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The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
DELTA STATE TEACHERS
COLLEGE NOTES

CLEVELAND, Miss, May 81, 1s4s.-
"The Broom" le4S yearbook of the
Delta State Teachers College, was re-
leased this week by Mrs. Gladys Agner
Falkner of Memphis, Editor, and Miss
Louise Woodward of Cleveland. Business
Manager.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
BIRTHDAY DINNER.

On May 27th, Buddy" Waterer cele-
brated his twelfth birthday with an all
day party. At noon bountiful chicken
dinner with birthday cake and ice cream
was serve to the honoree and guests
Buddy" and Willie Frank Waterer
Billy Marshall, Bob Garrett, Lester Lyon
and BOO Slay. A most pleasant day
was enjoyed by these young boys.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
BAPTIST.

The social meeting of the WMU was
held in the church Monday afternoon
with ten members present. Mrs. Roy
Marshall had charge of the entertaining
features in which the game, "The Crazy
Jones Family" afforded much merri-
ment. After pleasant hour of divers
ion, delightful refreshments of sand
wiches, cakes. pickles, crackers, and
iced tea were served by Mrs. Craft and
Mrs. Gillespie.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03

director of teacher training at Uni
versity of Mississippi and Mississippi
Southern College, summer instructor at
Mississippi College and Mississippi State
College.
l appeal to all friends of Public Edu-
cation to help me give Mississippi an
efficient administration of the public
schools of the state.
State Observation-Disclosures Building,
219k E. Capitol, P. o. Box 1865, Jackson,
Miss.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
CARD OF THANKS

We want to express our appreciation
to Mrs. f. E. Huffstatler and Mrs. L..
L. Pepper for the many kindnesses
shown US in the death of our ebloved
niece, Elizabeth Morris.
Respectfully,
MRS. LYDIA IRELAND,
MRS. GLEN BONNIE.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03

The summer quarter at the Delta
State Teachers College opens wednes-
day, June 2. Special course provisions
have been made for entering freshmen,
advanced students, and persons desiring
certification according to Dean William
H. Zeigel. number Of year courses
are offered in the fields of science,
mathematics, business education, French,
and other fields of special interest in
the present war emergency. Advance
registrations indicate good enrolment.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03

The sixteenth annual spring convocat-
ion services were held at the Delta State
Teachers College Thursday, May 81, at
1000 o'clock. Edward J. Meeman, edi-
tor of the Memphis Press Scimitar, de-
livered the graduating address. Diplomas
were awarded to thirty-seven bachelors
degree graduates by President W. NJ.
Kethley.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
PARTY line

telephone courtesy certainly poys
extra dividends these days when
so many fomilies ore sharing lines
with their neighbors.
When party line neiehbors ore
considerote Of each .other, the
telephone service Of all is i'm
proved. And when neiehbors
ovoid tying up their line with
lengthy conversations, they help
relieve busy central Office equip
ment so that vital war coils eon
be handled foster. Here are
some other friendly suggestions
that will mean better service for
you. your telephone neishbor
and Uncle Sam:
1-Answer calls prompfiy-ond
before you coll. make sure
shs line is NOT In use.
z-Moks fewer coils ond when
you do coll, be 1s brief 0s
possible.
3-Avoid fieins up me line by
moking a series OF coils of
one time.
4-And please be careful TO
hang up your receiver when
you finish talking. When
,urfy line telephone receiver
is left of fhe hook, no one on
she line CON make or receive
calls until fhe receiver is pot
beck on fhe hook.
At the front, teamwork wins bot
Hes. At home, the some spirit OF
personoI cooperation results in
better telephone serviee-for you.
your porty line neighbor and
your entire community.
SOUTHERN BELL TELErAonE I
and TELEGRAPH company
IMcoRpnRATED
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03
Registered Hereford
{ AT f

Always something nice to show
you in our herd; Now offering
some nice bulls twelve to seven
teen months old $125.00 to
$4,000 each.
The Lexington advertiser., 1943-06-03

The reading laboratory institute under
the direction of Roy A. PuIIiam will be
held at the Delta State Teachers Col
lege from June to June 12. inclusive.
The fee for the course which carries
two quarters hours of credit is $1,000.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20
on 12eIzg f.
REAL PERSON 4.
BY DR.. HARRY EMERSON. FOSDlCK

caused not by coercion from be-
hind but by consciously chosen
purposes projected before. Sci
entists seek truth ye. 10 be dis
covered; prophetic spirits seek
Righteousness yet 10 be achieV-
ed; and ordinary folk have
powerful future tense cauSatiVe
in them. They are not so much
forced from benin. as drawn
from before, not so much pushed
as pulled. That gap between
causation by pressure from be-
hind in all inanimate nature.
and causation by chosen pur-
pose in persons is, as another
has said, lone of the widest
chasms in the world"
Mind, memory, affection, and
purposefulness, centered in an
ego that is conscious of Itself
with this mysterious endowment
each of us has been entrusted,
and to make the most of it is
our primary task. Yet even in
the realm of organized knowl-
edge we know more about the
stars than about ourselves. In
the development of the sciences
astronomy came first an after
that geology, biology, sociology,
until last of all come psychol-
ogy. II is mans strane pen
chant 10 confront last what lies
nearest, and in the practical
handling of life muititudes of
people become aware Of, and
wrestle with, every conceivable
factor involved in the human
situation before they face their
primary problem - being real
person.
The insight Of Jesus in his
parable of the Prodigal is true
TO the facts - the remaking of
that young mans life began
when he came 10 himself"
BY the same sign our COM
monest human tragedy is cor
rectly represented in recent
cartoon; A physician faces his
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20

executed a certain mortgage bearing
date the 3rd day OF November in the
year OF our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-nine. 20 the First
igan, which said mortgage was record.
cd IN the office Of the Register Of
Deeds for the County Of Macomb on
the 3rd day of November. a. ID, 1883
IN Libef 28l Of Mortgages, on page %;
and
WHEREAS the amount claimed TO be
due on said mortgage rs tho sum OF
Four Thousand TWO Hundred Eighty
nine and 81 100 Dollars 81 289 92l be-
ing Thirty-ehht Hundred Dollars tS3.
300 0Oj principal: One Hundred Ninety
three and 70 100 Dollars lSlS3.lol m
terest 20 October 7. 1913; Two Hun
tS245 so taxes; Fifteen and 6l/l0O Dol
lars tSl56l interest on taxes 10 Octo-
Der r, l943 and Thirty five Dollars
,S35. 0ol attorney fees provided for ana
stlpulated 20 be paid by the terms OF
said mortgage IN the event Of fore
closure. and
WHEREAS default has been made In
the payment Of the money secured ny
said mortgage, whereby the power OF
sale contained therein has become op-
eratiye.
NOW. THEREFORE,. NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue OF
said power OF sale and IN pursuance OF
the statute IN such case mace ana
provided, said mortgage Will be fore,
closed by the sale Of the said mortgaged
premises Al public auction or yendue
10 the highest bidder at the GratIot
Avenue entrance 20 the Macomo Coun-
~ Building in the City Of Mount Glenn.
ems. Macomb County. Michigan. that
being the place OF holding the Circuit
Court for the County Of Macombl. on
the i2th day of January, A D. 1874,
n twelve o'ctocS NOON, Eastern stand
ard Time.
l.. -
Township OF Chesterfield. W m b
County Michigan, and described IS fol-
lows, to-wit: Commencing AZ the w y.
post of Sec. 10, T. , N, r IL T.. thence
$ 80 DEG 50 min f. a. distance ar.s % Of
= distance OF 500 SO r. 20 the point OF
beginning. thence s ~ deg. ~ min.
F.. distance OF 1854 60 n. thence 5.
% deg. OF min. W. distance OF 622.45
distance Of 2l2s.5o t. thence n 70
deg. SO min. W. distance of l35.2
IT. thence n 90 deg 81 min. 4. dis
lance Of 1900 g.. thence y. 80 deg.
:. min W distance 81 394.20 n.
thence n. 90 deg. ~ min. +. dis
lance OF ass ~ n. 20 'he point of be-
ginning containing ana acres. Also.
parcel OF land being a part Of the
cf,ezterfteid Twp. Maror11 County,
Mich being more fully described as
follows; Commencing At the w. q pos,
81 Sec. 10, thence y. distance OF
520l9 r.. 10 the point OF beginning,
s as deg - min. r. distance Of
1874 3 IT. thence & p deg 33 min r.
= distance Of 7o.7 e.. thence s 90 deg.
- min w distance Of 3S4 IS H..
thence " a. deg 50 min W dis
lance OF $50 It.. thence 6. o. deg. OF
min W distance OF so SO r.. thence
y SO deg. 50 min. W distance of
920 so q 10 the point OF beginning. con-
tanning i47t acres
Dated Oct. :, 4. n i9i3
First National Bank in
Nj. Clemens Michigan
by {. r. WALTERS.
Vice Pres and Cashier
Dee. 7-l+20-27-J NIL
Clifford A John
Attorney for Mortgage
Lawyers Building
M. Clemens Michigan
Oct i2-,o-2s Nov. $3.50
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20
Legal Notices

Howard T. Denyes, Attorney, 9Th Floor,
Industrial Bank BIDS.
MORTGAGE sALE-Deiault having been
made IN .he terms and conditions OF a
certain mortgage made by R b. HASSETT
COMPANY INCORPORATED, a Mlehisan
Corporation. OF Detroit. WAYNE County
NATIONAL BANK DETROIT. a National
BANKING Association, Of the same place
Mortgasee, dated the 10th day OF sep
tember A D. 1912, and recorded in the
office OF the Register OF Deeds, for the
County Of Macomh and state OF MichiRan.
p g.2 the Hen s Day Of sep,sTSer
sos. on which mortgsRe there Is claimed
70 be due ~ the date OF this notice, tor
P PHoushN pd oEE HNpR rs SUI Eo n F3 3SB
as 100 DOLLARS ga Os ssl And no
suit or proceedings a. law or IN equity
ssb .c been n'a1d 20 ss0vsT ,hs
part thereof, now therefore, by virtue Of
the power OF sale contained In said
msortssss and p.IsaanL to the statute
made and provided. notice Is hereby given
thar on FRIDAY. THE 10Th DAY OF
MARCH a D 1919 at twelve ocloek
mortsage will be foreclosed by sale at
PUBLIC auction. 20 the highest bidder at
comb County Building in the City OF
NJ Clemens. Macomb County, Michigan
chat being the building whore the Cir
CUT Court for the County OF Macomb is
heidi OF the premises described in said
mostgaFe or so much thereof as may be
necessary 70 pay the amount due. as
aforesaid, on said mortgsge with the
interest thereon AZ four and one-half
per cent can per Annum and all legAl
costs, charges and expenses, includng the
attorney fees allowed by law, and also
any sum or sums which may be paid by
ne mortEagee, necessary 20 protect his
interest in the premises Which SAID
premises are described as follows. All
that certain piece or parcel Of land stu
afe IN the City OF East Detroit in the
Counts ei Mseemb shd State OF Michigan
and described as follows. to-wit Lot four
hundred forty-one "l Koppins Halt.
way Homes Subdivision 20 OF part OF
NortheeSt q section %. Town
North Rance - East. Erin Township
MaComb County. Michigan. according 70
the plat thereof as recorded IN Liber g.
Page 10 OF pla,s, Maconb County Records
Tosetner Win the Embellishments and
appurtcnsnces thereunto belonglng.
Dated a. Detroit. Michigan. December
Q, 1913
INDUSTRIAL NATIONAL BANK
DETROIT, Movigagee.
HEYWARD 7 DENYES.
Attorney for Mog'gagec,
eth Floor, Industrial Bank Bids,
Detroit, Mich!gan.
Randolph $3.50.
Dee 20, 20, p, Jan !, Il, "a, 25, Feb
!. g. IS. %. 10. Mar. -.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20

The beginning of W th-While
living is the conformation of
ourselves - unique bein- S, each
of us trusted. with the markings
of personality. Every human
life involves an unfathomable
mystery, for man is the riddle
of the universe, and the riddle
of man is his endowment with
personal capacities.
The stars are not so stran"N as
the mind that studies them, an
alyzes their light, and measures
their distances. Elections and
protons present no enigma so
occult as the ability of human
beings to remember and hope.
Human affection, by which we
live in other lives more than in
our own, is none the less recon-
dite because it is familiar.
AS for personal qualities such
as courage. the new telescope
with its 200-inch reflector will
reveal nothing more amazing
than a character that in the face
of successive calamities says, as
one hard bestead woman did
say: II am like a deeply built
ship. ! drive best under a stormy
wind"
In particular, per sonality's
ability TO project purpose into
the future and head toward IT
Is unique Only within the per-
sonal realm are changes caused
by conscious planning. In the
realm of inanimate ature,
changes come by pressure and
coercion from behind. The moon
makes the tides rise; the sun
makes the planets keep their
courses. gravitation makes the
rivers run; the chemistry of soil
and sunshine m kes the trees
grow.
In personal life. however, a
new process emerges. There the
most significant changes are
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20

patient with anxious solemnity.
saying: This is very serious
case; I'm afraid you're allergic
TO yourself"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20

One British air squadron ac-
counted for 400 enemy aircraft
in 1917-18.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-20

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
WHEREAS Alfred c. Schroeder and
Emma Schroeder, MS wife, mace and
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
Hablara Sobre China
la Senorita Murphy

En- un almuerzo que ofrecera
hoy la Primera Iglesia Congre-
siOnal, situada en- la Avenida de
Florida, la senorita Alice E. Muir
ply disertara sobre la vida en-
China.
Pasa ella algunos amos en- Asia
y viva en- Lintsing, en- Ell Nor
tie de China, viajando por zonas
donde los japoneses Sc mostra-
ban muy activos.
Vestfa ropa enguatada, dOrmia
sObre ladrillOs calientes Y Sc ali
mentaba con la comida de los
chinos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
ACUSADO
DE ASESINATO

NEW YORK, oct CO. Ia po-
licia de Toronto arresto aver con
arahazos en- la cara y vestido de
paisano, al cadete Wayne Loner-
gan de la aviaci6n candense, a
uuien sc acusa de haber dado
mue.te a su esposa, Patricia Eur
ton Lonergan, de la cual estpa Sc
parade,
Ell cuarpo de la mujer, desnudo
y gclpeado brutalmente, Sc en-
contr6 en- Ell departamento Geek
man. donde ella pagapa IN al
quiler de $3.50 mensuales.
Aparentemente ell marido la ma
to con un candelabro de conside-
rable peso.
Fue encontrado Ell cuerpo con
los brazos sobre la cabeza, como
81 hubiera tratado de evadir los
golpes.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
Termino la Huelga
en- Los Astilleros
de Me- loskey

La junta de Labor para la
Guerra orden6 aver a los Glen
maquinistas "enfermos" de la en-
presa McCloskey, que vuelvan in
mediatamente al trabajo.
Dejaron sus labores esos obre-
ros, en- demonstration de protes-
ia, cuando ell presidente de la
Federation Americana del Traba-
jo, William Green, decide que
los electricistas tenian derecho a
manejar las grGas que hasta ell
presente han venido manejando
los maquinistas.
Con la paralizaci6n de las pc
sadas maquinas, Sc quedaron sin
trabajo, temporalmente, unos 8
mil hombres.
Resolvera en- definitiva, luego
de analizar ell case, la Junta dc
Labor.
Todos los maquinistas volveran
a sus puestos.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
MIEAILOWCH
HABER TORNADO
la BAHIA DE- ROTOR
Los MOn&rquicos YugOesla-
vos Denuncian a Tito"

LONDRES, Oct. 26.-El go.
bierno monarquico yugoeslavo,
encabezado por ell rey Pedro,
anunci6 aver en- Cairo, Egipto,
que las tropas del general Ora
ia Mikhailovitch tomaron a Ko-
tor, en- Montenegro, una bahia
que puede acomodar a toda la
escuadra aliada del Mediterra-
neo.
Hablando por la radio, Draja
manifesto que los "partidarios'
no solo ataean a su ejercito, 81
no que reclaman para ellos vic
torias ganadas por sus tropas.
Atacan los "partidarios", Sc
gun Ell rey Pedro, a las fuerzas
que manda su ministro de la que
rra.
Ell general Josip Broz, conoci-
do por Tito, veterano de la
guerra de Espana, anunci6 aver
que sus hOmbres estan siendo
atacados por una columna del
"traidor" MikhailOvitch, en- las
montahas de Montenegro.
Tito" informa de la captura
de Ivanic, cerca de Zagreb, la
capital de CrOacia, 10 mismo que
de dos baluartes alemanes en- ell
Oeste de Boznia.
La campana victoriosa de Ell
to-, seg1n la radio Suiza, esta
hacienda perder la ecuanimidad
a Hitler.
Tropas b1lgaras estan en- ca
mino de Yugoeslavia v su mi
sion es ayudar a los nazis en- Ia
.ucha que estos s~ostienen con los
yuerrilleros.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
LOS CADAVERES DE SO HOMBRES
SERAN SEPULTADOS EN- Ell MAR

MIAMI, Oct 20. - Los cadave-
res de SO marineros que no han
podido ser identificados. victimas
del choque de dos yapores tanques
cargados de gasolina. seran Sc
pultados en- ell mar, frente a la
costa de Florida, mahana mier-
coles.
Un barco de guerra recogera los
cadaveres y les rendira honores,
bajo una orden expresa del con-
tralmirante w.R. Munroe, jefe del
s6ptimo distrito naval.
DE los 81 cacadaveres recobra-
dos, solo uno pudo ser identified
do.
Dos capellanes presidiran la ce-
remonia. Los dos barcos, carga-
dos de combustibles, chocaron en-
Ell ma cuando navegaban con
las luces apagadas.
Escaparon con vida % hombres
que Sc tiraron al mar.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26

Relieved in 5 minutes or
double your morey back
When excess stomach acid causes painful, nsws.
ing gas, 0 stomach and heartburn, doctop uuNs
prescribe the fastest acting medicines knMa n
symptomatic rellef-medieines like thoe IN BaHs
Tablets. No laxative. Bell-ans brings comfort N
jiny or double your money back on return Of hMh
10 Us. 25c at all druggists.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
Cvisne de la Primera Pagina)

(Viene de Ia Primera P&gina)
Numerosas bombas Sc arroja-
ron en- Ell aer6dromo de Tarqui-
no, en- ell noroeste de Roma.
En- Yugoeslavia las tropas ale
manas perdieron su centric de in
dustrias pesadas, cuando los "par-
tidarios'' Sc apoderaron de la ciu-
dad de Vares-M aydan, 20 millas
al norte de Sarajevo-dice un CO.
municado del Ejercito Nacional
de Liberation.
Los guerrilleros de Tito, des-
pues de un fiero combate de IL
hOras, obligaron al enemigo a
~retirarse. Perdieron los alemanes
muchos hombres y grandes can
tidades de material.
Dos cercanas estaciones ferro-
carrileras fueron destruidas.
Luego de otra batalla, los que
tomaron por asaltO ell
de Brcko, en- Ell rio Save,
pero Sc vierOn Obligados a reti-
rarse cuando los alemanes traje-
ron 10000 hombres y aviones de
para reforzar a la guar
nici6n de 5000 hombres.
Volaron los patriOtas un puente
estrat6gico antes de replegarse.
Cerca de Andriyevica, en- Mon
tenegro, las Columns alemanas,
ayudadas por mercenarios albane-
SEES, lanzaron varios ataques, mu-
riendO $50 oficiales y soldados.
La radio de la "Yugoeslavia Lii
bre" dice que los hombres de Mi
hailovitch Sc han undo a los
alemanes para combatir a otto"
y u guerrilleros.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
Ejecutado un Negro
Que Violo a Una
M u j Blanc a

RAIFORD. Oct 26 - James
Allen Young, de la raza negra,
que violara a una mujer de la ra-
"a blanca, en- ell condado de Hills
borough, muri6 aver en la silla
electrical.
otro negro, Ruffie Lundon, ma
tabor de James Robinson, negro,
pag6 con su vida ell crimen que
cometiera.
Hasta ell viernes Sc aplaz6 la
ejecuci6n de George Washington
James, que en- 1912 matara a
Wilmon Green, I'm negro, en- Ell
condado de Polk.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
Aviso de la ,I,,n..'
de RacionamieDt"a

La junta local de racior..,
avlsa a los automovilistas !. I
pa que despues del ola 81 - ~
bre nc cOnsiderara mas petcI~.
de cupones letra A hasta :, y
de noviembre
Sera dedicada la semana
bajar en- ell "tremendop ntrs.' =
solicitudos va recibidas.
Mas de 10000 nuevos BA5,..
letra A, Sc han recibido, pero !.
cantidad es solo la mitad a !
AUTOMOBILES que hay en- 81 co,s
do.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26

las y estan a las puertaS de Kri-
vol Rog.
Admite la radio alemana que
sus tropas estan siendo presiona-
das, pero que tenazmente resisten
ataques de las Columns rojas.
FL domingo perdiaron los nazis,
segun Ell parte Official, 40 aeropla-
nos y los tanques.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
FL Ejsrcito

(Viene de la Primera P6gina)
que va desde Melitopol a Ia Cri-
mea.
Varios puntos estrategicos ufe-
ron capturados, incluyendo a Ro-
dionovka, por Ell sur de Melitopol,
y una lengua de TERRA en- ell MAJ
de Azov.
Frente q Krivoi Rog fueron re-
pulsados ~violentos ataques de los
nazis. Todo I'm regimiento aleman
fue exterminado por una coIumna
rusa.
La division alemana de tanques
nGmero % ha sido atrapada en-
Krivoi Rog y en- Ia batalla muri6
su jefe.
En- algunoS puntos los nazis a.
bandonaron, huyendo, hasta sus
ropas.
Una orden del dia firmada por
Ell mariseal Stain termina con
la divisa de los ultimos tiempos:
iMuerte q los invasores alemanesl
Las tropas mandadas por ell ge-
neral Malinoyksy cruzaron ell Dnie
per y Sc unieron a las del gene
raj Ivan s. Koneff, que contindan
avanzando.
La union de los dos ej@rcitos vir
tualmente elimina al enemigo en-
Ell codo del Dnieper, lugar donde
estaba Ia gran represa que ell
mando sovi@tico hizo destruir
cuando los alemanes extendieron
Su invasion, en- agosto de l941.
Green los expertos en- asuntos
militares, que Ell enemigo Sc vera
obligado a ~retirarse hasta ell rio
Bug con ell fin de conservar los
aproches de odessa, Ell importante
puerto del Mar Negro, Y la Inca
ferrocarrilera que va hacia Polo
mia y Rumania.
Sc hicieron aver. para festejar
las nuevas v~ictorias. 20 salvas por
los 224 cahones de Moscu. Vieron
como eran disparados los canones,
ell secretario de estado americana
Mr. Hull, y Ell ministro ingl6s de
negocios extranjeros, Antonio E.
den.
Ademas de las ciudades de Dnie-
propetrovsk y Dnieprodzerzhinsk
ell Ejercito Rojo Sc apoder6 de o.
tros 40 pueblos y aldeas.
Escuadrillas de aviones Stormo-
vik hostilizan la retirada del enc
migo y lie ocasionan muchas bajas
En- 81 nuevo avance las tropas
rojas ganaron de dos a cinco mi.
La gaceta., 1943-10-26
Ell TEMPO
F r O

Frio Sc PrOnOstiea para h
noshs de hoy por Ell me....
logo local, Mr.. Talbot.
Esta mahana, en- la ii,
Davis, bajo Ell termOmetrO
So grades, diez grade. %,
debAjO de 10 normal para e..
ia SpOca del ahO. Hoy vol
vera a bajar y habri friO %,
la manana.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Congressional Leaders
Hope for Summer Recess

House Leader Martin said today
he is hopeful of summer recess for
Congress-the first since 1939-but
added that it depends on whether
we buckle down and get our jobs
done"
1T is a good idea from the health
standpoint, particularly for some of
the older members" Mr.. Martin said.
Congress has been in almost con-
tinuous session since September.
1899, when it was summoned to con-
slider repeating the Neutrality Act.
Talk of summer vacation was
revived yesterday when Minority
Leader McNary told the Senate he
was in favor of finishing up essential
legislation and adjourning some
time in July or August.
Majority Leader Barkley later told
reporters he favors such a plan if
appropriation bills can be cleared
by that time and action taken on
pay-as-you-go tax legislation.
The last formal summer recess
was in August, 1899. On occasions
since then, majority of members
has returned home, leaving a small
group to meet at 3-day intervals to
take up routine matters.
Evening star., 1943-04-20
Last Try Conference
Fails 10 Produce
Tax Compromise
Disney, However, Predicts
Bill Will Be Drafted
To Abote so Per Cent
Earlier Story on Page A-1.)

Earlier Story on Page A-1.)
BY the Associated Press.
Another bipartisan meeting
failed today to produce a pay-as-
you-go tax compromise, but
Representative Disney, Demo-
crat, of Oklahoma said, eve ap-
pear to be coming toward an
agreement" that would abate so
per cent of 1912 taxes for all in
come taxpayers.
Any compromise was expected to
embrace 20 per cent withholding
levy against the taxable portions OF
all wages and salaries.
The Republicans, supporting the
skip-a-tax-year plan, and the
Democrats, opposing any tax abate-
ment, called night conference in
an effort to attain final agreement.
On the crisis" day for pay-as-
you-go taxation, Speaker Rayburn
told newspapermen:
II really expect these folks (Re-
publicans and Democrats) to get to-
gether. I'll be very disappointed If
they don't"
Minority Leader Martin had said
earlier that to-day will settle it one
way or the other" y