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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-10
Fifty Years Ago

Inc 1pslanu Electric Light Company perfected
ganzauon with additional stockholders increased apa nv
elecing the following officers y. Perkins president
thompson vice president A Rorson secretary H. Sweet
treasurer The company purpose once on the
site Of the old Sage livery barn very very fine brick
building 51x37a IT, with additional boiler room 22x2s n
They will Tx up these buildings with power
Two boilers and three dynamoe Two will for ncades
cent light and one for the light
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-10
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TOTAL COST WHEN REPAID IN SIX MONTHLY IkSTALMEN

JOB or other source OF income. Even
when making car and furniture loans,
We consider character and regular in
come far more important than the
actual value Of your security.
Loans for many purpose,
You may use Household loan to pay
a doctor or dentist bill. insurance. in
stalment contracts, old store bills. car
repairs, union fees, a training course.
tools, moving expense, coal for winter
and for expenses of many other kinds
You may repay your loan on almost
any plan you wish. The table shows
how loans may be repaid in 2 to IL
payments. The sooner you repay. the
less your loan costs. Look in the table
now for the loan you need. See how
you mayrepay out of monthlyincome.
Payments in the table include
charges at Households rate of 2I2eo
per month on unpaid balances. This
rate is substantially below the maxi
mum permitted by the Michigan
Small Loan Law. Compare rates and
costs before you borrow anywhere
II you can make good use OF a loan,
send coupon now. There MODIFICATION.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-10
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

NJ. D.; Could any physical harm
come from taking the drug dilan.
TN for a period Of a year or two!
Answer: A great many people
are taking dilantin regularly
without harm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

Nov you can enjoy the richest,
IN most downright satisfying con-
densed soups you ever set spoon to
-Hsimx Condensed Soups that save
vital time Snd bring you all the
luscious, unforgettable goodness
Of Heinz ready-to-serve favorites!
Months Of thorough research = Of
sampling and seasoning and tast-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

ing and testing have gone into
these energy giving dishes -. pre-
pared to the highest nutrition
standards. All the select ingredi-
ents that gave their robust Aavors
to fully prepared Heinz Soups are
used even more generously in Heinz
Condensed Soups! Your grocer has
these new treats in stock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06
Foods Can Taste Good Too!

. Less expensive cuts of meat
such rs kidneys and hearts
are often the most nourish-
ing. And they'll taste grand
served with Heinz Tomato
Ketchup, Chill Sauce or other
condiments! And brighten
your meatless dishes with
Heinz Pickles. They add in
terest to thrift meals!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

There's ceiling on Heinz prices but none on Heinz
quality. which remains true to those high sfo"do'ds
sot hove given HE 81 voretiss 73-ysor rspvsos'on
for uniform sxesIisnesl You'll hnd oil your old fovor
ties as we'll as newly paekossd rich In iradi-
sionol homsspvn flovors captured by cooking The
,..,d.. Ansss inaredjents 70 ame, believed recipes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

. America 10 eating more
salads-and women are
making these vitamin-rich
dishes ~ tempting ~ they
are nutritious by using
Heinz Pure Vinegars! They
have favor that comes
from aging in wood. Order
Heinz Vinegar-taste the
difference in your salads!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-06

sf these six thrifty, qiek-ts-iix sssps tonight!
CREAM o. yoMAro-made from "arssocrae" tomatoes,
ehiek cream and ffasrant spices.
CHICKEN NOODLE soUP-brimfu Of chicken and golden
Heinz.made ess noodles
CREAM o. oeEeN PeA-a rich medley of heavy sad
fresh. tendef peas
veoEIAaE SOUP WIN DseF sIock-over dozen vese.
tables simmefed in lusey stock.
VEGETARIAN ve0EIAsle soUP-delectabie vegetables
cooked without any
veogIABlE OEeF soUp-thek with choice vegetables
eendef beef mofsels.
- sqvsl ~ le ik sovps) oWd -
40 Av,d eSaees from Ne Of evesy eeatai~ssi
Evening star., 1942-01-13
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

Yesterday we were speaking OF
the great sea between Europe and
Africa Known as the Mediterra-
mean. it cuts the two continents
apart.
At the western end is a narrow
channel, the Strait of Gibraltar.
This strait leads into the Atlantic
ocean 1t is 36 miles long, from east
to west.
At one point the Strait of Gil
braltar is only 9 miles wide. At
another point the width is Is miles,
Modern cannon hurl shells much
farther than IS miles.
Because the strait is narrow. a
nation with land on either side can
"block it up" In other words. land
guns can sink vessels which try to
pass through.
The Rock of Gibraltar is the most
important fort beside the strait. 1t
Is q huge mass of rock. 1856 feet
taller than the Empire State Build
ing.
Great Britain has held the Rock
Of Gibraltar for close to 238 years
This has kept almost all enemy
vessels from getting through the
strait in time of war. It may be
possible for submarines to slip
through. but If they try to do 50
they are in danger of running into
submarine nets or other trouble
Experts have spoken of the help
Evening star., 1942-01-13
How Did It Start?

New Brunswick: Please give us
the origin of the expression Its
not your funeral B.
Answer The expression origi-
mated long ago when the settlers of
America lived so great a distance
from one another that 1t was often
impossible to obtain a clergyman to
conduct a funeral service. The serv-
ice was sometimes held as long as
year or two after the actual burial.
AS the fsmily's grief had been al
layed by time, such funerals" were
notable for feasting, drinking and
merrymaking, as friends and kins-
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Rock of GibroItor

Northern Africa Is mainly . deS-
ert, but its Mediterranean coast has
a number q important cities. These
include Aleers, Tunis, Tripoi. Ben
gal, Derna and Alexandra.
The largest Of those cities IS Alex
andria. It was named after Alex
ander. whs tried to conquer the
world" 2.2C7 years ago.
Alexande- did conqder a large
area. but he died 1T the early age
of 80.
Tripoh is the largest Italian city
in Northern Africa. Before the pres
ent war stated. Tripoh had a pop
ulation of eocut 10000. It was twice
as large IS Bengasi and four times
the size q Derna. Warfare in
Northern Africa has changed the
population of cities there, due to
movement Of troops and residents
For trsve- and sener.l interest section
of your serapeooko
II you wish . eepy u The IeAf-
let. Flying Machine Pisneefs,"
just send . seh-aAareased. J.
cent sAaHped enveAspe. Address
to me In eAEe q The Evening
Star.
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Evening star., 1942-01-13
LETTER-OUT


called opposite
from which it.
correctly a lot of it,
10 Yesterdays LETTER-OUT
Letter-Out
IRELAND-RAINED
(change Of form,
-SIGNS-(they way
Evening star., 1942-01-13

men came from a distance to pay
their respects to the departed.
It was inevitable that the early
American version of the gate
crasher" should be attracted in
goodly numbers to so delightful and
festive an occasion And these
troublesome intruders, we may be
sure, were sternly rebuked and sent
about their business This. they
were told, is not your funeral"
Evening star., 1942-01-13
Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.

Advertisement
Noun. A public notice; that which
advertises.
1t seems that good deal OF
uncertainty exists about the pro-
nunciation of this important word.
especially as to where the accent
should fall I have consulted nine
British and American dictionaries
and find them all more or less in
agreement. The findings are:
The first choice of all nine accents
the second syllable. which rhymes
with her, per, thus: ad-VER~tizz-
mnt.
Second choice: ad-VER- -tiss-m Mt.
Third choice Omitted States ad-
ver-TIZE-m'n
Capitals indicate syllables to be
AccentedD
Evening star., 1942-01-13
New Word Quiz Game.

Just out. my new Word Quiz.
fascinating question and answer
game based On the pronunciation,
origin, spelling and meaning Of
familiar words. See If you can
stump the experts in your family
or at parties. Ideal for class
room use and for club meetings.
Ask for your free copy today.
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Evening star., 1942-01-13

North's jump to six spades was a
good sporting try, and South justi-
ned 1t by making the slam. Had
West opened anything but trump
South would have caShed the two
minor suit aces and taken 10 trump
tricks by croSs-ruff. But West
opened . trump zone of the very
rare cases in which a trump lead is
good against Slam, and South
did some thinking.
Now the cross-ruff would fall one
trick short, and winning second
diamond trick appeared risky if a
trump were allowed to remain out
South had to plan to draw second
round of trump at some time, so
had to find two tricks to make up
for the two ruffs thus denied
dummy.
II trumps were drawn. a second
diamond trick could surely be won.
The only other prospect lay in
establishing the clubs. And since
entries to dummy we're not plenti-
full. South had to begin at once
He won the opening trump lead
In his own hand and returned the
club queen 'hoping that West would
have the king and play it,. West
played low, and dummy won with
the ace South ruffed a club return
and led . trump to dummy. after
which he rufIed q third round of
clubs
Since both opponents followed,
South could be sure that the last
club could be set up. Therefore he
turned his attention to his other
problem by laying down the ace
and jack of diamonds. West took
the diamond king and returned
heart, the best defense.
But dummy had just enough en-
tries. Dummy ruffed with the spade
Jack. and South ruffed a club
Dummy then ruffed a heart with
The spade ace in time to cash the
diamond queen and the last club.
Yesterday you were David Burn
stones partner and. with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
AQ86
0KJ753
cQ53
A72
The bidding:
Burnstone. Jacoby. You. Schenken
10 "a 90
Ansver-Bid two diamonds Your
hand Is not good enough for bid
Of two hearts. If your partner
doesn't like that suit. he must then
go to three diamonds with a possible
minimum opening bid This free
raise does justice to your strength
and lets your partner pass if he has
q weak opening bid.
Score 100 per cent for two dia-
monds. 50 per cent for two hearts.
Question No. 968.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Burnstone Jacoby. You. Schenken.
10 "a % Pass
INT Pass ~
What do you bid? ANSWER tomor-
row.
Releaseh by the Bell Syndicate, Ine)
Evening star., 1942-01-13

addressed envelope t. Frank
Colby, in care of The Evening
Star. Ask for Word Quiz. Please
make sure that your return en-
velOpe bea-s . scent stamp.
Evening star., 1942-01-13

which the Nazis might gain by get
ting SpaiL into the war on their
side. BY so doing, they would OBJ
tain Spanish forts alongside the
strait, and might close it to British
boats
If that happens there is no doubt
that the Allies will strike back. Very
likely they will capture the Spanish
forts.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21

Spend More
But Treasury Hopes
to Boost War SPEND
ing Above Amount
Public Pays Out.

Washington. Aug. ?l.-tAPp-
War spending Ivy the Treasury
is higher than any government
every attained before. hut OH
cial statistics showed today
that American consumers are
still spending more than the
Treasury.
Government economists figured
that. despite the war production
boards efforts 10 Curtail tho mantt-
factrnc of consumer goods. the pub
lie spent So. 900. 100000 for all pur-
POSES IN the first half Of this year
c0,uparcd with S2l.5Oh.0OO.OOO ioi
the government. Capital cNpcndl-
lures by private business amounted
10 $4,000. 100000.
However. the WPB restrictions arc
gradually swinging the balance. and
by ;hc end Of the year the economists
figure that spending totals for the
last half Of 1912 will read $38.lO0.-
600 .OOO for consumer. $38.5OO.OOu.
100 for government and Sl.OOo.uOn 70
rJn fer rri..,'- "Jp'lI %. prud''r,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Air Supremacy Won
In Western Europe
By Raid On Dieppe
Clipped Wings of Nazi Air Force Proved bv
Lack of Opposition to Great Show of Allied Air
Power Over German-Held Soil.

London. .Nu&. 2l.-(Ap-Thc clip
r,i VIM pi the German air iur:,
IN western F.urop" ranked today -
,br inst big dividend ri Dicppc.
Allied mastery OF the air now i,
compile, rryumd challenge. not unly
oycr Britain and the channel bur
even deep INTO enemy territory il
self.
Thu. uar proved by the rxtrao"-
dnary slpg al allied air power yes
to-day. with virtually no opposition
and apparently without the loss ur :.
single plane, over GCrman-hcld son.
In broad daylight. 800 fighter
swept across Tn" French cnuSt-
where ursr. before had more than
800 plane mad" such a raid at one
tmc-auG 81 force ot the United
Stale n'- luVr-Cngincd flying fort
rcSScS ran"G explosives ON tho
Amicus railway yards without even
sghtiu- 81 nuIi tighter over the tar
GEL
Thc .'.r.r of battle has lifted
from ru-d D.cppc The natural
surge at enthusiasm over the master
hl assault on the most >Iruu"l:
guarded point al naZI coast has given
way Z. sober reasoning.
But even ion In, cold light nl fac,
and ngur, BritunS regarded We'd
ncSday 90. a day Of allied triumph
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Clio Members
Demand Heads
OF WPB Men

Washington. Aug. 2l.-(AP)-
Blaming certain dollar a year men"
of the war production board for
shortages of critical war materials,
Go members Of WPB'S labor adj
visory committe" called upon Chair
man Donald NJ Nelson today for
their dismissal.
As WPB Officials disclosed that
Nelson had directed review of
personnel and elimination of cXccu-
tivSs considered unsuiicd 10 their
jobs. the advisory committees three
Go members made public a rcSolu-
ton protesting that the war effort
was being paralyzcd" as a result of
inefficient planning.
The petition was signed by Gin
ton Golden. assistant to the president
of the United Steel Workers OF
America: John Green. president of
the Go International Union Of Mar
inc and Shipbuilding Workers of
America. aud Walter k,uther. vice
president ct 'hc United Autumubilr
ruh \i.c'TIi Wort, r.. Of america.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21

from every anGlc-aS Il victory on
the field ltscli. as Il help 10 Sewer
ltuSSiH. as u step forward in inc
whole master plan of the United Na.
lions.
y c"mnunIquc summarizing tn,
rand called II a Successful demon
Srh,!"n ii coordination ol all inrc,
Scrl lccS"-.land. sea and air.
Although the official announce
mcmt labeled the attack merely e,
'rrc"nna!S anrc IN fierce" il said n.
RAD h'C Il vita! part IN allied
""i.jy. ii..c WIS lis prn't amd H..
account:
Gam 81 German planes definite
~ d'sN 'yyd with about twice the.
number pru5nDly destroyed or dam
aged. tWO gun batteries dcstrrlyd:
a radio location station DESTROYED.
tw" small vessels sunk: heavy cas-
Uai,.c> Inflicted On the Germans,
prISDHCr. captured.
l.oS>rs ." allied planes lost: tie
destroyer H2rkcl.y. 9O4 tons. sunk.
Fairly large numbers" of land
craft destroyed: the loss of some
tanks which the attackers We're ur-
dcrcd To blow up: heavy casualties
although there still WAS no Official
figure on the invaders number ~
their ratio al loss. The Cummumqur
called II simply a large military
force"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Bloody Loss
Is Suffered.
In DON Bend
German Forces Storm
ing Across River Be-
fore Stalingrad Ami
hilated in Second At
tack in Twelve Hours;
Other News.
tBy The Associated PrrSS)

tby The Associated PrrSS)
BaEonct charging Russian
troops were reported today to
have slaughtered ail but a few
Germans who StCrmrd across
the Don river nclor" .Stalingrad
for the second time in twelve
hours. and Soviet dispatches de-
:larcd the invaders had suffered
another setback in bloody fight
lng south of the great Nolga
steel city.
\ bulletin from Red army
headquarters said Russian in
fantrymcn and tank crews, bat
Ting to hold the bend of the
Don as final barrier before
Stalingrad. almost completely
annihilated an enemy group
which crossed the river
More than 800 Germans were
killed" il said.
Tine fighting conferred in the Klct-
SkayI kalach region. 80 miles ives 1
of StaIIngrad. Other naZi forces
which crossed the river yesterday
were said 10 have Hccn completely
wiped out,
In one sector. - miles below Stall
ingrad, the Russians reported they
had driven back German tanks and
muto'!lcd infantry III Il fight for Il
railway town after the invaders had
driven 80 wedge INTO Soviet deGenScS.
The l!.tIcrIic> abandoned on the
field hundreds at killed" the Soviet
command said. More than 20 Ger
man tanks were destroyed"
Dispatches To- the Russian govern
menl newspaper lHvcStria said Il
great area wis set allame when nazi
tanks nit Soviet mine field. Five
German columns OF tanks and inian-
Try were reported moving behind
aerial and artillery bombardmo.lt
~ Il thrust from KotclnikovSki along
The gdi line to Stalingrad.
In the Caucasus. the Russians con-
coded nCW rcvCrSCS as hard fighting
Soviet troops executed Il further re-
..cIt south OF kraSnodar. only &c
milo from the Black sea naval base
of NnvorSSisk which appeared in inn
uucut danger of being cut off.
i}Gl the Russians declared they
had taken Il toll of more than 2.5CO
urlI>. destroyed IA tanks, seven ar
morCd cars. l03 trucks and MANY
guns in a thrcc-day battle below
Nra>nodar.
Halfway down the Caucasus. tho
land bridge 10 the Middle East, the
russians acknowledged that German
vHnguardS had made some hcadwaS
IN 4 drive toward the Grolny ri
fields.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Walter Smith
Pays With Life
InCasChanber

Raleigh Nag. 2l.--CAP)-White-
haired Waiter Smith ol Wayne coun-
iy ~" oldest white man North
Carolina has rNccutcd-dicdt today i'm
the ga chamber at Central prison
tor the >"ying "l his ovcrsccr.
A.rapu,3 Price.
The Gl-ycar old tenant smiled
"hceiUily as he entered the tiny
rel. 1T lu.U& this morning. He was
pronounced dead ten minutes and
~ a,C.uG- after gas began 10 enter
.n, chamber.
tits t>DcI.iiuu came exactly sin
year after the State took the life of
john kuyuu. a. Granville Negro. tor
rap huyou. -. was the oldest per
suiG csc. cNcculyd in North Carolina.
lie paid the death penalty for his
cl-swg .T August p. 1886.
SulH. snort and rather pOrtly.
'ria Chaplain l.. y. Waits before the
brown "'a.t WIS strapped over his
iHcr that II had di'ficul;y in foreiv
iug some at the people who testified
against me. bat / have forgiven
them"
Il wn> iuil OF whi.kc, when
sh.' NJ Price" II" >aid. and
didn't know what was doing.
liked him very mitch and thought
him e. j., my friend"
He added. II i,cl better than
have fclt IN week feel that its
over with I'd rather Re dead than
10 Hdy" lifetime ~ here"
IN" chaplain ,aid the condemned
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Soldier Pay Bill
Change Is Signed
To Represent
FDR On Tour

Washington. Aug. 2i.--(APD-
Pre- !dcnt R"uScvclt said today
:!'"t Wendell l.. Willllic. vino OPP
posed him Tor the presidency ON
live Republican TICKET in 1910.
wa= gong t. the Near EaS; and
Russia t. tel those countries the
'.r.Il unr.I u3r American war
c.iul ami ':r unity behind i!
.uc ne. .j,N: told u pres; rnu-
l,it.rr i."' m addition Ia Rus
"a. W!.IN.r.. itinerary would in
.u.,.r r,,3'. Arabic. Palestine.
S.y.a. ly!a,y. lI'dq. and Iran.
I''r uc t!In% IL call him. Mi.
Etu. eve. .G!. J.. - special rep
r"-ruI.i.." of the President.
>.nc" Will Gerry letters not ON
H. t. ymInt. Americans but also
- official. Of other countries.
mcUo.u- Premier Stain of Rus
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
U.S.Landing
Is Reported
On Cilberts
Tokyo Says Small
Party Of American
Troops 'Repulsed' in
Attack; Big Sea-Air
Battle Developing in
South Seas.

(By The Associated PresS)
Clan, /. :. Army flying fort
rcSScS were reported launching
I big attack on Japanese war
ships off the solomon islands
Today a. the enemy apparently
moved t. strike back at Ameri-
can Marines now occupying at
least three islands in the south
east of the 9O0-milc long chain.
y British broadcast indicated
the attack WAS developing and
aid details were being awaited.
Previous reports from New Zea-
land had said the enemy was
ma>>ng naval forces for a
counter blow against the Mar
mes in the Tulagi area.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
TURNER NAZI FLIER
SAYS u. S. SUPERIOR
in MEN AND PLANES

~, -, ,, York. Aug. 2..--tAPD-Un Unit
w H'".rS Army and air force train
lug ana American warplanCS arc far
;:"i'rl"r I" Gcrmanv'S. in the opin-
yn ~ STAFF Sergeant Paul Otto
!, ,'.l'' "h" -four years ago VAS a
,,.."hdni IN the German air force.
-, '"'''lG. who took out first citizen
E"'p papers whom lac Cai,r 10 this
.'''N''y in 1898. was drafted in
nnprH, l9il. Despite his rcuucs, tor
G'imcri III u combat unit. NO j.
~, "'ty with the medical corps al
''mp Stewart. Ga.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Uncontrolled Food
Prices Skyrocket
Henderson Declares
Projection of June Is
July Is Rate of Rise
Means 30 Per Cent In
crease in Cost Within
Year.

Washington. Aug. 2l.-IAP-
Erie" administrator Leon
Henderson predicted today that
II the June l5-July Is rate Of
increase continued. foods over
which the OPA has no control
would cost housewives 30 per
cent more year from now.
Uncontrolled food pr.rns rose = !
r', ''"' between mid-Jtnv and mid
"".H. henderson reported. on the
'"H '' !" per cent increase in the
M'N'" previous. This compared with
Ill .hrI"rs" of urly $40 of per
CEN H tho June l5-July Is period
49,. am' .".t prices under OPA controls.
I"''' mad declined per cent in the
p!cN .'#- month.
me NTcc increases in llnControll-
cH hoods arc drawing il dangerous
pattern. The price administrator
SAD stating that his figures were
'o'".i'r from the bureau of labor
S"''~'trN IF the June l5-July II
Ia" 'i increase were projected over
" year, and this is ANYTHING but a
'"'c.iu projection. we would bC
Paying an average 30 per cent more
LOT many important foudStufrs L.
months hence. e
nc CtiCCi Of increases of this nag-
h''Hd" on the average family budget
""uIu Do most destructive"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Measure Permits Pay
ment Of Allowances
to Dependents of Sol
diers as S o on as
Necessary Bookkeep-
ing Can Be Completed.

Washington. Aug. -I.-(APD-
President Roosevelt today sign
ed bill permitting living allnw-
anCr> due the dependents of
service men To be paid as soon as
necessary bookkeeping can he
completed.
The bill amends the original
allotment act which barred any
rdNmrmt> until after Nov
brr |.
Chairman Reynolds. Democrat.
y -. Carolina. of the Senate mill
."'r affairs committee has express
ID o..' whether the LEGISLATION ac-
'".> would spccd payments oi
-""- accumulated since the law wen,
INT" effect Jan" |. quoting War de
H..'wr@' officials a. saying /, would
ar .HH.-.n." To- make computation,
nt write checks before November
J. I'."cv". Navy dCDartmcmt spolics-
"u" 90. .'nd 'urv would make pay
..'- ..nd.Itc!y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-21
Stocks Show
Mild Strength

Ncw York, Aug. 2i--(ApD Buy
"'E pi rails and rubbcrs bol,tcrcd
.,'cc'"d leaders in oti"r parts of to-
.'F stock market although fal-
''r'ng tendencies vac shown by
iin4hy ISSUES. AZ the opening of the
US! duplicated It's hcsitauC% OF the
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