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CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST Or
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church SehaaI es5 4 NJ
+ HaHsN supervisor.
Sacrament sfeiee e = M-
Prs Sl11a4 - each mzuth
Zen League fN0anE People,
HHzaHHa la
Women Meeting 20 ? ~
every other Maaaay-MH T.
b les
HIawHk PRAYER Service TOO
= II Wednaaafe
EsaHsone cordially Invited
- ~ BARNES.
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS.
hsparier.
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UNION CHURCH

Nua.asnommaiianai. South
pasraEnula street Homer Miller.
superintendent Miss Lena A.
Hal superintendent Primary De
pafiment 500 r M sunday aery
rt#
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CHURCH OF COL

E#0HWA " ~
East Moss puins
1000 A M-Sunday school.
Joe Barrow. superintendent
100 A n and TOO p NJ
Preaching service every Sunday.
500 p Ny l. b. each sun
day. Cecil NeDonald header.
800 2. M-Prayer service
each Thursday
Rev JOHN A STUBS.
HasiuF.
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Y

sunday. 1uly s.
- a Il sunday school
100 "A ~ Morning worship.
- y n evening worship
- Y n. "Wednesday. m8d.
AaNk prayer aFHtce
rev T = WEST.
Pastor.
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E&AA&LA
70 THE CITIZENS OF PAS
ACOUL MISSISSIPPI. AND
ALL PARTIES IN INTEREST
Notice IS hereby given that a.
the regular meeting Of the Board
q Mayor and Councilmen Of the
CITY q Paseagoula. Mississippi.
held On Saturday. July IL. 1912
there was introduced. filed and
approved Ordinances No. y 1872
which Ordinance. II adopted. and
made effective. vii create : new
Industrial District IN the City Of
paScagoula. Mississippi. which
SAD Industrial District viii com
prise the ieFfitoEy embraced with
"a the boundaries OF Block I. 2
Of the international ShipbsaldinR
Company Subdivision IN the City
Of Pascagoula. Mississippi. al as
shown By the said Ordinance
which Is On lie with the Clerk
q the City of Pascagoula. Mis
sazppi and subject e inspection
BY any citizen o. other party in
interest. al reasonable hours
Not1ce IS hereby given that on
Saturday August s, 1912 = 1000
A n Central War Time. : pub
he bearing win be held - the
CITY Hall II the City q PsSca
ge4la. Mississippi by the Beard Of
Mayer and Councilmen CT said
CITY "a relation . the change and
amendment g the present ZonlnF
Ordinance. which vii b. accom-
phnec by tie above numbered
anaendatOry Ordinances introduced
a tbs meeting and = which
meeting al citizens ans parties
81 interest shall have az oppor
unity - be heard on sad matter
Tnzz notice . gwen - uarsu
ancF - q resolution adopted b.
tAe Beard af Mayor ana Canacl
mn - Q meeting 81 SD Eoas5
he'd 81 Saturday. 1uly =. 1871
- sane appears from the min
uta - sad sneeanE
Witness oar hands tbs TIE 10th
dax = July is41
WALTER r GuLLEY
Mayor.
s h FREDERIC.
Clerk.
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EAsT Moss poIKT BAPTIsT

NeNFanie q seFFlreN
$50 A M-Sundsv school
1880 a Morning sermon
6W p N-TnaininE Union
TO p M-Evangelisiir Mes
EaHH
TO = r.. WEDNESDAY Prayer
meeting
The public Is cordially invited
to worship with us
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor.
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

MOSS POINT
METHODIST
Schedule for she week
Sunday
as5 A N-Church sehooi
ITO A. - Worship SERVICES
6zW p M-Youth Fellowship
30 p M-Worship services
Monday
SIC p M-Meeiing Of v s C.
s Circles Nay Cowan ceeils
nsiieY
Tuesday
80 p M-narriet Falrey Cir.
Gle.
"Wednesday
10 p M-Ald-week pnsyei
services
r l. WALTON.
Pastor.
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou Cas0tte
Sunday Sclsooi a. SIS a Dc
1Aaza Ldn1ef. superintendent
Preaching MfNsce every tsfki
sTsd 1ourfh Sunday. a. EkM A.
ard Ts1a = ~
Re1. A y WEXFORD.
Pastor
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E~scATAwPA BAPTIST

CHURCH
Sunday
loco a N-Sun8ay school
Lloyd Oliver. superintendent
lI0e A. M-NofuinR worship.
rs y M-Eveuine service
each Isl and 1rd Sunday.
Monday
1ss0 p Nv ne T. business
meeting
Wednesday
80 = M-Sunaay school
cuanciL general business
\ { WfNDHAM,
Pastor.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
kuaaa. Mss
Meets ID FHemens Hal
kzhs school 100 = 3
Worship $50 p ~
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

sunday Scheoz IT RN A NJ
Laaa lander. superintendent
Young Peoples Meeting 81
TOO = ~
Preaching every sunday at
500 p NJ
J S JENKINS.
-
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0ftIINAMLE IxsIa44
NOTICE OF
CHANGE AND AMENDMENT
TO ORDINANCE NO. Hiss.
IS AMENDED BY ORDI-
MANCES Nc. s-is<I and Ne.
1854 0RDI.
lance
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49, aAPrIsT cHuRcH

FIRST sAPTIsT CHURCH
FaEouia Mississippi
Hour 81 Service
fenaant
Sunday
a4s a A.. Sunday sehoel. W.
Y Robinson. superintendent
1faa a n mofuinE worship
80 p ~ Bspiiss Training
.UnIan Mrs J = Adams direc
.iaE
Eaa0 p A. Evening worship
= elnssdav-
s = b. Prayer service
H
50 p RI choir rehearsal
Love r Gotten director
= NaFm weIeoTue Is extended
Faa = attend TIE services = cur
church Especially are Re happy
b aass TIE service men N0zsilp
#ath rs
L E GREEN IN d
ussiar
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gThc International Unsfoxrx
Lesson on ne Shove tople fnf July
r. i Gemesa - the Colder Tena
e.nf Genesis s IS All ~
rnsnbeF My covenant
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rHs7 PRESBYTERIAN

EEH3T PEEnEI THAN
CHURCH
- Zaniy street
Euadas jus -
ess - H saIaav Za
10 a = meEn-lE E
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rAInvIEw BAPTIST CHURCH

Market street
Revival maetiuE Beginning
On ihe aeeosa Sunday n July.
there @ili be 5 revival meeting AZ
lals Church Hex l. y Hnelanc
WIIl conduct the services Every
baaK aelcunse
Rev RAY HAMILTON
Pastor
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Il. s. FRED TAYLOR
CLERK OF THE BOARD or
SUPERVISORS OF JACKSON
COUNTY. MISSISSIPPI
Tie TIT, 7 =. 73l
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WALTER r GuLLEY
Mayor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
A Ride in a Paper Boat

and / thought II was a man. II
turned out to be a first-class case
Of being in love with love. or an
image created in my own mind"
Sue shrugged. What else Is
love ?"
Love Is something else" Halle
said steadily IT'S a current that
flows through you and Changes you
It's forever fed from a deep sea
It's a sure knowledge Of trust and
tenderness given and received and
returned"
For a girl that was only In love
with love. you seem to know a lot
about it,"
Eyes, / do" Halle answered,
some Of her surprised realization In
her tone.
Sue wasn't there, after all. when
Halle heard Eric's signal ring at
the door.
When Halle opened the door,
Eric stood there with long florist
box under his arm.
They said Hello" to each other.
but Eric made no move to kiss her.
He said. Boy. you look like an
Indian. You've put on weight. too.
It's becoming"
Thank you" she said formally.
Eric tossed his hat on table and
sat down What's the idea Of COM
ing here? Ka 'e's got the place all
fixed up for you"
II don't kr whether I'm going
back there or not"
Don't know? What's In the
air"
II I'm ma .ng different ar
engagements. Eric. I'm going to live
with Sue for a while. She'll take
over your share of the house or. if
you wish to keep it. well find an
other place"
Eric said. DO you know what
you're saying ?"
Yes" she said simply.
you mean that you and E.
that we re qultsI You aren't going
to live with me ?"
II was hard to answer, although
she could have done it in a word.
In the pause. Eric's face bright
ened. Il get it, honey It's because
I'm away so much. You want COM
pany. You had me scared for a mo-
ment."
"No-you were right, Eric. May
be this abruptness, this telling you
this way sounds brutal, but it's the
only way. I've been thinking about
it for a long time and now I've
made my decision There isn't much
more to be said. I'm not going to
change my mind"
Listen. you can't do this to me,
Halle. You haven't an excuse in
the world"
Perhaps you think l haven't"
Il know darned well you haven't
What kind of a marriage did you
want? We've had as good as any
couple you can name. We've had
ups and downs and taken them in
our stride. You've been :"
e. :. brick" she said brittle.
ly. Eric was saying so many fan
tastic things that she couldn't sep
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
Ne,Us From OakUiIIe

the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mason.
Thursday guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burget were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Schassber-
ger and daughter Pearl and Jacob
Burget, Monroe, Allen Burget and
Elsie Kruger, Ypsilanti.
Thursday guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holzinger were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hurley and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Philip ScheicK
and son Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Hurley and daughter Gym
thia, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Vanacer
and Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Grcse,
all of Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lentz and
son Robert, near Milan, were Sun
day guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Lentz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Helzerman
were dinner guests Sunday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith, Allen Park.
Sunday guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnsdale
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Stark
and sons, Leonard, Richard AMI
Driglas, and daughters. Wilma and
Lois, Trenton, and evening guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Lynford Barns
dale and daughters, Patricia and
Joan, and son Fred, Wyandotte.
Sunday afternoon guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. STANLEY
Binicki were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stein, Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs. Law.
renee Zawacki and grandchildren,
Laurine and Caroline, Jacksonville
Rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winferd Helzerman
spent Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Gu
cas-, Deerfeld. and Donna Jean
Smith returned home with them af-
ter spending a few days at the Gu
cas- home.
Thursday guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Binicki were
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Hoffman, May
bee; Mrs. Cecilia Mauer and Jor-
don Pajess. Milan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Schell, Elwell Rd.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Liedel and daughter Jo-
anne and son Robert, Andrew
Dwarnick and son Andrew. Nj.
and Mrs. John Zawicka and sen
Leo were guests Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles Downing and her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. James Yarg-
er, Albany, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
BY
MARIE
BLIZZARD

arate them TO refute them.
IF Id been chasing around WITH
other women II / hadn't
chueked in money to support you
II I'd :"
II only they didn't have to say
things.
Eric, / don't believe I can make
you see II. but III try. told you
before that there was something
indecent to me about our marriage.
Just two people living under the
same roof. without the grace OF
love. But then | loved you"
"Love!" Eric repeated. How
women 60 on about love! ! suppose
you don't think ! loved you"
NO" she said. Il don't think you
did. You liked me and life was fair
ly easy and pleasant with me: but
the world Is full Of other women
who might have been In my place.
You see. that's why there was
never anything sacramental about
it."
Did you want me to kiss the
hem Of your gown and protest my
grand passion ?"
She looked at him sadly.
I'm just not that kind Of a guy.
Halle"
II know you aren't. You see, l
know all the things you aren't.
That's why don't love you any
more"
why don't you just skip this
love talk? We're old married peo-
pie We've been through a lot to-
gether :"
But we haven't been. We
haven't even got that. You've made
gestures, but you've never been
through anything. There isn't any,
thing to keep us together"
Who's selfish now? How do you
suppose l. feel about this?"
Il don't think you feel anything
but slight irritation because
you're going to be inconvenienced
to .he extent Of changing your ad-
dress. And you'll get over that. I'm
not thinking very much about how
you feel. can't care at all, Eric.
I'm sorry. but you've removed
yourself to where you can never
reach me with any emotional re-
Spouse at all. If you'd ever been
capable of feeling deeply, Of loving
deeply :"
II suppose you are?"
II am" she said.
Eric's face went suddenly
wicked. His eyes narrowed. There
was a queer, triumphant grin on
his face.
That's just what thought" he
said. why aren't you honest with
me? Do you think I'm blind ?"
"Blind?" she said, trapped by
surprise into repeating the word
guiltily.
mo woman leaves a man unless
there's another man."
"Eric." she protested, shocked.
Il was fool to lose you to Win"
"Eric!" The way she spoke his
name was like slap across his
face.
(To Be COntinued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
Rural Events
TODAY
CkAI1A.

TODAY
Sheldon
W. S. c. S. at home of Mrs. Cor
don Black, s. Sheldon Rd.
Fourth Club leaders will meet
at church and meal will be served
by w. S. c. S.
York
Evangeistic service. York Baptist
Church.
Stony Creek
W. S. c. S. Study Club postponed
from Jan. /.
Goodwill Missionary Society re-
,gular afternoon meeting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Shupp
and Mr.. and Mrs. We're Schupp.
London
w. S. c. S. at home of Mrs.
George Hammond. Potluck dinner,
noon.
Cherry Hill
Superior Community Farm Blu.
reau meet with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Smalley, Martz Rd., at o'clock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08

Jack Downing and daughter Susan
were Thursday guests of Mrs. Eli
zabeth Johnson. Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holzinger ut.
tended the General Custer" show
in Monroe Saturday afternoon.
Sunday guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holbinger were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cletus Willets and
daughter Dorothy. Ecorse; Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Willets and son Rob-
ert, Flat Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Straub en-
tertained for supper Thursday Mr.
and Mrs. James Haeszle and daugh-
ter, Irene Mae. and son John, Mr..
and Mrs. Ben. Straub, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Straub and son John, Arth-
ur Straub and daughter Annabel,
and sons, Dale, Arnold and Roy,
Mrs. Jean Kreager and son Robert.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY

Oakville. Mich, Jan. S-Mr. and
Mrs. William Mason entertained
Saturday in honor of Mr.. Mason's
birthday, Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. We'd
der and Mr.. and Mrs. George Os-
born, Whitaker, and Mr.. and Mrs.
william VANITY, near Milan, were
guests.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08

Schools Reopen
The rural schools opened Mon
day after a two weeks vacation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
NINETY ENLIST

Detroit, Mich. Jan. S--lNS-The
largest group Of Marines ever en-
listed IN one day in Michigan-s0
strong-Tuesday was en- route TO
Eaining camps accompanied by 40
others whose induction was delay.
ed by transportation difficulties.
Previously. the one-day record was
-. set last Saturday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08

(To Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
CHAPTER FORTY SIX

IT WAS late in September when
Sue and Halle returned TO New
York. In the Maine woods the
leaves were already turning TO red
and orange and the nights were so
sharply cold that a blazing FIRE
was not enough to keep the chill
winds from blowing through thin
walls.
Sue came in from a painting at
tempt one afternoon. blowing on
her fingers. Guess it's time to
move on" she said.
II was the day Halle had hoped
to postpone indefinitely. 1t was not
going to be easy to tell Eric her
decision. Shed tried to put II in a
letter. 20 pave the way. to soften
the blow II would. she knew. be 2.
blow to Eric; but it had to be. She
had no fe cling whatever of SYM
pathy for Eric. 1t simply didn't
matter any more what he thought
or felt There was an unbridgeable
gulf between them. But she couldn't
put 1t in a letter. There was too
much to say.
There'd heen a letter from Eric
a few days before
Give me a couple Of days no.
tice,' he'd written Katie wants to
do the reception up brown. She's
cleaned the place, but refuses to
take covers off until the day you
arrive"
Halle didn't even answer that
letter She sent him a night letter
from Boston.
ARRIVING NEW YORK To-
MORROW TUESDAY MORNING
AND WILL GO DIRECT TO
SUES STUDIO STOP WILL
STAY WITH SUE UNTIL HEAR
FROM YOU STOP PLEASE
COME THERE AS SOON AS Pos
SIBLE STOP MAKE NO PLANS
FOR RECEPTION AT HOUSE
AND MAKE NO HOUSEHOLD
ARRANGEMENTS UNTIL WE
MEET. HALLE.
1t wasn't mucn in the way OF
preparation, but it did contain a
hint. The trouble with Eric was
that he never took hints for what
they were.
Halle wasn't sure that Eric
would be in New York Since he'd
been flying for the Frederickson
company, he'd been flying back and
forth to Central America.
Sue said. why don't you ring
up the airport and find out ?"
He'll come as soon as he gets
my wire"
When he does, I'll give you a
fine imitation of the proverblal bat
out OF you-know-where. In other
words, Susie will make herself
scarce. But one will get you five
that you'll go back to him. All he
has to do is give you one OF those
oblique looks and a wistful smile"
mot any more. fell in love with
those oblique looks and that smile,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08

Eugene Enders returned to Mon
roe Saturday after spending his
vacation with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brabant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnsdale
and sons, Robert, James and Nor
man. and their guest, Mrs. Edna
Barnsdale, Trenton, spent Thurs
day and Friday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Proctor, Tecum-
sch.
Mrs. Margaret Lulow and Mrs.
Margaret Downing spent Friday in
Detroit.
Thursday guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mason were
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doherty and
sons, Lynn and Robert, Ann Ar
Dor.
MIR. and Mrs. Anthony Werstein
and family had dinner Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Eisenhau.
er.
Miss Ada Lautenschlage has re-
turned to her home in Ann Arbor
after spending a week visiting at
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
FATALITY ADDED

Flint. Mich. Jan. SINS six
days after the books were officially
closed. another traffic death the
l02nd-Tuesday was added 70 Gen
esee county's 1871 toll as Miss
Lucy Monroe. 81. of Bay City lied
OF injuries suffered December rs
IN an automobile accident.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08
JANUARY 9

Cone
Evangelistic services at Metho-
dist Church.
Sheldon
Regular meeting OF Sheldon
P. T. A. at the school house in
the evening at p. m. Ford band
will play.
Salem
P.T.A. meeting at school, 1880
p. M. Miss Ardis Nugent, speaker.
JANUARY 1o-1t
Cone
Evangelistic service at Methodist
Church.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08

Col. Albert l. Sneed. above, is
the new commanding officer OF
the vast Southeast Air Corps
Training Center, succeeding Mai.
Gen. Walter r. Weaver. acting
chief Of the air corps. now sta
toned in Washington Colonel
Sneed was formerly commandment
Of Maxwell field. Alabama. S. A.
c. T. c. headquarters.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-15
100000 More Men
To Be Drafted This Year
More Money
For Navy

Washington, Oct. l5.-(AP)-
y bill that would boost the fis-
ca! years outlay Tor the Navy 10
S3O,82I 100000 in cash and con-
'rac;ual authority went before
the Senate today with the unani-
NOUS approval OF its apprp-
rIatIonS committee.
The measure. carrying ST.
362 100000 for the construction
OF 1851 additional Navy
planes. was expected 10 win
speedy approval. Included in it
was authorization for the Nav,
10 begin letting contracts on
lOu,OOO tons Of new aircraft car
r!crS. 100000 tons of cruisers.
100000 tons of dcStrOycrS and
escort vessels and 100000 tons
OF auxiliary vessels at an overall
cost of $500. 100000.
The measure would make
S+60.95l.0O available for pay
increases and 10 finance allow
anccS 10 the dependents of Navy.
Marine Corps and Coast Guard
personnel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-15
Institutions
Hike Budget
Orphanages, Training
Schools and Other In
stitutions S u b m t
Money Requests.

Raleigh, Oct. l5.-(AP)-Or-
phanaGes. training schools and
other institutions asked the State
advisory budget commission to-
day for increased apprOpria-
lions to care for salary i'll
crcascs and improved accOmmo-
dationS for all.
The n. G.. School fui IN" Deaf ask
ed for Sill .402 and SlT2.li6 for the
next bicnnium. compared with Sl45.-
Cos and Sll5. 29l for the present two
year period.
Other requests. for the next bicn-
nicum. and the present one. in or
der. were:
State School for the Blind. Sl17.-
$50 and SlT5.739 and Sl4l.l62 and
l3.3o3: blind aid. $1,000 and $4,000
and S2,226 and $1,000: Confederate
Woman's home. Fayetteville, $l2.0G9
and Sl2.Ii9 and SllO85 and SILL
G91: OXGord Orphanage. $4,000 and
$50. 900 and 100000 and 100000: N
{. Colorcd Orphanagc. $4,000 and
$50. 900 and 100000 and 100000 East
Carolina Training School. S46.166
and Sl5.276 and Sii.8i4 and S42.457:
and Morrison Training School. $50
ii3 and $75.O8 and S5l 1857 and S52.-
i73.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-15
Reds Propose
Punishment
Of Nazi Heads

Mr>rnw. cot. l5.--(AP) The
Russian 60, comment. contributing
prcriCr S'y'n- ,ICw on punishment
of axis war 'rudcrs. proposed today
that special tribunal undertake Il;
once e. punish any one Oi the
leader, ol fascist Germany who. N
,hc course rl 'uc war. has fallen
into he hHrd- of states fighting
against Il'!cr'tc Germany"
Wh.lc Rudolf Hess was not mCn-
toned specifically III this passage Of
The EuS.'Iu announcement. he SEEM
cd tc i've the most important If not
the oaly captive axis adhercnt fail
ing in the catCCUrM of prisoners
against whom immediate action was
yuuchi by Russia.
He's. former deputy fuchrcr. has
boon y british prisoner since MAY 10.
1851 whcu hc paraChutcd 10 earth
IN Scotland. hCnr'nC what both Stain
ir.nt.nu.i "u T1gr Four
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-15
Cotton Crop
Sells High
Ii Sold at September
Farm Prices, Crop
Would Bring Highest
Return Since 1925.

Washington. Oct. 15.-(AP--
The Agriculture department
said today that this years cot
ton crop. if sold at September
farm prices Ior lint and seed.
wGuld return 10 growers ST.
520. COS 900 the highest income
sine" 1928 and IS per cent more
Than 1911 crop.
On the Other a.md. the crop would
Dr!uc 81 .i32 .unuotO. the department
sid. +! sold q; asst seasons aver
." .arm prices ;nr lint and seed
IN income %. HAT size would be tho
/. rg"-, since 1928.
The September farm price of
lint-lS.5g cents Il pOund-Was
the highest for any September
since 1927. The price of seed was
Sij.S:S per ton which. except for
September and October. 1871.
was the highest since Deem
her. 1923.
In report 4GrlylinG future co.
:rr prospects. ne department Said
domestic consumption during IN"
current season vas expected +
reach - lclcl Of II 100000 bales
compared with II 1000 in The >cn-
SON which closed July 81. II said thar
further increase ~ consumption
would hr q,.'r limited b"cru.c "f Il
tight labor situation III th". cot II
textile industry H"d the ""Hr capar-
~ oncra;irn n' many mills.
With this years crop cXcccdna
81, OIL "a,