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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25

N L IL " o4%AA4NO ~
MI ous," writes an Arkan-
= V L sas wife 81 knew it,
or suspected it, before I was
married, but I didn't know how
serious it was, or that it would
affect every phase of my life
with him. Now I find myself
made completely wretched by
his watching me and suspecting
me and questioning me, and l
don't seem able to cope with the
matter at all.
"To begin WITH" her letter
goes on, 81 was married three
years ago, at Is, to man more
than twice my age. Lewis was A
then, my mothers friend. My IA
Their died when I was baby; my
mother remarked Immediately; her
second husband being Lewis older
brother.
Lewis spoiled me when was a
small girl, sent me beautiful pres
ents to school, came to my gradua-
ton, and it seemed to me wonder
full and romantic to be married that
very day. But now I think it was
silly to crowd graduation and mar
riage into one day; was so much
of kid that regretted missing the
big dance that evening.
even in my childhood he was
jealous, teasing me about liking this
boy or that better than I did him.
But in those days Lewis seemed to
me a sort of god, playing tennis
and golf, wearing evening clothes to
marvellous parties into which I
couldn't even peep, and adored by
all his patients. He is an eye doc
tor. It never occurred to me that
he could be serious when he said
he was jealous.
InQuisitive Husband.
However, as soon as we were
married I found out how much in
earnest he was. From the begin
ming he wanted to know everything
I was doing, or even thinking. ]
had to read my letters aloud to him
before sent them, and show him the
answers. We had a housekeeper,
now my sons nurse, who was asked
to accompany me practically every
where, and was questioned when we
got back. She is my good friend,
by the way, and takes my side in
everything.
"When Junior was born Lewis
showed a new side of his jealousy,
He didn't like me to gush over the
baby, sent him away whenever pos.
sible. If Junior shows eagerness tc
reach me, holds out his arms-he is
IS months old now-Lewis says
here now, we're not going to have
this mother s-boy stuff and otter
gets the little fellow screaming.
"An his interest in society /:
dead; he says 1 killed it by making
such a fuss about other men, q
thing I never have done and never
will do. He wants to be at home
every evening, sometimes having
| OI0er men III luz DiAuSC, ""Cu
don't play. One of his first request!
was that neither my mother nor m!
sister should ever come to the hous,
without being invited; I could asl
them as often as liked but the!
must never come otherwise.
'This has made for great formal
ity and stiffness where there ough
to be SO much pleasure and east
ness; in fact, my mother has los
all patience with Lewis, and ever
her husband, who is Lewis brother
rarely makes any effort to see us.
Always Asking Questions.
ct can charge anything like any
where, and we live luxuriously, bu
my actual money allowance is onl,
$40 a month; and do what I will
can't seem to make any EXTENSIVE
plans on that. ! mean can't g
| -r-TE@-
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
COMMUNICATION:

COMMUNICATION: The house
ways and means committee has ap-
proved an increase of at least SO
per cent in the tax on telephone
and telegraph charges of all kinds.
RESIGNATION: In order that
younger man might take his place,
Sir Harry Luke, British governor of
the Fiji islands and high commits
sioner of the western Pacific since
1888, has resigned.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25

personal RESPONSE
bility would be car
ried out mercilessly
ag ainst all expo
nents of the Nazi
party and the Reich
governm ent on
Czech territory, be-
ginnin G with the
former prote ctor,
Baron Won Neurath,
all leaders of the
Gestapo and SIS for
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
BOTTOMS UP:
For Jap Macy

Eight japanese aircraft carriers
at least half of that country's
known carrier power-were sunk or
so badly damaged in the Midway
and Coral Sea battles that they will
be unfit for early action, informed
naval sources have estimated.
Based on communicates issued by
the u. S. army and navy and Allied
headquarters, capital ship losses of
Japan and the United States from
December z up to and including the
Midway battle are as follows:
JAPAN
1 Battleship l Seaplane tender
4 Aircraft carriers 16 Cruisers
UNITED STATES
I Battleship / Seaplane tender
l Aircraft carrier l Cruiser
The official communicates concern
only those ships whose loss is I'M
questioned. Unofficial reports in
clude ships whose loss, though I'M
verified, is fairly certain.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
Russians Cheered by U. S. War Pact
Pledging Support of Second Front;
Nations Scrap Rubber Pile Grows;
u. S. Information Units Consolidated

columns they
analyst TINS newspaper
Western Newspaper Union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
By KATHLEEN NORRIS
Bell Syndicate-wNU Features.

On TY HUSBAND is jeal-
MI ous," writes an Arkan-
= v l. sas wife 81 knew it,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-06-25
Always Asking Questions.

ct can charge anything I like any
where, and we live luxuriously, but
my actual money allowance is only
$40 a month; and do what will I
can't seem to make any extensive
plans on that. I mean I can't 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

fronts. And should Russian troops be able
TO free Lenin9rad and begin the isolation Of
Finland il is improbable that she could spare
men and supplies TO aid the Firms.
Thus drive TO break the siege Of
teuingrad may lead TO the end Of the war
for Finland
This might open The way, especially #
Finland withdrews, for On Allied attack in
northern Norway Conveys 10 Murmdnsk
are harried by NJ, flyers based along the
Norwe 9ian coast, and farther north bad
weather slows the flow Of supplies TO Russe
Seizure Of the northern tip Of Norway
might possibly open land route across
Scandinavia TO Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

A Ii ALONG the for-reachfng Russian front
- the armies Of Hitler are under heavy
attack IncessentIy pounded, German troops
find themselves begged down in the deep
SHOWS Of Russian winter.
There are hints that an offensive may
be started in the Lake linen area TO raise
the siege Of Leningrad, now in It's 9th
month. Tie Soviet troops striking west and
theN nor. in That area might trap the armies
Of Field ! D. 1eNGeneraI 0uenther Won Kuee.
Should This move be successfuI--it failed last
winter-Fnand which long has been reported
ekin9 q separate peace, would be
threatened With isolation.
Germany nov is threatened on many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

With Finland partly isolated by Soviet
drive south OF the Finnish Gull, strste-
eists claim the opportunity will be at
hand for = British.Ameriea campaign
10 retske Northern Norway.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

Tbs aass zee q 5 ssfifa saansafea
b ~ AsHenaf Haassa FaanaAt5sns )
asx8Eass seF mid aaaaalss 4 la4as
nessaaausnn wnkanaz htsE pazsA :
zEEhaca tnaeac - TIE aaNent5e
hNsFmeu1 EHmsuafsaa q h4ssmsaf
ssezrs asteuss = nesh lsfes# kssE
= sessx bessef 81 seer ~fsfanee nhs
b. pastsa e ths firing ssesn 81
ksssaes ana beshfaaa n~Hanssne -
serasee n sas n eHi5 - e. easa
mEsaafx ExssAAzaa q lhs hass& ~
- Is sNsaf nsans eTrs NJ paHeA snd
ertFY teaas = 1as = sfe4 II -
rssesHf Moreover. fAis : Sc resanm
aal uAf 70 hze ~ fesI = $50
szsssag and hfssag Sc asaaea. ~
tnTtasF pzaucassft zaasess - -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
PrivcteIy Built War
Worker Home Units
Mortgages Finance

Washington q C-DannK tlss
sln4s FIVE weeks 1t weratl0n ar
Ger Ire neW war hsaasing afrman4s
usenzs 10 the Naaa0nal HOUSING
Act FLA 1eM alImes have -
proved appFu2lmaaels M0n0 or
valelx Isnancea waf housing
units foE Hlarigaee UNITS fog mort
EagR Insurance. unatss Tssae VI
Feaenai Housing Commissioner
Ahnef r Ferguson amnoaactd
II ne five weRk pessad endea
JalE - ar Ferguson SAID firm
commitments weze issued t. IN
sure Iasss Title VI messeaee
aggregat4ng s6oseT 80. upon
completion II the properties sn
aceor9snee W8th FLA abpruvrd
plans and spacafacaflonS a nam
Der If these mortgages viii f.
nanre two. thFee ~ four tnmliy
structures fof war woE kerx. with
tas balance representing SlngIe
iamals waF dwellings Al con
ssFacusE Under the Title " pro
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

bmaf Iamkxr Aganafauares. A..oeis.
an fxr CssaneesrsH Asraue. Azsa.
~ p = r<Hzansag Ds=5xn L
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

uum Is heated ii tire critical
waF huNaslnK areas designated ~
me President
The rscent amendments n tire
National Housing Act Increased
D. $50 B00O00 the FHAS aathog
szafton "a insure war haGing
laars hy private Lending instffu
tapFAs unaer Title u and effect
eG other changes de4 ened 10 IA
ciIltatc private waf housing con
StguctIon. especially for rent The
previous $500. Coz. o00 insurance
AUTHORIZATION under Title VI had
reh e1aaassea b April 1. 1854
II issuing mortgage insurance
commitments under tt4ese snen6
p1entx FHA fieln utflees have ex
ereased great care 90 make sure
thsf oF1ly housing which is AT
gently needed f0f the NaF effort
ann whwf d Sc designated rs 70
IRffect maximum economies IN Use
Is scarce wa materials wA1 b
finaneea under the program. Mr.
Ferguson asserted
The builders at these projects
must certify that occupancy pr
uriw viii be extended Is war
workers for &C. days after corn
pietiun. with reasonable prefer
eres gwen 90 uar worker ocru-
pants thereafsef Plans are care
Iuias resheeked to assure mini
mann use Of critical materials
ana AafisfacsaFy assurance mist
b. presented that tire materials
needed 10 complete the project
ase aTailahie The need for the
war h0asing IN the respective 10
calisies = also appraised by FHAl
field offices IN relation 70 Dossi
bie neadtuxtmentx IN war indus
ux operations
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

portion % Their spending
The menace 81 billions Of dol
lars eanpetlne Ter ; RESTRICTED
supph q goods eannus easily b.
exaggerated
BIT Fahev declared fhzt ne
best way g. efEsef expressions q.
concern uye1 tine pszxfufar pxrsod
70 pnans to Some af me base
cuvm uf ffnanlrne the war
through current income
The government wants people
C build up q great reserve, in ad
u4sHun - financing sha war on a
su9znd has be said Mhen tha5
reserve 81 buying power IS ~
ssed Il will stimulate aua pxaea
time economy We've had xnessd
ms programs before but nexe
n the history q any country has
there been buying power distrib
uted through Sd CLASSES Of cit
zefn sGseh Is there win De af1e
thls war is over-H We all 40 our
part now.
Private enterprise Is gong
through q period Of severe read
l%as1nent Many major industries
are beng entirely converted to.
wsaf others are being forced 10
restrict their operations 20 q pain
tul degree The hope Of these IN
daastrie and Of aii private enter
prise Is the DayIng pewe. thas'
can be hulil Up ssaroGagh 8 Or
sfam 81 national saving
| think that If TINS fun bic
ture Is gwen 10 the American
people tley vii have 3 neu IN
defxtandlng OF the constructive
steps the government Is taking l.
assure = klna Of peace which Nj
make worth while the sacrifice.
we are going 70 be called upon 4
endure whiie the war lasts
NJ. Faheg said kAzat TIE Z r
glaaai banks Of TIE Federal Horrw
Loan Bank System. Which pro
woes : credit reserve FOR sasne
sfsQ savings and loan asoeiA
tons and other thrift and home
financing Institutions are CO op
'ersting with these institutions IL
Al About campaign fo sell usf
BONDS and Stamps-a campaign.
e las fof ne auraaan Abaat
100aeo0 Investors and borrowers
aEe noW served D. member inst
EHaaH& q the bank svszexa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

TIE var housing construction
npproved thux faT unaeg tire new
Title VT amendments represents
3 Substantial eentFibatson ~ xhe
supply Of surh housing antKspat.
e hun tase pTiwaie bailasmg IN
aukt1g uurAns @ cosaiaE L
na0nsh& III FerRuson SAID.
Schedules wsSfkrd cat ~ the
Natf0nal Housing AEency. he
poanted cut coll fer the conafrac
ueE By private builders 81 ap
pF~axinnatrly zT0 Go permanent
family dwelling UNITS 50 meet
RaFt g skse essential reeds - irn
migrant war workers during the
IL naonihs ending next JuaA
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

heeo IL acres r NJ eosner q
Nh q ~ Sex L TFEN
Hrs Daass Snsish = Alter b.
- hyss s. afsd s ct DAISY susstk
subdivision Gfe 81 pascannula.
James = EauiA3 ane Airs
darnn# = Gautles T. Naltsf nam
mena and Als9e & Hamuaone. 1of
: block 3 - aautiefK frs a.
uihun Il CRY e Mos POINT. sab
DIVISION q ~ af ~ IL See
= 7 S 5 v iot belnE s. \
SO teet
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
Home Must
IN
H0mnepaH

-E@nil#I
Tega8 ana nsssk4enanef sfe Wits.
II the preservation e ATT Anaf
hunas properties r. saand HvahAf
rhssdistuH curing wsftlme Fef
fat HSusnk cu4sauim4ds AZ
~ = p ausos declared Aas
Hcau3 pt ihs ufKrsas neea fcr
critical maf asasax
81 IRIS fsf1sp eafsssfuraan hAs
r kfaFpsy eaftailee ana s
Maf heussnk pgalpeis hs4 hMs1as
huiis sfN ~ necessity ssse V@6 e
1ees Tn nAeas 81 IT, most axaaf
81 waf iu1axtry nsrN ~.
Nuzsn sasa
This eassasnan makra Il a.
Ne nQsr sn,prrative thar oAr SIP
sly a - TING hnsasg4 D. kep'
. aduusH Fepaass Nansi nina
e a4 AtsnHA4 If sanitation
sr8 hralsh. fAsr fBsfn usef u
~ ns
II Anean tahi tA exist
III wIH represent III ars
honK atAilans ~ t dusa
tlnn 81 -
II - Hzs p4st IL wartime ct
aEar nz sepn1f AAn ansnraare un
DEF Title ! 81 iia Nasannai anaa
tine Art sha Housing
Aaneisssratinn Is etseNn9 tina
puFniF luxufv repairs 81 augar
wmp1e5irn xhns4aH ~ pusfpuaaz
Until afae8 the war
Ho@e eseent.Ng fepai1k nee
~ sanitation 81 heafth 8
~ pseFenfing deeas ana 4esers
nsatlQn r existing pfopsfsles afs.
eunsaatfen ann9uprAait purposes
tN beams ins1fsa nssaN hEs hhaSs
IT TIM VIVA praNsam
i undertaken Dhosnnlgk eAsrf
hAa WORK Ct shaA klf0 usaaln ne
Qusrss tf4e outlay 81 onl. fela
ftw 9asnr kug7gz wE eT n.
REPAID narv Times nAas b. fna.n
uenAnre Is values ane ~ avase
anef e tns major repaafS s4se,
We0lt ctheF@iss b. required late.
on
unaef the Nar paaaucsso4
boafas Construction Conserve
Nan Order Llsf m-aAntenanN
Nofk and essential Hepairs thal
&C. moi change structural design
ARE permitted wlEinpas fenfher IA.
t~b0sszaaon provided fhF usprgI
osses naf involve purchase IS crit
kai materials fof NhlrA 6 M.pH
preferences rating order d re
aulree Where i prefefenze rat
lna u neeae0 application zen be
fnaae il the regular manner
Loans r. financs essential -
pairs may - secured aan1m ms
Tt ] pFnsxan - assaassaA - =
&4AeH hasn aasisg~d nraa44.r IN
ktssatlons II III parts nf the eoan
~ 5akh loans are nunalH -
uual uagAsshlF msnaanh. usah
maximum terms beng subject te
the provisions If the Federal Re-
serve Baareis Regulation u.
The Title ! program also PEI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

ss : 49, 90 zalsr n
~ aHaY s.
q - - $3.50 aeeaa1ax =
TIE nee 81 e ua6nn
asenek - saan e n
sQnahN pEHees asH So - =
Id Aas4s aaeH can he Is
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

mitk ieanx Ter relaone
Feraing existing sHurtnx
Designated 49, lnzusIrY
pfgxIde addii5onaI 1Helng
moaa1aank auf Nar NoFkens
6 S1rn purposes faa1 nFEoINE
amounts - L. 5000 Nith terms
s Is long - ; sezrx
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

II everyone e operates the psss
kkzE HEfa ferHzse vii main
TN fbesf value = actual buying
peaeH Bit { Tie nation gaes o.
: zcnnEnE apnee wE1h Is present
Ns HaesHHH peapie nos azaIv wiil
have - reserve savings AFTER the
nAt. nut the buying power OF
shes wages - decrease II pro
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
Saving Vital
rmFuiure
National Safety

E
Il 4
ein9 mEen Ia i q Hhss
e. Pc rsn f ncossl
II w. bonds Amcgaaa# nsa b.
rmaenrra That on ihe volume
fH @snA mt ~ cusrn. #
e shs ard 6
taft ~nanesss saseff 81 ft coar
J6hn Il Faher en1
Hoa Lear R
DECLARED
Il pah wili ofss real iha
naones AaveU curing re Waf
nseank tine rnsf4rs t. Faake = 5awr
pasSnras wnsch alftfnaKeit az
Aanm the ownership sf s 1auf r
: ieu years hesn neN q at Il
means reacalFN sufne other csa
GOA Gees x4ll efsssss in tia
uftsezts program To- tAh
eAfHss purposes ssie NJ
Tt hfM pa Il rnurs
mgklce Il maf countrr e va
N waset ossF v1etvY IS wifai e.
ese 0n TIT mcpne purpose
nain L. Is na extra
vii mean continued n
uueutal stt1sits. nh faH work
efa ard general prosper alter
shV wM II wope MsfI nnas stick
4 tacNr ID xhvea az Wfe faas
fset vii ind aress Satisfaction
ift results u Their feTs
! self den.a
A The &HH tlnae ! feel t6af
sauala seallzs faIlF
what uhnee Naa kpnadIne
81 TINS fa4a meaaa2 We usiszt un
aefetaae usai II s certain 81 cause
ha hetfE rss which vii
aeah tf vaiue cuf Of an1 IN
salaries n wages
NJ hnan tha4 tss nhole
ee0ntfK VIII enlist III TIE Na
K n v IT. FsaNe
Nasa buxause 10 per- cent AZ j.
ctsfnH nals fia linas nf tits ae
aHe Americans gRasss to s %
trEasif an
Bu ! think 8 ulnae emphatic
measure sfsuuia be Nt1e rs
declared The treasury seesn
sus wani T. afeeT4 snso Ma+
Assnas the money people hAbltaaI
IS hsvt PIT aeay toF nest egg
AHn fhe ea0Ht1ae 81 sheH efii8
i s4Hh neepAe t. a.
n txp a mrsrlg ard ba ws
ARC aar u adtasl Z
@anfs prsH IS have eexss cert
nu xea In adequate living x
~ t@caaae ~ annes
spending carries : stastx nanastv
Tire 5 gong e. he hafa or
n1anH p There are milhan
. nen arc anasasn maklnr zsass
fm - fhst sissae II Neafe
- 3 result 81 wartime lnatlwsal
cEpanklpn Wishaus realizing 4he
eIaexs n thsn uNn INTERESTS
they wanf e spend those ware
are i Is eas. 70 understand fhe
temptation AevFnheseM ans
spending Ter Unnecessary goods
e TINS tine-Niih Ire shursane
that are already beginning II AZ
peaf ueans higher prices ~
around N~aqaegRHnE ana 8 GER
eEal anflakasan nAmk ne eawern
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~ sausszef estane - MS i dsiaks
1--we heafpoaas an4 > ns4s AsFchrn
~ rsssss hase ofxsn xem Hgsaa And
DIR rain latm peril mzka &c eu
aass sniaE rsNa ps 81 sNavpfuE
hsh snfaHs i : aa4 zaexfwn
slve - baih huW MAe : sunare
aessgn ~ : masges # faN sos can
bn n yaufstH. Il yha ask hahss
ptt reeis Thersr = shnahg c.
al.esa md build + ssrs WrsT
e sbr NstsunsI Haasbr Msnnnufess
Assaelafiaa 1857 Caaaeas@ Aseasf
a asAaagsaa =. aea nes.m
Hikt faf nArtwularM
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-14
CRASH KILLS

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 13-OP'-
A training plane collision over Cim-
arron field today cost the lives of
instructor Mervin Davis of Oklaho-
ma City, and cadet j. F. Gillis, 19,
of Allston, Mass.
Cadet Lloyd Gravely, %, of Rocky
Mount, N. c. parachuted to safety.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-14
RUBBER PURCHASES
GIVEN TO 4 FIRMS

Continued frsm Page One)
Inc, New York, and Loewenthal
Company, Chicago.
Jones said:
'"They have nationwide organi-
cations and can handle all the
scrap that can be bought by rub
Der reserve company. Other scrap
dealers may sell scrap rubber to
rubber reserve company through
any one of these four companies
at $25 per ton, carload lots, FOB.
point of shipment. and six cents a
pound for tubes. Junk dealers have
on hand small amount of bead
less tires for which rubber reserve
company will pay $3.50 per ton
until July Is, and $3.50 per ton for
the beads
So far. Jones added, the four
companies have bought for the rub
ber reserve company, 103, 400 tons
of scrap rubber, not counting any
of the rubber collected by the oil
companies under the President S
campaign.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-14
I,IBYAN SECRETS
TO BE REVEALED
CONTINUED from Page One)


number of German tanks were hit,
and stopped, he said, and in the
action, the Yankees "did not panic,
they were aggressive, cagey and
smart"
He said the M-3 General Grants
they manned-"A vehicle of stout
armor'' whose gun was not out
ranged by the enemy, could deliver
hard, stiff, destructive blow, ;"
and take one as well.
In reply to question by Senator
Tobey (R.-N. HD he said that the
General Grants had not been forc-
ed to face German 8S millimeter
anti-tanks guns, which he describ
ed as playing a very decisive
part in the desert warfare.
Tomorrow, after talk to the
National Press club, Lodge will
make flying trip to Boston. He IS
candidate for reelection.
Over the weekend, he told a re-
porter, he held series of confer
ence and lectures with armored
force officials and men at Fort
Knox, KY, and second armored di-
vision and the Sixth Army corps IN
North Carolina. s
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-14
SUB-REGISTRATION
HELD HERE TODAY


$3.50 a. m. to IL and from $50 p. m.
to p. M.
Fifty four business men have
volunteered to do the registering
this week.
The "B" book and the "C'
book fol- additional gasoline ra-
tions for passenger car owners will
be given, and the "S-1" book and
the "S-2" book will be issued for
trucks, buses, taxis and similar
vehicles.
No GAP or ID" books will he
gwen this week, as the board an
nounced the applicants for these
types OF books must wait until
July "a before further registering
will be done.
&c" books, containing So cou-
pons, will be issued to drivers who
prove that neither an IA" book.
or an CA book plus "B" book,
will supply them enough gasoline
to carry on work related to the war
effort, or to the maintenance OF
essential public or civilian servlc :.
Such drivers will receive gasoline
only for driving in connection with
specified work or services of this
type.
Among the services for which
such rations will be issued are
medical care, maintenance of pub
lie utilities, carrying farm labor,
giving religious comfort or assis
tance, making official trips on gov.
ernment business. Only journeys
authorized by any Federal, State
local or foreign government for
their employees or officials will
be considered official trips.
In addition to the coupon books
for highway users, there will be
"E" and "H'' books for non-high,
way users, including boats, dry
cleaners, etc
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-07-14
SCHOOL PROJECTS
NEAR COMPLETION
Four Additions, Possibly
Two Others, To Be Ready
For The F.I Session

Additions to four school build
mos and possibly two Others beng
.+.,,cted in the nine-project ex-
..rsion program, will be ready
tor occupancy when the 1942-43
.ossion opens in the fall, supt.
" NJ. Roland said Monday.
Annexes to Carolina Beach Win
.or Park and Williston primary
,.;1a;nos and a second story to
th pe,liuE[@l Earest Hills building will be
a,,,,1letod a1r for the opening of
eohopI eoLla r. Mr. Roland explained.
Mr. Roland pointed out that. ac-
cordjng to present progress on the
aroiects Sunset Park and Lake
Forest buildings might possibly be
anened at the beginning of the
term Whether the project will be
completion of the first four prof.
deneuds upon continuance OF con-
NkA
s4ruction without delay.
Completion of the firstfourproj'
oc+s mentioned will give the sys'
tom q additional classrooms while
tbe other two will add 80 class.
rooms.
The present building program
will house 5000 students when
completed
Mr.. Roland said the net increase
of pupils during the last session
was 2.l03. while the total increase.
not counting losses, was 5000 pu'
pills.
With the allotment of II addition
al teachers to the New Hanover
system recently for the next schoo
term by the state school commits
sion, the county system will have
48 teachers more than the norma
staff at the next session as 3,
teachers were added for the 1941
~ term.