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Evening star., 1942-11-28
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
Uniform Nationwide ceiling prices
for the dwindling supply of womens
silk hose have been established by
the Office of Price administration.
effective December 3.
OPA earlier had established uni
form ceilings for nylon hose and for
stockings made of combination"
spun" and blended" nylon yarns.
Ceilings for sales of silk hosiery
to consumers range from 50 cents
a pair for the coarsest first-quality
circular knit type to $1.65 for the
finest quality of full fashioned stock
ings. For "irregulars." ceilings range
from go cents to $1.50: for seconds"
from so cents to $125, and for
thirds" from IS to 80 cents.
For the most commonly worn
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Scrap Drive Gets Wreckuoe
Of framed Georgetown Clock

The District Salvage Committee
was to receive a surprise donation
Of several hundred pounds of val
liable metal today, and hundreds Of
travellers in Georgetown were ex-
pected to miss their favorite M
street timepiece.
A runaway truck did the trick
yesterday. 1t cost William Robin
son, "a, colored. of the 140O block
of Sixth street NV. SIS at the sew
enth precinct station as forfeited
collateral on a charge of failing to
set his mandrake
Today the District Salvage Com
mittee sent out trucks to cart what
remains of the timepiece to the scrap
heap. Some broken parts of the
large iron clock were removed from
the scene at Wisconsin avenue and
M street NV. yesterday.
Parked on the west side of Wis
consin avenue unattended, heading
south toward M street, the truck
started rolling, picked up headway
jumped the curbstone and knocked
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Monoxide Cos Victim
Reported Improving

Greeley Orvin, 45-year-old Silver
Spring (Md0 barber, was reported
improving today at the Washington
Sanitarium after being accidentally
overcome by carbon monoxide gas
yesterday at his home in the 100
block of Dale drive.
Police said B. C. Graham, an in
surance collector, found Mr.. Orvin
lying on the floor of his living room
when he called at the home. Mr..
Orvin was taken to the sanitarium
by the Silver Spring Rescue Squad.
According to police a gas-heating
stove was burning in the closed
room and apparently had consumed
most of the oxygen supply.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
laps Change Story
On SoIomons Battle,
Adding 10 Confusion
Enlarged Claims Include
One U. S. BottIeship
And Three Destroyers
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 28.-The jap
anese changed their story today on
the third battle of the Solomons,
adding only confusion.
This was the mid-November sea
battle in which the enemy appar-
emily threw in all his sea strength
available to reinforce Guadalcanal
and suffered a loss of % ships sunk
including Japan's first admitted
battleship-in the greatest naval
battle since Jutland.
As broadcast by the Berlin radio,
the latest paper broadside of Toxic
sank one United States battleship
and cruisers not reported before and
said another battleship was so Grip
pied her loss also was certainty.
This had no confirmation from
any source.
Then, the new communique gave
back an American destroyer pre-
viously announced by Toxic as sunk
perhaps to add a touch of credi-
bility for the home front.
Information From Canton.
Curiouay, the Berlin broadcast
quoted the Imperial Headquarters
communique as based on further
details which have become known
in Canton" the Japanese occupied
Chinese river city. some 5000 miles
or more from Guadalcanal. How
the "details" reached there was not
explained.
The broadcast said Japanese
headquarters announced:
I'm connection with the third
battle of the Solomons, further de-
tails have become known in Can
ton. According to information now
at hand, three enemy cruisers were
sunk and three destroyers damaged
by the japanese Navy in the course
of the night attack of November H.
"The earlier announcement, that
one destroyer was sunk in this ac-
ton, is herewith withdrawn.
Comparison of Claims.
"On November IA, an enemy bat
tleship was sunk by japanese naval
forces in a night action, another
enemy battleship was so seriously
damaged that its loss is to be re-
garded as certain and another bat
tlesf1ip was slightly damaged"
Compared with the original Jap
anese communique. the enemy's
claims of United States warships
SUNK and damaged are:
Then Then Dam Dam NoSyy Dam
Battieships 0 2 l 2
Cruisers 8 3 II
Destroyers As 3-4 3-4
Including one whose loss is to be
regarded as certain.
AS announced by the United States
Navy, American losses were eight
ships sunk-two light cruisers and
seven destroyers.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Wallace 10 Dedicate
Chicago Clinic for
venereaI Disease
FWA Funds to Operate
Intensive Treatment
Center for First Year
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Nov. 23-An unex.
ampled attempt to stop the spread
of venereal disease will begin tomor-
row in Chicago.
Vice President Wallace will dedi-
cate the Nations first intensive
treatment center for gonorrhea and
syphilis, and DR.. Herman N. Bundle
sen, president of the Chicago Board
of Health, predicted it would blaze
a new trail in the war against social
diseases.
The Federal Works Agency has
approved a grant Of $425 900 to op-
crate the center during the first
year. DR.. Bundesen declined to
make public the types of treatment
to be used, but he guaranteed that
patients would be made "non-in-
fective safely, quickly"
He said the center, with a CAPACITY
OF $50 beds, would be open to all
afflicted persons, free of charge. 1t
will be housed in a building formerly
used by the Wesley Memorial Hos
pital.
Questions Of policy forbade the
sponsoring medical groups from dis
cussing from what classes of So
ciety patients would be drawn. 1t
was strongly indicated, however, that
the center would seek to serve
among others the prostitutes who
mingle with soldiers and sailors on
leave in Chicago.
Men rejected by the Army because
OF venereal disease may also be
treated here. as well as war workers
whose efficiency has been lowered
by social infections.
DR.. Bundesen said he did not
anticipate any trouble in getting
patients, adding the problem would
be how to treat all who apply. He
added: Its up to the church and
home to keep them good, it's up to
the police to keep them straight
and It's up to me to keep them
clean. That I intend to do"
In addition to the Vice President,
others who will take part in the
dedication include Maj. Gen. Philip
b. Fleming, FWA administrator: DR.,
Ihomas Parran, surgeon general of
the United States Public Health
Service; Charles F. Kettering, vice
president Of General Motors and
director OF the Kettering Institute
for Medical Research; and the COM
manders of the 9Th Service Com
mand and the 9th Naval District.
Evening star., 1942-11-28

berg said. But if there is a Tug
well crisis we ought to investigate
it, too
He said Gov. Tugwell had shown
an enthusiastic impatience with the
American way of life" and called
him starry eyed dreamer, who has
already cost us hundreds of millions
OF dollars, dissipated with little to
show for it except exploded nom
sense"
Evening star., 1942-11-28
19 Czechs Executed

LONDON, Nov. % CP.-Czech
circles said today they had learned
through Stockholm that 10 Czechs
were executed on German charges
OF high treason and possession Of
arms at Prague. The executions
were officially announced, Czechs
said
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Churchill on Air Tomorrow

LONDON, Nov. % tP).-Prime
Minister Winston Churchill will
make radio broadcast at 8 pm.
a pm. Eastern war time) tomorrow,
the ministry of information an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Congress in Brief
BY the Associated Press

Senate:
In recess until noon Monday.
Military Affairs Subcommittee
considers chronological mobilization
bill.
Labor Subcommittee hears Maj
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, Selective
Service director, on war mobilization
measure.
House:
In recess.
Evening star., 1942-11-28

Thousands prefer Star "Want
Ads" There must be a reason. And
there Is: Quick results Is the an
Swer. Phone MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
By CARTER BROOKE JONES.

Casual opinion might regard rationing nuisance
one concerned-a necessary evil of total war.
And while would be likely advocate it in normal
times many small retailers whipped about the winds
actually have cried for it.
urged Administration
ration articles pointing they'd
Evening star., 1942-11-28

Important! Your waste kitchen
fats can load our guns. Take every
drop to your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Report

FURNISHED watherBu
District Of
winds 49, $500 w AoA~11'0
Maryland-Contnued tonight
southwest portion tonight. - ~
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation In inches In the
Capital tcurrent month to datel:
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Small Business
Rotioning Machinery Tailored
ToFit Small Business Needs
OPA Says Equitable Stocks Have
Enabled Little Fellow to Meet Competition

This the eleventh. articles
total Ua problems and hat Washington
thenJ
Evening star., 1942-11-28

From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Hishest. 40 per cent, at $40 am.
Lowest. 33 per cent. at $50 pm.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED BY United States Coast ans
Geodetic Survey
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LEGAL Notices


Detalie3 Speclfaeatinhs
Plara csanssxtinR 81 STREETS
nf ~afAasngK
Tn4l ths contrscsor sal
eosnmnnsH the wekk - he per
s0ruN4 un8ef thts ronlF4ct 81 .
date e. b. specified III q written
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crk Ira sseey. and puoeecate sid
wu9k with an adequate fierce ard
ample equipment % assure ecsn.
pAetaon thernas within iRo cons
secuuve calendar days after sad
daN
} That tha Owncr shall pay
tire Cnntractur fow fhe faithful
paFfurmanee ef the agrrensrnl
subject to aadisicns ard ter1 DE-
duct1urs Is pruvided fer ~ the
shove mentioned documents 10
lawful menes 81 The United
States az AneFica, such amounts
81 become due to Tire Contractor
for work actually performed uns
der this contract the amount Il
the base BID. plus and EoFa minas
Tire amounts II Aliernssez gH AIRY
are accepted ~ 3hr 0Wsner8. Is
fellows
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Ntis Ordinance shall Re adupteo
a. ~ THIS date Ire date 81 Ne
fnnuxlNRtsan q kaf4e bal same
shall nevertheless be published
ln the nsannef rra ~ law
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and tfe same having hsen
marked snsgCdux and flied ~
the Clerk an5 n3fsse having hwen
read discussed assd considered
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APPROVED
" II GulLEY.
MayuE.
ATTEST
S II FREDERIC
Clerk
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
or JACKSON,
Gerry or PASCAGOuLA
/. s II Frederic. Clerk Of the
Cts Ct puanaao1la. Mississippi
Do hereby certify mat the above
1874 which Ordinance wan dni,
and foregoing Is : true ard cor.
rect c1ypy ~ Ordinance No ~
adopted b. the Board 81 Mayol
and Caslncilusen II . recessed req
ular meeting held On tire 11th da5
Of Octobef. ias2 ss appears from
the MINUTES uf said meelinR IL
my custody.
Given under my hand afd sea
Of office. this the 2Eth day d
October. 1874
tSEAL
s II FREDERIC
Clerk Of the City II pascagoula
Mississippi
1890 1t
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o. ARTISTS PETTY

Los Ananlea- George Petty
TIE man no draws fhnaa Lightly
clad girls snr magazines and -
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5

S III FREDERIC
Chfk
STATE oF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
cry CF PA&AGoELA
4 s III Fre&efsr Chrrk If the
CRY & rNncaFoasA MmkanpA %
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copy q of1knAzee Ne e, 1854
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October 1854 Is appears from the
sssnates q sad meeune IN us.
Qusiras
Given under M hand AM eeal
q osftre shik tha 26th day %
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: II FREDERIC.
Clerk. Cts a paasgoale Miss
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
No a19a

Notice i hereby given that LEI.
lers q Administration on ahn -
tate Of George Byrd. decreased
were granted 70 ne unaefsiened
BY The chaDcery Court q Jack
son County. Misslaslppi. 0n M
28th day q October, Ip47. and al
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elusive TfFew tiundsN& Nn
txoieht Theuk4nA Nsfe Hun
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nnllagx Ns 81
Thas On ~ beiofe ue lssh
ass ~ each calendar asnh DIR
sng NhRh thK Wfofk Il - pre-
esrA the O. nnf ehAEI make par
sal payments 81 tMr Entrag
f4 eos M a# vni0e e Nke mMA
performed during tMF psx<etHk
raonah rn re basis Il rstmatrk
certified q by the cuntfaetuF snd
approved - TIE knuE ana
Nislssn 20 8axs AFTER tie ftnal ap
pfuxal ot IKE Work - the hExl
nesf and final accepfafsee thexuf
bY fhN Owner. ire Owner shall
naK afsE Contracts tire remain
ass a. tlse total Nesnuacf prize
0leSs any deductions sisrgefisan
which are t. b. mAde IL accufu
aEce with tae tefna II thta cun
tract ana the provisions esyn
MsFsad IN tie aeeusupanvtfg dNu
mentsl, providing The I~autfaetuf
las submitted satisfactory ess
deHsx 10 she Owner that al pay
rolls and bills for materials and
ether costs incurred - TIE Con-
tractor IL eafsaeetnSu Wiih she
Nak have bsn psia - tuiA
II is mutually aeIred b.
tween the parties hereto that Nfse
ths easNncs 81 thlE enstffaet
aud n the event the work y not
eomptsted within tie time spe
flied. il = ags tszi the Owner
msy deduct from thN uusnpenm
ton Otherwise 20 - paid 81 fhe
Contractor tie sum II $1,000 pef
dsy for each tay thereafter tSnns
DAYS and holidays included dur.
na which the work remains an.
finished And il IA further aGneed
that such sum will BE- cufnpeusa
ton due tie Owner f0r SEXUAL
damages sustained ~ reason u
the Contractors failure 70 com.
piefe the wo4k within ihr speci.
fled time and deliver the com
pIeied project ready fof Use,
In witness whereof. the parties
hereto have executed this agfeel
ment on the day and date first
above written, IN three counter.
parts. each u which shah. with
cut proof 81 accounting for tn
other counserparts, b. deemed
an original contract
J - McchARY ENGINEER
ING CORPORATION.
Contractor.
WITNESSES
cry OF
MISSISSIPPI.
m
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TOTA


That On O. before ths 18th
day Of each calender month duf
lng which the work Is ri pro
greSs the Owner shan make par
Isl payments 10 the ContIaetu4
fer SOS q the value Ct ffe work
performed during the prece1lnK
month on tire basis Of estimates
Certified 10 b the Contractor afsd
approved ~ the Engineer, and
within 90 DAYS after final approx
al q me work by the Engineer
ana final acceptance thereof b
the Owner. the Owner SHALL pas
the Contractor the remainder Of
the total contract price Niess any
deductions thcreirom which are
e be made IN accordance with
the terms 1T this contract and the
provisions contained IN the az.
complaining d0cumentsl. pF0e1d
ing the Contractor has submitted
satisfactory evidence to the Own
er that all payrolls and bills for
materials and other costs IN
CURED by the Contractor in con
nection with the work have becn
paid In full
5 II is mutually agreed be
tween the parties hereto that time
Is the essence of this contract.
and IN the event the work Is not
completed within the time ape
cited Il IS agreed that the Own
e. may deduct from the COM
pensation otherwise 70 be paid TO
the Contractor. the sun of $1,000
per day for each day thereafter
lSundays and holidays includedl
during which the work remains
unfinished And il IS further
agreed that such sum will be
compensation due the Owner for
actual damages sustained by rea-
son Of the Contractors failure
70 complete the work within the
specified time and deliver the
completed project ready for use.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. The
parties hereto have executed tins
agreement on the day and date
first above written. IN three c0un-
tefpartx. each of which shall.
without proof or accounting for
the other counterpart be deemed
. n original contract
BRICE BUILDING COMPANY.
INC
Contractor
Witnesses:
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| VIII moi BE- responsible fof
any dehts unless contracted by
myself Gordon Cooley u % &c
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CIy CLERK

City Clerk
Section : That the Mayor and
Clerk be and they are hereby au
thoffzed 10 issue the necessary
warrants for payment OF any
monies u become due under me
terms and provisions q the con
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CITY OF P~AscAGouLA. MIS-
SISSTPpI.
By
Mayor
S II FREDERIC.

s. II FREDERIC.
City Clerk
Section 3 That the Mayor and
Clerk be and They are hereby
authorized 70 issue the necessary
warrants for payment q any
monies 10 become due under the
terms and provisions Of the con
tract hereinab0ve SCI forth upon
TIE performance Of TIE work IS
therein provided, and the Eng
seer be and he is hereby author
lxed and directed H issue tie
xafk order Tor commencement
OF the work upon the fIilRg sna
approval u : performance bond
executed = 5 Surety Company
authorized IL do business la LIZ
State 81 Mississippi. IS surety III
ire sum = sl0e 7izW
Section 4 The Construction q
said sewage system II the eafilesl
Ixactlcahle tine being u uunaei
Im1ortanee foF the protection ard
pse@rvxth1u Il fhe public healln,
safety and welfare If TIE ciuzsn
and inhabitants 81 TIE said CITY q
Easeae0ala Mississippi a Is -.
dAA4ed lflat tins Ordinance shall
taks effect and b. Is force from
ard after is spprusaI and adup.
tar tie authorization II the *
eeuiion u SID contract being al
emergency msttef. + e further
ordered thai tbiS OfaanaH<ae snaIl
~ adopted - Of tbs date. t.
cate II TIE introduction u SANE
D4f same shall nevertheless Il
published - the manner proyEee
y law
TIE above and foregoing OF.
dinance having ben 5ntrOdaee1
- writing = ina . Recessed ksE
aIar meeting n ne Board q
MzYor and E~sunczIuaeB - -
CIfF u PaaaROula Mississippi
held On ue 1stn aaY = Octo1I
1872 TIE salre having pea
marked introduces end filed p
ule Clerk ana same having Der
read discussed ard eonsaeFez
paragraph y paragraph. see4as
- section. and then Is : Wnule
i as o. mstaou mAae . Coan.
u.aF.y adopted BY re folioa -
Gilman Beekham duly and res.
eolk. to-W41
1eckham. Ape
Frederic Aye
Gu3a1 Age
APPROVED
y F CULLKY
Ma.a
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CITY Or ~cAo
MISSISSIPPI.
b.
ATTEST
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CAMPUS
ACTIVITIES
ORCHESTRA To
GIVE CONCERT

Normal College Symphony Or
chestra. Marius Fossenkemper. con-
Quoting. will present its final con
cert June 4, at s:15 p. m. in Pease
Auditorium. This concert concludes
eleven successful years during
which one hundred twenty-three
concerts have been given in Ypsi-
lanti, many towns in Michigan, and
a few outside OF the state.
Soloist for the concert will be
Emily Mutter Adams. concertmis-
tress OF the organization. Miss
Adams is a member OF the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra, and an out.
standing part OF the musical life OF
Detroit. She will be heard playing
the Tschaikowsky Concerto for Nlo-
lin and Orchestra
The orchestra will be heard In the
Goldmark Rustic Wedding Sym
phony and in Sibelius' tone poem,
THE Swan OF Tuonela," featuring
Ronald Ormark in the English horn
solo excerpts. According to Finnish
mythology, Tuonela, land OF the
dead. is entered only by crossing a
wide, black and swift rive- on
which the Swan OF Tuonela floats
majestically. Only those who make
the journey from life into death
ever see this beautiful bird or hear
its song.
The concert is complimentary to
the public.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-05-30
Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
Happy Dozen meeting postponed week
SUNDAY
John Barnhi Memorial Band rehearsal Ypslanu High
School auditorium.
MONDAY
Auxiliary Veterans OF Foreign
Veterans Hall Important business.
Methodist Board OF Education 1880.
Queen City Lodge number 1877 knights Pythias
Hall
Circle three of Baptist Womens Union.
Abercrombie.
Ypslan Chapter Order DeMoay Temple
lodge
lambda Chi Omega business
Workingmens Benevolent Society, 1880 Arbeer Hall
Girl Scouts: six Literary John;
troop Is, O'Clock, Harriet: troop IS, $3.50.
Ypslan Chorsers High $780, Carver Center
TUESDAY
Ypslanu Grange all day meeting sconey