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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Health Department To Start
Drive Against I~nsanitarY
Tents, Trailers and Cabins
New Inspector Is Slotted To Arrive From
State Headquarters To Assist In Carrying
On City-Wide Campaign.

With the opening af sufficient
housing units 10 accommodates ttse
overflow oi workers az fhs ingalls,
ShipEuiiding Cooperation yard >
campaign f0 the rigid enforce
meui 81 sanitation laws Will he
initiated By the jackson County
Board q Health department next
week DR. Henry b Haff. acting
director % the department an
nouneed Thursday
An organized plan hes bneu Is
fahlished 20 inspect earh and ex
cry trailer tent and eabin camp
n Psscagoula and 80 case Of fall
are 10 meet the health require
uaenb the responsible persons
viii BE- notified and advised 10
correct the conditions Immedi
ately A reasonable length of
time. tn most eases about ten
DAYS. vii Dc given Tor tins al.
l%ustuleut 10 be made and al the
end Of that time II conditions
stiil Dc not meet the standards
the offenders vii be prosecuted
under she lsu Dr. Hon sald
This campaign VIII undoubf.
eddy mean the permanent clos
ing Of soFne Of these units. Dt
Hoa pointed out. but these IN
dtvtduak Il 3 member u the
family works n the shipyard viii
oe eligible for housing facilities
n TIRE government housing deVei-
opmept Tenants musi De coop
egatlve and realize that we are
dong tbs clean ~ a. much for
their safety IS for the health q
others n the town and vicinity
II unhealthfuI conditions are
allowed TO exist IN tins crowded
community epidemics threaten
Disease would undoubtedly
spread like wTIldfire where per
sons r packed together IN :
town Is they are here and the
resulting illnesses and deaths
would not only cause untold dis
comfort and sorrow but would
materially affect the var produe-
ton Of the ingalls, shipyard
Second Inspector so Arrive
a second Inspector viii be sent
from the state headquarters Of
the health deparenent N Jack
son. Miss &c assist the present
Inspector. J & Epung j., dur
ING the drive Dr. Hoif said
The response TO the drive "a
have every person vaoeinatec Coz
smallpox was splendid Dr. Hoif
declared and more than 1900.
better than half Of the population
u the entire county. have Re
ceTved this Immunizsuon We
hope that the residents Of the
Continued o. Page &. SEC. y
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Preben Ibsen
OF Mobile Is
Guest

Cautionine Rntarigns that com.
muuiss service Il not confined &
the fare and police departments
and sne cts hall Pfehvu Ibsen o.
Mobile. warned members Of the
Mos Point Rotary Club lhai
early steps must BE- taken T.
check Juvenile delinquency
A eiuzens committee has been
f0eusee ia Mobile ana STANDS
eadY e. assist law authorities n
e M uhasnsef IS peszsihis h. uee
th The growing delinquency
preh en- IN nat city. he sad
Rotary IS . community ser
wee olesnizssion. tie declared
ana there IS no place IN Rotary
ief that .amIllar Old let George
d. n Il we are 70 nave a com
muusty that Is . desirable place
iuf car WIVES and children 90 i've
Ne Wtil have 10 put our snoui
uen 81 the wheel. too and not
just watch someone Else de- II
h line with the talk given ~
~ lnsen Reiarlans discussed the
clue project 81 a recreational
program for the summer months
TIL plans los fbe set-up are stu
~ fHe proCess 81 betnE drawn Up
4 a khayat director. SAID bat
tHs#s wnl BE- several phases q
itf program
referring - a statement Is NJ
ihssa aas, - much q more work
M ae done with the parents
a. sHth she children themselves
NJ kuayat tod me- al the club
an L. wouia h. unaele to carry
on liz program unless he could
caaH an the support of every
me HeE of the club
laa uuaI members expressed
hhea SEES 81 she necreatioual
p EreefnE nat tff.S is per
naa mast worthwhile under
tskH# which eap be adopted oy
the e4r ms confirming the fact
ihal lat plan NIll b. q failure
wFasHaf the Whoieheafted sup
paf5 - persons with children
aHe without children
aert Lewis Bond an
bounced tast Roy NiHoaehby
NJ aaeaa t. tine Information
81 se committee J NJ Ex
e. tat Community Service
81 oe TIE Rev A J Boyles
b. Bows Work Committee
ls Wad Nas n1foduced IS
Ia aaaI Rotarlan TO- tae
has se6ool b Mr. Kha
2aH @haoI principal
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Employers Under
New Restrictions
In Hiring Workers

The attention 81 al employers
IN the Middle Gulf Coast area mas
5eeh ealled 10 the notifications
la the War Manpowser Commx
slen Employment Sterilization
Directive made necessary by the
regulations af the VA ManpoNef
Commission under order 81 the
president uf the United States
No employer IN the area may
nOW mtervleW solicit on htre any
worker VINO Is presently or mas.
within the last thirty days. en-
gagged ~ essential xar activity
unless presented with Al official
refefFal card issued D the Unit
ed States Employment Service
TIE regulations carry the fol.
sowing prohibitions n regard e
hiring and ~preseFlbe mat any EN-.
ployef Aho hires & worker in vio-
ianon Of the regulations shall D.
subject 90 the penal provisions
Of the act Of October ? 1872
which specify penalties al b fine
NOT IN excess u 81 0ua. luprison-
mens q not more than one year
o. both Ang individual who ae
ceph employment in violation Of
the regulations IS also subject 70
ihe penalties The prohibitions
are ~ follows
Al employer not engaged IN sn
essential activity may not hire
any ueW employee a. a wage or
SALARY rate exceeding the rate
most recently earned b that
employee No employer shall
hire for Wrork any npw employee
who. during the preceding thirty
DAYS Was engaged IN az essential
activity OF the wage On salary
rate 10 be paid exceeds the rate
most recently received by the
employee unless SUCH hire is ap-
proved under the terms OF the
Employment Sterilization Plan
The circumstance set forth n
the Employment Sterilization
Plan which may be considered
as Justifying 3 transfer Of EN-
ployment are that the worker b
cOmpeteu; to perform higher
skilled work than ms current EN-
pioyef u abe Or willing to pro
that the worker has been
employed for more than seven
DAYS - less tran fun time that
the distance between the work
ers residence and place Of EN-
pioyuieut IS unressou8hly great
that me worker IS employed IN
Continued on Page g. Sec y
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Beui 2 School
Board Member To
Be Elected Today

a meallss nl tlte ahul from
BEAT 3 wlH b. eastea al = Hsfst
inE FRIDAY ~ De ) a. al na ~
Het ~ 4 3 Meashse usanty
superintendent nf -ssitfeaifo8 Tne
usH msemsef mih replace "
hsneRsr IT EaeaIaWF@ Beat 2
nelassea slae Mos palni kaes
8ni EsNsfaNp a TERRITORY
al trustees utl5sF tfssn maszfafc
pal trustees VIII psfueipsIs u
tins simeaon MFmlaem IS tht
Naand are eleefasa b. efVa ipl
s FIVE wear Iegled a4ti ts tegua
afs staggered y that tue tetisies
lram ons bssai roffls ap for ee
ton saca scar
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
PaSCagOula
RoiarianS Meet
Al Cafeteria

pascaK0tila Rotaflans had thes
regular meeting Wednesday, npal
II the recently upened cafeteF.
II EasilaWn Homes On the a.
vilation IT botaftan J u Hunt
les manager ui tire Fedora
Housing Project The cafete1ta &
under the management os J d
Veleieh with hB aaugnter Ms
Evangcllne Nricach aeststink The
hntartans we're served > splennid
Meaf tr = hAK mhgw ~ MARI
ifem ,he self-help tables. where
the mea Was served ard enIes I'd
aN ne men Il Nas 3 real sure
nuH Wcl balanced meal of kuod.
wholesome foad nicely served
Manager Eeleich was cnsupu
wented on tnp service ana Inv
neat appearance % the c~alatef4a
generally
After tine meal the cluh al
Ioufneo SIS me auditorium ad
joining the dlnlRRFaom where the
Usual announcements and talks
Nsae heard ana discussed Tine
principal talk was made by John
v MUute q furniture manu.ae
tufef ut NeW Orleans whe eas
introduced ~ KaR Owens The
iaeue ut the talk Was rhe re-
l4tfuH between employer aaa
employees especially 81 tnaaf
~ ht sfSased that lat9f ean
dltlans ats production cnu5d b.
grady uanaossd 4 the ~
elassts ~ men caaId assume a
iaeusilN aud al~14 attitude g.
a4Ed each ashsf TIE Interest,"
~ employee emo employee -.
usually ths sam, Eseh dyaeuas
oH ilr utHe5
Tie speaker ciJea the auee1s
- Rotary 80 eueul1ag ana
foster the 4aeai " service aua
The development IS scQuaintsr-
IS au opportunity faf ar.s5e
fae greatest frauh.s he
the relations lrteeea cuua
aaa employee aa fae laeK
Understanding hy kuae4HA
eaeh other BETTER and makiuE
leeancc fef taeH reslfs
sHoftcUm5Hg many diiilcull
~ INDUSTRY and Business couIa
eliminated + was fine llk
full Ui meaf ass tae kotaHIaas
were ~ fFssa eh.ekea When taes
bad Hnlsaed tbc mea
Visiting Raiaraus aerr p 4
CLAYTON - Brmine Enee
DAVIS o. Meridian and Mr kas.
asse Of Meridian a guest ~ NJ
DAVIS Laas Bone and y b
Herring q No& naanL ofaef
guests sene aesst BALDWIN ana
Keuastfsek - Paseaeaa.a guests
= koiaran Hunaa Mr Gaan-
berry Eaess - Baeaa and \ =
TaIH E4esf - Bog Green
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Progressive
Club To Give
Flower Show

An event of more than passing
interest in jackson County and
is enviruns vii b. hald al the
US0 fIub IL Mid-May. according
to the following announcement
thaf has beer issued b Mn.
Robert Reineeke. publicity chslg-
man faF the club
The annual flower show 81
the WomanS Progressive Club af
Paseagoula wia D. he'd in the
uSQ building May ISIS
Prom $ II iiaa SATURDAY.
morning committees al be q
the $50 building ~ receive end
cataIoEae entries
Exhibitors mast furnish Their
oWu eaulsinerx Wheraxer posi-
bic taeY are ASKED T. nanE thelr
flowers pot plants eae. Ca the
USo baf SHOULD Tins nai D. oans
yenaenf theF may phone Ms
JACK kIetsner. 5sSW Ms + :
Bira rs o. Mrs c Smith. rs
who All eaf fm end return
the exhibits u a. Eoad . cuna
uou - possible though they -
not assume responsibility shaaI1
damages oCcaf
Gampetenf judges have beeu
seiecsea and III aware nlle NIB
bons ~ best flowers etc hstsa
and plants ret listed The claH
has invited every one regardless
"a whether g. nut the GogeF i
lsted - make an exhibit Tha
s0ea i Cor - pltae-heip =
make = 8 saeeez
THHHe wlu - ~ aamiszlaa
-auaa4ed - PsEe E sc =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
]. Cranberry
New Partner
OLE. H. Bacoi

WITH the ARRIVAL of " J Gran
berry iofuefiy ol Terry Miss
ard more aeeentl, If Indianapo
lIs Ind fhe Bssei In~suranee
Agency VIII IN tie future -
known as B4eot aH8 CRANBERRY
? 4 Bscof anaounesd this week
81 GrauIesls came heae from
Indianapolis where - was slate
manager - lHe Oeeidentai Late
Insurance Company d Caliietnsa
los tae apst sear PraW a. tnal
ttfas - hsd been 8 broker Oh faH
Ne2 YORK sgask Exchange. orssF
atlaE IS GfauaegrN and Co slast
1873 BE uut aoNevef >
strange to TIE mslraHee haaslne@
r. re @agW iof hs 80 n tHse
Eeuefsi lasaE ance business la ho
ss as lof O. ftHr aue Ass
VS. lefaI aKeut Tor the Pan
AHe ear Lie lusuraace Com
pans 81 Ae4 Orleans lie serves
20 ne MafIHe Corps during tne
HHsI W..la Va ana after uhe A.
mHst1se Ee entered the nsaianee
1asH speciaI agent feT laa
Reliance LIE Insurance Cosn
paay q. PI5lsaaeg ii Mssnappt
= Cranberry aad Mg kaeai
eHl ea friends both nak
Ha sed 20 sarm = the Terry
af aea GHHf were small ~
aEs Ara Cranberry have vasstaa
ln sescfa tunes ana
tss re Hag friends here
I .H arlls - tae aaHae
% p aua So Haeaz an Heach
baa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

Prom the safety Of their nd.
ma Pisces which they had sought
when the three American soldiers
approached "a their truck the
Italian soldiers began dropping
artillery shells aruand the trucE.
bat they missed
We lo9kec around fer tne5r
wine BIT theg hadn't EFF any Of
mat behlnu-uefhinR baf water
But taat tastes a goae As wine
after Yoa have been climbing
around hsss dusty hills for
feW aaya
Sergeant Jones mas lived Il
AWfenee IND for the past ses
erai XeaFs and rs Nl4e and txs
baby daughter are there nov
HIS aate Is NJ Ners Ne Jones
and joyce n three years I'D sna
Sue Arr Is tNc years cd
After hs enlistment he 49,
slfh re 5th Tank Company =
p BENJAMIN Harf1saa ana q
1888 = 50 uanzferrea = FoFa
Knox ~ foF fae Months tram
anG Msu sa assigned 70 Fos1
bennlaE &c ehere ~ AS
member q ire Tm Infantry
AFTER returning g p Knox Il
July ha served several
m1naa Nih the ssu AnnofA
Hgaaent and ztH Ea 4sgnaa
= re - AFmored DIVISION
shch sent e ireland aaen +
AIN Africa + hss faa moth
ere = re sFsz1a Love Eigh
fe z asss 80 DeHaza ulm
Masaaa CasU
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
WHATS cooKIEcf

Bsodks Fea Tex-pvt joan
e NaEhf sas notified Rhd.a So
H ulE TT he bed beH
eeH5sa o1 fHH feld ARTILLERY o.
teez CaaaHaaae Seaaal al Kazf
sis Okla fof training Caaa
dates Cor the officers EhosaI e.
taHafIcaaE hac1aH CoreaHas
Ca9paals daef have - 1e.H thf
eaaH s. a BHaass Briefs
taeHa HrNf KazaaI bsde ~
q fitting farewell
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
Civic Council
Hears Milk
Discussion
Criticisms OF Milk
Distribution PIo
Aired BY Council

81 hl0 With we purpe q SIS
faslsaa clve service qtae
tiass whch have xu raised over
M upNn4nE 81 TIE ne@ mia dr.
pos Ia fa4sR0aia wefe hgeaaent
INTO sfaa open aFsa discussed a. a
meeting - The CIVIC CeA4ncil
tuesday II tho $50 building
william Flamm representative
e tas gAuy FNesa CgeaHbeFy
Eeup8nK II Minnesota which
esalspans shipping miik into ths
previously miik starved eummun
~ st FaseaRUltla was guest AZ
ifs gaeeting and BE- Nss requested
IL eleaf ~ eaEEgai pqinu atasui
whseh tire council had heard
complaints Nj FIamm outlined
ihs situation oEalig and backed
~ thm talk with e letter "a Mrs
} q Cote council chairman
Tla principal pat Hlattt by
NJ FlaFt1m Was taat ne financial
benefit Is being derived tftsn the
mia depss by Ingalls, Shlpeuila-
IN Corporation - q whole nor.
- any Ingalls employees
One 81 the questions which
sonse uF vou organization placed
before me b. dee AIRED Nas fne
fact that eatain individuals we're
pofising greatly rs this milk
shipment IL M Nay has any
ussrakan q the Ingalls, Shiphuild
ing Corporation feeeieec ans ftn
anelai gam Whatsoever IN the
dlxsrlhulaun ~ mllk which =
hkghiv rnhie slsgn and van
n9a a. h9fdsed Mkr pcsaa ~t
nftzss lkmee D uf nsrssod ~
refrigerated da~tsllsasion II my
visits a. pascagoaIa ! spoke "a "a
nunlt~F IS peank ~ rpaafa 60
TINS distribution and finally set
6ea upssa MIS- I41sn S hslte1
whp has had 81 excellent mef
ehaFatgsing experiences As 3 back
Krasissst M an agent 10 handle
this mlik
unkaeg tiae board At health raj
ina. Aaf Flanim explained special
refrlKesalleu Il required faf she
handling 81 milk ard milk shasslG
not b. placed ~ sfa same afur
aRe spaces az meat When al
ans tinse stoFe ia jackson
County can uieet tee refrigeration
requirements DAIRY FRESH Cream
cry mills wii distributed
through those stores IL TIE pro
ustor ~ sus 1Hs new super
fosd market ga Lincoln aVenus
all have thta equipment and
tins utilk Nh be handled there
IT, s&sd
Ceiling Prise Raised
Ibs c~eilHaa PRISE f0r the paper
eaEtogisd Hiik vas falstd from
the 10 cents effective TO- glass
h9ftied NINA by Individual Or
dsF under sec leaa.la Gel q Gen
eFsl Maximum pssee Reputation
a. amended sd ustfnent d ap
proved asasa m5Ik prices fof
Dairy kssn Creamery and the
Jackson County AIlIk Depot by
the offlet ~ Prise Adm4ualfa
uau state he~sdQaaEges II Jack
Sons d. explained TINS prise of
= cents $ the paa C. ihe 4Iti-
uate consume tas g. ans par
chaser other than se ungIIaaase
consumer ule paes b le eenis
s quart
70 quate from lAe 0PA dfu
nKe a. b. the definition ~ anv
fConainasd 90 Page s
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
M~anslaughier
Charges Against
Delmas Dropped

Charges - mamaiaaRhter flied
against J S Deima 10 the death
q ! threa yeaf.aHa chila who
Wah siuack bt the Deimas mllk
truck were dismissed - clis
oauT Thursday a%ffernoou ~ 3
preliminary hearing " p Hel-
delhega. police Judge presided
Insufficient evidence 81 guilt
81 she part oi The drvef WaB
klvcn as the feasun Tor the free
ne % DelFuss 81 charges TINS
aeslon AZ the preliminary hesffug
naWeyef. d1sa nnt preciude ths
possibility msal tite aeeaant Naleh
Gask the Hia If AFfhuF Lem
Kelly aau - Mr and Mrs 3 j.
keith mlas MT b. considered ny
the grana IsaFy when a eauVenoS
TINS month NOR that Dclmas may
b. ealicd Tor usa e. etgVlit scarf
Witnesses ior iae state. foalnd
ri 40 ~ Chief ~ Police a VI
Eegl 4na -nemfN ING no1anx
faeew Nefs = ana 3 & Hess
maund. Mh0 segs MaikinK near
Iae SCENE s ihr seetdens u aeH
tire cnile as siruek end john
Hanley elEHi ysaf old companion
81 she ksIs chic ~ the time
The COUNT wus represented by
County Asloueg v D baIlard
and HaraIa Gautief N5s m charge
# tine defense
Alio9gh persons - tho weEse ui
the acrlueui haH originality W.
ported that the cfl.a lan m asek
ea INTO ths read Wa.eh runs a.
right aneIes g. Can't street near
lbs shipFafd trom iHe uafta s1ds
u the street of tn sta uf tnr
trailer camp "a which Nj and
Mfs kellx lived evlscnct III ths
faa. ssa&esi ihat be- hau ran
down an embaukasut at Har
saslh SIDE ~ ihe street Marks
CT the bank showed thai ueEmas
nd s@efeea has truck mse lhs
south emoaukmeuf - tbc uuHe 90
lhs scciasuf whteh euala Have
neau away loHm the chi5u had
tie original testimony Useu up
heid bui which Wak an tie snr
SIDE 81 ste noa dNaaFe the child
had appeared n the Aghi af SEES
tmauy At TIE tual The caaBN
attorney however. dsd not touch
81 lhis point gn eeafI TIE eaaaa
Z. attorney asked far me- uaport
IL ihe ean3iilou II the truck
~ u Whetfef q aake tess bad
aesB made ga { heIrack atso
a4eat ia tie accnaenf
Rroshsrs Testify
the Kunauguuf ofeihers IS
ul.aa ihat saey we're walking oa
Ganty street Iust aehiud tine
DsImas Uaek amd sss 1t turn
mfa tht street Whese fbe aeeadeni
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07
A s~KgNK-sY ANY NAME

t# cans Louisiana s
inhabited BY TIE
An soldier 90 manea
We tae Calun hanter-Hap
aeeame q curious Pot
afezQae speech Ans
a eaH rival the dough
oq age Ter etvidnesx
ats
- SKUNK either chat
pr cat - 1F3asz9
4 BAT i 8 eoarss
or - mouse The Gun
M snoan respectfully
q ahord ~ strike
iifs
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

anlnE - eaEk fHazH
=kE E#aEa HHeH
hs q years = age
Expires originals
81 = HElslsnEa 1uig
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

the HuaaHguuc bfaihcrs fes
az.ad ilat saeY we're walking al
Ganty street just o*bin8 the
Bsmas telek amd sas if turn
lHfs She street where lhe accident
tCuHfIaaea OF Page s.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-07

caalaae = Pass E Sc p
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
KENNETH JUDSON
in AGAR CRASH

A car owned by Kenneth Judson,
a sailor, of Waterbury, was one OF
four on which direct hits were scor-
ed, according to New Haven Police,
by James Degnan, so who was book
ed for violation of the motor vehicle
laws.
According to New Haven Police
Saturday afternoon, Degnan first
grazed Judson's car, then freezing
to the wheel cut through a gas sta,
ton, striking two more cars and
negotiating q semi-circular arc
brought his car to a stop after hit
ting a forth machine and driving
it onto the sidewalk.
Belfast, Northern Ireland. claims
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
Take Shortcut To Results With Democrat Want-Ads
Announcements


TRUCK WHEEL g. TTRE-Lost be-
tween Ansonia and Torrington. one
Budd truck wheel and tire. Notify
e. j. Kelley Co. Tel. 9243 Torring-
ton. Reward.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
BRANDEIS' BONDS
RECEIVED BY CITY

Negotiable city of Waterbury
bonds in the amount of $4,000
owned by the late U. S. Supreme
Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis have
been received by the controllers Of
flee together with a copy of the
late Justices will, for the purpose
of transfer of ownership to the trus-
tees of Justice Brandeis' estate.
The will which was filed Oct. z.
1941 contained stipulations permit
ting the trustees to dispose OF or
handle the estate as they deemed
advisable. Justice Brandeis, long
considered one of the most able
legal minds in the country, was
famed as a liberal member OF the
supreme court, and his many case
findings have become classics OF
logic and clarity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

LOST-No. 8 ration book. I hereby
make application for a new one.
Isadore Wolozin, "A Bronson street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20

Belfast, Northern ireland, claims
it's shipyards are now among tne
largest in the world.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-12-20
Legal Notice
NOTICE

LIQUOR PERMIT
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
This is to give notice that l.,
John T. Moriarty, of 490 Farming
ton Ave-, Waterbury, Conn.,, have
9TH, 1913, with the Liquor Control
Commission for a Wholesale Beer
Permit for the sale of alcoholic
liquor on the premises, 531 Bank
ST., Waterbury, Conn. The business
is owned by Morey & Co., Inc, of
sal Bank St, Waterbury,, Conn.
and will be conducted by John T.
Moriarty, of 400 Pennington Ave-,
Waterbury, Conn.,, as permittee.
JOHN T. MORIARTY.
Dated Dec. 9TH, 1913. 12-13-2o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Il. Benson Ford
Stationed in City

Second u Benson Ford o.
grandson %, Henry Ford j. work
lns m the induction center on
r. Jefferson II was announced
today
1t Ford son Of tho late Ed~o.
Ford began his now Iob las Mon
day after short vacation follow
ing his graduation from the
army administrative office can
dldate Scnool At Fargo, \. ID.
June .
The announcement wa> made
hy Col August VI krech com
mandcr Of District 10 of the
sixth service command r. Ford
is serving as an assistant lnduc-
uon officer
1T il surprise and = de
light to he stationed here II
Ford told reporters
IT Ford. who was induC'cd into
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Sdguu. .Idlll
Strikers Return;
GIN, Union Meet

SAGINAW, July 9 - The Sag
NAV Steering Gear division of
General Motors planned to resume
production Of machine guns and
army carbines AZ p m today
after a UAW-CIO strike halted
operations Wednesday night and
made 5000 workers idle.
while no settlement was an
nounccd officially GM spokesman
said they planned 10 start nego-
tlaiIonS with the union on grlcv-
anccS that led 10 the work stop
page.
The strike was started by tool
makers and tool SharpcncrS pro-
testing a swing shift Production
workers were sent home yeSter-
day because Of lack OF tools.
In telegram 10 Pres d Q n I
Roosevelt yesterday. l. inv o d
Smith, union regional director,
k O d the government 10 take
over the plant because the com
pany had refused 10 negotiate
lie charged a breakdown in
collective bargaining and said a
contract with the company pro-
Ndcc that only production work
crs be- put on swing shift
en- officials however main
tanned the necessity for arms vas
50 great that The entire plant
should operate on a 24-hour
schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

Detroit 10000 air raid wand
cu, etodat oued the American
Legion drive 80 collect old pho
uogIaph records 20 provide music
lol ~cr,fccwan and service women
Each %. 'he 1000 senior post
au raid vardan~ throughout, the
't.'y "0l provide a collection depot
FOR the records, so that those
contr.bgtn. TO The campaign need
only fo visit The nearest senior
post headquarters 10 turn IN the
discs.
Al, Of Do'to,rs area wardcns
met Yesterday With Chief Air Raid
Warden H. Bernard r Preo 70
pledge assistance IN the campaign
for more. records for our fghting
mon.
Explaining tho advantages Of
collection hs 'ne senior Vardcn~.
William J Cross general chair
man of the LegIon'S campaign
so
TO make door-to-door can
Va>> OF the Detroit area would
require calling on zoe, 900 homes.
With the short time OF the drive
and insufficient gaSo inc, il
would be- impossible for our
boys to do this.