robles, Cal, for II months of out
standing service as crew chief of an
aerial Photographic squadron.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-07
Postwar World
OF Church Leaders
To Insure Peace

NEW YORK. oct. 7. (UP)-One
hundred fifty leaders of the Pro-
testant, Catholic. and Jewish faiths
issued a joint declaration on world
peace today, affirming seven points
of agr~ ~cment on the postwar con-
duct of nations.
The declaration asserted that the
moral law must govern the world,
that the rights of the individual, of
minoliites, of oppressed, weak or
colonial peoples must be secured
and protected; that international
institutions to maintain peace with
Justice must be organized, interna-
tional economic cooperation must
be developed, and just social order
within each state must be achieved.
FIRST JOINT ACTION
The declaration believed to be
the first such joint action by the
three faiths, grew out of more than
100 pronouncementS on world peace
issued separately by religious groups
in the United States during the
present conflict.
Inc 0eCldfaUlOC SJlDuldUeO.
l. The organization of a just
peace depends upon practical recog-
milton of the fact that not only in
diyiduals but nations, states and
international society are subject
to the sovereignty of God and
to the moral law which comes from
God
2. The dignity of the human per-
son as to the image of God must
be set forth in all its essential i'm
plicationS in an international dec
laration of rights and be vindicated
by the positive action of national
governments and international Or
ganization.
8. The rights of all peoples,
large and small subject to the
good of the organized world COM
munity, must be Safeguarded within
the framework of collective Securi-
ty.
RESPECT MiNORITIES
4. National governments and in
ternational organizations must res
pect and guarantee the rights of
tiles to economic livelihood to equal
opportunity for educational and
cultural development, and to politi-
cal equality.
5. An enduring peace requires
the organization of international
institutions which will ca develop
body of international law (B)
guarantee the faithful fulfillment
of international obligations and re-
wise them when necessary, Co as
sure collective security by drastic
limitation and continuing control
of ornaments, compulsory arbitra-
tiCn and adjudication of contrOverS-
les and the use when necessary of
adequate sanctions to enforce the
law.
s. International economic col
laboration to assist all states to
provide an adequate standard OF
living for their citizens must re-
place the present economic monop-
| oily and exploitation of natural re-
sources by privileged groups and
! states.
PROVIDE SECURITY
7. Since the harmony and we'll
being of the world community are
intimately bound up with the inter.
nal equilibrium and social order
of the individual states, steps mus
be taken to provide for the security
of the family, the collaboration O.
all groups and classes in the inter.
est of the common good, STANDARD
of living adequate for self develop
ment and family life, decent condi
tions of work, and participation b,
labor III decisions affecting its wei
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-07
MY DAY. Eleanor Roosevelt

floated around us i'll our airplane,
but did not obscure our view of the
ocean
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-07

ed to fly plane before the review
ing officers.
Evening star., 1943-04-19

If every man, woman and
IS child in the United States laws
An aside S1OO the aggregate will
~ be about S13, 900, 900, 900 or the
IN amount the Treasury must
- raise in It's Second War Loan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
WHY
ROM M e. RAN

has been developed To higher precision:
Many new types of inspection devices of
unbelievable accuracy have been perfected.
The Vince Optical Master Inspection Di-
,iding Head, for example, is guaranteed
to an accuracy OF .. ,296,000th part of
the circle!
Since Pearl Harbor this passion for pre-
cision has been enlisted in the service Of
freedom. To-day, Vince engineers are CO.
operating with the engineering STATS Of
most of tho Couniry's great war manufac-
iurcrs. TO-DAY, Vince cages are helping
step up the production of engines for
tanks, planes, Pr Boats, invasion bargcs,
nving instruments, rccoil mcchanisms,
Carand rifle bullets, machine guns, ar
iillcry, range finders, bomb-sights the
whole long list reads like page from the
Army's and the Nays ordnance records.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Obituaries
Andrew B. Chalmers


FnoraI services Tor Andrew =.
-~.eF.-t1f,--t''-i''f-rt--f7'''fr;;r-
so. 474, FAM, were held today
with Masonic honors IN The Scoyei
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Emsa was lu Rosciand Park Gem
rfsry. the Rev. George Jeffrey
officiating
Nr. Chalmers. Who died Sa'm-
Gay at h.s home. 3I65 Hardwood
after "a long illness. was born bon
Ontario m 1873 and had lived ln
prjro.t 40 years Formerly aS~ocl-
atcd with the Detroit United Rail
uaNs system. he was member of
Ionic Blue Lodge. the Com
mandCrV knights Tcmplar; The
Cou,istory and the Stuuc.
Surviving are two sons William
and Andrew, and a daughter
Dorothy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

seeking
the
people including leaders
their
Associates But
they
long hair can't be- bald head
figure 4 scalp conditions
he
approaching badness.
should e.
Dat examination
honestly believe
can e helped. hesitate until your hair is lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Armed Bandit
Found Guilty
In ; Minutes

Found guilty of armed robbery
by a jury which deliberated only
three minutes, Robert Regan, 80,
of 70 Orchestra Place, today was
under a seven and one-half TO Is
year sentence at Jackson. He was
sentenced by Recorders Judge
Skillman.
The conviction grew out OF p
$ll8 robbery Dec. l., 1871, at a
tavern at 4710 Fourteenth. John
Nichols originally was Sentenced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

CRASHING GUNS at FL Alamcin !:
~ sappers Grubbing for sudden death in
the mine fields bayonets running red in
the morning mists then tanks and more
tanks ;. the new American tanks more
tanks than the Desert Fox ever dreamed
there were in Egypt.
That tidal wave of M-3's was there in
Egypt because of the cages here mt home
in Americas war plants. Cages are little
gadgcls of shining steel that measure man
ulacturing accuracy down, oh! sometimes
To- within milliOnths of an inch. For sheer
perfection Of finish they belong in Carriers
window on Fifth Avenue. But i'm America
war plants, ihcy'r re more precious than any
gems Fifth Avenue ever saw because they
step mp precision manufacturing 10 a irdr-
rinning scale.
One reason for Americas amazing record
in our 1912 lwar production, and one
reason that we can be "the arsenal of
democracy" is the cvcr.incrcasing use of
cages in American industry. A camshan,
for instance, may have scores, even hum
drcds of inspections, each one requiring
gage. Aircraft plants may have as high
as 100, 900 cages in constant use. I'm every
detail of war production, cages are helping
as make more -. finer faster!
For % wears, Vince has been selling
milliOnth-oi-an-inch precision To- American
industry. Every type Of gage, ring, plug,
spline, snap, thread and Il score of others,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
DOWNTOWN

OOWN iONN
= PENOBSCOT BUILDING. 5th Foo~.
Ioe,e4 Fo and Grisvoid Cherry 3aic
sio MAJESTIC BUILDING
or. " oodvsfd & Michigan Cadillac o696
|, MICHIGAN. Cor. Shelby. THIRD Flor
Lafayette building Cadillac 69s2
EAST
- CRATIOT AVE. tAcross from Mont
gomery Ward Arlington 400
~ GRATIOT. above Harper PLsIs 1874
po3 JEFFERSON AVENUE Ft~r
Corner Dickerson LEnoI oa55
WEST
ia MICHIGAN AVENUE
Corner Central Nins~ood 2-2A6o
-E...I3 AI4.srnpN Fsf "a nRH SAW
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Important Feminine Arm Of the
Armed Services and What They
are Doing for Victory, a. Told
in The American Weekly With
Next SUNDAYS Issue ot The De
troll SUNDAY Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

Don't Can I'm VANS
'AACS and SPARS Man BE
kay for the other LADY sol
ers, but Miss I =. Marine
Oesn't Want 10 BE - Sweet a.
nv Other name. Read of This
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

HIGHLAND PARK
1881 WOODWARD AVENUE. 2nd Floor
Terminal Arcade TO~nSend s-2A3A
FERNDAlE
224J0 WOOpW ARD AVE- md 4 Room 2ll
Cor Nlc x Nuodwt ard lcrnda'e
Ihuu, Lincoln 2-As00
GRAND RIVER
la43i CREENFIf4- - az Grand River
opp Montgomery Nald NErment s-28oo
So GRAND RIVER
Above Ioy Ruad NOgsrth 14to
9IbS GRAND RIVER
Corner livernOis HOqarth $500
DEARBORN
1905 MICHIGAN AVE, One block ives Of
Schaeiier Road Oregon $40
Oiher Ofcc, Throughout hi,bie0s
.Sss lon' Phone BOOK for the AasfsSS
o. ike Dn.Se ASGtss' J ga
IS STAMPS EVERY PAY DAY---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

for the holdup along with George
Randall and George Rose.
Rose and Randall later SAID,
however, that Regain was their
companion and not Nichols. The
conviction against Nichols was
dismissed but ne is in Jackson
now on a grand larceny count.
Like sending him a gift every
day. Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily Ia your man in the
armed forces,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
J. |. SfubenVoII

Detroit Edison- EnptoYe $
Funeral tomorrow
Funeral services for Jacob I.
StubenyoI. -. Of 3743 Moore
place viii be- held tomorrow at
80 p m at the w X. Hamilton
Funeral Home, 1878 CaSS.
Mr.. SuubcnyoI. an cmploye Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
Mrs. Evelyn MiIigaa

Nj. Morris n. 7. Naive
Lived Here 80 Years
Funeral rites for A,l>,- Evelyn
r. ttjtlLan VIII 10 conducted TO-
morrow afternoon az ! o'clock at
The William r, hamilton Funeral
chapel. Ca>S and AleNandrlnc.
Burial VIII bee i'm Evergreen Come
terry. . - x1kNN
Born at MI Morris. \, Y. 81
Years ago,-AliS. MiIllgaH mad lived
IN Detroit The last 80 years. sur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
IFN0SE DRIES,
CLOGS, tonight

Put 3-purposs Va-tro-nol up each
nostril. IL ID shrinks swollen men,
branes, ~ soothes irritation, 81 re-
lieves transient congestion-~o
brings greater breath .u.X
ing comfort. Follow vsS0 49,.
directions in folder. wA-Ik0'W0k
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

>iving are daughter Mrs. Clark trot; sister. M
son c. Hope 1910 Rutherford: a Iallman, MI -Morl
brother. Howard Bingham De- grandson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23
4 rs SALARY ZOAN
HEDAI0 mo DAYS COSTS 0NzY25f

> endorsers needed-Borrow your corning obIliiy-
chssees mode e,ly fo4 the time Yee hove +he money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-23

One Of The exclusive inspPc-
Hon derices "Protfuced by
JINCO . /. The OPTICAL
MISTER INSPECTION
DUIDING He'd, uhich
is used To measure spacing
in gears. spiines, cams, CAM
shafts, etc; and is dccur0is
Ia wiIIin 2U,20O, OOOfh
part Of The circle.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-10
NOTICE OF LETTING con.
TRACT FOR COUNTY d.
PoSIToRY. JACKSON COuN
TY MISSISSIPPI. FOR CAL
TNpAn YEAH 1914.


Naird proposals wlh be r.
aasRes from the Banks q Jack
sen County ami sdjoznink C0un
lies on ghe FIRST TUESDAY.
tan ash das q Janaagg. 1874. tor
ihe privilege Of keepInE II -
County Funds or sns part there
g. and ali q any part q the Tax
gonecims Funds Is provided Is
Chapter los uf the lawk 81 1880
II Mississippi including Chapter
zfe - the Lass 81 1914 ~ Ms
ippi ans sets suppiementai
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Rnles ard Regulations Adopted
- tbe Board ui Supervisors q
Sad County
All such proposals shsii be fflaa
attn fhr Clerk - the BOARD q
Supervisors un o. before 1895
orlaek a n January str 1874
ara snail slate fully the Security
Proposed
ANY Bank qualifying - such
Counts Depository vii be re-
qusre1 20 plsee On deposit - -
rurIts with tire Clerk ~ the
Chancery Court and - offiE1p
Clerk 81 the Board m Supcrrh
81 and County Treasurer snE
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Hss5npL DnaenHEF IN 1873
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