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Evening star., 1942-10-05
Outdoor YuIe Lights
Barred in New York
3y the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-There will
be no lighted outdoor Christmas
trees in Americas largest city this
year. The Army says they would
violate its dim-out regulations.
The order banning outdoor deco
rative illumination became known
yesterday when Mayor La Guardia
tore into it with vehemence in his
weekly broadcast from City Hall.
The Mayor said Maj. Gen. Thomas
A. Terry, commanding general Of
the I'd Service Command, had re-
stricted outdoor Yule trees to un-
dimmed hours.
The Mayor said he did not agree
Christmas trees would send q glow
into the sky, but that the rule would
be observed.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
New World Discovery
To Be Marked by Stamps
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NASSAU, Bahamas, Oct. S.
Postage stamps commemorating the
450th anniversary OF the discovery
Of the new world by Christopher
Columbus vii 60 on sale here Oc-
tober IL.
No special stamp will be issued
because Of the war, but existing
stamps will be overprinted with
commemorative dates.
It Is believed that San Salvador,
or Waiting Island, . small island
Of the Bahamas, was Columbus'
drst landfall. although sone believs
he arOt lAndo6 "a no0Ttv CT IelanA.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Pioneer Woman, 102,
Dies in Salt Lake CITY
px n. A..oc;.ted pr.s.

By the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 5.-Mrs.
Anna H. Lambson, who saw the
United States fight and win five
previous wars, died yesterday at the
age Of 102 years.
Born in Ovid, Mich, 1840, she
came to Salt Lake City by covered
wagon in 1862.
One grandson and II great-grand-
sons are serving in the armed forces.
Survivors include three daughters,
80 grandchildren, l01 great-grand-
children and A great-great-grand-
children.
Evening star., 1942-10-05
Rev. G. R. Ooten Dies;
Methodist Leader
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-The Rev.
Charles Robert oaten, Y, treasurer
Of the General Board Of Pensions
Of the Methodist Church, died yes
terday at his residence ir suburban
Evanston.
Mr.. Oaten served a years Ii the
Nethodtgt ministry. tho last q with
III Beard q Ho0G1coe u odioo0A
Evening star., 1942-10-05
~ the Associated Press.

The reichsmarshal confirmed the
reports of differences between Hitler
and some of his generals.
I'VE have q number of the most
excellent generals and leaders, and
such who do not live up to their
task or who were not hard enough
have been given other tasks or have
been replaced" he said. mo one
has been shot. But, If q soldier is
a coward, he is shot and If general
deserts his troops because Of cow
ardice, he, too, will be shot,"
He gave no names.
Evening star., 1942-10-05

The committee report points out
that We have developed two good
hieh-altttude fighter craft. One =
the P-3e Lightning. N intsrceptor,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-29
Salt, Pepper Shakers Used
Shortly After Revolution

ALVA. Okla - UP-How long
have salt and pepper shakers been
in use? Miss Lillian Dyer. former
Alva, Okla. high school principal,
says they date back $50 years.
Miss Dyer is collector Of salt
and pepper shakers. She has 1925
sets of all sizes and descriptions
from eight foreign countries and ~
Of the As United States.
In her study OF shakers. she
learned they were used generally
shortly after the Revolutionary
War. Prior to that. small. cut glass
pieces known a. dips" were used.
Today. dips" again are becoming
popular, she says.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-29
Combat Plane Crew Share
Commands During Flight

MIDLAND ARMY FLYING
SCHOOL, Texas-INS- Contrary
to popular belief. BON barber. pilot
and navigator share the command
of a combat bomber.
The bombardier Is in supreme
command once the target is aight.
ed. according to authorities at this
worlds largest bombardier college.
while pilot and navigator divide
responsibility in attaining and de-
parting from the target.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-29
Tornado 0iSmantIeS House,
Leaves Eggs UnbrOken

OKLAHOMA CITY-UP-Safety
Commissioner Walter b. Johnson.
who directed rescue work at Is tor
nadO-struck Oklahoma towns during
the spring storm period, found the
stIangest quirk at Pryor, Okla.
The roof. three walls and all OF
the furniture except a kitchen table
were blown away from one Pryor
residence. Resting on the kitchen
table was a small basket full OF
eggs. None were broken.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-29
SORGHUM USED FOR SUGAR

HATTlBSBURG. Miss. Up
More than 27S south Mississippi
farmers are solving their sugar
problem by growing cane sorghum
for syrup Containing iron and
calcium. it can be used as a sugar
cooking.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-29
HEAD SCRATCHING FATAL

BOGALUSA. La. -UP-One Of
Clyde Delaughter's cows apparent
~ trying to scratch her head. got
back hoof hung on her horns.
Possibly injured in the resulting
fall she died in this position
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-29

in nearby Cohoes and left for mil.
itary service. he put in the win
dow a sign Closed until Hitler's
funcral
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-29

Ten thousand tons of steel went
into the metal tops of the 900 900
jars manufactured last year to hold
cosmetic products.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Employees Are Warned
On Pay Record Changes

All employees who believe their
1888 wage records may be incom-
plete should secure a statement of
their earnings from the Social Sc
curity Board, B. NJ. Williams, man
ager of the Washington field ONCE
of the board, said yesterday.
Mr.. Williams explained that
request for a change in wage record
must be made within four years
after the year in which the wages
In question were earned. Effective
January l, 1943, the boards records
of wages, paid in the year 1888,
will be conclusive, and any changes
will be difficult.
A postcard form for requesting
a statement of wages can be Sc
cured from the Social Security
Board field Office at 937 F street
NV.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Deaths Reported

Josephine A. Moore, s5, 522 Butternut
st. NV.
August c. Thour, "a. T3s 1tth st. NV
st. NV.
Joseph Monaldo. ~, 500 Lonztellov st
NV.
George Bostwick SIS. 1913 M St NV.
Joseph j Hooper. g :. 24Oo 18th ST. NV.
Fillipo Marietta So. no address.
Ethel Hendrick, so. SIS E st. ne.
Charles Roy Harris, 50, IA 18th st. NV
Thomas Bias -, 4701 Kane pl ne
James Butler. u. Washington. D. C.
Lawrence Scott. Sc. a07 Half st, sw
Daniel Higgins. so, 1908 St NV
Winnie T Newman. ~. So ST. sw.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
1856 Business Firms
Listed as Contributors
To Tin Can Drive
D. c. Salvage Committee
Says Many Sources
Are Still Untopped

One hundred and eighty six busi-
ness establishments here have regis
tered for the collection Of COM
mercial tin cans in the city's salvage
drive, the District Salvage Commit
tee announced yesterday.
An official Of the committee said
the number was well below potential
sources Of large size tin cans and
urged that more business places,
particularly restaurants, indicate in
tentions to prepare cans for col
lection each week by special trucks.
Prepared cans are being picked
up by trucks volunteered by local
bottling concerns and are added to
the city's collection. The collection
is now in its fourth week.
The salvage committee made the
following breakdown Of business
places participating in the cam
paign:
Apartment houses, 63; restaurants,
So; private schools, %; hospitals, 8;
department and drug stores, 19;
hotels, 6, and miscellaneous estab-
lishments, 8.
AS in household cans, the COM
mercial type must be thoroughly
cleaned, labels removed, bottoms
and tops cut off, and the can
mashed fiat.
The household collection Of cans
Is said to be tagging behind expecta-
tions. Salvage experts estimated
that two or threee carloads Of pre-
pared cans should be leaving the
city for detinning plants each week.
At present, only one carload Is being
collected each week.
Householders should place the
prepared cans out on regular gar
bage collection days. District gar
bage trucks make the pickups.
Evening star., 1942-12-06
Births Reported
Alpher, Isadore and Rose. boy.
Awad. Joseph and Wanda, boy.
Bodyniak, Stanley and Margaret, 4

| Alpher, Isadore and Rose. boy.
Awad. Joseph and Wanda, boy
Bodyniak Stanley and Margaret, sirl.
Boyer, John and Ethel, boy.
Bremen, James and Fredrica. girl.
Butler James and Marjorie, girl.
Clany. Joseph and Agnes, boy.
GaTs n.iTsv L1rin 1ossn, and aad DSrothy boy
Dellinser, Garland and Alice. boy
Di Pietro, Enrico and Frances, boy.
Elliott; George and Katherine. girl.
Gimenez. Seraphin and Ruth. girl.
| Goldman, Meyer and Mary, boy.
Grant Thomas and Ruth, boy.
Grow, William and Mona, girl
HARRISON. Frederick and Josephine boy.
Harris. Joseph and Martha, girl.
Hill, William and Clare, boy.
Ho1S oaef kenneh sna Nam asd 1Ss Nellie boy
Jones, Burton and Anna, girl.
Kessler. Melvin and Teresa, girl.
King, Henry e,, :. and Nancy, 1 boy
Logan, Thomas and Mary, boy.
Maize, Joseph and Kathryn, girl.
Miller, Edward and Geraldine boy.
MCDANIEL, Bruce and Elena, boy.
Mclean Robert and Virginia, girl.
99silyy Lester and Margaret, girl.
Poteat. Marshall and Mary, boy.
Roberts: Wylie and Mildred, boy.
effi snelinss SoSssa Scott th and Ssih Nelie. Boy
spriintyin, Arthur and Anora; sirl.
styles, Arthur and Mary, girl
Tsgmaa GsGFfs %sm snS and FISH astes ft girl
Updike Harry and Evelyn girl.
XsnssGy W.r.iS AInqr AlSe4I P:tty P:tret soy boy
Working, George and Nellie girl.
Wilson. Thomas and Ruth, boy.
Arthur and Virginia Amos, boy
Edwin and Josephine Bedell. boy.
Gas5ss Sdhn and snf Phss Ams sSssn, s2sdey sri rr
Jack and Elinor Brown. boy.
David and Irene Campa, twin girls
Ernest and Anna CLARK boy,
wilbur and Grace Dean: boy
Charles and Barbara Dillinsham boy.
John and Pearl Dyer. hoy: u,
Paul and Ruby Gauger. boy.
John and Mary Gleason. boy.
David and Rose Goode, girl.
Albert and Sally Harmon, girl.
Leon and Mildred Harris, boy.
Charles and Sylvia Himmelfsrb, boy.
Iampert ana and Iuss Jean h1Maaa ones srI af
Stuart and Marv Kerr, boy.
Nimrod and Marjorie, Keys, girl,
Henry and Alice Laguillon. boy.
Ihnrston and Anna Looming girl.
Shelby and Betty Luber girl
Russell and Phyllis Marriott, boy.
Joseph and Clara Miller. girl. ~
Iiewellyn and Eleanor Mitchell, sirl
James and Helen Mcfnerney, boy.
Lyon and Doris McMurray bov
Eugene and Thelma Palmer. girl.
Franklin and Millicent Parker, boy.
William and Betty Purdy. girl
Warren and Lanrabsne Roberts boy
William and Helen Puppel boy.
Carroll and Verna Smith. boy
James and Margaret Sprinser. boy.
Harold and Kathryn Stone girl.
Adolph and EVELYN Sinda. girl
Walter and Frances Thoms. boy
Row and Inci11e Tvsinger. boy
Iohn and Falnice Vanne boy.
Louis and .ois Vinck. hoy.
Harry and Eleanor wells bov
Gordon and Violet White. girl
James and Violet Woods. bov.
Sylvester and Thelma Cole. boy
Harden and Dorothy Evans. boy.
Ralph end Catherine HUGHES hov
Crandvil and Alleen Moore girl
Willie and Mamie WASHINGTON. girl.
Jack and Edna Craven. girl
Alonzo and Rosie Funderburk girl
Wilbur and Ollie TAYLOR, girl.
Evening star., 1942-12-06

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