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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
War Film Held Over
For Extra Showings
February and

AlHesas eieaes hf Hundreds
@adlfgenal pafaana M4ll have q
ct4afes g. So th VA Depart
naenl Report mafAla pasture
Mheh bass tsea shown twice
aalls 81 tlis ESQ 8ufine ths past
week f.ncy 81 ainH hela over
f0f Nelal lags Weinesday
afaa Thursday
a - Hasft5lfr raaL ihH picture
slsaN mill b. ifanl 80 an u III 80
am and fnsH 81 pms u y pm
essh 81 ira iWo d8ye a dfamatif
war review public aeasafai hss
naads these eaufs Shoes ue @
ih8e 1lt iiim ) bpiuN stsa 8fsi
Dq t6s ingalls, 5hipbuildiug Cur
poraliUn sHa na admission e
charges!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Nursery School To
Be Opened In NJ. c.
Development Area

Following a survey ~ the Pas
caguals school system officials
IN cooperation With tine protests
service staff plans afe being
snaae - nTen nsHsFF sessoat -
ne MARITIME Commission devei-
apment II Easilawn. members II
thu Surveying group announced
Thursday
The investigation revealed an
extensive need for such facilities
fur child care and II is expected
iitat the school winch VIII be
opened Ia the next feW weeks.
vii have q capacity enrolment
of 80 from tbe start Two housing
units IN that section Wiii be utii-
ized for the nursery headquar-
tiers 0nly children under siS
wears OLD Wii b. eligible.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Colmer Is Named
Head OF Post War
Planning Group

Washington, 1auuafT - Thp
House created an ~. menhef
pest VAR economic policy and
planning committee a. . step 10
ward stable economy and s
just peaee Wlih emphasis on
private enterprise tei economic
development
Representative Cplnlef. tall
pedhauea Paseageul, MissSis
suppl nensaeaaf Was namea as
spesk RaYbufn Demactai
Texas Sc heau the giuup
ColHHes tod lbe House that
paramount aims 81 uHp commit
uee sor the post eFa Noula
b. q cessation 81 wartime uegi-
mentaiiau Of ihe people and a
N~usganier iof uae continuation
81 lfes enterprise
Representative FISH New
York aa nampa a. tlie ranking
Heupntesan memnet 1iM- eusas
pitte ~ ml.efsAsp 81
Democrats GUimef. Mis
stppt Cooper Tennessee TasHa
assn TcAaa Waiter. PunnsYlNa
nia Zimmerman. Missouri Vouf
his. California Murdoch. Arm
na Lxaeh. NeW York o nfien
iliinnia Fuaarts lthofe Island
HepahAeans Flsh. heN York
Clifford Massachusetts Heses
Tennessee Meich California
N0lve9iuwn. NeW jersey Hope.
Kansas NoAnu Michigan. ami
Dewey. Illinois
The committee sanae ulembess
said would undertake much IS
Tie work an behalf 81 tbs House
thai Was aous hy tie naiIonal ~
SOURCES and planning bastd.
abolished hy CuugreS last year
GeimeI said iae COMMITTEES
would study aua make leeam
meadatpons on saeh pusi var lac
tots IS equtahls termination q
Waf contracts disposition ~ sur.
pins Waf eoanm0uftles and apN
eFumgng-ewned lands neN mar
keg a5lh foreign anu domestic
uemobiixation and eltecf on an
empioxwent ana postwar pub
81 KuHks
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Program All Local Club Will Mark
National Anniversary OF U S O

Tine paaaEouIa Use Wal Ioin
sita lae $500 uS0s Through tbs
aat.ar III celebrating the fHire
anniversary q fhe utganilaooH
lof fagee aaes next Neek Feare
aft S and 6 4 + klas dlree
f8r aanoaBced TINS week
4 esned program Nin 10 in
e.uaed u 'he lhneedas eeiebIa
tlaa HI My said uciudiag .
Feafif Va Liam dance Satul-
aas ush5 February S snd open
aoaa tas usO clubhouse g.
MasnaIia street SUNDAY after
Haan. February + io oatn ~.
siee men ar civilians FuiI ds
taiIs a. the proafam Wil BE- an
Haaaeed II s iagef sate
Following the passage uf tbs
National SelectIKe SszNlee AeI
ne problem ~ oa-datA ree1ea.
noa and other seseiea b mes
lr eamp ea ia6clBe brought Is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
S. Sea Tiger To
Be Chrislened By
Mrs. R. H. Macy

L bert Henry Maey. vile
ehf planning engineer ST
meals shiplulIaing Corr
al the PaseAgauls yard,
H.elst n tie ) s Sea Tiger
. eust es Il the sllipyafd On
: - $50 q m
an homer itH lhe sp9n-
b, Mr. John Tetix Bed
H4E arualam and Ms +.
y ~as - PaseaG0ula Other
q lbe party are Nj.
Y L Rand If Mobile.
= Hl Mt JAMES A Sweeney
Mn 4 Z G U.s. ek M
Is ID Clayton, BE- Bad
4 II Downs
saaehiue party vii b.
a.t at the I4oaetelioW'
n homer 81 she sponsor
Use launching
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28

lhe attention ~ ne paalie Lead
eHs 81 National aseBer al
cal service e|aniazrea ana uuH
THEN talks ene zea tHe e ~
poeIlne the eSurene aHa s
~ ous common organization
while sud reaain.uE Sheer
sruhe identities
acearaHgIs au F6hraas
1871 Chester Z Bernard as
uoual president = USn said
wlh fae approval 1I President
Roosevelt ara ~ Va ans Navy
Departments ana tie Feielal S
eulIfY Administration. Ias United
serKle0 Organizations VS. H5.
merry Incorporated RlgH lr fol
lowing members NalCa Nation
u eafHu.Ie Community Service.
Salvation ARMY NNCA aea4.a
NeHs4Hs t#aIH $40 ~ National
1gakyls- A. Associations
0ugHHa# pHaHH - go la# aI.as
80 clubhouse = 80 eammun
aez he H5# HHaH VS. opened
q Anaea#f 49, aHd ay FrsHu
ars A. l4 Sic oaHauzaIIoa
nae So ea 80 aiisf els.ea
HulIs - aptIat
HDaaY w M Itzee d
tHis ceuul1f ua m fhs
Western I Ulma
Ga Al brHs.a a Ems
#taaEc meiaa seHHzH
Huaa HaHaH -. aanIa.t.
ed 81 laaal ea h.
Hl4zAaa sta uso
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28

Win the lst % reglstraut
growing aa5Is. HTHane Haents 80
Ihe Habhe sho3 Ter fae benefit
81 the Youth Canteen moved for
waad thus wee
The exhibition oeiug spon-
soFsc 81 tire pascaguua dunsaf
W0mens CLUB and w5Il BE- bed
81 the Easl.aan Auditorium PEI
8 IRON 3 81 g 3 q Registrations
All - accepted hy Ans : !
Ford Through next week 81
lnauea iaoaa made AFTER FadaF
as res appear listed n she pre-
gran.
The collections sIa b uzs-
PLAYED "a tables Inning tae Haas
81 me auditorium ana - sdal-
aion = members IS ne cab HAo
s1H keep AZ displays uuaef Pc
sonal supervision ropes WiH D.
used - keep spectators iron
IeapaHdizIne The safety q fragile
81 a~eiIcaEe displays b efoWaing
toe clase - the tables
A nro4fam - entertainment
has been planned fof TIE ast
aaan end Nj consist II uasfea
numbers
Tie zhaR 5 lor the benefit i
5 Youth Eaulean. s step ieH 80
uaDlsHnH much ueeaed resEe
aaa HaraIua aar fhe H#en azs
boss ana H8rz = 60 eoaHt
Plza. aHa Z obtain 8 l1afHH
~ q aszasaalasz - &C. eaH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Approval Given
Recreation Plans
For P~aSCagOula

A broad recfeati0ual program
drawn up ~ ihe recently ap
pointed kecW&tlon Commission
has been approved hF the Fed
efal Security Administration and
the Federal works Agency,
Thomas r Wells. chairman Of
the commission. announced
Thursday and final forms u the
detailed plans are being filled
0ut
The program was worked out IN
cooperation with representatives
81 The federal agencies and in
cludes add uonal facilities for
both white and negro beach and
pier development setting up Of
permanent and temporary play
grounds and the complete staff
ing Of these
The recreataaflai commission
was formed bv ordinance Of the
City Council as the result Of ea-
initiative need over . long period
foF reufeatioual facilities Tor the
thousands OF new citizens who
have poured into the cry Pre-
cedlng the formal commission
Was a reeFeaaou committee uhich
conducted 3 survey MO uae needs
and pointed these OF IA . de-
tailed report
Federal assistance ID financing
this program WtN come Ia the
form Il . grant To- d paKt q the
t0tal eust ard tie remainder vii
b. Jeff Tor local financing Mr
Wells explained
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
twenty Join
Armed Forces In
Jackson County

Fan lassuary ran iuf asrpef.
81 the q s Armed fasce. iuan.
q white mtn aeespsed ia us
ARM NAVY aad Marine Corps
from Jackson county. aaeufdinF
"a ailleiaA al the lea. Seieeuet
Service board
Entering tAe ARMY are Henry
Rlchasd ksebleF. Raw kAsnhaFdt.
Ferul Calvin CFeel James Leros
Morgan joins ciiffuu Seymour.
MARX Seymour Walter James
DuVernat il. - ramand VI
liam Kienau Samuel AareIiu#
Fiyni. Clifford ERNEST NanCourt
Rohart Dudley Franklin
Accepted INTO the Navy were
Lenurd Eusion Clements Peter
LanRnu 1ibiHe1. Eafl ksy Hud
son. Melvin Dewey PARKER lame
BerI Adama J " Nahle. Cisr
ence Edgat Gaiie Marvin Ernest
Vaughn Elmer Ravlcldt McCot
mex. Gaine Roland Pierce Eu
teriug ghs Marine Corr Aas
James HumeE Wilson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Hooked Rugs. Paintings. Among The
Exhibits For Hobby Show FebruarY4

teen where games All BE- avail
abIe ard bus and gifia $40 eon
eregate aude eHapreaaee after
Naaoi ard b tne evening Sol
drinks ard ether hg.t REFRESH
merits VIII b. s8id ans programs
p8an1ea fof she wang
Hooked HUGS
Among fhe displays
- shown = re publk - tbs
Hobby Shga q ealHaefaau q
hoakea rugs made and o@nad -
SIS Hafrlsau = OTIS zhn ~
uues Wh.eh sae saH s.ss@ ase 81
s. aafIy Amerlean pattern Is
hooking TIE rugs Mn Hasnsea
has CO. her seos fneT and ased
s smaller hook gYlns she ln
shed nradues 5 vHNeE appeI-
nee rot found h fhe average
HTaauaI she Is especially inter
efad - ealof shading and blend
ne ard depends OF tzs mae4um
- hignlEat hez pattern rathaE
Ehaa 81 sharp aualine 0ns =
hef rugs EacanE Fan Leave
aa snomn r. zee natEanaI heok-
- "a exhibit n Hartford Gem
p Iazz and AS pce I'D IS
HIuzualiuH paHuealM treat
meaf 4 eaiHF
O. = HHs mazI .HaefssHas fass
ST. etc fsHf r
80 fa.haaa# fHam q blanket =
aaI #H.m -
le1aanasa aH pzzs =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
County Nea. 4alfwaY Mark
With S5Ol,OOO In Sales
Reported For 4th War Loan
Series e" Bond Sales Tagging: War Bond
Dance and Auction Scheduled To Be Held
AtUSO On February 5fh.

A tafal d ssoI o2l . reported
ia safe
A t8laI - se19 s6s rs stlil 20
BE- sold w eesch ths eauuty quota
~ sl.l25 80a
Thafs the wav Jaeksan eeuHt9
ssuad "Wednesday 81 thia w.sk ~
the fourth War Loan ange mead
"a Tor is lnlfa week W p Her
uuE 6gstnfv Var Finance chair
man. reported
Sac 81 serles = bonds vas
Aag4ng N,th q total - only s1ll
B3i - fep0ftes sales oa8 u the
COUNTY uuota .. more than
S780 600 90 Set4es r bond are
being emphasized during toe
4th Va Loan drive rs the treas
urt department IS 4 direct anti
initiation measure through SKIM
ming 81 the excess earnings 81
Ihe little fellow
Sale af the Series E bonds
acre reported as foIE0Ws Moss
Point So $50 50. Eseafawp e.
sas Is Kreo'e ST LOG 25 pasea-
eoala. sill sos IS ana Ocean
SPRING So. 10000
A bla buast to the E BOMBS.
fh8uah was expected Is the re-
port 81 safes - the Ingalls, SHY
building Corporation anu the
international Paper Company
start 60 come IA Almost the en-.
tire employ g. safes 81 these twl
plants Is composed - tnls sel&es
PascasouIa Group Nance
Organization 81 HE Paslagouis
esunmitiea afax asn ntanneaed 81
Mandav night - ms eteek At !
meeting aels at tire USO J @
cola aas named chairman O. the
general solicitation committee fug
the city with J v Bnumfeid as
vice chairman AND a p May
secretary
Sub committees follow small
.naaafie J Z Store n L
Fankuouser. John Walker CoasN
+ Guard md Nays. John Cole Z
S. Recreation JACK Warden.
pr0fes ional group, D. p a
Thompson and Or Thomas T
Stout NIne ana beer parid4a =
nj Bfun8um
Ten committees were uameo
- solicit IL ehe business as.
uict. Ne L Roy Owens and +
Baeot Ne = A 3 Crane ans
~ W. Cox No 8 Leo R%oeabluH
and Nolan Hatten ~ ! a Y
/ Smith and John q Grant No 5
+ Carl Bsnkman Buck FIelcae.
ana SIS Bra. No & Walter Lewal
AMI Chester Lyons ~ Z 2 4
Talbot and p II Chestnut NJ
8 Robert Euliev and john Watts
Ne. q JafDe Lane ana Ciaeeises
Fex NJ 10. James Neleieh
WORKERS AZ large wiII be Hermes
i GaatlsF. a + Megehee Caf
f. DaEamxn. - Cole Glenn 0ve1.
street ana Easton K4ag
War Bond Dance Set
Also scheduled q stlmalaH
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Arrested As Drunk
Man Slushes Arm
IN Suicide Attempt

hae Efedr8cks0r gFH
HtagkeHess slasbed las
HazaF blade ii an a.
.4elde eagi1 Thursday
eN hours altel
based n the jackson
await 8 preliminary
ey court
FredrIcksan secoHd
snpt 81 take ms oNn
eaunly jail the other
made II 3 s4mtlsf
asu he cut has wrist
eeess ago after having
#5 an charges OF being
lea Monday after
Hee 0ffseer Charles
answered 3 call
Quarters fFom the op-
ding house u $50
3 Haat Faedflcksun tad
.of soHae uHe
condition 0as DIS
sozz time after he
c4 and fellow prs.
.ued Sheriff = .
Ho ln tun called 3
man aad lost 3 cen.
slant q nlood 81
aaana Itself was nj
vas removed q
H.s hospital Ter treat.
morning
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
HosP-rALlzED STILL FicH1

Patients con
lHtzd States Naval
saufa MarE1all
struck q blow
=4aHfIs fHagH thsEr
.,sa atfE ulh.
Hl6zauafi e
aauzHt maHe
aaa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28

WAR BONDS yoaf HaY to
back Nauf country attack
Roosevelt uam p Arizona An
irrigation protect go au afua
WHERE irrigation Was ugacucEa
hS Indians Is eafir al 3u & y.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Government
Paid $4,000
TaxesIn44
City Shore OF Tax
Payment $1,000: To
Increase in 1914.

The federal government eald
tns state eeY ~ Faseaeoaia
gouniy srd sehnas total u
So NeeW fsst yeAF 5 eayanaais
Ia bea 81 taxes on government
owned housing IN pascaaoaa
ana ihss yea indications are ihai
the payunenl VIII b. urlpled
Absorbing Ia ueutcs released
nA federal agencies ilis Asek the
payments were divided IS iai
lUw2
Stats Of Mississippi ll088.37
City Of Pasraaoula Ii.155.7s
Cauntf Of Jackson Gess.s3
paneasouia Rural Sep
aFafe sehool Dist loaossos
Jsekson EaansY Beard
Of Education 5.Tu7@6
According ~ fite fea&e tns
a4nfMt paid cover uH pegsaa
ffnm JaBdAFf through December
1852 an appliaa 0niy 10 tae 6a7
houses Is tas ald Nav project
the permanent ifsgle ana douhle
dwelling units which weFe tire
first bailf hefe
Payments anuiied alle g tins
protest. ~ the aifgs housing
projects ns1e in use wefe Gai
complstea BY January le42
However. payments TINS wear val
be made "a thu bass 81 Wiaat
units wefe completed b. Janu
agY. 1888 wnsrd viii substantial
J increase Them
Approximate Taxes
II m5ksng pubsse the ugtres
1aagFi~sn x uis pgQle aai
aaid THAT tss p%Asfuent a4s
nesienea Is appsoesnasts ansauat.
which would naxs l~en a-sseAssd
in tax making Deductions iai
xefviees performed ~ fle lesl.
afai government inat are Usually
provided bs local authorities
Absorbing H. thn Statenaenl
published ~ the CHS It pseea
aoula On December = 1875 the
eitts share q she funds was al
located IS fail0A
G4nerai nevsnus Funa S1eess7
G sral Improvement
Fund I.31l.ee
Bend Hsdsmptl0n and
Interest Fund 4s4a.36
Iile SIS 00o ~ "a meni t. state.
cts al.d county governments Wa
made 10 august 1913
Aso announced last weak IN
Commissioners Herbert kmmef
ich ~ tie FPMA Was neR poil
cie authorizing increased pas
nents 90 liea u taze nu loealls
UWDed Waf housing pfn5@i ana
tie exploiting i payments g. 10
ca tklng bsa
Unaa She mex policies mum
elpalfe aHd other taxing ba
ies via not only derive greater
revenue from seayaNnea AaE
nouaaE protests anaacea sitH
pahiH alad bat wal a6so reserve
pssntng aueeue froua loca
{ housing authorities o. from tht
Feaefal Government - feaera
Y=emnea saE projects uI1oez
lfeg maHag meBl
Payments TO hea - taxes .us
iedsFaily owned baaslaa
projects approximate Iu3H taxes
ApDnapraste deductions aHe 8sas
81 Fetefai 81 local housing 80.
ttale expenditure lat streets
utilities IS aibe pubic ss3e
fof projects whlca lessi Haule#
palitiE ordinarily pFaytae b..
could not % dEa nI4i TINS w
ten faf payments 81 lieu oa las
a. Became elieiise 81 Janua
p 1924 pursuant g. prov
81 Lhe Lanham ACT
Three Methods Of Payment
o. locally owned pEaet aulI
with Fedora. financial a tame
under Tie Nar housing pc az
loeal aufh0FIue 4fe aaa 4ufhaI
ued - Incaea tueH presloa
payments hY a. amount pfa
dae-d b. ans ane 81 the follow
naa methods
: het income aNe eKna
before payments r. heu 81 Gaxe
Continued - page b.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28

WAR BONDS are The safest
Investment ~ ths @ide world
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-01-28
Champion Vera Anderson, Challenger
Edna SIoCum Vie For Title Saturday

Representative Of Anefasaa
Womanhoads amswef 70 thr na
.tionaf urgent al fof a. we
tl0n tao If 1e feadsHE @0me
@ai workers VI TIE eouniEy wi
pit Their skill Saturday lm the
title 81 National Woman Weld
inR Champion
Titee ase Nera Anderson u IN
gals Shipeard who IS she present
champion and Mrs Edna Sl0
cum ~ Alooae DRY Dock on the
West Coast The contest the -
end to b. held fof the nasonal
championship Will open With .
NrldinR session SATURDAY, morning
whieh VIII be closed 80 speeta
toIx but tige public viii have 3
chance t. VieW the two top weld
II seton during the ssse0na
half Of the contest 10 DC staged
Al rs pm. Saturday afternoon
ia the central platen Al The In
gals yard
Miss Anderson who has held
the championship title unehal
lsneed since she emerged sietori
Gus from q competition with Mrs
Hs.rtnina StrmlSka Of of tnt.
Kaiser shipvardx has attaiafttsi
national iame through her skill
m the art 81 welding which had
previously been considered pure
Is 8 mans iob Presented 20 the
President ~ she United States
and Mrs Roosevelt pn a TRIP e
Washington guest q honor e .
national cunventtan II New York
and chosen . an outstanding
figure II the picture & feminine
America at var rs 8 national
magazine. Miss Anderson aecanie
widely known
Mrs Siocum, the challenges
has reached the top row on Der
home ground sinee she decided e
sandsle = war Job IN with her
dutles q 0Iie and mother II twe
sanz 1--WE feet hye inches tail
and weighing ls5 pounds Mn
Slocam has been q prominent tIe
u1a an the West Coast and she
eas crowned With . golden Welds
ng helmet queen of the Weiders
4 : hle bond raiiy 10 Oakland
Calf. with movie star psuiests
Goddard placing The helmet Or
aer head
Arrival Delayed
ste has been married tuf e
wears - John Sloeum and has
d son Is yeas cid ana another IL
Before she began WoFk n tbs
saipeard she Was active IN aaE
Parent Teacher Association ane
eeen served s bHef term On fhs
Ukiah Board II Education She
heluz her box Eatber scrap 90
t. scrap drive saves fats ana ur
elus efscs bload - the Bed Cross
snd money g. the War Chest
Miss Anderson whc has anis
feeentis celebrated her 4tf
birthday IS combining her weld
ug attn lusiractiug ~ me Ingall
e5rd these DAYS Weighing eais
10 Hoandz. tae slim pretty Elr
eau Hank Niih many gf the MIR
Iap#uotehen according - BIZ
Bowen tn eeiamE s-apsHaulsn
asnI 81 ihs yard She came B.
tlsnanas1 a. psHs =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Bomb Belgium,
France, Reich
Times Phot,

LONDON. May 16 lINS)-
American and British medium
bombers followed up an Raj
night attack on Ludwigshafen.
Germany, today with widespread
assaults against railway targets
and airfeldS in France and Bel
GUM, carrying the pre-invasion
aerial offensive into the 32d con-
secutive day
The principal detectives were
airfelds at Creil, Gael, Chartres
and Cambria, France, and rail-
way targets at Courtrai, Belgium,
and Clermont, France
Mosquito b om,b erS dropped
block-busterS on Budwigshafen,
Rhineland industrial and chemical
center, during the night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16

CHNA-Four Chinese columns advance Burma border
page L.
Page H.
THE AIR WAR-Mosquito bombers drop bockbusters on
Ludwigshafen. page L.
ENGLISH CHANNEL-Brtish censors OK pictures showing
Allied invasion feet massng off English coast, Page L.
PACIFIC MacArthurs Hers blast behind Jap lines
page B.
RUSSIA-Reds blast Nan rail enters sink Axis ships
convoy. page p M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Ships Poised
For Invasion

LONDON, May is CUP)-
Censor-approved photographs
disclosed today that the
Allies have already massed a
huge invasion armada off the
British coast, and German
broadcasts reported intensi-
fed shipping movements in
the ports of southern Eng
land.
Frankly concerned over the in
creased port activity the Ger
mans sent more than 100 bombers
against the south coast early to-
day for the second straight night
IN quest of clue 10. the immi-
hence Of "D-Day' for the opening
of A western front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
REPLACES ROMNIEL

Though newspapers previously
had published photographs OF
masses of weapons ashore. these
were the first TO show large as
semblies OF landing ships ad-
mittedly lying of the British
coast
a Berlin dispatch carried by the
Nazi-controlled Scandinavian Tele-
graph Bureau reporte that
Marshal Won Rundstedt. German
commander in France, rather
than Marshal Rommel. would
have supreme command Of anti
invasion forces in western Europe.
Rommel instead has been placed
in command of an army group
under Rundstedt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Vacation Points Set

WASHINGTON May Is tUPl
One red ration point a day is
the new and lower fee set by OPA
today for persons vacationing this
summer AT boarding houses, resi-
dence hotels, summer camps and
other establishments where meals
are taken regularly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Patterson
Assai|s
. Stoppdge

Under secretary of War
Patterson i'm Washington to-
day made a new and urgent
appeal TO Detroit's $500
striking foremen TO return to
work. A similar plea was
made by Patterson last
Friday. For the second time
he pointed out the strikes
were endangering the lives Of
American soldiers.
He said that the Detroit
situation is being discussed
with War Mobilization Di-
rector James Il. Byrnes and
indicated he might ask the
White House tn intercede.
Such action has not been
Forthcoming earlier. he said,
because he thought the strike
would be over by now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
FLARES FOR PILOTS

Bombs and flares were dropped,
the flares TO facilitate the taking
of reconnaissance photographs, IN
sharp attacks on several towns.
A concentrated anti-aircraft bar
rage. coupled with forces of night
fighters. scattered the raiders and
shot down at least five of them
for a two-night bag of 20.
A spokesman for the German
air force reported over the Berlin
radio that reconnaissance planes
had noted fresh movements of
invasion bargeS in the ports of
southern England" since last
EridaY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
SIMILAR INCIDENT

The dismissal notices were sent
because of an anticipated drop in
enrolment. A similar walkout &C.
CURED May 4 over the same queS-
ton.
The pupils declared then that if
any one is TO be fired it should
be the older and not younger
teachers.
Colncident with the walkout
another group of pupils took over
Hamtrdnck- city offices fef day
as is the annual custom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-16
Michigan Filler Saved
After Pacific Crash

Los ANGELES. May Is up
Marine Capt. Frank 3. Baldwin.
Lapeer, Mich, was rescued from
stormy Santa Barbara Channel by
naval blimp crew which hauled
him out in a special arness three
hours after his P-3S had collided
with another. Pilot of the other
Pt3S is missing.