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Evening star., 1943-08-25
Civilians 10 Receive
.75q6 Of Nation S Food
President Reports
Ry the Associated Press.

| Ry the Associated Press.
President Roosevelt told Ameri-
can civilians today they have been
allocated rs per cent of the Ma
tons food production for the cur
rent fiscal year
In the quarterly lease lend report
to Congress, the President traced
current domestic food shortages"
to increased consumption by the
armed forces and civilians and said
they were not due in any appre-
clable extent to lease-lend ship
ments abroad
Detailing lease lend food needs
which in the case of Russia have
necessitated leaving munitions at
the dock to cram edibles into ship
holds, the President added
While these allocations (made
by the War Food Administration
mean that civilians will receive less
IN the current year than they had
in l942-43 they will on the average
get as much food as was available
annually iii the years 1859"
Apportioning Explained.
He explained that on ana average
VIA has apportioned the American
food production as follows: rs per
cent TO civilians at home, 13 per cent
to the armed forces, 10 per cent to
lease-lend, 2 per cent to United
States territories and special pur-
poses.
The report said lease lend food
exports amounted to only s Der cent
OF the Nations total food supply in
1912, and that this year 1T is likelv
that we will ship approximately 10
per cent"
The domestic food situation" the
report added, must be viewed in the
light OF present conditions. Mem
oers OF our armed forces are eating
more than they did as civilians
While the average American civilian
eats about 312 pounds a day, the
average man in uniform eats about
On pounds. The resulting increased
consumption is equivalent to adding
four to five million persons to our
population.
Many Americans who are not in
UNIFORM are also eating more than
tney nave ever eaten before. This
increased consumption by many
civilians is due in part to increased
consumer income. 1t is also due to
the diversion OF purchasing power to
1000 from other articles that can no
longer be purchased"
Lease-Lend Exports Small.
The report said that while lease
lend exports have taken as much as
80 per cent of the domestic supply
OF some foods, the proportion for
many short items has been less
than per cent.
The demands upon our food sup
plies are likely to increase" the re-
port said. Our Allies will continue
to need lease-lend food until the
end OF hostilities. The needs of
other parts of the world will be con-
siderable after the war. The popu-
lation OF many areas liberated from
Axis control will be in an under
nourished, if not starved, condition
upon liberation. 1t will be some
time, after hostilities cease before
European and Asiatic agricultural
areas get back into normal produc-
ton"
Evening star., 1943-08-25
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.

OIOhE.
C. G. SLOAN Is ls5s g.: St: NV NV Aos'i0nss'''
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. PER-
AGE A3EAc cHERaEsls EEEThsTs' ETC FOR sroR-
s2sss Is HiSssS sssn HsH .as5 En- TsR
EAeH sar6EpHY 6K oSbocKr aSb Wrbsksbbsp bM bsp
THEREAFTER UNTIL ALL, IS DISPOSED
oiyrihs or there n TlI be sold at PUBL1c
SLOAN i Co, NC. 7is 18th St. nv.
Washinston, 2. G., to enforce liens for
s5orass a sa Gssr ehsrss que sna unpsd
pr 4. Beijan, Mrs. T. =, Bohsnnon, Miss
Pssrl Dickson, Mrs s Dolores 0ssEh, Farley. M &.
vGssas vaeent H.Nfn Mf5 M 5oR H.b. Wser
Jones, Paul Miller, Mrs. Madeline ORourke.
Mrs: Mrs Arthur Pspin. Herbert Smith. Mrs.
". Taylor. Dorothy Thomas. VIM. p. Tur-
nsr. Mrs. Earlena Twyman. Mrs. Lillian
"a1sninsson; 1p Arthur J. Williams.
UNION sToRAaE COMPANY. INC,
705 Florida Ave. NV,
au2b.se3 Washington, D. c.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
s9 sGGdS TR gToKAE aND
The Il NRfEsSy Tvep pA9 tha Of On ERpnA
O'CLOCK AM. and continuing each Tues
day and Friday thereafter until all is sold
ler's, 915 e st. NV. to inforce our liens
for storage and/or other charges, goods
Bowman. F. B. Clark. Mr. John w. Clark.
Robert E. Clawson. James H. Croxdale.
Mrs. Mega Evans. Miss Margaret Gillespie.
Harold T. Hoffman. Mrs. Jean Hollis, Mrs
Richard Hubben Belle West Keener Estate,
Mrs w. Kilburn. D. g. Kilpatrick, l..
Laforse W. C.: Lankford. August G. Lieb-
mann, Mrs. Eda F. McCleary. Rudolph
Messmer, Mrs. Birdie L Mopsikov, William
3: Parrott, Miss NJ, NJ. Parsons, L. Scott
dard, Miss. Mary Twomey, j. q. Wesson.
3. b. Woodbridee. William White Parties
IN interest please take notice :.
MERCHANTS TRhNFER &
auIs,25 STORAGE COMPANY.
Evening star., 1943-08-25

drink, found basket there last
night.
In 1t was baby boy, blanketed
and well clothed, along with a
birth certificate giving the infants
age as 6Ia months and a note read
ing:
William Patrick CFranklin) is
good little boy"
The surprise gift came complete
with a bottle of milk and feeding
formula.
Evening star., 1943-08-25
ACC0UNTANCY

Courses of University grade adjust
tienal. Women accountants in stro
of Aecountaney and Business Law
motion. Certificate of credit issued
3-year course leads to b. c. S. d
coaching. For ten consecutive yeG
cellent records in c. r. A. examir
Ask for Official Bulletin,
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Mark Groy, indianapolis,
Elected Head of Moose
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.-Mark r.
Gray, indianapolis publisher, was
elected supreme governor of the Su-
preme Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose,
at its annual convention yesterday.
Other officers elected include Ben
Hill Brown, former Mayor of Spar
ta1burg, S. c., supreme junior gov
error, and William ]. Egan, Newark.
N. j.; Representative Pittinger of
Minnesota, George E. Gilligan of
Harrisburg, Pa. and Roy Yoke of
Parkersburg, w. Va, council mem
bers.
Mrs. Bessie Lovitt, Long Beach.
Calf, was elected grand regent of
the Women of the Moose, Mrs.
Freida Ginger, Louistown, Pa,
grand secretary, and Mrs. Margaret
Newbold, Newport, r. l., parlia-
Mrs. Dorothy Eggleston, Seattle,
Wash, was elected grand dean of
the Academy of Friendship.
Rubber may be synthetic, but the
will to victory must be genuine.
Have you bought any War savings
Evening star., 1943-08-25
AUCTION SALES.
THoS. ]. OWEN A son. AUCTTONEERs.
Southern Building

EsIATE. iaPnovEprN Nss s9 on oaH:
sIoRf PaEMfsGEs sMhsGs sTSaEs ssoEass ksSTs SfSTN
duly p rssaTs.d q Il ss.s fsn ss ssss , r SS: 9s
es psIs sna ss sas Issss: sss:
HAE II sis9sss srfTEMBRs p EnHSHsDAp hp
tSe s5s pM
situate in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being part Of original
dred and sesenty-eisht 'saso. % described S
as follows. Besinnins for the same on
a5 feet Of aps q. mfg orSsast so
sSsnes south on said street. swenss.eishs
Of the .center line OF the south wall OF
house No. $40 9th street NV; thence
Sees neyS s sss s tse neh msh.
or less, to point due west OF the place
es on. 'n5 sS fnsnei 10 ess e. psss e
TEsMs or. OF SALE 4 on oss-atta Ct u.
snce In. four equal instsiimsnts. payable
on or set.re one. two, three and four
Der snnum paysSis i aasrterlg pef from nshsS@ aas
Of sale, secured by first deed OF trust upon
p s ths s a s.so & g sss ssSo o
viii be REQUIRED at the time Of sale. Ex.
animation of title. conveyancing, record
-fng, revenue stamps, etc, at cost OF pur-
within so days from day OF sale, otherwise
the trustee reserves the right to forfeit
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
upon the foregoing terms, after i've days
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. D. c.. or
with or without forfeitine the deposit.
the trustee may avail itself of any legal
or equitable rights against the defaultins
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE
BY: VIM. L. BEAI,Es
tseal) Attest: A. II. SFiILLINGTON
Assistant Secretary
auo3,dSd s. exSu&fol - --7.S.+y
Evening star., 1943-08-25
Six-Month-OId Boby Boy
Is Abandoned on Porch

BY the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 25.-Mrs
w. G. Richter, stepping onto her
back porch to cool off with a soft
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oN-REsIDExT NOTICE

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
To I Y BufkeA uhua pasi
fice and street Asfeax u 49,
Fern Street NNW Qw8eanN liza
lslnnA. snd n r Euskxs whose
pcat-offsce and street oadENs'
Is T616 Plum street New CT
LeanA Louisiana
Yea are summoned q SpFFaF
before the EAaarefy Court q
jackson County, IN SAID state. o.
- Sroons Meadae - March a
ID. 1871 e. defend he sat Ne
67g6 IN sad couft Of Inemploy.
ment Compensation Commission
a Mississippi wherein you are
defendants
This eth day Of Janaary. a D.
aaxa.
PRED TAYLOR.
ChaneeFy Clerk
tSEALl
HARRY - BRYAN.
So r. Capitol Street
jackson. Mississippi,
Solicitor.
Ia lis. Ia LIS
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Vancleave
Isl Il

Mr and Mrs 10 uol8sn snd
family havv yscsnsly ssoved INTO
ile old Andres Ramsay hogns
near ise elementary school build
tnK
i3en Mcmillan son II Nj and
Mrn hima AfcMlllan. has re
turned Il jackson. Miss vhFfe
le Is . student az the Mi1s4essn
81 Institute foa the Blind Anuih
- guest IN tbis horne THURSDAY
= a. Ms Nora Cos q Htsexs
Conner Miller tasra son q the
Rev and Mrs Alt@tt Millef. has
been calisd 70 srfviee Ia the Unit
- States Navy IL win leave
Thnrs8ay fof Norfolk Va
The Rey. G II Mcbride
preached Sunday morning ard
evening II tFe Naneieaps Meth
oaisi church
The nee Ned Jacobs u Kpet
ler Field preached sunday even
ING st the Latter Day Saints
church at Evergreen Mr. Ia
cohs ass accompanied % Ever
green ~ hls wife
A Red Cross eewsna class has
bcen organized ln the Evergreen
community under the supervision
Of Mr. Howard r. Jennings Any
one interested ia this linz q
work Wiii please contact Mr.
Jennings
W S Mo0re left NnndsF fof
Camp Shelby where he viii D
inducted into The United States
army
Dir and Mrs. Cooper FURRY en-.
teFtsined at dinner sunday n
honor of che iifh birthday Of
their daughter. Helen Fay Those
present 70 ENJOY the delicious Re
past we're Mr. and Mrs s Z
F7urrY Helen Fay Furry. ar
and MF3 Stewart FURRY. Mf and
Hrs Hss1ssVeii Ravens and
daughters Billy Jean. Betty and
Barbara NJ and Mrs BiH Mufs
ray and daughter Ann Murray u
Hattieebafa Mr. and hrn LEO
Byrd ard their daughters. May
Eta. Alma Lee, Nafleas ard IL
rey Of paseaEoula Mss Fannie
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con1sussIoEEHs SALE

Chris croner, ct al No. $3.50 -
Louis c FieLs. ct al
n the Chancery Court Of Jack
son County State Of Mississippi
By virtue Of the authority vest
ed IN me bs . decree Of the Chan
Gerry Court Of jackson Co4nty4
Mississippi rendered n the above
STYLED cause on the 18th day Of
December. ieS1 at the December
1912 term of said Court. viii
sell az public outcry to the high
est bidder for cash 81 ne lnaalu
entrance1. front door Of the Coun-
y Court House, n the City Of
paNcseeuIa, Mississippi % the Is
Monday the Isl day q February
1913 within legal hours. the f0I-
loving described real estate -
jackson County. Mississippi -
wit.
North half 81 Governmental
Lot ; Of fractional Section H.
Township 7 South. Range 8 West
IN jackson County. Mississippi
except however, the following
parcels
ia) -Futr and one-half acres
conveyed hY Conrad and Doris
Cr0meF - Albert Breath on the
18th day Ct December 1917 -
particular description set o4t ~
deed If conNeyance q record n
Beck 3 - page oil e Ire Record
Of Deeds II jackson County. Ms
sixslppl
(bJ Auofsximafely tao acres
Constituting the home places G
Complainant Chris LruHneT
gcl Approximately four sores
owned . William Harris
Cd APPROXIMATELY two acres
o9ned ~ Eues
e. a. wkieh excepted psrceis are
defined - fence h1ea
AND ALSO
That certain tract piece o. par
&C. q Land lying and being stu
ass1 n TIE south kzH ~ Gov
Ornamental 1t 3 II ae A9gih 1aIl
q Governmental Ii : q Secsaa4.
- Township 7 South Range s
West - IaeEan County Mesz
appi consisting - approximate.
y eIEnAeez acreA taNzEE aEEez
q Wkieh he alerg ~ est ran 3.
@Lftle baF~ Eousetes called
Harris Erznen- ard embraces aI.
e the aazzh hzlf q I'D Lot 5
lsanE eass - said Lite BsFai
and sprTaxzHatelF - acres s..
which - u Ehe Eg4H aaH - u
benz n strip AZ feet e
NG1th aIaaK the MEzf edge *
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT BY CITY OF pASCA.
COULA MISSISSIPPI viii
LTTTRElL CONTRACTING
COMPANY.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice IS hereby gwen that on
the 7th day a July, 1871, > Reso.
luton was adopted by the Board
al Mayor and C~ouncilnlen Of the
City Of PaEaGoula. Mississippi.
accepting the natural gas trans
mission and distribution system
constructed In pursuance q ;
contract dated December 3 1870.
from the Littreil Contracting
Company. and approving the
final estimate Of the Citys CON
sultIng engineer
Notice IS hereby further given
that final settlement has bren
made in pursuance Of said keso.
luton.
This notice Is gwen in pIr-
suance Of an order Of the Board
q Mayer and Couneilfnen sdupt-
e on the 5ih day Of January,
CITY or
MISSISSIPPI.
b s. III FREDERIC
Clerk
The above and foregoing was
adopted On motion of Council
man Frederic. duly seconded, by
The following vote. to-wii.
Frederic. Aye
Beckham. Aye
Guliey. AYE
pMr TIM
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church 2ifh the Hek ~ & p
sin pastor. officiating Inter
naens aat ~ Rose avn eegnesaf2
Mrs ffeeman Is survived b.
four sssszs and fee aaughsess
Heeh sympathy Is extendea &
ne tefeasea family.
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real disease into sharper focus. We
cannot afford to allow the venereal
disease rate to rise, especially at
this time when manpower must be
conserved
During 1912, he said, a montly
average of 70 cases of primary and
secondary syphilis were reported by
District clinics. On the basis of a
survey made in 1899, in which it was
found that about rs per cent of the
total number of patients were
treated in the clinics, he estimated
that at least los new cases of
syphilis come under treatment each
month in the District.
DR.. A. Magruder Macdonald.
president Of the Medical Society.
opened the meeting. DR.. George w.
CresWell, president of the Syphilis
Journal Club, presided. Another
speaker was DR.. Harry Eagle of
Johns Hopkins Hospital, who dis
cussed Progress in Investigation of
the Intensive Therapy of Syphilis.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Burton Backs Red Cross Drive
To Cut Accidents in Homes

Backing up the District Chapter
of the American Red Gross in an
active campaign to reduce acci-
dents in the home, Senator Burton.
Republican. of Ohio recently wrote
John w Gates. local Red Cross di-
rector of training:
Each loss of efficiency, man
power, time or money which we
suffer through accidents or through
unintelligent care of injuries is in
some degree war casualty. We
need every bit of effort, intelligence
and strength that we can muster
and devote to our national effort"
The national home accident cost
each year averages 5000 900 600, re-
sulting from approximately 5,000,-
900 accidents, 10000 of which
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home. incorrect distribution of fur
niture. slippery surfaces, misman-
aged heating equipment. structural
defects in lighting equipment, in
correct use Of inflammable liquids,
and numerous other home haz-
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needless losses.
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Evening star., 1943-02-11
Better Control Of Social
Disease SOUGHT Here

DR.. William E Granam, director of
the Bureau Of Venereal Diseases of
the District Health Department, last
night asked closer cooperation be-
tween physicians and the District
government for better control of
venereal disease.
Control of venereal disease" he
told the District Medical Society at
It's headquarters, is dependent upon
the close cooperation of physicians
and the Heath Department. This
cooperation demands that a certain
amount Of effort be made by both
groups. In the past maximum
effort has been made by neither
group. A sincere attempt to work
more closely should benefit both
organizations.
Wartime conditions bring vene-