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uEIoE CHURCH

Non denamlnatlonal. South
Pascagouln street Homer Miller.
superintendent: Miss Lena A.
Hail superintendent Primary De.
Ipariment 500 r NJ Sunday serv-
ices
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Moss Point Church
News

Schednie-
Sunday Sunday School. 1000
A NJ. n II Lander. supefiutena
eut League. TOO T. ~
Worship Services. ffsm A VI
-73D y NJ
M0nday-WomeHi Society us
Christian Service. every other
Monday 81 the month
"Wednesday Prayer meeting
80 = NJ
Rev J N PAYNE.
Pastor
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cnuncH or oon

CHURCH or COL
East Moss Point
1000 A. M-Sunday school
Joe Barrow, superintendent
IiW A. NJ and 7.50 +. NJ
Preaching pervlee every Sunday
e@ r Ny I. 81. each Sun
slav. cergi Mcdonald leaaef
800 p. M-prayer service
each Thursday.
Rev JOHN A STUBS.
rastm
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MOSS POINT
METHODIST

Schedule for the week
Sunday
sf5 a M-Church school
100 a N. Wanian s~ervIees
600 p M-Y0ugh Fellowship.
ZOO p M-Worzhip services
Monday
sec p M-Meetlne af =. $ {.
S Circles. May CoWan. CeeIls
Daley
Tuesday
7.30 P. M-HarFiet Fancy CIR.
Gle.
Wednesday,
ZOO p. M-Mid=week prayef
services
+. / WALTON.
Pastor
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REonoARfzED cHuHcH OF
JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS

Church Schnol p,4a a NJ
l. BanbN. kaperxsesF.
Sacrament Sefvtee, II A NJ
First Sunday Of eaeh manth
Zsons League Young People
Thomas, iea0er
W0mens Meeting TOO n "
every other MondayAra ] l.
Barlow. leader
Mid seek Prayer Services %
p NJ Wednesday
Rveryone cordially invited
a n BARNES.
Pastor
MILDRED THOMAS,
Reporter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

OF God. made in His image. We
won't despair. but have faith that
some day may achieve this. with
Gods help.
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FAmvIEw BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School at 1000 A. NJ.
q " Taslofs superintendent
Preaching service every second
and fourth Sunday at II 90 a M
and TO ?. n.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday al
Tsz0 ?. NJ
ExefYune welcome
A D. WEXFORD.
Pastor.
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SECOND BARTIsT CHURCH
Ra4rcaRo&iia

Located IN shipvard section. on
Henry nvensse
Sunday
n4z A b. Sunday School. a
b Crane. SUPERINTENDENT
II % a NJ. Morning Worship
Service.
SO r NJ. y r q Hour.
kloyd Stephenson. director
It's = H. TeaehaFk and OF
fieeFs Meeting
"Wednesday
tbs p M-scaaa SERVICE
500 p. ~. Prayer Service
All visitors welcome We ok.
tend to you . hearty invitation
b conae and worship with rs
J. l. MORGAN.
Pastor.
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LUTHERAN

Christ Lutheran Church
7le Soalh Paecaeoula street
Saturday. JUS 4fh Announce
nenn - HAS Communion are IA
be made Il the parsonage in tn
afternoon 81 evening.
Sunday. Jnly sth Fifth san
az alter Trinity
$50 = N-Dlpine Service and
HOLY Communion. Miss Hiima
Melene. oTganlst. Epistle lesson.
! Peter : ais. Gospel lesson.
Luke 5. III sermon topic -Heaf
fhs Word q TIE Lord"
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST CHURCH

Bayou cazntte
Sunday School at et4s A NJ
Louis L1ndef. superintendent
Rxaaehing aeFvtee every first
md fourth Sunday. at 100 A.
g.. end To 2 N
Rev. A u WEXFORD.
Pastor.
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ST. JOHNS
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CoFner Pine and Live Oak streets.
paseagoula

Sunday services
7sW-Huly communion and ser
mon
1e.ao-Suuday school.
lfs00-H0ly Communion and
Sermon Subject Of sermon. We
have l8iied al the night sod bavss
taken nothing Everyone vel.
Gene.
Menaay-gss0 = n. you are In.
vited e tune n Station WGCM.
1910 kiloeyeies The rector speaks
every Monday It tins hour
Rev. FRIEDRICH s HEScH
Rector
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FrHsT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

FIHhT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
AZ Csnts street.
Sunday. july s.
Gas a N. SUNDAY achrfsI
1000 A II Bible classes
100 A n. morning worship.
What think ye Of Christi
Tsm = n Young Peoples
League. II manse.
b.0a + N evening worship.
Sermon "IextIs ~ Nazareth
J G CRANE y. d,
Minister
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1T. pTERREs
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
CaIftgm MtW

s.10-MoFning Prayer and Ser
mon by the rector. The second
Sunday Of the month the service
j. Hoig Communion and Sermon
Rev. FRIEDRICH S REScH,
Pastor.
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CHURCH OF cHRIsT

kreole. Miss
Meets ia Flfemens Hall
Bible School zo8 ? -
Worship. 500 2 =
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PRESBYTERIAN

Sunday July s.
Gas A NJ Sunday school.
li00 "A NJ. Morning worship
7sS0 p NJ. evening worship
7a0 p. NJ "Wednesday. mid
week prayer service.
Rev T b WEST.
Pastor
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SPENCER MEMORIAL
BAPTIST cHURc
Baymt Casoiae

HHFUM bHaWE4F
Sunday School II as@6 A NJ
Louis Lander. superintendent
Young Peoples Meeting at
TOO p. NJ.
Preaching EVERY Sunday at
q 100 p N
] s JENKINS.
paSfnf
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-03

Recreation Room Z S Maritime
Building
oslndax
e4s a IL SUNDAY school r.
u Pike superintendent
iIsW a n. morning worship
AArNlNe5
500 r NJ Evening Worship
service
Thursday
1W ? - Prayer srrvire
hev J u WATTS
Pastor
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PasrauOula Church News
20 cLERcYMEN Ave cHuRcH oFFIcERs.

NOTICE TO AND CHUHCH OFFICERS
TIE Chronirle-Star and Advertiser Is DESTROYS Of keep
Ing standing or this page. under tho head Of Church News
= complete and correct directory Of ali the churches IN our
AREA. hours Of services, special meetings and other matters
uf interest to our church people To make this directory con-
piete 1t il necessary that we get copy for changes IN the
hours Of service not later than every Wednesday afternoon,
d We wish to publish this directory n the Friday issue Of
nu1 paper So please help u 70 keep the list correet. BY send
inc b yDur copy every week h "Wednesday afternoon ni
The 4afest.
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300 a n Sunday school NJ
Wiilisrd neFoaesi. superntend
ent. Miss Catherine Bfasb. o.
Ranisl lesson Gideon
600 A M-Blble elssses
800 = M-Prayer and aoug
serpise al are cordially tneitesi
e. GENE and Wufai4lp Wilh "a
Monday. JUS QuAFtesiy
meeting % the voting members ~
tfe congregation At the parsonage
af To + NJ
Wednesday. Juiy tn Choir ~
hearhal At 40 r NJ
TaurainT. Juiy sin Meeting
u the Martha Society atap A..
with Miss Catherine Braah a hos
tess
Rev FRERERIcK A GRAEF.
Pastor
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ICorned Dupont avenue and South
pascsgoula street
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
Cherry Hill Church Scene
of Davis-Walls Ceremony

Cherry Hill. Mich Sept tO-Tho
marriage Of Miss Mary Margaret
Walls daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs.
e. f Walls. and Robert Franklin
Davis son ~ Mrs Belle Davis
Balncsb0ro. Pa was solemnized
at s O'CLOCK Saturday evening. in
the Cherry lul Church in pretty
ceremony Rev. C. T. Nevin Of
ficiatinC
The church was beautiful with
baskets OF flowers Mrs Sadie
Shuart played Lohengrin wedding
march as the bridal PARTY ap-
preached the altar.
Mrs John Wiseley acrompan-
led by Mrs Shuart SANG 20 Prom
lse Ne" and II Love Won Truly.
The bride who was given I'm
marriage by her father. C. F.
Walls was lovely IN gown Of
white lace over white satin with
Ions train and a finger zip veil
She carried bouquet % white
sladion
The bride was attended by two
June Dory and Doro-
thy Wiseley and a maid of honor.
Wilma Lee Walls The maid OF
lo70r wore a pink orsandy dress
yi'h blue trimmings and carried
bouquet OF mixed flowers The
wore blue marquis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
Eaton Mills

Eaton Mills Sept 1o-Mrs Hattie
Swihar., Ypsilanu. ie visiting az
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO
Day
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Pelton New
Boston spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Foster Gay.
Mrs John Bokan. Sumpter Road
called on Mrs Leouard Hulge,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert SteiniEer.
Detroit. were callers Of Mrs. Lena
Day. Monday afternoon
Mrs. Glen White and son Garth,
Wayne. spent Wednesday with her
mother. Mrs Glen Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs William Day and
family. Dearborn, spent Wednes-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs Lee
Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Garlick.
Belieyille. spent sunday afternoon
with Mr.. and Mrs David Garlick.
Mr. and Mrs. alden Day and
family were Sunday afternoon call.
ers Of Mr.. and Mrs Eaton Roberts,
Ypsilanti
James Thorne and daughter. Mrs
Loyal Wilson. Paint Greek. called
on Mr. and Mrs AFRO Day. sunday
afternoon
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10

cite with pink trimming and car.
ried bouquets
Donald NJ Davis. nephew OF
ths groom. was best man and the
Lshers We're Charlie, Walls and
Bayucrd Ash
A reception was held u the
church parlors imm, diately FOL.
loving the ceremony Wedding
clke and ice cream were served
10 the guests
The couple are on short trip
in northern Michigan on their
return. they viii live en- Goufred
son Rd
Mrs Davis attended YpsGanr
Hieh school Mr. Davis IS en-
pioyed al The bomber plant
Guests from a distance, We've
Mrs Belle Davis Mr. and and Mrs
Thomas Davis, Mr. AMI Mrs. Tam
AZ Davis. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David
Wood Mr. and Mrs Leonard Davis.
and Mrs Elmer Anderson an of
Barnesboro. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs
Given Fulton. and Nj and Mrs
Amos Mcdonald Plymouth. Mr.
and Mrs Raymond Ash Mr.. and
Ms Henry Noelker. Ann Arbor.
Mrs lrma Saltz. Mrs Annie Gen.
Miss Margaret Saltz, Npsilanti.
and Mr.. and Mrs G. 4 Tcrry and
daughters, H~rrha and Wilma.
Fort Wayne, Ind
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
Y psiIanti Relatives
Attend Wichman Rites

Mr. and Mrs A f. Squier and
daughter Shirley, Mrs Guy Squier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kidder and two
sons, Donald and Warren. and Mrs
Louise Kidder attended the funeral
Of Max G Wichman at the Cooper
Bros Chapel Detroit. Mr.. Wichman
passed away at O'Clock Sunday
morning, Sept s. at the age Of 81
years. ar 81 Joseph's Mercy Hos
pital after three months illness.
He leaves his wife. Mrs Edna
Wichman. two daughters. Mrs Her
bert kidder. Ypsilanti. and Miss
Maxine Of Ann Arbor. and two sons.
Donald and Henry. San Diego. Cal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
Small Boy Complains,
Resident in Custody

Complaint is expected TO be sign
ed this afternoon against a y. Ham,
lton ST resident who was arrested
in the Wuerth Theater Wednesday
evening on charges Of gross indie.
cency.
A seven year old boy reported
that the man, who was sitting next
10 him in the theater had molested
him The boy notified hls mother
and the man was unprecedented by
Manager Henry Polk
The accused admitted that he
faced a similar charge IN Grand
Rapids about two months ago
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10

anti, entertained at dinner Sunday
Mary Barton, Mary Otis, Cathrins
Dempsey, Josie Warane May o.
Brien. Laura Duggan and Kathryn
Gauntlet.
Mrs. Frank SikorsN ATTENDED the
Altar Society meeting AZ the home
of Mrs. Guy Heath. Thursday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
FOUR YOUTHS KILLED

Lndington. Mich, Sept. 10 Four
Hart youths. returning from a thea.
ter party celebrating the imminent
induction Of three OF them into the
armed forces. we're killed Wednes-
day when the auto in which they
we're riding collided with a freight
train Killed were Morris Rouse.
20 Christian Jensen. 90. Robert
Quail. II. and Arnold Lambrix. %.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
X-RAY HEAD DIES

Highland Park. Mich, sept n
Rites will he Friday for DR. Ed
ward G. Mieor head Of the X.ray
department at Highland Park Gen.
fal Hospital. who died Wednes.
day Born In chicago. DR.. Minor
aas graduated from the University
N Michigan and Detroi, College Of
Medicine
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Lund, Chicago. III.
now occupy the apartment ovei
Strawe's store.
Mr. and Mrs. William Nelson Wis.
tied Mr.. and Mrs O. f. Nedder. Mr..
Nelson i, spending a fifteen day
iurloush with his wife and parents
Miss Margaret Murphy, Ypsi
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10

family Ferndaie. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Osborn, son. Don, and Mrs
Hattie Tausdall, Geddes. Mr.. and
Mrs Harley Dyslnger and daugh-
ter Whitaker.
Nancy Strawe has returned home
from Curtis. Mich. after spending
tne summer with her grandparents.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
HEARINGS POSTPONED

Detroit. Sept IONS Hearing
on the federal covernm M petition
70 revoke the citizenship Of Mrs
Max Stephan wife Of The nations
first convicted traitor of World War
II, today was postponed until Sep
TENDER 81
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
KILLED IN ACTION

Port Huron, Mich. Sept Word
has been received that John Alan
MONTGOMERY %. son OF Mrs Viola
G. Montgomery. a gunner with the
Royal Canadian Air Force in Eng
land was killed in action Sept. A..
He joined the RCAF in March,
1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
ACCEPT REslGNArlnN

Lansing. Mich Sept To- state
Supreme Court accepted the resig-
nation OF Harry y Mead Detroit.
from the State Bar Wednesday. de
spite a protest that he should he
required TO face disbarmeut pro
Ceedings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10

Grand Rapid, Mich Sept 10
AP-Rite5 are being arranged for
George T Bolshner Is first presL
dent OF the Michigan state Fire
Chiefs Association. who died We'd
nesday az his home BousAner was
member Of the Grand Rapids fire
department so years and had been
marshal % years when no retired
In 1898
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
NelCS From Whitaker

Mr. and Mrs. George $ Osborn
entertained for sunday dinner Mr..
and Mrs Harold D Osborn and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-10
WAS DEAFen ed

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,ifaunt va -' Do D. TT - Orss1as A. dlfe~ted
t'rh-nt an i1rrs ~ sr--.f,is ----a is.-5.d -
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For sale at all good drug stores
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
New Bill To Hike
War Obligations 10
rs Billions Total
1@-r.cs FUNDS Of 5 ,620,457,615 FOR Almost
Score Il Agencies for New Fiscal Year; Fight
Brewing 9 er OPA Fund.

Washington, June 29.-(AP)-Thc
House appropriations COMMITTEE
fired another financial saIvO in the
Var program today, sending to the
floor d l~,6l0,287,6I3 supply bill.
which it estimated would boost to ap-
~proNnnately 900, 900 900 the
amount projected for national de
Tense since June, 1910.
The new DII carries funds for al
most a score Ci al agencies for the
fiscal year starting July /. Most Of
them have been operating in the past
ON emergency ALLEGATIONS.
While more than one-halt the total,
ST, 100, 000, 900, is for the War Ship
ping Administration, d S15,OOO,UOO
time for Leon Henderson's Office OF
Prlc5 Administration was expected
to be the only part OF the bill over
which a controversy of any ConSe-
quence would develop.
The committee more than halVed
Henderson's original request and
shaved S86. 600 900 from the Budget
Bureaus recommendation.
To make certain the 75.000,O 900
would be all that HenderSon's agency
would have TO spend during the next
year. the committee wrote into the
bill a restriction that the OPA funds
'silall be augmented by ALLEGATIONS
or transfers Of funds from any other
appropriation
The OPA item was almost certain
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
Deadlock On
Farm Bill Is
Holding Yet

Washington, June 29.-(AP)- A
further attempt to break the House.
Senate deadlock over the annual
farm appropriations bill failed today,
Senator Nye. Republican, North Da-
kota, reporting that the %conterees
from the two chambers got no.
where at ALL
With the current appropriation on
the V Of expiration. the COntcrecs
arranged to meet again tomorrow
after the House group first holds a
separate huddle.
Chairman Fulmer, Democrat, OF
South Carolina, of the House Agri-
culture Committee, said later that
the Department of Agriculture and
the Budget Bureau had agreed on a
compromise proposal which he be-
licved WouN remove obstacles block
ing the bill.
The compromise submitted TO the
c@onferees, Fulmer said, provides for
the government to make loans OF 100
per cent parity to farmers Tor their
grain. with the government being
given authority to sell the grain at
any price.
The effect, he explained, would be
to guarantee full PARITY to farmers
regardless of how low the market
price Of the product is depressed by
government grain sales.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
Continued on Page Four)

Washington. Jane 29.-(AP)-
While technical experts prepared d
draft Of the once completed $780,
100000 tax bill, House Ways and
Means committee men said today that
four million fights headed by nsW
sales tax arguments probably would
be roopened before the measure
reaches the House.
They said opportunities ~undoubted-
~ would be presented to consider
again pct only a war consumption
tax but postwar credits for cor
poratiouS and corporate excess profits
tax rates, the withholding plan
of income tax collections, ana pro-
posed increases IN second and third
class postal rates.
Sales tax advocates wore counting
noses in the House TO d tsrmiNe
nh,;aU sG>a ie,y II hi - passed,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
Examine Drivers
Licenses In Hunt
For Enemy Aliens

Raleigh, June 29.-(AP)-
Aware that potential saboteurs
have free access to North Caro-
lima highways, Motor Vehicles
Commissioner I. BOddie Ward
today instructed State patrol
men to examine as many driV-
cr's licenses as possible. He re-
minded that patrOlmen had been
closely working with the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation,
and that they. on their oWn inia-
tive, had made inquiries of sus-
peCted persons. ,
Examinations of drivers Ii
cenSes on the highways, Ward
said, will give the patrolmen OPP
pOrtunity to study drivers and
occupants of automobiles, and.
when advisable, to put them
through detailed questioning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
Tokyo Tells
Of Success
In Shans4.ii
Purpose of Major Op-
~erations i'm Area is 10
Protect Railway Vital
for Big Push West
ward; Stubborn Front
for Japs.

Tokyo, June 29-(AD-Japancse
broadcas o-ln the largest mop
ping up operations" yet undertaken
in that region, strong japanese
forces, in a thEce-pronged Of, nsiVe,
have smashed the Chinese back on a
+U-milc front along the border be-
tween southeastern Shansi and
northern Honan provinces, Domei
reported today.
The front extends from Linhsien. in
HCnan, a battle-ground tor the past
fortnight. southwest to LingchWan, in
the foothills OF the Tanslng noun
tains in Hanshi. Domei said the
Chinese 27th army had been disor-
ganized and compelled 70 flee into
the hills.
Yesterdays Chinese communique
reported heavy fighting in this re-
gion, and asserted that the Chinese
recaptured Limhsien June % and
held it against strong pressure the
following day.
(The purpose Of major operations
IN this region is not clear, but the
scope of the Japanese drive suggests
that formidable Chinese cOncGntra-
'tions in southeastern Shanshi menace
the Japanese position along the mid
die Peiping-HankoW railway, vital
to the invaders for any big push
westward toward Chungking. The
Japanese have tried vainly for four
years to clear the Chinese from the
south Shansi mOuntains.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
President, at Request
of | c k e S Sets End
Back to July 10; Dis
appointed With Re-
ceipts Shown Thus
Far.

Washington, June 29.-(AP)-
President Roosevelt extended the
rubber collection drive today for an
additional ten days because collec-
tons through Saturday had brought
in the disappointing total of $4,000
tons.
Originally scheduled to have ended
at midnight tomorrow, the, campaign
now Will continue through July 10,
The total Of 2l9,000 tons vas eX-
elusive of rubber turned in since
Saturday, and also of that in the
hands of some 10000 Junk dealers in
the country. Ii compares with a total
Of lOO,438 tons collected during the
first six days of the campaign, which
began June Is.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
Gasoline Is
High, Scarce
In The East
Disorders in S O m e
Places as Supplies Run
Out: New York Mayor
Price In
crease Order Made by
Henderson.

Washington. June 29.-(AP)-
The Office of Price Administra-
ton announced today that the re-
production of a war bond seal on
"A" ana "B" gasoline ration
ing cards could be used to pur-
chase gasoline only between July
Is and July p.
Previously OPA had said that
the seal appearing i'll the up
per left corner of the ration cards
would be good for n ration of
gasoline as a means of carrying
motorists over the lag between
July Is, when the temporary ra-
tioning was scheduled to expire
and July %, when the new per-
manent eastern rationing pro-
(COntinnp0 on Page ThrEe)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
Deaths Are
Still Fewer
In Week-End

Charlotte, June 29.-(AP)-Traf-
lic death, probably affected by the
automobile gasoline and tire short
ages, continued to show q drop from
a year ago over the weekend in
North Carolina.
At least three persons lost their
lives in automobile accidents. An
other North Carolinian died from an
electrical shock, another was killed
BY a train and still another was shot
CONTINUED on Page FOur)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
RUBBER DRIVE IS EXTENDED
Four Men Killed
When Army Bomber
Falls On Sunday

Dayton. Ohio, June 29.-CAP)-
Apparently circling for an emergency
landing, d tWo-motored medium
bomber plunged into a hay field %
miles south of here late yesterday,
carrying its crew of four army air
men TO death.
Captain John Van Cleve. Of the
public relations office at Patterson
Field here. said the plane took off
about 5 p. m. eastern wan time) for
Albany. Ga.
The victims included: Second Lieu
tenant Ralph H. Obhman, .Jr. Of
Guilford College, N. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
WEATHER

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Little change in temperature
tonight, with scattered thun-
der showers this afternoon or
early tonight.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29
State Bond Quota
:~Dl2,l55,00O In july

Washington. June 29.-(AP)-
New York State will be asked to
bay Sl71.596, 900 of war bonds i'll
July. slightly more than one-siNth
of the national quota of 1000
0OO. 900, Secretary Morgenthau
announced today.
Quotas by states included;
North Carolina. S12.153.000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-29

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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1942-09-11
INSURANCE
Proposals Wanted

Sea led proposals will be received 10y
HE Undersigned until four a. O'Clock
I'M. Eastern Standard time. Tuesday.
september -. 1912. for furnishing
War Damage insurance on the Wyan-
sOtte General Hospital and NURSES
Home, inclusive of contents. AZ a blank
It policy. i'll amount of 81 600. OOO. 90.
which represents approximately 100
per cent of cost of replacement of
buildings and contents.
Said proposals shall be. delivered TO
the City Clerk in the City Hall. Wy
andOtte. Michigan, and shall be plainly
marked PROPOSALS FOR WAR
DAMAGE INSURANCE. Said bids
will be publicly opened and read at
the regular session of the City Coun-
all at eight (S) o'clock PM. Eastern
Standard Time, Tuesday. September
-, 1912
The City reserves the right TO accept
any bid or reject any or all bids if
deemed for the best interest of the
City.
LAWRENCE j. LaCOURSE.
'5fw2 City Clerk.