davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-05-25

FOOD RATION BOOK No >. made out TO
and return TO Robert F. johnson, Lam
nam. Nd.
Evening star., 1943-05-25

EYEGLASSES lady's. gold rim lost at or
in Calvert Theater: reward to finder DR.
Joseph j. Mccarthy, 30Ol Que st. NV
Evening star., 1943-05-25

main unchanged until further no.
tjca
Evening star., 1943-05-25

laundry or similar service eStab-
liShment and its retail outlet.
The order does not apply to de-
liveries to manufacturing plants.
unless the material delivered is
intended to be sold at retail in
the plant.
In announcing the delivery re-
strictions the ODT pointed out
that the gasoline shortage in the
East is expected to become in
creasingly serious during the next
60 days.
Effect of the widespread dis
ruption of the West East pc
troleum movement. caused bv the
Midwest floods. is just now being
felt IN the transport of
gasoline to the shortage area,
the ODT pointed out.
When the effects are fully felt
additional transporta ton restric-
tlons may be necessary for the
duration Of the emergency, ODT
warned.
Table of Distributions.
Frequency restrictions of spe-
clflc commodities are summarized
as follows: Maximum weekly
number OF deliveries:
Commodities Mh.,.n.I ,.,
Evening star., 1943-05-25

GAS RATION BOOKS. "A'-"B, issued to
J Oscar Miher. 335 North Carolina ave
Sc: also wallet. containing cash and
ldentlhcat ton. at bus terminal TR. 1lfS
GAS RATION BOOK "A" issued 10 and
return TO William Gardner. 1885 o.nd St
Evening star., 1943-05-25
LOS r.,


RATION BOOK No |. Beatrice NJ Walter
il3 Massachusetts ave. NV -.
RATION BOOKS | and ,91. mad. on,
and Ieturn TO William. Rosa. Ernest. Macy
ana clarence Robinson, 30s Eye St Sc. .5'
RAd iS;ad ION BOOKS No. / and 4 No. >. is
pearson' Lalla Mead Pearson and David
rsrkeT Pa Md Pearson, .a6"s Western ave. ch'
SrhslEL Hoits AMP Is: TERRIER black and white
neck. last seen in vicinity of Isl and Rryl w
ant SITS NV. Reward Cali sH. Saa i4l:I' cry
MALLETLsman, brown contents money
1uner t'n,ers STUBS aoout SlS and ticket to Bal
ward. Call NO. s710. Ne-
MALh1EI' Wal, mans: Uptown, Theater or vic:
ioentinca ton: So reward. Return. please
G.senr. Que to illness. Adams $500
ssrviees sss Sfi1sh ea4a 1p
Reward. Barbara Lindeman. EX. S5e5'
WALLET. brown Upper currency and gas
Mldred p0Gk a made out to and return
ave. ROGERS Heiekts Md. 20.
R. Cant. 3455 S. s4th st.. I Arlinston. mS1ae va
WAR R. RATION BOOKS, (a). No. /. issued
sr.ve s Tee9dess 41exspdMs4 Mack
WAR RATION BOOK NO !. issued to
Kensington 6SI en' 0'o'
WAR RATION BOOK No. 2 issued to
csestnut cses AssSh ss1o. Banks No, sol-s'4-cA
WRIST WATCH. ladys Governor, q Glen
Echo Amusement Park: sentimental value
Call Ma. 00S4 after pm
WRIST ,wATcH-Lady's,N 2I Jewel yellow
gold Bulova: lost between Ga and N n.
avss:: Saturday. 2snd. IA. 1852 Reward.
FOUND
REPORT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
to the Animal Protective Association for
Humane DISPOSITION. Hillside 1918. Pres.
en- fAcilittes limited to these only
SHORT-sNORTER BILL. LUDLOW R537
after $50. Please identity
WHITE spfrz. BF-36 tas number. Call
North eoZt. w6A
Evening star., 1943-05-25

FNVELCPE containing var ration books
No, / and !" in name of Marion v Saba
TIM: ration book No. :, for Henry Saba
I'M. bank book and file of papers WI
Evening star., 1943-05-25

GAS RATION A. BOOK, issued 10 Fred
erick Carlson Columbus, 1915 Mlntvood
Evening star., 1943-05-25

FUR NECKPIECE-6-ski brown: left
N cab at Airport Sunday night. Reward
Evening star., 1943-05-25

GAS RATION BOOK, AZ issued 10 E P.
Fong, 1Ia Mass ave NV IN biIlfold, con
tanning drivers license and personal papers
Executive 1900
Evening star., 1943-05-25

GAS RATION BOOK a. No $4,000 issued
in name of Gustav c. Pauls, 1893 Irving
Evening star., 1943-05-25

COCKER SPANIEL. black with white chest
and speckled feet, male Strayed Monday
Reward OrdWay 4S,5
Evening star., 1943-05-25

ENGLISH COCKER. black. erav: name
Colonel Reward Sligo 1859
Evening star., 1943-05-25

GAS RATION BOOK, issued to Peter
Massos, 1901 Spring pl NV. o6'
Evening star., 1943-05-25
FOUND

REPORT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
70 the Animal Protective Association for
Humane DISPOSITION, Hillside 1923 Pres.
Evening star., 1943-05-25

HANDBAG, blue leather. containing papers
and money. on 10Th st b,'s at H and 18th.
Liberal reward NJ. Koref, :;5:5 18th st.
Evening star., 1943-05-25

after $50 Please identify.
WHITE spfTz, sF-3e tas number. Cali
Nortn eozt' w.
Evening star., 1943-05-25

RATION BOOKS Nos. / and ., issued to
Mary E. Couch 1925 L st. NV. DI 1928
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Mrs. Leon Nelson's
Home Scene OF
Pretty Luncheon

Mss Leon Nelson entertained
Il her h8nse On "Wednesday wifh
s IaneAean IN honuf u her
laughter. Mis- JeaH kelseu. =
member 81 the graduating eisas
= TIE Moss Point High school
TIE la6le uas Decorated with
eafaausss and oshf4 spfinK fiew
e gueia found ineiE plaifs b.
sfsraFttwe place cards n tae tufn
~ miniaf1re diplomas ued Ngua
eis eal1fs blsa and AhIte Iaue
eho eaoeed this pheasant aigsir
AsFe TIE class sponsor. Mn p a
ssan Raffzzn4 Hs4rais.
AHa HaHt NrEs CaHh~si end
Easn A@H8n
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

Mrs G. l. Bond ana dsurHssr
Ann and son George afe spend
ing several DAYS ullh relatives
IN Wen Miss
IT and Mrs J r colley snd
Miss Pauline Ccliev wlli leave
Saturday 70 stsend the graduation
exercises 81 l. S U in Baton
ROUGE. their daaglltaf and sis
ter. Miss Ruby Nell being =
member q the KrsdusunE eiass
Julian Rivers SIN q ~ and
Mrs ] II Rivers hes been cnn
lined @ MS home foa tao wrecks
BY illness
Nj and Mrs Terrell Spencer
Of Chicago. are receiving con
Eratulations on the arrival OF
twin daughters. Sharon and
saeals. MAY 20 Mrs 7. Z. spen-
Ger Of this city is shsfina honors
as grandmother.
Robert Lee Dixon hss returned
TO Wesfever Field, Chiropee
Falls Mass. after . ten DAY fur.
iough spent IN the nome Of Mrs
v Dixon
Mr. and Mrs. J. c Cunning
ham. Miss Jessie Cunningham
NJ Mrs. Jesse Dothlaa ard littie
aughtef were visitors t. Biloxi
Monday afternoon
Charles Highiuwef has return
ed from q visit Of several weeks
1t hlx home IN Hogausvilie, Ga
his c II Mecaskill has re
tufned from q visit Of several
xeeks a hef hosae n Ialialah.
Ca. and mas resumed hef p7si
fuan IN Burnhans DRUG Store
wheIe her return : being vel
eaHied b. q large number Of
friends
PIE J { Hasseli mas returned
- Fort BenniBs. Ca. after : ten
dsy furlough spent with MS
wife ard his mother. Ms J r.
HasselI
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
Mrs. W. n. Nelson. In.
Enferf0ins The
Impromptu Club

Mn - a. Nelsas = enter
M.Hez a6H ImrHHsaHEa Bridge
eH4H i Der ta8e 80 1HHea
aftaEnaan Nr ThaHsas Eualaes
aaHezxea aHs hiEh AaEH erie
EaIz drinks Wexe served duf-
- - kan1es ard s said eaalrs.
Alb - after tas ssn@ e Nm
aaaz@ Tanmss CaAaH 2 = D.
LazHasf A J FsanElHns = o.
Sc. = q Spaaa 3 & s
Hszaaa S PesefssH Z = b..
afa - - q h.Us
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28
MOSS POINT.....
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Is 4 L Todd and daughter
rs Bessie Todd Veisef. were
r. - 10 New Orleans Sunday by
re aness Of Mrs Toaask brcth
= s n Jackson. whois in en- ex-
tsaat critical condition a. the
Esussf Hospital IN that city
E4ae cope is entertained Tor the
-=ar Of Mr. Jackson who has
.esr m the hospital for the past
fsrss months Mrs Netter return
= Hawe Monday leaving Mrs
Fa4# 1T Hr JscksenS bedside
Amaus the Mess Point Rota
-sas tending the rational con
esH.aa held recently At St Louis
wee .ssur George Wood, Greg
and A L Monroe
~ & " wsnzell Is = guest
II 'Ha rs of Mrs Bessie Todd
Tstssz
~ Pauline Colley. daughter
9 y and Mrs J. T Collcy IS
rea eak st Inc Mess Point city
r. HarnE succeeded Mrs. a l.
#HHHsn VINO has gore 70 tire
F~sszss1a.s Decoy Company.
and Mrs Robert Dalzell
##slf daughter. Anne 81 b
spent the week end with
81 ! T. Bertram and Mrs Al
lynch At Moss Point.
Hss J L Bertram and Mrs
. - Lynd and son Albert Jr
Hfsttors 70 kfobiie this week
ne Griffin Cemetery Assoc
2 sill meet IN tire home of
S 0tlie Swan on Tuesday az
non June J. Al members are
fsa 70 attend
H J F Hassell had as her
esis Isst Thursday Cadet Frs
3 Crew. UsN As BARN
ed Pensacola FIa. and MS
sef. Mrs Carrie saae Crew Of
HinFhsm Ala
atss Lola VandefwaIi Of Ty
Texas IS spending severai
s hefe and IS 3 guest IN the
ere n Mr.. and Mrs. J D Lowe
lis 7 r Speucef returned Last
aaH from 3 visit Of several
eass to her xou-in-isw and
fhtef. Mr. and Mrs Roy Elder
litte dsughtef. in Cumbef-
ID X
r. ard Mrs Al Treadwsy Of
= 5sIle were guests Saturday ia
hefe Of NJ snd Ms J p
1sfu
au { r Buiioek ard iwa som
: spending se9efaI aass &itN
suees Ia Msgnelis Hiss
= de McInnls sua son. Dan. n
zzrhaue Ala were guests fu-
go N the houss q IN g l.
Fafnkf and Miss Hattie MeIeod
80 re honles q asnes feIiiges
Hfs e Hohds returned Mou
Is from ; visll = Felaaees n
snore Ala
Hnx y & Bfoome and htfle
- Ezl8e left lazf seek for 3
ga = relaGvs II Whore &is
r. sfs Mrs liaztsen arCe
aH spent fhe seek ed 20 Me-
an Mr. and NEz B 7
Hsady
rs Hsy oau 80 sfand
zHhsu Mss EHH - Aohiie
zHsaI = frn hsan sazza#F Hith
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

~ t H
t8th etfkes asa m
d eis AZ Nsan A
uasihA Mas xah a. :
Wt8 II syl a
mk 1h amaafw eW
mnW 30 aAemiN s.
Un NeasNtzsn Clsh N ftiN
faN m ihas n
nafnsfN MesslSss mala nuseuF
wseH eea 81 utsa
M9s = FntlNN af
m k - Tttpsf A n
IaokeH Eeanss Fesna eHa Hasm
DeinaasUsshau aKcna, i
eisls - fe Werkt ~Hh n Hsesh
- - Atuft yaiian sri Na5s
ia GssatissH 8 & 81 fssi4m
esslsH Hsfe ss,us
n aFN Ma J4
sfvnt Tuesday rs lsltfnat ebsav
shss Ace rallied "a business
~ na ~ a 1sItaai
spens Thursday ~ NeA
Il All - snsefsksilN neN IS
msns e rsa egsisa shet d Ruh
ri Giean Allrm. ates
lHusesanl "a uu usNA eili
serve as uts8Rrahsp Al tn AavaG
floYaiaI Al San Diego Ana That
Mle Alien All serve hers II ihr
Gefpmal Hospital IN tGsr mHa
cts r. End MsN AHrs wssw
birth graduated isesn - Talane
Msdleas ahfNl n NeN q trans
Ma 1t fae commencement "a
sreisa - thaf siate Ne4 sisha
ed - ~ Aliens fl ~ q
X Mnlllsssf. ard sslsf fae
MfA Arthur 4. Aien
Philip ana Bruce hlspacH zee
expected - return hu4w ratif
nest verk ~ q Vbu wIih lAelt
pafeuts n and Mf4 w l. Al
pafh mfofr reforming ID shsif
ss86ae At Talanc univaAiis taiy
rhikIp Nli tntet 81 inn
HA sfaf IN he enammfina btss
~ Tglam - the htKuanslag q she
nrw term Il luis. ard Bruce uill
start ne eoslfse At shf nsdeai
school alter FsaNing iust ee=4plss
20 his pfe medirsl esusm - lisr
sans university Bruce : 81
msd lieutenant ia tae Z s Arms
mlm betty Quinn Parrish hAs
strives from Dnafk, AA ~ a
*tkst ~ exeibi 4es wIth f
Krmuimslhsr Mrs y s. Parish
end aunt Mra 4 II nases
a recent peal card iHasn Afk
IN g Lander. nho eft8 nA Lam
der Is nee seslajne sn Huaam
rssnlalns the piessnui mfnfuaa
ssaH lhsi tfseir daughter - )
~ L4nasef. Is doing useeif afteg
q sffiaus operation whah sie r.
feniit underwent - : MefiI0ilEl
baepiial - tisAs ciis NJ Ian
der alee WRITES of The promotion
~ hef niece Mrs. EnesaHf IasH
der II eafparal Corporal lar
aan Is ! mesn4 ~ us WAACa
nnd Is stationed n Washington
Her hus1satrd Wsiicf Ire Lander.
wha IS s~tallarfed 81 IH8H gai
res ale hern inside 3 eoFn II
superintendent 7 4 wells u
shs psaesKessla rity ah8gls. r.
turned shs isltef part u tie aesa
ffosn - Iaaif where ~ hgttn8k4
- aeieeafe from the phsfhaouis
Rotary Clab tire gSfh aHnusI
meeting q Rotary InfefHafAna
Tire mssiiua was afssndea
user $40 delegaies from Rotary
esafa Fl osef sfa ~nfH
Ms E 3 Mahaffes rs re-
turned from Atlanta @ where
she ans called ~ the illness ~
be mother
~ snd Mfs hlatl sameasneef
ard Nsu. psui spent ths 2eek Mta
10 heN 0Tiea1ss Miiere they sat
@f FelatIsm sna tFisnas
gAmmY Colnssr hes ufssne
ifesn TIE University 81 Nkaan
81 Ard al slsn with hs melaef
NJ Nl8asu IS CaamaH aatl.
jus /. eee 80 &isI enlsg ae
Nasf - TIA program nsHlns
having aHesaF passed hza ekafn
inntien snd beer sfceptea
Cept sad am y Il Celh -
= asN 0fEasns tsaHaHf as
2Il tan - Has
daushim MAs 0sgfis Cole. les
u# return ffsp 10 thN eae
MiNs GsEH3 h#s been aaashaAaa
pna heseenAh Colie0N enc ef
home - sHe aimlnsa hIIHIss
TnH8ss asafksd - aes
r4fe = - CHS Coanlx - ass
"a Va #fa 49, afH fake ~ fes
i1ank4 - g@nl1 Aa faxmsffe
a1 tnNzzM aass man asM H
-. -. - =. .....
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28


esH
Msnpssx sht smaf5 gaf es
psns senis ni tee se a
s - lusehesu a. tht
2aasssnN Muase ~ Nhak cos
ss4 a tasa fn Mr. = > foH
Mn aenRe t.e~sk 49, R#s
Mosss ana Nm Wmssan Nsn
Aass Waff~m n Svs sraues
Tue#a nignt ifunt ieHNasasiV
~ sneee sls% nas e ED
20 re east ten dsss elEh ~
seis
MA r y Miller has fsiuflsrd
irofn GtsN EetowB s Nnnss
she has fssn visiting q tlse iasn
l9 * aef sun. Usyna Msiss4. log
several weeks
Mrs Dssie Meyers has return
ed h fsel how're ~ Nea ofissnk
after = xteii ii several days thus
week. with Mira 6etage LNNH
Mrs Meyers ass accompanied e.
fascAgnaia b. Mr. Meyers Who
also sesngnea 81 taks hef hassse
Diet kell WI son return -
hts ssesses II Kings College 81
Bristol Ns SITTER = sisst s. fNsn.
OF nzeFa ueehs with st parents
Iii and Mrs Tom ksil Mf hell
who i studying Got slse pie<hy
ierian ministry. viii ~ KaeAaai
ed from ksngs College - Juls
mr J. r Frame depssira
Tnesdas "a y sfst q three eeeks
~ philadelphiA IA @heEr she
viii VISIT friends and relatives
Miss Florence Cfane il expect,
ed 10 arrive Sunday fts5n Agnes
Scott College at Decafuf. Ca 70
pend ne summer Nsth asf par
enis nf aud Mrs J Curtis Crane
@ u Hicks Is haek - ms post
a. nuasH II Ingslls aflef havifag
taen n tne hospital ~ BiloNi ier
the pasi fhiee WEEKS terHvse -
illness.
NJ. and Mn + T Nielisel and
son. Edward Mccamuh departed
"wednesday Tor Oklahoma ahrft
they wili Iecste ritter \ readenet
u Two years IN PsaeEoltia.
Among the out-oa seen visitors
70 the County Exhibit Il veKeta.
bies. newers. kcwiug ana ofltri
activities at the us0 isst ssuaf.
ass Wsre Meedsines Quincy heb.
eftN \ T. Booker. J G Harris.
Il. { Roberts. Rolanu Nare J.
j. Faefahef. Jr.. J 6 RohetiAI
LLOYD Cot. Rubie Roberts ads
Davis and Howard Davis q Van.
cieaFe
A pleasant addition . The
ame life 81 the city Is Shelby
kmg. j. son n Shelby KING q
Preston Cuba. wiao has Iust bern
efhaaatsd from Gultpoft Aeaa
sSsy ana Aho wAi bt ne eiEsi
Il rs anele Ess,on KING lm ay
efaI utekk
A news feicsse from Blue
Meanfsla College annourees thai
Ml zelsna Van OHdoi e Pasca
rtasla has seen elected president
II tise Classical Club n thsf col
leee. - the coming session
hf md Mrs Wiillafa Koib
spent TIE 0aeek eBa visiting IN
NeM OrIean4
D. J Curtis Crane departed
Tuesday fos L~eskes*llle Mss
mhere iss whl conaues ; Weekf
sefssa ~ evaneelistle services
During Dr. CrspeS sbAenee the
Rev. r " Umer 81 ne FIRST
MeJhesat church 81 rasesgouls
wnl eacopf the balpIt 4 me
@fki Presbyterian church Bexi
sundss evening
M 3 S FORD std mfs z =
Fofa eeFe recent visitors = heV
Orleans
Mhas Heffnnt Herring joyce
Justice ana Atwree Haa returned
TaesdaK fr8Hs Cviemfs M
mhefe ines have een attending
Miasppi State College ~
Nasnen They Hefe pEseaai
hans - = aaF ~ TO p Hiss
Dafs Jane ~ ihis afg sna Hiss
Beffk Barber "a Meas Fsgs
Mn + r RsYnosds etiFns "a
AeN Orleans Fnaaf aHseH 5 Teai
Il elseFaI esys xitn be- psfea0
~ zna Mra ! s MnMIaan
2 tasliee Jr i enjoying e
Nzrf xIzzf nifh hH parents M
ard Nn II gassseH s. g.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

EaM Cal MileF 80 81.
eea eHIs#uz Mase Ha.z H
a 49, 80 aita -
M F : Hlrr
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

cspt saa Mn y II Celh -
- asS 0IHssas t~farefa
All - tan - H~s
dWehtsF. Mas 0bgas CoIze los
u# Heaa3H ffgp AZ nA Ee
MsN GglIe rs been afssaaana
pna heaeefnh Coliees ana e
home - 80 almraNa 6IaIasE
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

~ 80 - n mana.H ~
EaHamaa aia wNs Ms ems
nAessa i ~ hoae = Hea -
lam IsaaaIH + Haua
fef aEhn ~ wss S
W - ~ parts
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

J1unf ColnasF hes returned
ifem tie University e Nar
81 Ard sIH elst wffh IS Helisef
NJ NlIsaa 81 C8msa unils
Jht I. sen ~ &a eHIss ae
Naef - TIA program tFsassns
having ahtsfiE passed IS ekaza
lnattoa sfad been aeceaaea
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

Tnsfaaf us@fksd - aeas
nEfs = II of0 Cent? - assF
~ " aIefe 49, niH fake ~ fss
f1snes - gonlz 49, fnzmxffE
af inzzIN aae haa afaa H
Dd NIh ~ BesFs 8 IIesEH
here
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-05-28

Nfk nssie Meyers has return
ed r. Hef houte ~ Nea ORLEANS
after = xteii 1t several dese tins
week. with Mira 6etaee LNNM
Mfs Movers wss accompanied e.
AscAgnala os Mt Meyers Who
also resufnea b taks bef hossge
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-07
Illicit Love
Discouraged

Cleveland. June up - ANS
fair in love does not apply in war
or at least in Cleyelands war
industries.
This city's war plants have serv-
ed notice that sub rosa romances,
involving single girls and married
men working together. will not be
tolerated. War plant personnel
managers. faced with the delicate
problem OF legislatlng in domestic
situations. have learned to deal
kindly but firmly with the problem.
lncorrigibles and second offend.
ers are fired posthaste. however,
the personnel men say.
William 5. Jack, paternal presl.
dent II the Jack and Heintz Co, Is
pioneer in Clsysland's antl.fiirt-
in'warplant campaign. over the
company's public address system.
he recently shouted: NO married
man can work In this plant and 20
out with girls"
Disrupt the Morale
II Isn't. Jack asserts, that he
wants to tell employees what they
may or may not do. but war plant
limitations disrupt the morale and
we won't stand for II"
Jack calls in the offenders and
tells them to take their wives out
for dinner and TO the movies. After
all" he says. the people here are
just hardwogking American clti-
zens, and human nature is the same
everywhere"
II the appeal 10 the miscreant's
better nature isn't effective, "ott he
goes" Jack adds that his "asso-
ciates" are very cooperative.
The AddreSsograph Multigraph
Co. also recognizes the extra. mari.
tai recreation" problem, but uses
different tactics to overcome II.
Athletics In Spare Time
Frank Willis. personnel director,
points TO the athletic program Ad.
dressograph has set up TO OCCUPY
the spare time OF It's employees.
Both men and women workers are
free to use the company's own ten.
mis- courts and baseball diamond.
TITS lot better than having
them run on TO night clubs" vii.
lis said.
But even these diversions some
times pail and as arbiter OF domes-
tic troubles, Willis has frequently
been called upon TO patch up quar-.
rels between husband and wife.
Another Cleveland plant reports
that three assembly line romances
have occurred out OF total OF $50
women employees. As in all the
other local industries. when tho OF.
tenders did not reform-out they
went.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-07

Miss Lucille Connors Of Ypsi.
lanti. spend the week end at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vogler and
daughter, Jean, and father. Will
liam Cox, were Sunday dinner
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mel.
son and daughters. Anne and
Mary, Detroit.
Albert Elka and daughter Doris.
Mrs. Ormund Minick. Merlyn and
Dale spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Vedder. Sally Lou
and Melvin. Jr. Litchfield. Mel.
vim returned with them TO spend
the next two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Berlin and
J. c. Baur visited at the home OF
Robert Keith, Sumpter, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Koss and
daughter. Carolyn Doris, spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Koss and Mr. and Mrs.
George Koss, Careton. Miss Doris
Elka also accompanied them.
A. n. Chambers and sons, Ken
meth and Keith. Ypsllanti. and
Mrs Joseph Stefina and family.
Whitaker, spent Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. r. Notar and fam.
lily and Mrs. Anna Beard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormund Minlck
were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Elka and Doris.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schechter
and George. Jr.. called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Schoeff. Whitaker,
Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lorentz, De-
troit spent the week end with
her brother and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Yelinek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert KarnatZ
and family. Martz Rd.. and John
Dickerson and daughter, Ypsilan-
Il. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Schechter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Goodenough.
Maybee. called on her sister, Mr.
and Mrs. George Schechter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Cox, Plat,
spent Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Vegler and daugh'
ter Jean.
Miss Doris Elka and Mrs. An
tbony Koss GATED on Elizabeth
Lohr. Maybee Monday evening.
Miss Viola Notar accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Trausch and
daughter Juya, Willis, TO Monroe
Gunday
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TIE Board of Eeyfew will be r.
session A. Council Han on Monday
and Tuesday June f4t1 and 18Th,
1915. from 90 II O'Clock a. m.. and
/ % 3 O'Clock p. M. and viii rsmair
IN session AZ least two days 70 hear
objections and adjust asses smsnts IN
the tax rolls.
FHrther. there will he no adjust
ments after the Board Of Review
has lts sessions.
SIGNED.
II G.. HOLMES
ADJ sol
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Legal Notices

Legal NoLlces
STATE OF MICHIGAN, in the Cir
cult court for tho Comfy OF WASH
tenaW.
STANDARD DISCOUNT cuMPANY,
INC. a Mi.alsaI Corporation,
plaiptif.
r. 7. HANOVER Whose frat name
8 unknown but whose person is well
known.
Defendant
To the Above Named Defeadart.
NOTICE Is herc0y given that. on
The 18Th day 90 March. \. j. 1858, a
Writ ~ Attachment was issued GU;
OF sad Court IN favor OF the stand
ard Discount Company. Inc as plain
tiff.and against the lands, tene-
insnts. goods. chattels. and effects
~ H. 7. Hanover, as defendant, for
he sum Of Eighteen Thousand, One
Hundred Ninety seven and $4,000
Fls,ls750t Dollars and interest.
which said writ was rcturnabie on
he lotl day % April a. D.. 1913.
T.. A. COskEY
Attorney for Pfalnuff
2l2t National Bank Bldg.
Detroit. Michigan.
EaWNrf.A CgE-
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Augusta
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Augusta. Mich. June = Mrs.
Loyal Wilson was honored at
birthday party. given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Wilson,
Sunday. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Alger Beebe. Detroit, and
MIR. and Mrs. Guy Thorne and
twin daughters, Detroit.
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J ROOMS : yrs. old, acres, wired
for stove. deep well water system,
Evening star., 1943-07-07
Elevator Strike Strands
$1,000 in Radio CITY
Ry the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 7.--An esti-
mated $4,000. Office workers and
visitors were stranded yesterday in
the towering structures of Rookie
feller Center by 55-minute strike
OF 225 elevator operators.
Some waited out the strikers,
fretting and pushing elevator but
tons as they did so, while others, in
cluding some Of the 200 persons in
the RCA Buildings observation
tower, made their way downstairs
on foot.
Bob Sestera, Radio City guide,
who led the group from the observa-
ton roof down rs flights of stairs,
reported the trip took SO minutes.
Officials of Rockefeller Center and
OF the AFL Building Maintenance
Craftsmen's Union said the walkout
resulted from an internal dispute
In the union.
Hugh s. Robertson, executive
manager of the Center, which In
cludes IL office buildings, said the
management and union members
would confer on the dispute later
this week. 1--WE were caught in
between on the proposition" he de-
clared. The strike began at pm,
closing hour of most offices, and
ended IS minutes later.
John ]. Birmingham, local ad-
visory board chairman of the union,
and Joseph Blek, local business
manager, said the root of the trou-
BILE was quarrel as to whether
Birmingham was paid-up in his
dues.