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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

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Mrs. 4 IL Hssas hes ~FesmFne
frSsm Aehsa Miss m4
hht hron rs gusHs - EeiaitveM
Mrs FfanreS Larsen hak ~
turned ifssm ! stay ~ t~pU wveks
IA TIE e m hsg Niztrf Mf
Ora WslhH u Meaale
Mf. ana Mr. A 1 Vaiverde
and NJ LUalm Iaasef a3nt
Sunday n Mabal
Ms ana Ma wslssmFm III Ees
and chsldrsn Shirley Ann and
wiiitaFn. -. hssp resufnea lreaa
az extensive trip inst tenk thelss
70 safioaa pnlnss IN Grpfnia and
South Csfeisna
Messs4 J q llnllsft and Lester
Davis q ksnsas clty. Mn. aftiv
ed Sunday Is Nnna = varalloa q
twn weeks n he hotgsr ~ Nj.
iiuil~sa's parents REV end Mras
NJ e Hulkxat IA Ecasa~pa
Miss Ansslla Pickett 81 paNra
gonta and Mu Gene ST. Aman'
81 Mobile have returned lfvfn :
ten dasx Trip u Atlantis. Ca !.
chastanonsa. Tenn and other
points
Miss Odessa Bruce has depart
ed tot Ashxilie y G.. where she
win spend several weeks study
ing
Mrn II E Eteufe Ia expected N
arrive hsaine sesIay after spend
ing tie past msoush visiting Fela
tivee ia Philadelphia ansi Mes
York They wefe Joined early
in july ~ NJ Sirnhr fof a visit
81 = week 10 hn relatiss4 but he
returned last pe%k leaving ihsm
70 continue their visit for . few
days longer.
Ne. ard Mira Elclsue Denton
have returned 60 their horne -
Tunica. Mis- after ! Wait 81 tna
weeks ia The nome ~ Mn Den
toms mother. Mrs G A Carrier
While here they wrrc ms conief
81 much pleasant enlaxialnina
Mis- Marlase Ryan 81 aaszh
spent Sunday with her parents
Capt. and Mfk. Ryan ia H
g0ula.
A new face It the office 81 4
J Franklin. county agricultural
agent Is that q Mrs a i Moss
who has sueeeadnd Miss Tleonnf
Richie. his former secretary,
Miss Richie resigned her po
ton = short time ago and Is noa
employed IN Biloxi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

Msm nsnrss nissn - e
surnef u her hne = Hun
Moth Cardiac. after SEVERAL
daya visit Il sha uwlmae Tssthee
cusss aa tia guest q ef
VII Dixnn ard hes bsuEAf assl
sister il lhw. 81 ana - r.
DHxan Wills here - #Aae =
trip % sihll lrleuda = rAmp
shelhy
ushhx ENsa ass fenage3 >
sufIflse pafh eissu ~ NJ
nnl8 NJ srpd Mss + = Filter =
'lIe neimea Tsaiief EsalEE 81
Sunday a~fiefnaan - ~
= hsA eleventh hifshaag Th
nfpaent wefr Belts MsIaln #@f
RAfes Nell Faynn Eddie A
Leonard Hsteiey ard HaKb Fi'
Ter fee cream ana CO.
aefea ailar whieh H. Al ean
.rluaea lhe afternoon - fsH ~ 81
tending ghe picture usAhipl
uarhslm
Caldwell circle II the Mamnn
Missionary society - lhe FUsl
Hapsist Chuirh * pll
wssl mut ID Ire h Il -
|Tfava hvala Manaax aft
II he usual huaf 4 aassahY
jules LenF ~ The ChIunIee Sal
composing rugin infee = Eseapsf
atlng nscrly 81 lhf IAeksen Ceun
- Hospital lof - aAsaAnf
whEch wlil keep I'm ifss s.
Ten 81 magFe days
Miss Kiixafmth Klnsaid haa con
|eEndea : whit n MsM fAe
san. and hms Fesarrea a BET hauH
If Wslef vslif N
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mr. MnWHan nnaaa nk
Aw rsrentx ~ a - At
nemeua IN nlsx It's w
Nsa Nifiam nafIusso hss ~
m h0fne after 3 s e .
xwk Is Miss Alna -
Ala
Misses Eveisn sHsh ard Nrs
rtdes Cox w4ss Nsns 80 week
end ~ n1v S. LAss - tts ~
Nh Hsnei FaFv.
last SanAisv nAfkna ~ ~
tarn ~ NJ ana Mrs. Raf4st Fats
man ana daughters Peunin md
% Arm frosn . visit ~ = Wrek
to Mr. nasrmamt nafenM NJ.
ard Mra " A Hatmsn a igs
alhuFst Miss
Miss Esssd nnfdhnu - GgltpoFi
visited Miss Daisy xxrscf - hes
hosne IN GausseF. Mon8aV Mia
zlcgses has just fetusnea fEoFn
HatiteNhnfg Whefe ~ hes t~n
attending summer school at Ma
slssppi Southern ceIlese
Dr. and Mrs c u Gray spen,
Sunday In Mobile
III. and Mrs Brooks Halnlitun
have had a. guests shts ~eek y.
y Hamilton end John Ha&rn -
Randolph and S G Hamilton q
runtoioc. Miss
Friends AZ r. r Lynn will h.
happy ie learn that ~ Is re-
rupernsing nirrix ffsfn IN 1Fsfa
lien that be- underwent Last wseek
At ire Providence InfssTuap at
Mobile Mrs Lynn who has bern
# his bedside during TIE time. has
been joined each day - Mr..
Lvnns sister. Mrs " l. Blain
Miss Luglins johnson q paara
guula wus DE- guest Of Miss Shir.
~ ziegler IN Coulter last week
lean Marie Patterson. daughter
AZ REV. and Mrs r n Patterson
Of Tomlminviliw Ala. Is visiting
Betty Jean Robinson this week
Mr. and Mrs Walter Lewis and
daughter. Fave. are enjoying .
vacasion trip through The Smokey
Mountains
Rev. and Mrs Frederick Graef
depart Sunday morning. following
services AZ the Christ Lutheran
Church. for ConoveF. \ c. where
they 60 for q vacation visit Of 3
week 70 Mrs Gfaefn parents
On their return they vii be . e
conpanied By their son. Herman
who has been spending the sum
neF with his grandparents Mr.
ard Mrs Graef will be accusnpan
led b. Mrs charles Mo- ana Miss
Halma MeiaHe. wha WsIl BE-
their guests on he tFip
Attention Il called % the fart
that the services At Christ Luth
cram Church IN PascaRonia wiil
revert back 20 the normal nhed
uic on Sunday. July 70. wlth Sun
das school and Bible classes 81
2 90 q m. and church worship
# 1000 .. m
Mrs Warren b 5eeiev. necre
lary 70 a p May at the usO. has
departed to spend her vacation
with her husband II Louisville
X. While Mrs Seeley Is away
her place viii b occupied by
Miss Gencvicvc Seay.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Tnarnhil
have departed f0f Columbia.
Miss where they wiIi enjoy a
weeks vacation with felafivea.
NJ ard Mrs ] y. Williams
snd daughter. Nancy. Of Mont.
eeFBefy. Ala. spent she past
week here With Mn Wiuiams
sister. Mrs J. " Watson and
Mr Watson
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17
Methodist Society
Women Visit New
Church Members

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17
Ludles Hid
Society Meets
With Mrs. Frederic

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tAiunE the tsaase Al II te 4
asan kAmggh a hTf - 1
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l4nihrd II aAx Ain
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81 and sepsen AfNa II ui
again IN 0NtaHf st ~ mH
ana TIE hmlN FsN an
N1i cake and pumh
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

Miss Clara Fey Ct Mobile
spent ne week end with her par
enis. ID. and Mr. 4 G Kiey.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

jumbo and Ann Porter Of
Eew Orleans are enjoying > visit
here with their father. ~ G.
Porter.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

Or and Mrs. c Il Gray spent
Sunday IN Mobile
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

Mr. and Mrs nfoaks HanliiuF
have had a. guests THIS serk !
v Hamilton end John ne@rn q
Randolph and S { Hamilton q
rantoioc. Miss
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

Protect year snluahla the wise
wnr ~ saartna shaEn In eur
safe deposit koxsA Deaf walt Ter
smsrganeY - striksi
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-07-17

Nj. and Mrs z A Khayat and
children returned last week from
Oxford. Miss. where they have
been making their horne while
Mr.. Khayst was attending sum
mler school Al the University.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
New Farm Compromise Proposed
Call System to be Tested
Wednesday by Raid Wardens


senior wardens and they will keep
an accurate check on all equip
ment. Log books were also given
out and il will be the duty OF sen
Tor wsrdens TO keep post records
and a record OF the equipment.
To members who have complet.
cd the training course, certificates
and official Identification cards
were given The men were also
presented with stiokers in colors
which they may place on their doors
or windows to let others know they
are official air raid wardens.
Announcement was made that all
senior wardens whose duty It is to
turn on the sirens. should be pres
ent for the test Of sirens next
Thursday.
Mr.. Davis Was assisted IN con.
Quoting the meeting by Paul I'm
grodt. defense coordination. and
Clinton Castor. who is defense
staff worker
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

Fifty children under 2l years Of
az have been helped since June
ht the child y elfare agency IN Up.
slant. Afue Erickson. case work
or. reports The service which has
boeu carried IN for The past three
months. include all ~ Washten "
County eNrep. Ann Arbor
Help Is Offered % problems o.
delinquency dependency neglect.
health. school community and
home The primary service given
.s sympathetic understanding and
aHa8z.ns f0r solution TO the prob
.om Sir Erickson said
In ono cas- boy was sent 10
'.fdar Bag camp for one week
This summer Lacking the funds
to attend bis case was brought 70
the attention OF William jones. d.
rector Of eaffef Community Gent
Most OF the money came from The
tenters fund with the hoy csru-
Inz par. ~ b. and his mother con.
frhutfd the iema'ud.r.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Interesting Account of Life
in Africa Sent bv Surgeon


in letter from Dr. George West.
cot missionary and surgeon I'm
Belgian Congo Central Ari,7
his parents. Nh and Mrs. $. IT,
Westcott. Is s Summit 81. learn.
cd village is under construction
near the hospital conducted by
their son
The letter was mailed August
so and arrived here nearly month
later Or Wcstcoti has lived u
BELGIAN Congo for n wears. His
last visit 10 the United States wa
a one year vacation six wears aga.
The construction of The village
became necessary when an acute
housing situation developed amoue
several hundred persons there. d.
Wo-trott explained A guest house
for white patients and a church arc
included Boo the new additions
A. the time Of writing Dr. West
colt estimated tho -riliaeo. was halt
completed With $50 houses. each ac-
,ommoda'inr four persons He do.
signed tho settlement and outlined
tho streets The houses arc con.
stun .aI hy natives Tb FIRST
street. was hacked out of dense
Jungle and received the name Of
stump Street
A homemade device has 70
placed a shop engine In furnish
'"g Hawcr for the electric stem
wrote Tie eero.ata# H- H.
he'd to Two automobile wheels
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Blood
Being Sought

over 100 more registra tons for
the coming visit Of the Red Cross
Blood donor Uni: are needed in
order to nh the schedule for the
two day visit OF the unit oct. : and
g. The local Kiwanis club has do.
mated money Tor lunch which will
he served doners by the Cantfcn
Corps and CaEt7cn Aides Many Of
the Kiwanians have also signed to
donate blood
The visit or the unit will be AZ
the Legion Home and reg strations
may be made there. the prospective
donor appearing in person or telc-
phoning Also. an opportunity 10
register will he given Saturday
evening. when Thor Marsh chair.
man of tn, war service committee
Of the Junior Chamber Of Commerce
will speak over the public addro
system i'm tho business district and
Mrs. Ross Bower will take regis'ra-
tons
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
COP. Selects
Official Slate

Detroit. sept PC ms The Re.
publican state con1 cnt.on wa his
tory today as COP Leaders prepared
Co boost the candidacy OF The fol
lowing running mates 10 Harry r.
Kelly their candidate Tor governor
Secretary oi State stale se1a.
tor HERMAN Dieuau. O~o-so
state Tr"a7urer-S'ato senator
u. Hale Brake stanton.
Attorney General Herbert j
Bushton. incur bent
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

,. g.. or ~
"''''''
wage discrimination against W.
workers because Of sex appearr
to be out the window today follow
ing adoption by the war Labo
Board OF plIlcy granting cqua-
pay for equal work for women in
Armament industries
The policy was set forth In d
unanimous decision, written by Dr.
George W Taylor, the board s vice
chairman. who said any other con
dit,oa Wss not conducive 10 maxi
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
.SO May Put
Unit inCity

Through q suggestion by Amer
Jean Legion Officials. Npsilanti may
have its soldier entertainment more
permanently solved through estab-
lishmcnt Of q United Service Organ
ization unit here. This vas revealed
today by Wardou Geer. chairman OF
the USO committee.
Ivan Rhodes USO regional iirec-
tor. is TO he sent here to make a
survey to determine needs and TO
make recommendations
Help OF the $50 was sought
through recreation committee
formed by representatives Of or.
canizati1us Interested in civic prob.
lens r n Chapelle +. chairman Of
the recreation committee.
s study committee consisting Of
Mrs Luman Seamaus Mrs Alex
Fox and Harold Augustus was
named 70 list available places on
Michigan Ave.
Il is planned. IL the J~O comes
here. 10 have place where sol
diers may read. write dance. listen
70 music and have cantccn sc-r.
ice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Nazis Continue
to Lose Near
Stalingrad
Canadians Report
Four Submarines
DESTROYED

nv Iutsrnatfonaf News earvice,
III.
w W. '''''' S,e'"'
garages rom -2.poHnd artillery
Allied commando units battling the
Iaps in the mountains OF New
Guinea b,ra ,,~rod ,n,. ,,,.,do,. =.
- - ..,.
'"' or ""' re''"uu'N" 'heF du'
Nahced POSITIONS % miles above
the United Nations base OF Port
Noresby Cen Douelas uacArtbur,s
IT'S "Hho"H''u touaY'
'os"' / 'he ne" OFFENSIVE
,'''''N """'' '"N'n ny N',ied ground
'o','' t." peat ne ''H'hlhs defeat
u,"I' 'NF jap III the Mime Bay
are" "aI i''r TINS month came as
'a"a "'''u"lnk "ldHhsIau
u :, =" 20 'h"' 'heN hao pushed pack
'"' = AIS hoi u OF the Nolsa RIVER
cry ioi inc MIRA consecutive day.
OeS'roJ submarines
reports OF other nited Nations
successes against the AXIS cane
rom ottawa and Washington. At
p,'d"a canadian AR Minister
able destruction .. four enemy sub
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
to
Select Slate

Grand Rapids Mich Sept 2s
ms Michigan Democrats gather
ed In Grand Rapids today to nom
mate a slate OF candidates for
he November election
AZ the delegates TANNED hotel
Hobbies and street corners 10 dis.
cuss politics h appeared that the
following stood fair chance of
being named - accompany the
candidacy ~ Gov Murray y. Van
Wagner
Secretary ~ state Maurice p.
Eyeland Mayvllle. state banking
commissioner.
Attorney Genera John " Bah
cock Detroit chief assistant 70
the T. $ District Attorney
Auditor general leo j NowickI.
state budget director
State treasurer Theodore J. Fry,
lncum bent
Supreme court Justice Judge
Raymond ! starr. Grand Rapids
incumbent
Addressing the convention last
night. Van Wagoner urged that
L. s Senator Prenti.s " Brown
be reelected and the governor con
tended that President Roosevelt
saved England from being "alave
nation The governor continued
REGARDING Nr Roosevelt
Had rhe President not been on
tho 'on thcy would boz slaves N,
day No gave ia leadership no
fore the war and he is giving us
leadership today
or his own administration Van
WaRoner said
THE record o. this adminisirs-
ton is not just record ~ your
governor n is tho record OF a
team ~ state officials will
stack that team against The team
OF any previous Roterrn-'
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Would Have Labor
Cost Considered
by President

Washington. Sept. -UP-Sen.
Walter F. George, D., Ga. today
offered a new compromise in the
bitter tussle between administra-
ton and farm bloc forces over
legislation granting President
Roosevelt broad powers TO combat
initiation.
He recommended further revis-
ion Of an administration amend
ment-requiring the President to
consider farm labor costs in fixing
farm price ceilings--to include a
date from which higher labor costs
would be figured.
The farm bloc has d manded re-
vision Of the present formula for
computing parity prices for agri-
culture to include all labor costs
The proposal. embodied in an
amendment by Sen. Elmer Thorn
asp. Hois,s Sggr Teen sprosed
lldtly by the Iresldent.
Sees Adjustment Need
George said the administration
amendment. as now drawn, applies
only 10 future increases" i'm labor
costs and should he revised 10
permit price ceiling adjustments
to compensate for rises in lahor
and other costs since Sept. /. 1889
or possibly. from Jan. L. 1870.
Senate Democratic Leader Al
ben W Barkley Of Kentucky how
ever. objected and challenged
Georges contention that future in
creases alone would be affected
under the original compromise
Il think the hest thing is TO
leave the administrator free to
consider any Increases he said
III date were fixed. he could
not 90 behind that date to allow
for increased costs
Barley Confident
Barklev. who yesie" day adj
iourucd the Senate until Monday
after five days OF debate, reiterat-
cd his confidence that the admin
istration would win through. He
felt showdown vote would come
on Monday or Tuesday.
Administration leaders have as
serted that the antiinflation bill.
+ r. contains the Thomas amend
ment. will no vetoed nv the Presi-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
War Labor Board Rules on
Equal Pay For Equal Work

cr dihorenlial now exists be
.ocn the rates Of pay for men and
omen so thai IL would not exceed
q pr cent.
Taylor said the idea ~ 50 per
eut efficiency for women has
evolved from a biological phene-
'omenon which applies only TO a
period OF tim and not 20 relative
niciency and competence at other
times
There il no proof. scientific or
9th arwisc. that women arc 20 per
cent less capable than men all
the time he said
His opinion noted that the
equal pay for equal work princi-
pie hrst vas adopted by the 1918
War Labor BOARD OF World War /
and that It has been followed in
specific eases by both the National
Defense Med alton BOARD and the
present hoard
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Car Discovered
Under Water al
Race ST. Bridge

Effort Is being made 70 check
OFurrshIp a. car which was found
submerged in The Huron RiIer at
fHp Race street bridge about S o.
clock his morning The lights were
shining from beneath rho water and
Investigation showed the night door
open.
The license on the car was issued
70 Lloyd 4 Wendiard. 2l612 Colo
ny s. Clair Shores. bat tool checks
found on the hey ring Weer issued
found on tne key ling We're issued
Romuius A. the Ford Motor Com.
parry River Rouge plant
The car. a 1885 model convertible
coupe. had gone through the rails
and into the water Sounds from the
accident were not heard and the
time uas nos clearly established
Ralph Embody. a driver FOR a local
cab company went into the water.
In M uuavauaiug search for the car
occupant
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
See RATIONING Page 5
Nelson Seeks
to Speed War

Washington. Sept Is ms Don
aid VI Nelson. chairman OF the war
Production Board VINO is now
streamlinmg the oncc.umbering
W1B. today planned 10 make two
new moves 10 speed up War produc-
ton.
Nelson said that he would an
nouuce soon the names of the five
men who will serve on The WPB'S
lstOrmanagcmeut policy commit.
tee. which will be charged with the
job Of formulating proposals for
closer cooperation between workers
and industry Two OF the members
will be union leaders. two will
represent Management and the tfth
will be an impartial chairman.
Greater Voice
~ the same time. Nelson de-
Clared that Il was impossible that
he would give labor greater voice
in the war program by nam.ug
union leaders as deputy chiefs Of in
dustry branches within the WPB
The WPB car also indicated that
the cumbersome priorities system
may be scrapped soon. He already
has taken priority powers away
from tho Army and Navy allcgedly
because military officers in the
field issued SO many preference
ratings that II led 10 widespread
confusion because there we're not
enough materials to iiil all the prior
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26


Complete plans for test Of the
chain of calls system were an
nounced at a meeting of air raid
wardens Friday evening in Npsi-
lanu High School.
The test. whereby air raid ward.
ems are called TO their posts by one
man starting a chain of calls. will
be next Wednesday evening. The
system has been worked out where
II one person is not reached the
person calling Immediately con-
facts those for which the other per-
son is responsible
Copy OF the chain OF calls system
was given to each air raid warden
and they are TO be posted near the
telephone.
Following the test next Wednes-
day, Wardens are 10 gather al their
posts where the training program
in connection with the adult school
will be explained Men will he
registered for the classes which will
meet once a week for ten weeks
The first aid clszs W. sts-t October
5; Office Of Clviliant defense Glass.
October 6; and advanced training
class for air raid wardens, Octo-
Der :.
Chief Air Raid Warden Spencer
Davis announced that helmets are
now available at the fire station
Helmets will be kept at the post
headquarters and there will be
set quota for each post The bal.
ance of the order Of special flash.
lights has also arrived, Mr. Davis
said
Receipt books were given 10 the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26

turned by q SIX foot overshot wheel
in the stream nearby
Dr. WestCott told of many pa.
tCnts from all over the province
loHrneying 10 he hospital for Y
RAYS Three major operations for
white persons We're performed 10.
Gently. one Of them the wife Of
the miuc director Jon the area
The Nray was recently added 10
tho hospitals equipment
a waiting list NJ 100 AZ Tho hos
pitsl has been brought down to
about So A number Of patients
I'm tho TB sauifarium recently de-
tlared themselves cured and sud
denly departed no wrote Later
he learned ono OF them died
4 description was given in the
letter how blildmc materials were
obtained and OFF construction
methods s s8rd layer OF clay
several inches beneath the soil
provide. an excellent foundation
clay for bricks Is obtained from
ant hills With hand press foul
novs make 1900 bricks dav ar
a cost of approximately le cents
a thousand Ills master mason
Who can lay 200 bricks day
receives s. cents as daily wage
d. WesteGit wrote. The head
rarprntc- with more training Is
Maid Ton HTWfe
s larger church ie being sor
'rI because &C an increase
10 Attendance
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
AIIiedCOmnandOUniiS
Di>IOd &c Jap Invaders
Rationlng of
Gasoline to
be Speeded
November LikclN
Deadline

n..tf..t - o.. m .,-l.
'''''s wv
oli''e OF fIl'e Administration 10
day rushed preparations Ia ration
Gasoline IN Tho nations 1900 600
airu.,, r,o,,,is,. os p.hh,. r7,r
U.uit' 80. a.1ar,I -. -
80 aa,n,,.,'o olar,,ni. I,fo Cror,
hro.t' ~ ,a,
800 A., no., s,o.,,... d..to f,r
..sr,tna t,a ,ro,.,,.,. ,..,, M n,,f
90, -. ~ "a.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
Stamp, Bond Booth
to be Constructed

4 booth 70" the sale OF stamps
and bonds as a part Of the Victory
FAN Festival is TO he placed next
week on Michigan Ave. near Wash.
ingt0n St
Although Il was planned 20 have
a dug oar. members of the Re-.
tail Committee Of the Board Of
Commerce feel that the booth will
be more attractive without sand
bags placed around it.
Tickets TO be used in the Treas
IRE Hunt Thursday evening are be.
ing given at retail stores for each
- cents purchased in defense
stamps. SCRAP Day will be oh.
served Thursday at a stand near
the Post Once when a tick: for the
Treasure Hunt will be given for
each 10 pounds Of scrap metal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
AUCTION CALENDAR

SATURDAY. October : 1900 noon.
sharp, al i34oi Gooding Road,
known as the North 7 roop srni,
two miles east o. Milan and one
haf mile roth. Archie Palmer.
PROP. Ear WrI71t Auet onss-
o. &. Veddsr. Clerk. ADV. loo