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s Il FREDERIC C1gFk
CiN 81 paaaEoasa Mississippi
1w III
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BIG familias7 / think e Dad
ard Ma Hoskins md thar thir.
ten chidrsni Tkzrteensas lot Of
youngsters 60 coufrul Buf Dad
found e uay % kaep en- eat Of
u@h& > @azeulaam
hoa Ads ca eheek M on
yourselves" be aays. when
somsbady erts eut Of osdss. sou
Ell q meeting and dish ct the
punishment"
fou know. tha dea au
Ard I mention s baz n
rsnindz Ne Of shzt The bea m
dgatw i aainE
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Methodist Wom0ns
Society 10 Meet With
Mrs. Tom SwoFfwout

Mm nnnla uaFtMoszL esaer
M t NsFy Hsms Circle * ~
Nnmars efY e EhFshan
service ~ the paalls Meth
edisg church eA g. that
circle II heF tne Manaay sftey
nnnn
TIE meetgn& Waa 0ened ~
Mrs S p Warden Nbo skea
that All grra1r il untan fhe LGa
Pam after Ahagh sfe lea n .
nun prayer ahanG tr liners #
ghe Psalm Mm " Hshup
payrn fhe piano. ali SinganK
Cn Ta0a Aggnsgag Kink
Ths president 81 she secaefx.
Mrs 4 ~ L1sa 49, present
and gave . lengthy resting ard
explanation q tae past workings
and present activities e the ~
riosn groups mHkirE 40 ae Weu-
ans Sxsety 81 Christian Service
81 lfe Methodist Church beth
Il hafae and abroad the reesssl
af missionary and medical work
cone andcr present var difffeal
nes nss uaest astonishing sHd
Encouraging
A ala acauFsf. iee ard waters
~ere ane6 - the hostess. gfth
Miss Annie Laurie Freeman a
VISITOR. and Mrs. NJ s Byrd =
kiSiing Bcuefs a bloShrnS gave
. spring like toarh % the reornS
The next meeting. the monthly
business session. viii A held IT
the church.
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VanCleave

Mr. sfaa Mrs Waslarr naruss
ans tseu hahy aaaghae Nvn
rsultrm werx ean anasr q.
- Rauaxs usaisf MFH M
n,sn " Ramsay
NJ and airs Bellie Epa
tNth EoyrnnF RESIDENTS g Var
eieavr uert weS6 end rssests ~
III ard Mrs 1immm Kelley ~
Izuwuush Is IN sra ARMY sna 5
stationed a kreaset Fefd Mr.
iinscumth Is gaakHnE hame
aifh hef nagxsTe en- Res sn
Mrs y q MA ~ Wsfa Mss
far fite dusafwn
NJ. ard Mn 0mar NfaFnfH -
FRA OkA hHVr hNeH heF on
: vssii &c ST. Murphy raFent
ar and Mrs r. + MufNag
~ Aisasrfs has fvtgfnsa e 0s
anna ~hHfs X 5 m 80 aFna
s4rnp AFN MmphY Fgnsasaea fns
= knuEer eskit tslt rxpeek = ieexs
IN = sew aas
~ ard Mrs Lan Nh
ere ressaE usss iss arrival
a. assothm aan Rekaaft Lewis
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NOTICE or sPEcIAL MEET.
ING OF JACKSON COUNTY
SCHOOL BOARD

TO THE MEMBERS or THE
JACKSON COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD
A SpeclaI Meeting Of the Jack
son County School Board viii BE-
convened and held IN the office al
tire County Superintendent 81
Education IN the Court House 81
jackson County 1t 10 O'clock 4
II on the 9th day Of February
1913. for the purpose Of consider.
ina and designating the location
Of the site for the school plant
Of the Xancleave CunsnlidRteo
School District
Witness my signature this lith
day Of February. A p. 1913
gSICNED1 A p MEGEHEk
County Superintendent Of kdu.
cation and President Of School
Board
Ala as. z-7s
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Teaaamie waEhes aeennA vn q.
vi and Mgs Dvden walkef i
H urish psm 81 tsksn r
tbs 1nn County Hmpaa
Hf8as evening
The Ies 6 n 81 nfais M
Walter na ana H.sag Ja
sse Nlesn ara szsis v v@aghar
aiicna H Isrkssn Ceaae.
Tsa meei.az st paasHiis
safaaY
WFh Ramsay. Youngest af
81 Me \ " Ramsay hfl satla
day usNat fee Nsm Vera Cts
es - mid satef nsval train
sss heal - ceiunatta unfvef.
iu
MeFhsna hileu Wha has i@sf
an ihe sAek gMs fuF several daqa
8 ssapasea saaagh shf|
tHgX Ms
~ sHa NJ Mau8 3 nam
ard uian daughters. Erauas
Lsn Naftgie Belie ena Bannif
1sfgfan spent flss weekend ullh
MI Hsnasas s sisters Mira a
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NOTICE

The pascsR0ula National Sank
located At MnNs Point IN the state
of Mississippi Is closing It's al
fairs All creditors ~ the ARo-
citation arr hereby notified r.
present claims fer payments
" 3 HERRING. President
Dated January -. l943
10. as. 2-f2 z.ia. 216 SIS
s-I2 aIa. 3-2s
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1 LII 0AAA2 Ut aNEsfAA1H
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
MISSISSIPPI
SOUTHERN DIVISION
THE PRESIDENT or THE UNIT
ED STATES OF AMERICA
TO
The following persons firms
and corporations VINO are non
residents II the State Of Miszis.
zIupf or not "a be found therein
o. diligent inquiry. and WHOSE
uasf office addresses and street
addresses are unknown
Msthilda % Hesiip
AlweF = Robinson
Joseph II Duesekls
- a Heslp
Ruth Jones
HermlnIa Delfnss
John 3 Delmsz
E n ueImax
! - III Deimas
e s. Farley
nir3e Mcdaniel fMcDanziil
Moses Reuhen lNose Renhiul
BENJAMIN NaIxedere
Mrs s a Hamilton
Ora 3 DAVIS
: J Ohvari
a 2 GAiver Z Rnbinson
Toe nazekie
zna she unknown spouses alien
eeN devi3eE cred tors heirs q
law or legal representatives. Il
re ahugs named persons aue
sny and I'll persons firms Or cor
parznous having e. claiming anX
interest WhatsaNNW in the lands
described herein
Tuu ere Commanded - appear
before the UniteH States nlstreE
Court foH tie Southern DIVISION -
NJ southern uRsur - MisEiss
auui Ire Ire CITY e Biloxi en- the
th5nd Muadzv - Harrn fa41 =
znsHer = the petition - TIE
United States r. case -
Civil frT re condemnation - TIE
afE 1esaHoTd herein II which
preceding yuu zfe e defendant
ne ian6s involved 81 80 uru=
easdlnE ere sfaasae 81 H#eH
Ceaufy. Mississippi ard aHH more
nzHaualaHly DESCRIBED e follows
HM=H
Faresi I City Of Fazesaoais tract
LII rs = y Ee1ras - Tract
s SUBDIVISION ~ uaTt q - NJ
Helatm Seetlum = - aeE.Han II
taanstip 6 south range 6 aes5
and 5 par Il the - uz section
= aoanzazn e aaafh HanEe s
Hank 9 - naKr - 81 g. 0ff5Ee
- fhr EH#E - HkH EHaneerN
Caaft ta - CaaHzhogs razca=
Eaaaa saEsanu County MuElz
pazssl T CITY e Pazzzsoula
tract
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

Lots 1. 5 and . IN Block / Of j.
west. IS recorded ia Record D.
B Deimas Subdivision Of > part
Of the NE = leiaim Section y Of
section IL. township s south,
range s wcSt. IS recorded IN Plat
Book No ! on page 7 n the Office
81 the Clerk Of the ChanceTy
Court IN the Courthouse. Pasca-
goula. Jackson County. Missis
gsppi
Parcel III fE1athilds D. Hsxlip
and ~ n. Heshp trscti
Lot y Of tire Y. Delmas Jr
tract, . subdivision Of the NE Z
tciaiH1 section = of section II.
township 3 south range 8 west as
recorded IN Record D Book 3.
on page 267 n the Office Of the
Clerk Of the cnsncey Court IN
the Courthouse m Pascagouia.
Jackson County. Mississippi
Parcel w tAIvsr z Robinson
tract
Lot 9 in p Fl Lewis and J y
Minor Subdivision Of the For
est and Emily Mansfield lands IN
the Gurley Tract In the ST i Of
Section H. township 8 south.
range S west IS same IS recorded
m Pat Book No ! on page -
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Chsneefy Court in the Courthouse
m P~ascagouis. jackson County.
Mississippi
Parcel v Joseph II. Dosskls
tract
Lots : and S IL r # Lewis and
] y Minors Subdivision - tire
Forest and Emily Mansfield lands
n the guries tract IA tne Sc
81 Section II. township 3 south.
range s Wext IS arr S record
Fl 81 Plat Book No / ON page
= IN ire Office 81 the Clerk 81
the ChancerY Court IN the Court
house - the CITY u PascaRoula-
Jackson Cuanfg. Mississippi.
parcsl VI Isle simon tract
Lots s = 10. II. IL IS. Is. Is.
II. -. =. -. = and 8 in ? +
Lewis and ! p Miners Sub1i-
vision - the Forrest ard Emily
Mansfield lands IN the CarieH
Tract II the Sc Z q Section i.
teWnsasn G saafA range s west. IS
same recorded II Pat Book
No On nsge = ~ tie Office q
tie Clerk ~ TIE Ctsnoerv Court
e the EauFthoase n ire rffv e
PsEcaEeala Jackson County. Ms
uGH
WITNESS The HONORABLE
S G MIZE JUDGE a TIE D4eutn
Court - the United States. ard
the seal thereof. tins i day -
February. 1913
& L TODD II CLEEK
SEAL
? 81. rs -
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0rangeLake

Af ard sire r 4 Cooisx a.
tefssied ths teachers meeting ~
rastaaouls saturday
NfA Victor faaui returned hna9e
Monday afief i weeks vsais Nith
heg husband - Dglhan Ala
NJ KdwRrd Hatelteu OF Green
wesa Miss arrived Saturday fw
= leW 8ay stay with his brother.
Hasers Haiehest
Al and Mrs. q 4 Cooley SIS
lied IN tle nai4is - Afs Ceolesa
brother JOHNNIE kiEsell Of Mo
bile Saturday evening
Many friends 1T Mus Z T.
Green gathered ~ her hume We'd
nsasas February 10. e. celebrate
bes lard birthday Many lovely
giits Nere rfertvNd ~ her aBd
= chicken Rumbo supper Wsa
asfeed "a al present
~ ard NH3 Henry Taylor are
receiving congratulations upon
ssx arrival af q hshy hos boFu
February I Thcy have named
him Dennis Lee
NJ and Ms Temmie Clark
weFs visitors Sunday IN the horne
~ Mr. Clark mother Mrs Mar
veil Taylm
Ths woman's seslety ~ Chris
iAan Service met with Mrs Clyde
Mck mraaek Monday afternoon
Wiah nine usesnhers present me
ipple sur DISCUSSION wss peupis
Returning 70 Cos Refresh.
ulents werr served ~ Mrs Me
Carmsrk
a ser was born r. Mrs Wal.
ssF Hoherts At the jackson CnIn.
~ Hospital February 10 lie was
named Luther Sasl
Both Atsikaafs and English art
recognized rs official languages In
lns Union 81 South Africa
In South Africa pne white mar
out - every seven = n the sfmet
forces
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From where Sit.
Joe Marsh

mgw united With tha bsx
azsnhuInrp h : self-rexulafiun
masxan-to help the author
flss elsan up or close up
emdmT tsvsgEs that bring
azreaa to = decent Industry
Eren uhsre ! 1T. thzfss fine
szinr ~ the hEeuers u do-te
sha1 ho-r i eold Il eisaa.
aesnalz fEixndiy piRosa
& &1ux
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NOTICE or BIDS

bsez Hall - rne#|HHH mt
THesaaK March 2 fsza fH fze
aeUaaHsahie structures used IL
ne construction 81 Federal Pub
haaEznE Authority PruHarz
z44 7 and zzaZ kra.ad ~ -
polk SO Isth streets PaNaEauza
Mss ZuntraEsnrs ~ Otherwise
aE invited e sss.f 1hz govern
#euf HHHecf azzzaa heated above
aa az u1ruae ~ ENamlnznE
zzraet4E@ and sns ulaef aafoFma
IN Desired
= e H~oINHExTEH
Government Hs1fEEz #araz
4
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NOTICE

am not responsible for debts
contracted BY sny body other
than myself
ARTHUR A OLSEN
ia 2-te. 1-26. J ) 4tp
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LEGAL NOTICE

Not responsible for sny debts
made ~ anyone bat myseh
J 3 ALLEN
IA ala. 2-2s. } 5 4tp
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v ACTION NO. lss

UNITED STATES or AMERICA
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
MISSISSIPPI
SOUTHERN DIVISION
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

a aon WAS born r. Mrs Wal
tsE Roberts At Tire jackson Cnun.
81 Hospital February 10 lie va'
named Luther SaFl
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

Both Afsgkaans and English arr
recognized as official languages In
ghs Union Of south Affica
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-26

IL South Africa One white mar
oug - every seven : N the ARMED
forces
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STATE o. MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY or JACKSON
CITY o. -pAGcAcg9uLA

To THE QUALIFIED ELEC-
TORS OF THE CITY CO PAS
CAE0uLA MISSISSIPPI
NasAcs Is hereby gwen that In
aeroenancN Alfh provisions ~
Chapter rs - the Laws - the
State II MfNHsNfurt erArfet IN
ia8z that ~ tierussn Wiii - bald
Or Tuesday Mhgrh - 1913 with
lu ieKai hozlfs Tor the purpose ~
submitting e. tie qualified esHc
tors ct ths CITY - PasraEmala
M~asa4Slprs. ire uueEtlan ~
taer or not Ofalnance Ne 3
iet4 NhHii ~ adopted and BE-
cuFae effective. whseh Ordinance
changes ire SALARY Of tffc Cgafn.
ciimen from si4T@ per monfh
e. SAC 0a pr month
A. such election ali us4alified
ELECTORS ~ the Ctts of pascaRou
IL. shalt h9 entitled e. vote 81 fhr
polling pisces IN thzif respective
voting precincts
This nutire II gwen IN rarsu-
aneN Of = Resolution adopted rs
fae Beard ~ Mayer ard Council
men 81 me City 81 paScaEuula a.
TIRE regular meeting If said Beard
held on Saturday February 70,
1875
WITNESS TIRE hands q the
Beard III M@euF and Crurcllmen
III tfe Cats Of paAcaKoula Mis-
sisx1ppi On tins the nth dsv 81
February, 1914
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Little Hope Given
East for More Gas

WASHINGTON. Aug. rs (INS)
-OPA Administrator Brown to-
day declared that the date for the
proposed increase in eastern gas
rations may be weeks or months"
distant, but held out hope that
the East Coast pleasure driving
ban would be lifted Sept. l as
scheduled.
In letter to eastern congress-
men. Brown asserted that II am
not at all sure how long il will be
before A. B and c coupons are
increased in the East"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Denied PeniciHlin. Girl
Dies of Rare Disease

CHICAGO -81lgLa6 dNSt=The
gallant ffiggfh ffiggfhteff eff 119-yeaf-oid Marie
Barker against a rare blood dis
aSe which destroys the red cells
was ended today
Marie died at St. Luke's Hos
pital. where she had lain six
weeks. Her physician, DR.. n. +.
Fisher, had given her sulfa drugs
and 9-tr5USfUyI0HS.-
He also had tried without sue
cess 10 obtain some OF the new
miracle drug penicillIn, the
supply Of which is controlled by
the army. II was denied him be.
cause Of the extremely limited
quantity available and because
Marie had "A heart allment.
Marie SuCCumbed 10 StaphylO-
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
DelrOifer. 4 Others
From State Killed

Pfc. Ted Lawrence, $40 Ly-
caste.
PVT Charles Razloog Grand
Rapids
Cpl Walter J DragowSki, Wy
andotte
PVT Melvin J. Joldersma
Grand Rapid,
PVT Charles w. Roenick, Pot
erSburC
PFC Lawrence VI Sloma, Iron
wood.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Tax Board Hears
Appeal ON Valuation

The state tax commission is eN-
pected 10 rule next week on the
appeal of Henry Y. Herrlck,
ECorSe Township supervision
against a boost Of SlO440O0 in
the township tax valuation, au-
thorized by the Wayne County
Board Of Supervisors.
The commission heard the APP
peal yesterday in the presence Of
the county supervisors. If the
boost is upheld the County'S share
would be $500. II cost $500 10
hold the meeting.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

-Four Michigan men were dis
closed as killed and seven
wounded IN lists released by the
war department and the navy to-
day.
one Detroit man. Pvt. Richard
Stoinsh. 57l6 Field, was among
those killed in-ihe southwest Pa
cihc Twenty-Five years old PVT
StoinSH is one of three brothers
who served IN the army overseas.
lie IS survived by a twin
brother. Raymond. now in Ha-
warr; Cpl Harry 5 70 It X IN
Puerto RICO. and Pvt. Edward
Stoinsk in Africa. he also leaves
FIVE sisters and a brother in De
tro,t.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
War Fraud Quiz
In State Begins

CHICAGO Aug 26 GNS) 49,
For,y-fve Chicago firms and Is in
Michigan. Wisconsin. Illinois and
Indiana are under scrutiny for
alleged fraudulent practices in war
work. IL was announced today by
Assistant Atty. Gen Tom c. Clark.
head Of tho federal antitrust divlS-
ION and chief Of tho war fraud in
Ncstigation unit
Daniel C. Britt, assistant dis
irict attorney IN charge Of anti
trust activities Chicago. dis
closed that some of the alleged
frauds involve manufacturers of
plane parts,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Tokyo Denies Death
OF Admiral Koqa

NEW YORK. Aug. 26 tINS)-
The Tokyo radio today denied
ChungKing reports that Admiral
Mineichi Koga. who succeeded the
late Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto
as commander in chief of the Jap
aneSe fleet. had been killed in
action The Tokyo broadcast. re-
ported by L. S. government
monitors. insisted Koga is enjoy
inc the host of health y
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Ann Arbor Filler Decorated

ANN ARBOR, Aug 26-Lt
Thomas B. Roll y, pilot Of a
Libcfator bomber. has been
awarded the armyS air medal and
three oak leaf clusters for Is
bombing raids over enemy terri
tory. The award was made some
where IN England, ms parents
We're informed
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Farmer Gable,
.Unafrdid, Again
Runs for Mayor

Andrew = Gable Of 1913 Chi
caeo. when hes IN the city doesn't I
give up easily
Now a Self-styled farmland.
Gable. who figures ne spent 81 a
head for the GIG votes he at
tractcd out Of some 10000 cast
in the last election today filed
for another whirl at the may
orS job.
As in 1871, his platform once
more is reform in city hall and
reduced taxes. He outlined il in
terSe. If slightly crowded sem
tenccS as he filed his 500 nomi-
nation fec with City Clerk
Thomas Lcadbetter.
"My own taxes have been
raised twice" he explained.
"City hall IL filled with favor
itiSm. Union wages should he
paid In all departments. The
city should he divided into nine
sections with a councilman rep
Tesenting each
WEED OUT EMPLOYEES
"Jnst how would YOU reduce
faxes ." ne was asked.
"Oh. just weed out employees.
And the city should own its own
trucks. ] would give , per
cent discount on taxes If paid
I'm 80 days"
In answer 70 a question as 20
when he would open his Campa gn,
he replied:
ooh, I'm starting now. I
have nine organizations back
ing me. With kilograms. tele-
phone calls and speeches, you
know"
He was evaSive about Identify
ing the organizations.
81 would rather not mention
them. ] don't want to get any
body into trouble" he said.
HAS l27-ACRE FARM
Candidate Gable. who is 80 and
has wife and two children. made
enough money out Of a paper
company IN eight years 20 retire
in 1910. lie said he Was making
living now by working ms III
acre farm near Pontiac and by
I hiring out TO nearby farmers.
I'm helping on the farms
around when get through with
my own work." he said. II work
4-kt& the=Aa and getaheHt
S5 kor 10 hours Of work. It's
really tough
Gable indicated he would pur'
sue the mayoralty office with the
same persistence ne showed in hi;
lonely 1871 campaign. Then, after
polling 6,176. votes in the primary
/ he entered the runoh as scratch
! candidate.
But his write-ins only totaleC
144l.
This II impossible. There's
something wrong. II looks very
suspicious" was his morning
after statement TO the public.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
ATTENDED ST. ANTHONY

Educated al S. Anthony High
School. PVT StoinSk served a
year and nine months in the
army. Previous 10 his induction
he was employed at the Patzer
Food Products Co.
Other Michigan men killed In
action are:
Sgt Roy Johnson. Hancock.
Pvt. Lyle J. Goodrich. Grand
Junction.
The navy reported the death Of
Seaman 2c Carleton II. Bay Of
Ottawa Lake He had previously
been reported missing.
TIE WOUNDED MEN
The wounded mon are:
PVT Norman s. GresChak S055
Z Lyford ..
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Photo by Internati0nal News Ph0'

-coccIl& &hempiptieHS- -sePtieeff4ia, A, iF
which PeRieiliiH has proved re.
markably effective.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
Road Job Fight
Reveals Lifts
For Legislators
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING, Aug. 26-Alleged
boondoggllng in the Detroit Office
Of the state highway department
came 10 light today as Charles z.
Hayes, fired as metropolitan engi-
neer, fought for his job before a
civil service appeal board.
Hayes was fired by Commits
Sioner Charles NJ. Ziegler a month
ago on charges Of collecting ex-
pense accounts not authorized by
him. 1t was Hayes contention
that under an agreement with
former Commissioner G. Donald
Kennedy he could collect room
rent in Lansing for attending
weekly staff meetings.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26

Your Own Horoscope, by
Frances Drake, Is one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
RIDE STATE CARS

The boondoggling came to light
when Leonard Broquet, one OF
kennedys chief clerks. testified
Detroit members of the legisla-
ture were driven in state cars 10
lansing every Monday morning
and back 10 Detroit Friday night.
They include. he said Reps.
William c. Buckley Edward H..
JeffrieS, Edward J. Walsh and
Senator Charles Youngblood.
1T was a regular practice"
he said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
CLIPS PAPERS

Broquet also complained. dur
ing testimony aimed at proving
Hayes was incompetent as the
$4,000 per year metropolitan engi-
neer, that he was kept in the De-
troit office doing nothing for
three months except clip news
papers.
Harry c -Coons,- -holdover dep
uty highway commissioner. testi-
fed he approved Hayes expense
accounts br predicted to him on
several occasions there would be
trouble some daV.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
DAUGHTERS IN REICH

Her nVo daughters are today
in Germany. one OF them worked
a the desk next 10 one Of the
eight Saboteurs who landed in this
country last year.
The other is married 70 a high
ranking NaZi, who was in this
country as an exchange student,
several years ago
Her only son, ~, is somewhere
In this country.
To some OF her neighbors, she
denied she had son.
What does the quiet street
think OF the German national
accused Of being dangerous
To some Of them she was a
quiet housewife concerned in
keeping "boarders and roomerS. "
tending her flower garden.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
OTHERS WONDERED

Others wondered as the month,
went by.
Mrs. Mary Jones of 1921 Gar,
land who lives two doors away
and has one service star IN thl
window. commented,
II have seven daughters, no
sonS 90 give 10 my country. NV
oldest daughter IL a WAVE.
You ran imagine how I feel.
"Y0u see. once. when we were
down on oar-luck. took in
boardeTS and roomers, kept
mine. They didn't leave me.
Hers changed every few days.
. Either =StIG=yyas-8= poor aB0ts--
which I doubted. she was fine
housekeeper - or there Was
something queer about all the
people who came there.
Il saw her the night before
she was arrested. was out
watering the lawn of her next
door neighbor. They are away
on vacation.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
'Mut+erchen' Called
Unobtrusive Wife
Who Took Roomers
BY VERA BROWN

A pleasant street. Garland ave-
nue. south Of Mack. where big
trees shade the comfortable
houses set in well-kept lawns.
In the windows of most OF the
houses along the block hang serv-
ice flags. Some of them have three
or four stars.
But there is one home which
bears no such mark OF distinction.
il is the big brick house OF Mrs.
Emma Leonhardt at 1921 Garland.
She is the "mutterchen" Of De-
troitS fabulous NaZi spy ring and
today she is in custody of the
FBI as a dangerous enemy alien
In her home. according 10 John
BugaS. local head OF the FBI
met the members Of the spy ring
and their many friends.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
ALWAYS PLEASANT

"She was pleasant as always
and We passed the time OF day.
She said ! was good neighbOr
10 take care OF the lawn and
she offered 10 help me IL
needed ~. I can't tell YOU how
i felt about her she was
always nice and pleasant. But
I knew there was something
wrong"
Three service stars are IN the
window ~ the neighbor 30 the
south II is the home of Marcus
NJ Ronis. 3515 Garland. The
family is of 10 SOC two sons down
South in army camps and a
estighier-fn-iaw VINO IS an army
nurse
Just 70 the north NJ tho Leon
hsrdt home live Mrs Stanley
Fern and her sister. Mrs. Lulu
Egli, whose son is IN the army
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-26
CAN'T BELIEVE 1T

Sald Mrs. ern.
We've lived beside each
other long time and were
neighborly as people are in
big city. We passed the time
Of day and. sometimes. we sat
on each Others porches. I knew,
OF course, they had lot Of
company. didn't think 80
much OF that. somehow. Who
would ever think OF such things
going on in this quiet street?
l can't believe IL,
'But I saw n Times last night
and almost tainted. recog-
nized the photograph Of Mrs.
Theresa BehrenS.
"She roomed next door for
several months. But, even then.
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