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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27
Chinese Battling Japanese
muQders On Dozen Fronts

Tsungfa is so miles northeast Of
Other japanese dispatches said
General Liu Chin, commander Of
the Chinese 9th Army, defending
southern Shansi province, had fled
to the mountains with a "handfuI"
of his
Ii was also announced officially
in Chungking today that B~rigidaier-
General Claire Chennault, command
er Of the American volunteer group
which has been flying with the
Chinese air force, will remain in
control of air operations against the
Japanese in China after his ''flying
tigers are inducted into the United
States Army Air Corps July 4.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27
Huge Bill Okeyed
By Senate Group

Washington, June 27.-(AFJ--
A 2.820,0 600 900 military Suppl>
bill providing funds for the pur-
chase of $3.50 war planes and
the cauipping of an army OF T.
500. 600 men was unanimously
. approved today by the Scnalc APP
prOpriations COMMITTEES.
The record breaking measure,
already passed by tho House 352
TO 0. is expected to go Lcior@ t'c
Senate Monday.
Included in the total was ST.
zoe. 0OO, 900 for lcnd-l0aSc mate
rial. increasing to S62 ,91i .G3n,G00
the amount thus far Votri! nv
Congress for aid to others of the
United Nations.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27

Returns

Returns from the run-Off pri-
mary for sheriff throughout the
county. and for constable of
Henderson township will be
gathered by the Daily Dispatch
tonight and the results ANNOUNCE
ed as rapidly as the vote is re-
ceived. 1t is anticipated that the
returns should come in more
speedily than usual. due to the
single contest in the county at
larre. and only enc other in
Henderson township.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27
IS B-24 BOMBERS IN
ATTACK ON RUMANIA

London. june 27.-(AP)-FITteeN
consolidated B-24 bomberS from
Egyptian air raids participated in
the United States Army air force
raid which struck at the Rumanian
1t was disclosed IN London today
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27
Gasoline Is
Lifted 21ac
Per Gallon
Fuel Oil Prices Also
Raised Two Gents by
Order of Leon Hen
derson; Administrator
Says He Regrets 1t;
Costs Higher.

Washington, June 27.-(AP)-An
increase Of . l.2 cents Il gallon IN
the retail price Of gasoline, and two
cents a gallon for ordinary domestic
fuel oils and kerosene was approved
for the eastern scaboard today by
the Office of Price Administration.
The increase, effective Monday, is
expected IT, finance increased cost of
Transporting petroleum products into
the gasoline ratiOning area
Price Administrator Leon Hcndcr-
Continued on Page Four
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27
Churchill On
Short Visit
To Fl. jackson

Fort jackson, S. c., June 24.-(AP)
-lDelayed)-Winston Churchill saw
a spectacular display Of Americas
expanding might today at the Army's
largest infantry training post, where
crack paratroops plummeted from the
SKY by hundreds and live ammunl-
uon from big field guns Whistled di-
Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-27

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Evening star., 1942-03-15

everything" he says to me. before
! 80 back to report"
Smatter. soar" | ask hius. no.
te,n' he amt IN Uniform. "rryin' TO
put on little weight for the Draft
Bosrde"
He shudders an says no. IN a
whisper.
You scared Of the WARP guess
again. because the hang-dog look On
his face begins to get me sore.
Evening star., 1942-03-15

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When She Smiles
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
$3.50 More Homes
For War Workers
U. S. viii Lease Homes,
Buildings, Fix Them Up

An additional $3.50 housing
units will be provided here for war
workers under program an
nounced Saturday by the National
Housing Agency.
The agency, said statement. Is
preparing TO lease privately owned
homes and buildings and remodel
them 10 accommodate workers.
The move was declared TO be
recognition that il will be impos-
Slhle because of labor and material
shortages 10 meet demands for liv-
ing quarters in Michigan. Ohio,
Kentucky and West Virginia.
Concentration Will be on i'm
proved real estate including build
lngS combination business and
residential properties and small
apartments. The Home Owners
Loan Corporation is handling the
conversion Of smaller structures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Union Offers Plan

The strike committee of local
300 offered Saturday night 10 call
a mass meeting and attempt 70
persuade the workers to return to
their jobs if the Ford company
would agree to the following pro-
pOsal:
An arbitration board be
set up by Heenan by next Tues
day 10 determine whether women
should be covered by the union
contract and paid equal rates
with men,
2-No additional women be
hired blythe company until this
matter is settled.
3-The- company Immediately
negotiate with a union commit
tee on revisions of the prevailing
contract.
The strike began when the union
charged the Ford company had put
36 women 70 work at pay lower
than men workers receive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
GoodfeIIows Meet
Monday Evening
Plans FOR Paper Sale
Dec. IS 70 Be Finished

FINAL plans for the GoOdfellow>
annual newspaper sale Will be
made Monday evening December
:, at meeting in tho County
Binding
This years sale 8, scheduled
Tuesday, December IS. The Old
NcWSboyS Association which d.
reefs the campaign that seeks 70
assure Christmas gifts for all i'm
poyerished children. has a goal OF
$50 .OOO.
Greater emphasis on funds from
the sale Of newspapers is neces-
sary. John II Hennlng head Of
the drive. said Saturday, because
Of war-forced cancellation Of sew.
cral benefits that have Swellec
donations in the past
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Duck Hunter S
Body Recovered

The WEandotte coast guard pos
SUNDAY recovered the body Of
l}-Hcar-old Robert Dlgue q 32s
East Woodward avenue. FcorSe.
VINO was drowned Friday IN the
Detroit River m a hunting miShap.
BoatSWaln'S Mate Amos Hart
rick IN charge of tho station said
Robert and \ companion, James
NcCabe = OF IS Applecrove ave
nuc. EcorSe. were hunting ducks
Of Grassy Island when Robert
went out 10 rcarrangc tho docoyS
An oar broke and tho wind
drlftcd tho boat into the Fighting
Island channel where Robert be-
came excited when freighter ap-
preached. NcCabe SAID that, de-
spite his shouted plea for his
friend 20 STAY in the rOWboat
Robert leaned lntO tho river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Radio ShoW Kept

Still on the calendar. however.
are such traditional affairs as the
Detroit TlmeS-WJR radio show,
December Il; the police depart
mentS amateur boxing show Al
Olympia. December Is: the Ped
dlerS party on December II. and
tho Detroit Federation Of MuSi-
cIanS-Dctrou News concert AT
Masonic Temple. Tuesday evening
Goodfellow packages VIII nc de-
lIvered As usual this year by po-
lice and Boy Scouts on the day
before Christmas.
Thousands OF pairs of shoes un-
derwcar. stockings and thousands
OF boxes of candy toys and games
have been ordered for the dis
trlbutiOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Windsor Strike
Forces 4 More
Plants 10 Close
Either Shut Entirely
or in Departments as
Stored Parts Pile Up

The five-day-old strike OF 1900
employees Of the Ford Motor Com
pauy Of Canada caused the closing
Of additional war plants in the
Windsor area Saturday.
Officials Of four plants who sup
ply parts 10 the Ford company
announced either complete shut
down or closing Of departments
because Of inability 20 store their
products while awaiting settlement
of the strike.
Companies affected by the strike
are the Essex Wire Corporation,
Holmes Foundry. Dominion Forge
and Stamping Company and the
Kelsey Wheel Company.
Meanwhile Peter Heenan, On
tario minister Of labor, announced
negotiation sessions would con-
Itinue between company officials
and members Of the UAW-CIO. He
declared the situation TO be much
bricbtpr -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Plan Strike Vote

PITTSBURGH, Nov. % CUP) -
John HaSer. business agent of Lo-
cal 2. Aluminium Workers OF
America (CIO), announced today
that the union will take strike
vote at the Aluminium Company
Of America plant here next Friday
unless women workers are paid
the same wages as men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Called
Draft Dodger
Street Sermons Stopped;
q Others Also Arrested

Anthony Bcllccan'c = of $50
Jona'hor avenue Dearborn, whose
arrest interrupted his sermons
from a sound truck was among
iISr hold for rcpuicd draft law
violation SATURDAY
Others were Paul Franklin
Miller. 81. Of Flint: David L. Far
nam b. Of 1873 Church street.
Jesus PORES. 20 Of l2O6 Elizabeth
street, and Harold y. Jones, 20, Of
ROYAL oak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

IS Designers Given
Army-NdW f Pins

In recognition Of their outStand-
ms efficiency IN the design Of
tanks and combat vehicles. % en-
PleFes Of the development branch
az tank-autOmotive center wore
Army-Navy e pins Saturday.
The pins were presented by
Brig Gen. 4. r Clancy. deputy
chief Of ordnance in charge of the
center 20 66 civilians and % army
officers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Vera BrOWn Rides M
And Comes Out With Story
BY VERA BROWN

company presented me. II was
cutie -introduetieH- -------
To begin with Comment is as
proud Of his tanks as a kid is of
his model airplanes.
Here II Is" Comment stood
with his hand on a big quiet
tank. with guns pointed. isn't it
a beauty"
In the tool crib were piles OF
overallS The chief Of the crib dug
out q pair he figured would 90 over
my hips. They did, like a zoot
suit
II don't want TO wear goggles,
! protested. It's just silly"
Stewart Evans, former Red Wing
defenSeman, who was going alonl
for the ride. and the mechanics
laughed. / didn't understand then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Free in Killing Mate,
ReQains Children

NEW YORK, Nov. - INS).-
Mrs Anna Harrington ~ recently
acquitted of the fatal shooting of
her husband Altman, today re-
gained custody Of her tour chill
dIen all under six
Custody was taken from the
young mother when, as her nus
band was dying. she allegedly re-
fused his request 10 see them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29
Students Hired

Although still Short Of heIp Tho
appeal Tor extra CLERKS by The
merchant, drew hundreds Of stu
dents and HOUSEWIVES into tho
stores Eoard~oi education officials
TINS year are allowing students
with a satisfactory mark % work
IN tho stores without beng
pcnaNZcd.
Changes IN downtown shopping
hours 10 help level the peak Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Here Is what the well dressed
viii wear this season she
is going for 1913 version Of a
tank ride.
Take one pair Of covcrslls Add
a regulation United States Army
tank helmet. n pair Of goggles.
plus fiat heeled Shoes for climbing.
w. J. Comment, NJ c.
Then You are ready 10 meet the
Ma. or General Sherman. The
General Sherman is bound for
Rommel with a New Years greet
ing. for the Aleutians, New Guinea
and all other ports east and west
Out al one of the Ford plants
where once-the Model rs came off
the assembly line, / met up with
the General.
W. J. Comment OF the For
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-29

Order The Detroit Times
mailed daily and sunday 10 your
man In the armed forces.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Boehe Again Holds
Chicago Grain Seat
sre' sl Dispatch to The Star

sne' 81 Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, June 20-Jules S
Bache, head of the New York Stock
Exchange firm of J. S. Bache & Co,
which is celebrat ting its 50th ami
versary this year, has rejoined the
Chicago Board of Trade.
He was formerly a member of the
board from April IA. 1888, to August
"a, 1882. when his membership was
transferred. Had he retained his
membership he would now hold the
third oldest living membership.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

Unit of trading, 10 shares. In bank
ruptcy recelvership or being reorganized
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities as
sumed by such companies. Rates of divi-
dends in the foreEoinE table are annual
disbursements based on the last Quarterly
or semi-annual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
! not included. 3d Ex dividend. xr Bx
| rights Also extra or extras Cash or
stock. e Declared or 5aid so far this year.
/ able in Canadian funds. Accumulated
| dividends paid OF declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

fUnit of trading, ten shares; sal,
r In bankruptcy or receivership or
under Bankruptcy Act. or securities
companies. Rates of dividends in 4
are annual disbursements based on
semi-annual declaration. Unless 9th
cial or extra dividends are not incl,
dend xr Ex rights, Also extra o
or stock. Declared or paid SO far
able in stock. & Paid last year. h Pa
funds & Accumulated dividends pail
year. fDeffsting pending.
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. June 20 oP.-Dividends
Srla rad.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

EIaERlGEINGI9I9ETGREIHIgIeIaIHIGNNe
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Capital Securities
over the Counter.)

The following nominal BID and asked
quotations on Washlngton securities traded
over the counter. as Of Friday. have been
assembled for The Star by Washington
members Of the National Association Of
Securities Dealers, Inc:
Evening star., 1942-06-21
B O N DS

By private wire direct TO The Star.
Transactions in Bonds on the New
York Stock Exchange on Saturday,
June 20, 1892.
Evening star., 1942-06-21

Week Ending Saturday, June 20, 1912
touotatiens Furnished by the Assoeiated Press1
1912 Stock and Sales Net
Hish Low Div Rate Add 90 High Low Close chee
49h 81 Abb't Lab .60a 4 45 44L as = a.
l09 104 tAbbott Lab pf 100 l09 1o9 1O9 II
Evening star., 1942-06-21
G. u R B

CBy Private Wire Direct 70 The stsrJ
Transactions on the New York
Curb Exchange on Saturday, June
20, 1912.
Stock and Sales
Evening star., 1942-06-21
Team woRu
Civilian and Soldier I.
it takes both to win a war

Civilian and Soldier :.
it takes both to win a war
Whether you carry a gun
or work in an Office,
America looks to you.
Your future security and
that of your country is
in your hands.
Your dollars in action
may be the difference
between victory and
defeat. So -.
FOR NATIONAL DE-
FENSE-Buy U. S. War
Bonds and determine to
hold them until ma
turity.
FOR PERSONAL DE-
FENSE-Keep a good re-
serve in a savings &C
count, putting some
thing away each payday.
Your personal savings of
today will be the purchas-
ing power of tomorrow.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13

There aEe aaosls a2so fusatlefs
factories IN the United States
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13

Lieutenant ana Mrs Hat Moss
man II Camp shnlby were guests
ial TIE Junee ihe y l.
naAef home last syeeeena
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Annual Meeting
OF Members OF
Episcopal Church

&C
and M posnf an euf are
wnin tsat ara mngaai Me
nN En- 90 ts
m - hea e 81 Johns ehaget
81 sunaay evnH Mower
IS uexianang IS 81 oek Al.
msansasm 81 tie parlsr re-
uaesiea End argos to attend
TIE ensect ~ ahe meeting 3 go
hass shs sepafs # use vesfrt a.
"a ue preseat wears @ass and te
plan fos ihe neNt eharea seaT
whlch aeeins orr 1ameage 1913
A hH attendance Is requested
Al fhe conclusion Ell the oas
ness meeting eetreshmeuts w4ll
b. mreea n Tbs feCtule aau e
soc.as t8fns enjoyed
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Gas Revenues Hold
Level In Jackson
Harrison Counties

and m eetntas
at I ani4 a nanfas ~
lpfa aam
~ taa auenN tN
rrf tan H1ulfa - ia4& IS eaH
-aa eIth $50 ntt n ~
1871 mo' aee9 inkteaa
~ fhs taH N.ns ewaN
ftan - t@ Pc cent - sNn
aaanfs feceiwss mt AneiUaina
asa msIf 81 Tnad n%zateefiaa funds
Nefr Increased usF peaaa pe
sd mf cent T set0ai flAu
ftg l44a ert SIS sH ana Tor Tbs
~ psa0d ~ 1871 Ws 80 81.
49, mc.Ha ~ 84f8 i $ ~pfesAaed
fhat tffa 5Aeea e utss6s ~
gs n hs{e rsKa
taettoas in Jackson suuuiy on ae
count - tle shlp nalidiug indus
tY
Tha total caIf ~ taNea
an gasoline end llalsf@ed aae fgg
the fsrkt tHn munaef In i9a1
mounted t. 81 ~ eos ~ &65
$50 lees taan collections for the
Same period az 1917 Refunds snd
collection expense foe lst2 @efe
eggl Isl 81 K5I372 more than for
1871 Haff8s0n Hancock ana jack
son eaaailea collected &17i a1e -
pay yea saa bonds and interest
through additional taxes 10 lg42
ahieh eas KiGs1s nfoge than fog
1871
AfteH deductions we're made
there 0as total IT So as Ill
fof d-lalrfnuiion r. the counties
and tbe State Highway depart
msni f8s 1912 81 x6T04e7 less
than iof the sanf period ~ 1871
The eauniies received S4425 4la.
r. 1872 81 s24t a9I less than tor
the Ane period ia la4i "a thc
basis q twe and uue hsN cents -
ire tatai stN cenis gasoline las
The sssir HiKhWay depart
ments aFuss SHARE % gasoline
tnxss ioF la42 amounted 70 e.
.fY8 JOG a. s4i41e4 less than for
'le saaae period - lp4l ThA Va
ao0s deaurttous fram the High
ay department share however
brought fht net amount fos f9t2
down IL So 39t iu iH4z as
compared g. S2al0 00i IN 1871 OF
reduction al le IS pe4 ment
Wlfh gasoline natloning etiec-
tive n Mississippi thts month
continued and perhaps drastic
reductions ms BE- expected dur
ing the months 81 eome Tne ex-
tent Of reductions IN gasoline rev
enues - Mississippi under ras
toninK might b. estimated on the
basis 81 reductions experienced IN
the Eastern States where gasoline
fationlnE mas been effective slncr
MAY i4s2 Last Juiy IN the gaso-
line rationed Eastern states the
reductions n revenues Hanged
from q pei cent IL New Jersey 50
3S5 a. Vermont. as compared r.
.nevnnuas fof Iult lgAi Tins SAINT
report shows that IN July 1912
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-11-13
Big Point

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81 asa 81 Roaffu
and ch,idfen 81 Naneteast Neff
Rueals SUNDAY afternoon 20 ne
aulr - hifa kon parents
N and af0 irwin selsou =
Nelson sasaesnled them home
- felp flpn rake sefup
The Big Pasnf Horne Demon
#stfat.an C9ah nirt Thursday ~
faffassn eiHh Ass II S Long
hasfr@ aH Ne4g aaae nF tff
II usssg sfs pFrNcnt iW 8psfiaI
ThaaasafsHH Program with
lunch sinaiuN end talks hs some
ag the u5ln The soil Na
uallad and there we4e discussion
NJ club matteTa The meeting Vas
apened Is the singing ~ o.
NaFO. Christian Soldiers 81
sffa Matte 0abaru 1t tfF piano
Th ncs officers we're 81 pres
eflH Refreshments aeFe served b.
THE hostess Mrs McCtanfuch anu
ST. Anna Long wh0 9as aAalted
nf SIR rafkhurat The neNt
mstifne viii e held shr fnei
fhmsdat IL pegrnltsf
Mts Butch Nelson aud tua
Youngest children and tier moth=
e1 Alm "a Calhoun Garter ana
hes son Hes nade d business trip
e. hiobile MONDAY
A mistake 20 ths Hams Dem
alssgfailou club Item lasi week
gave the aag4e IT Mrs Myrtle
a0ff m hostess instead oi hia
Nae Long
Al anU SIZES Lytlp Brown We
SUNDAY dnnef guests q fine l0f
met : pafeuts # ksealasvpa
Il S Lone Ha0e = business TIP
a. Mobile TUESDAY
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factories N the United States