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Evening star., 1942-07-18
Baltimore Markets
Special Disnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
nALriMosE6 !yy go 1spStstGsos sopdSnd 1Go
essna eseE. sss sSo.ass: ssest pesstoes; Sashsi
l.75a3.60; half bushel; 1.4osI 80; beans,
busnel sSaI rs; nearly lssal SO; Susbe SAB
io5.i IS; western; crate, 4.6os5 S5;, c.l-
ssy ss p.ss s.1fS h. Sas SasSs oss
Sig Boston, s5s1 90: Iceberg, half crate:
lushel. 1 .OOa2 30: western, 2 .5oa2 rs: pep
rers bushel 5o.I e; ne.rby lS! half 6gshel gssh
fomatoes lug. 7tal 80: 12-auart basket
e5.so: nearby half bus bSshsl 1S5asb LIZ bs,i bo9ii
sDesa sDssi Hsss4RS se aS.I saso
Southern, bushel .ooaI s5: Western crate,
tews. crate, 2.S5a2. so; huckleberries: quart,
5aso Lemons o box Wfern so nr,ns.s Box
800; hall bushel, GOAL so; plpms West
sa sEn, crate. 2,6oas.6o; vatermelons' EACH
Poz,try ard Kxsx.
Live poultryaChiekens: pound Rocks,
Fowl Rocks 24a25: mixed colors,. 23a24;
IsshernS deals Ro0sters nixsd sIns sSl0,s
20a2l. -,
Esss-zNearby. nnrgadsd current Ire re-
ssDs sa.s sns. ss5s oes mixed
90 score, ssass; country rolls. s5s$s;
packing stack, 23a24. Receipts, $50 tubs.
Livestock Market.
Furnished by United States Department
Of Agriculture. Agricultural Marketing Ad-
Cattle. IS. Compared with week ago.
little showing full downturn. Bulk medium
and good arassy and short-fed steers and
to5 q tor sw paefsse sess ssses
lo.s5: medium srassers. ~. .4OaI2. .sb. Cows.
e.n .nd nS eutser s eoss f bsx fex
dium to good, a.75a10.25; Practical top
sum sSss muses. oss sY r... sus h.srs oS
pound average. lI.so; others mainly il.ooa
Calves: e; Compared p,. With III week sa ...s 80
and choice: 1890; common and medium,
IL isssltsS assa sSS Price. Is higher than Friday;
sfcS higher Geod and eheies eS $50 te
1S O. sS so 70 SOUNDS sG DGsnsss
so5 laS 40 to oonS, 1sS poYSSs a.
$40 pounds i43b-14.6O: 100 to 1s6
pounds, I435-14 so; packing sows. 1885.
s:p res; m sa.sd WITH Wsep sso
let for fat lambs unreliable, bule crop com.
mon 10 Just good. Choice country graded
lambs. 1b OOaI5 25; bulk lambs selling late
medium and good. IL, 5Qa 90. Present
prices now around so down for past IL
days Odd head lots of saushter ewei
steady to weak at 2.50a4 90.
Grain Market.
wheat, No. . red winter. sarlicky. spot
domestic, hushel, opening price, 1872.
Corn. No. 2 yellow. domestic. bushei
a5s1.Qo; Western billing at premium
over this price. Cob corn, barrel: 9oa51o
Oats. No. white; domestic, bushel 81
the local trade excepting those. on track
there is an additional charge of - cent
per bushel for storage and elevation, which
is paid by the buyer.
sOa65 Hay. timothy clover and mixed
ton, 10 00a22 90. Wheat straw. No. 2, ton
1900
Flour. barrel, winter patent. 6.4oa7 ] o
6.50a6.75: spring straigh,; 6.2Sa6;45: har'
straisbt. 5.95a6.20; rye nour, dark t.
Mil Mi feed ton. spring bran. 43.oOs44. 90
standard middlins. 45.00a46.oo.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Steel Union Seeks
Increase in Wages
Throughout Industry
Murray Calls Meeting
To Pave Way for Tolks
With Big Companies
B, the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH. July 1S.-The CIO
United Steel Workers Union moved
rapidly today to make industry
wide the War Labor Boards award
of a. cents a day increase in pay
for 157 900 employees OF four Little
Steel" companies, after a 125-man
policy committee accepted the de-
cision on President Roosevelt's plea
for cooperation. in his anti-infla-
ton efforts.
Philip Murray, president Of both
the CIO. and USW, said kilograms
were dispatched to heads Of the
Little Steel group. Bethlehem,
Republic, Youngstown Sheet g. Tube
and Inland, asking immediate re-
sumption Of contract negotiations.
These were broken of last Febru-
ary when an impasse was reached
on the questions decided by the
board.
Another Meeting Called.
Mr. Murray also set July 81 for
another Policy Committee meeting,
to be made up Of Representatives
from subsidiaries of the United
States Steel Corp. Jones 81 Laughlin.
Crucible, Pittsburgh Steel and other
large companies. Immediately after
this meeting, he said, these COM
panies would be notified the union
wanted to reopen its contracts. An
escape clause" in the contract with
Big Steel' and independent COM
panies provides an agreement must
be reached within 20 days or the
contracts are abrogated.
The pay increase would exceed
500, 0,000, 900 a year, II adopted
throughout the industry. Executives
of several Of the big Steel" and in
dependent steel companies, ali re-
fusing to be named, said they
believed the increase would be ac-
cepted as soon as the union reaches
an agreement with the Little Steel
group.
Would De Retroactive.
Under the boards order. the In
crease would be retroactive to Feb
ruary 6 to 10. when the various
cases were submitted to the board.
That would mean the average Lit
tie Steel" worker would receive a
back pay check Of more than $50 if
the companies accept the award
None Of the concerns involved has
issued a statement giving its posi-
ton.
The union says 1t has contracts
with 1000 companies employing
625 900 workers, in addition to the
157 900 employees by Little Steel"
The basic wage. for common labor.
in the industry is TN cents an
hour. IS. 80 for an eight-hour day.
The Little Steel" Committee, in
accepting the award after three
hour session last night, said in q
resolution the union workers "em-
braced the opportunity Of being in
the forefront in carrying out the ma
tional policy which will aid our Ma
tion in its war total survival"
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Woman Finally Rebels
When Squirrels Eat Roof
B. the Associated Press.

B! the Associated Press.
KANSAS CITY.-Mrs. w. J.
Squire has taken her squirrel prob
lem directly to the City Council.
For 20 years." she complained,
"they have dug up my flowers and
eaten all the fruit on the trees, but
last week we found they had chewed
our shingle roof to pieces, and one
Of them even came in the door and
tore up a set of my marquisette
curtains"
The council has the matter under
advisement-a city ordinance spe-
cif1cally prohibits the destruction of
squirrels.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Workers to Take Oath

FALLS CHURCH, Va, July 18
(SpeciaD Judge Walter r. Nc
Carthy Of the Fairfax County Cir
cult Court, will administer oaths to
$50 civilian defense workers at ex-
ercises launching Home Defense
Week at 8 o'clock tonight In the
Madison School.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Library Book Returned
After 32-Yeur Absence

Py the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY.-Skeat's Eto-
mological Dictionary is back on
public library shelves again after
32-year absence.
1t was mailed by Long Beach
(Calif.) man who said he found 1t,
labeled with the library identifica-
ton stamp. among some old books
that had been given him.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Fine or War Stamps
Choice of Offenders

Ps the Associated Press.
LAFAYETTE, Ind-First Offend
ers in traffic cases in Justice Glenn
c. Nedighs court may have their
choice or investing $40 in War
stamps or paying q IS fine.
Justice Nedigh, In announcing the
policy. said it would not apply to
drunken driving or fragrant cases.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Thief Uses ChoIoroform
Before Seeking Chickens

AZ TIE Associated Press.
TERRELL, Tex.-Farmer G. c..
Jeter noticed two things when he
went out to his chicken coop.
There was a strong odor, and most
of his best fryers were missing.
The odor was of chlorofrom, lead
ing him to suspect the thief put the
biddies to sleep before sacking 40
of them.
Evening star., 1942-07-18

NEW YORK, July 1s 1n.-Late foreign
exchange rates follow tGreat Britain in
dollars, others In cents):
Canada.
Onhcal Canadian Control Board rates
for United States dollars: Buying. 10 per
cent premium: selling. IL per cent pre-
MUM; equivalent to discounts on Cana.
dian dollars in New York Of. buying, 9.91
per cent selling, 9.O9 per cent
Canadian dollar In New York open mar.
ket 10 per cent discount, or 30 United
States cents, down 4. cent.
Europe.
Great Britain. ofncial Bankers Foreign
Exchange Committee rates.. buying, 4 ,02;
selling, 4.04, open market; cables, 4.04.
Latin America.
Argentina. oficia1, 29.77; free. % SO;
Brazil. onciaI, 6.05n; free. b.2On; Mexico,
20.67n.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated. n Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASS0cIhteu Prest.
NEW YORK, July l8.-Overnight
indications of stronger admins
tration drive to curb rising farm
prices brought another burst Of
liquidation into today's cotton
futures market. Prices sold OF as
much as so cents bale.
Later buying by locals and mill
price fixing found offerings scarce
and prices recovered q substantial
part of the loss. There was fair
amount of switching from the near
to more distant deliveries by trade
factors. .....
Futures closed 10 to 30 cents
L. L. l>..x
Evening star., 1942-07-18

t he u n ! t e d
States Army, in
the Services of
Supply, Budget
and Fiscal Di-
vision, it was
announced to-
day.
In World War
I. Mr.. S a u l
graduated from
the r e e r v e
OmcerS Train
ing Camp at
Plattsburg. N, Y.
in 1918 and re-
ceiyed his off,
,A~ ari a
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Axis Prisoners Fooled
In Australia Escape
, the Associated Press

BY the AsSoclateu Press.
MELBOURNE, Australia. July
18.-German and Italian prisoners
of war dug 400 feet of tunnel in vain
efforts to escape from an internment
camp in the Melbourne area, Au-
stralian army authorities disclosed
last night.
All the tunnel diggers were caught
before they reached the outer pc
rimeter. A few others. however
have escaped by slipping away from
outdoor labor gangs.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
John Saul Leaves
American Security
To Enter Army
D. &. Bonk Executive
Granted Leuve to
Serve as Major
BY EDWARD c. STONE.

John Saul, executive vice presi-
dent of the American Security &
Trust Co., granted leave of absence,
has been commissioned a major in
Evening star., 1942-07-18
tBy Private Wire Direct 10 The starJ

Unit OF trading, 10 shares. r In bank
ruptcy or receivershlp or being reorgani1ea
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates Of diyi.
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
rights Also extra or extras Cash or
stock: Declared or paid 80 far this year.
Payable in stock Paid last year. h Pay
able in Canadian funds Accumula Led
dividends paid or declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
Approximate Sales. Today.
An SO 6A0 1900 Noon 9aSl
1CISNNCO tJS0C9 OTI tVV i VI " WIN :
tBy Private Wire Direct to The Star,

tUnit Of trading, ten shares saies
printed in full In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorRanized under Bankruptcy
panies. Rates Of dividend in the foregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted. special Or
extra dividends are not included. xd E1
dividend, xr Ex riehts. Also extra q
extras. d Cash or stock = Declared or paid
last year PAYABLE in Canadian funds.
k Accumulated dividends paid or declared
this year.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
FOREIGN Exchonqe

Middling spot. 2O.12. Oh 2.
n Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
STOCK AND BOND PRICES
Seec New York Stock Exehonqe and Curb Moet
Z k Z A S U ( 7
FOREIGN BONDS

NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Evening star., 1942-07-18
FOREIGN

! ww-With warrants xw-Withont war
rants. n--Nev. st (stp)--Stamped.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21
Bridge Party
Honoring GuesG
From M0con. Ca.

hrs. J. III Rivers ensefsslnsd
1t her home On Wednesday 81
ternoon with ; bridge party IN
honor Of her sister. Miss Eliza
beth Williams Of Macon, Ca. who
IS > guest il her home.
Mrs. r r DAVIS received the
nigh score prize and the h0n0rre
vas presented with > gift
Those who enjoyed the after.
o0on together were Meafamea X
= Davis. A. J. Ffaekiin. W. n.
A. L. Monroe. s Peter
zsii. 7. o Mabry. Billie Srhaub,
". n Nelson. Jr.. r. ~ Andre,
& J. Bryan. 4 J. Anderson. and
Miss Elizabeth Williams and Mrs.
= T Thompson Was ! taa guest
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Misses Ethel and jamie Graham
.of Dunn. N. G. arrived Friday
Tor Z visit in the home ot their
brother and sister IN law. Mr.
and Mrs. G. 4 Graham
Mrs Edwin MAYS and laugh
ter. pst, spent = few DAYS last
week n New Orleans with Mr..
and Mrs. J. 7 nenfre.
Mrs P. z Slack a Houston,
Texas. . guest in The home a
Mr. and Mrs. c D Afnalsteaa
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BRIDGE CLUE

Mrs. T. l. DeLAshn1et enter
falned the impromptu Bridge
Club ct her home on Thursday
afternoun.
Mrs. " @. Broome reserved
tire high score prize and Hrs.
calude Broofne. . guest q the
club, was presented wifh 4 gift.
Refreshments were served.
Those Who enjoyed the after
noon together. ard being witt
Mrs Claude BFooDae who is herd
on . visit we're MeAdames W. @
Broomes Thom~ CauIson. 7. q,
Mabfy, W II Nelson. Jr., J. p,
Huzard. Al Franklin. and c. s.
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4 quietly pretty wedding vas
tHat Of Mrs Winnie Mcleod %
Emile Crane which was salssan-
led q Ire honie ~ 0e bride il
Eseats@pa. Thursday evening.
July IL. II 115s O'Clock
Zinnlss and GiadioA ueTe us.ai
pfofaAely IN decorating the home.
= smart Eosn in navy sheer
wEfh white neees0fiez vas sa0Eu
BY the bride.
The ceremony. consisting d use
single ring service. was conduct
- b. Hes y. + Murray q f
easawpa.
After . honeymoon epenf IA
Jackson. Mss. Nj and rs.
Crane NsH make their home in
Moss Point
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

Mrs. y. a. Nelson, Jr.. Mrs. C..
b Armtsfeaa and Mrs p Z Slack
we're visitors down the coast
Friday.
Miss Frankie Toofsie Broome
Of sprlnahilL La who hes been
visiting her parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs Claude Broome. left Thurs
eay a0r Camp KAiiwake II Pass
Christian Miss.
Miss Else Beasley Of Andaln
sic, Ala. en- route 20 Alexandria.
L. was . guest for . few days
e Mss Virgins pescock
Miss Virginia weldy and Miss
Louise Carr left Friday Tor .
week end visit 70 nelatlves In Nc
Lain. Miss.
Mrs. n c. Farley left Monday
for Oxford. Miss. where she viii
take , course 81 the university.
( Hiss Ann Steinbefg has re
turned 10 her home in Phladel
pima, p, after . VISIT here 70
her brother ard slster-in-law, Mr..
ard hrs Pred EaeinbeEg
MIss szoy Robbins has re-
tnrned % her home in College
Station. Ca. after 3 visit 10 Mr..
end Mrs x ". Durham.
Mrs. a T. Baker and Mrs
Charles PIchetto % Los Angeles
Calf arrived Saturday for . Wis
II N tire homes Of Mr.. and Mn z.
a Khayst and Mr.. and Mrs
names Khayat.
Mrs G J. Strnberg and daugh
teT. Virgins O BElid. Ohio. are
visiting IN the home Of Hrs Mar
ths Parker snd Mrs. Inez Coui
son
] c Cunningham. IN the navy
- Great LakeA I'll, spent several
days furI0ugh here with reia
lives
The many friends Of Spencer
Beebe regret 70 hear Of ms I'd
ness a. Us home ard hops re vii
soon be able . = CIT
Hiss Eizabeth williams q "a
con. c.. Is enjoying 3 visit 10
the home of Der brotEssr IN law.
and sister. Mr. and An J ~
Rivers.
Mrs. " II Hawkins of Camp.
Handing Fla. i visiting IN ne
hume Of DR.. and Hrs J T..
Thompson and Mrs v II Haw
klns.
Mrs. z c.. Lennep returned
Thursday from Dallas Texas.
where she enjoyed . visit ~
Lieut. ard Mrs. lack Turner and
Attorney ana MFA Eari MeKee
Ar ard Mrs Downer Stewart
MTs John CIfIof and son. Rupert,
LET Thursday fQF 3 vlsif u rele
fises N Bay Spring.. Hiss
Dr. 4 P MeArihu left We'd.
nesdsy fog . several days ssea
ten 81 Hesiing Springs. A..
Hiss Bessie Swan left Friday
fH , several weeks vlsit 70 III
END Mr. II 2 c0wan ard On.
Eou, EashgsIe. TEN
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|a7s a0asumknoufishsi ChIIaun
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

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m nnetAy Ana MtsssA -
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ssa ) k snA 80 =
Grasses mhf9e NY S
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Msa alsifkena hes asppsi
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IS PeMAtealA street. hsee muann
fFonn : eissf Ae MlfNulnNam Fts
ss4e suaqnnant a ~ 49,
NFmwNh Maxkham HAllNnnsf =
uruQF, g ana DAVIS SatisF
whisA ~. q mlfmlnsiAna, wh
= Mrs Cl&FWas mpsN
b. end nn " j wsash~sest
rsinrnea hxaae MunaaY nsGhl
from ; sAsll = nn,naA = AiAhssfaa
Mr. nay " Wlhalleld -
paFtea Friday ia . we4k emf ~
il a hNf ausA Lieut nny Wtna
het1. y ~ Carer wheeler. g.
~ anA NJ 4 = MkNhsia
hnyx FslnFuaA frnfA = vail . o.
laAaaas Ia AnzulmHAnad - ~
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dFhA uhe WM - fhs4 suesl -
tn neAa tNo wesAa xhey Nete
arraaspanlnd e. sAa afip - ohe
lnasna ~ NJ MAusf1ehIs HntlsFs
Mira wtallef MansA=A
stnppA "a New 0FiaaAs I1
vtait Il , week b hs2 daushsei.
Mrs II J. Carts.
Amen " nryakf assistant Pre-
SCISSOR Il knalash a &c Ml@ 49,
IN raAeAnonlA FFlAav. nn haslneHl
connected uitA TIE unlrsEslty
Els heAaquafssgs Wese . ~
eonnty mspaFlnssndeats efss@
where he met pEozpsctise -
dents e Ole AlMa.
~. end Mr. 0Neal paltexis
md aanghter. Betty Iuae. an6
Ma y Il Moddan Ard Mn
EaEnne pnalevln npenl 1unGiAl
With NJ and Mrs Alfred rellt
yin ard baby, Alfred It,. n
Fort MefgAn Ala,
w. d SAuderp 80 has beer
"a he 1ialk e Ne Palace nfal
eonacanY fo > nuinbeT nf msalltl
49, departed fer ~ hnsne a
MaeAslla where NJ will vl4li ~
family hefufa going for enlist
msbt = Comp Shelby
Mrs wenen y aeeley 5 a
pestea to bs beck st her oct e
eshfesafY g. 4 ri Meg II ~
UAo Club laday. aIIef ! eet
tacation whleh So apenI aA
Mf Hetlet ID konseFllI1 Ky
Mr.. and Ms q Al i
ard daaahtef. MiM S0hn ~
New 0EIsaHes W<T4 aeSA eea ~
lturs L Nh 1@zsonn
Mr mi Mr. - Aii MF
and Ms Jnsnsnn selnnas3 II
NaM oFie6lzA yesterday eItag
mon. laeylma Mafa JohaA 70
make ! l8negr visit
IL psr6t h. &. IL
~. = 5000 49, - -
II Nranh a 49, kasae e snEIne
sI1eet
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

horwags le4I he crop waa
onlg ~ pr @aa 81 nossnai
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

Am3ng paAcaegnia vacatiommta
i Lenn McAdams who Is Waiting
IN Center. Miss
Mr. ana Mr. Chafiss KEaannel
bAse arrived Aaune fFnm : vnen
uon trip t. points n AlabalnA
Including Mabsle
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

W . S6uderB 80 he's beer
IN n 1ieif e ne Palace nlaz
|enncany 10 ; nuinbe1 of p.al
49, departed fer ~ Aosne a
Ma@eslla where NJ will Visit ~
family hefofe going for enilh
msbt IS casnp Shelby
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

Amen " nFyahi assistant pfs
knssns IL knellsh a Ola Mlw Mas
In raseaHoalA FFldsy. En- hAAslnthl
ennneesed With tha unlrsEHlw
Els headquarters wese s. u
|eonnsy maparlmtsndeata eala
where hA met prospective 80
dents e Ole MsNa.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

Nrs z r nslam6la ns
soa, Hlehnrd. have Eelaf4@a -
Ihsir heMe n Mew oElesIa zfief
vietf & giwe waaks 4 ~
i hoa6sa
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-21

come them an their early return
q again make thelr hnane in tkis
city Dr. atsd Hrs LandFf hasr
sod their lsome 81 oFsnke Grows
and will again oecupy their Pas
|eaeoula home II - Washington
avenue.
After > round ~ pleasure - me
guests of Af ard Mr. T d pefta.
'Jf~ Mr.. and Mn Gearse GslbeFs
md son. George. r.. haee re.
turned q her home 81 C0Inm.
hia. Ala. NJ. and Mrt Gilbags
o pascas0hls u Join llsssF
go who ned pFeeeds8 uieln - i
weEk.
A party eomppsed az Misses
Ellen and YFofne Daeaell Nran
ces Leauaefbary. jose johnson.
Natalie Eheitea afsd Mofaaefite
DeJean have depaftaa N : xacn
ton trip - AsheyIEle ana shfounli
TIE Smokey M0unsaln National
Park
Miss EIisshen CO. 81 Atlanta.
CA, i ; guest Ia sIsa hare 81
Mr and Nfs Lewis Seymour.
Mf. ard Nh Als6n e Used
yard and daughlaF. Ceflnne e.
part today fur ; vacation vlsiG d
fuo weeks in Tennessea and Ken
lucky where they Vii ~ ths
guests Of relatives
The usO Junisr Hxasem cluk
vii hnld . maetinz aG Gfa use
club this evening II ne ussfal
hour Of assembly.
Guests b tns hone 81 ~. enc
Mrs a ?. Mag this past seek
wese ne letter auns. Mss. For
nes henfrc nc dauahier1 Mlss
BATH Hsbfro u omlikz., asd Mr.
joe Webb At Montgomery. Ala.
Mrs TheFess Sehiiesser has re-
turned s. her dutiez 81 Hnum,
fields after > vssat1en ~ : wesk
which rs spsnt 10 Naa 0Flaahz
II ard Mf9 jay Srhwfuale
I'll have - uuesl this wesA, lis.
Virgins TtenE 81 MeadsvElie. n
G who = On ne Nursing staff
= The Harper Hospital = De-
lfoi1 Nleh,s ed whaH en hasa,
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~. azd Mfn !. 1 KFeh. ~
~ q. II Beach N liz
fx zssch mkMa4 = 60.
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Milford chronicle., 1942-03-20
F.B.I. Agents
Seize Supplies
Of Aliens In
Kent Go. Raids
Round Up Nets Officers
Cameras, Radios, Pts
tolls And Ammunition;
No Arrests Were Made
At This Time.

A corps Of FBI agents, aided by
state and town police, conducted
numerous raids on homes of sus-
pected enemy aliens in Kent county
last Saturday and seized a large
quantity of equipment, Wilmington
officials of the FBI revealed this
week.
A majority of the raids were
conducted in and near Dover, Mil
ford and Smyrna. A large number
Of cameras, rifles, revolvers, short
wave radios, and more than a thou
sand rounds of ammunition were
seized.
While there were no arrests, FBI
agents intimated records of all en-
emy aliens. are being closely ex-
amined to see if they have COM
piled with the regulations, particu-
larly securing their certificate of
Identification as required under the
wartime regulations.
Past records Of enemy aliens in
the Delaware section are being
checked to see if there is reason
to suspect acts which might be in
terpreted as unfriendly or against
the interest of the United States.
The FBI conducted similar raids
in Sussex county last Friday and
arrested two enemy aliens.
Swastika flags, pennants and one
swastika armband were among the
articles seized in the Sussex raids.
Milford chronicle., 1942-03-20
New BlackOut
Regulations for
Sussex County
All Lights Must Be Un-
der Control At All
Times In "Targ ct
Area"

For the purpose of compliance
with regulations formulated by the
Civilian Defense Council, residents
of Sussex county are hereby noti-
fled that lights in homes, business
places, garages, ETC., must be un-
der control at all times, and so ar
ranged to be in accord with black
out signals that may be flashed at
any moment.
This especially refers TO rural
residents who can not hear the
warning siren, or who can not be
reached from defense centers at
an instant notice.
In such cases notice is given by
Sussex County Coordinator Edward
G. Evans that lights must conform
to blackout regulations every eve
ming. They must be so arranged
that they will not shine out, or up,
and be visible from the air.
Residents in rural sections must
at once make prescribed blackouts
of their homes and other places,
where blackouts must be main
tanned constantly.
This does not mean that all lights
must be extinguished at night, but
prescribed shades, or curtains must
be provided for windows and plac-
ed in position whenever the lights I
are turned ON after dark. 1t is in
tended to make check-up of rural
sections to ascertain if residents in
this district are abiding by the
blackout rules and regulations.
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