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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02
LINcoLH AVENUE
Baptist CHURCH

Recreation Roam Federal Public
Housing Auuhasity Building
tuth street
SunaaR
80 a NJ sun1ay school
Thomas G Bofnnan. IT,, supt
To- a Is morning worship
snsfVtee
g. + g.. Baptist Training
Union Miss 1aanila Stewart a
rector
amp N evening worship m
gler
AaudHE
7ss0R ~ womaua Missionary
Union
TharaitY
TMp NJ prayer service
Rev ! u WATTS
fsaia
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ASSEMBLY or con cHURcH

Aa2AEA1G VI ~ &hGh@#
co North paseaHeala Street
Phone $751;
SUNDAY
Iaz6H an SUNDAY school =
eIa f. every age
go am Morning worship
service sermon - ths pastor
esa pm. Chfasfs Ambasza
daEz meet a seHsaer fur TIE
young people
80 pm Eeaugellstc acrvIce
Sermon ~ the pastor
TUESDAY
30 pm Cottage PRAYER meet
lua - various homes 81 the cts
WEDNESDAY
80 nm Ladia cottage pfas
r meeting
THURSDAY
80 Hm PRAYER meeting 81 -
EIA
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CHURCH

Sunday
1910 \ NJ SUNDAY schasI
100 A ~ morning g
feeana and fulffh SUNDAY
ESQ = NJ Artau8is4 Y59ta
Fellowship
Sc = NJ. EeeB4uH
second and fourth suudays
Monday
$50 = M W S G S
81 + NJ Juniaf Gfoup uts
ing
SO = M Young Trap
meeting
wednesday,
00 Z Al Prayer meeilnf
Rev " II MDHE2.
F4ata
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02

ue fIe-aga and freshly painted
waits give Il paftauisfik epaek
sna spah appearance tksat g meet
ms nith appfusai 81 Ihe publlr
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02
FIRST Baptist CHURCH
M0aa Point

Preaching Sundays at 81 a x.
and % l. 81
sunday Sehssal II ioM A s.
Training Union At : % o. -
MldWeek Services Weiut 5
~ SOC f. NJ
You are cordially invite "a II.
isfsa
HEN J y BROCK T. Scr
ttER BILL BEAN
Aaaa4ht i H
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81. pIEnREs
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Gatitief. Miss
es3o-Muruing Prayer ard Ser
mon b. the rector. The second
Sunday IT the month the service
Is Holy Communion and $ rmun
Rev FRIEDRICH 5 HESCH.
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02
sEcoNp nAPTIsT cAuRcA

SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Henry avenale IN ShlpTara So
tinn PaNakualla
sundaY-
ss45 a n SUNDAY Afoa a u
Grams. superintendent
100 a ~ morning worship
service
$50 r ~ q r e Hour. Krn
est Taylor director
7.sS p b. evening worship
"Wednesday
100 p Al urayef services
81 = II Chnif praeflee
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02

English a the official Language
of Libefia lne African Negro n
puuIlt
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02

The government and consiitu
ton al Liberia are CLOSELY med
eied aftef those 81 the United
States
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-04-02
sECoHp BAPTIST CHURCH
MISSION

Bayou Caaotte
Prayer meeting every Tuesday
night AZ 80
al visitors welcome We ~
tend a. yau 8 hesrfY invitation q
r0nEr ana worship witt ~
Rep J l. MORGAN
Pastor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Ndzis' Oil Bomb
Fires Post Office
In London, Kills ;

LONDON. June Is OUP) Brit
iSh fighters and medium bombers
blasted and Strafcd an airfield,
railroad targets, barges and a
motor torpedo boat IN an often
sive 10 disrupt German commune
cations I'M northern France last
night while n German raider
touched off a spectacular fire that
swept a London post office.
An exploding oil bomb, the
first of its kind dropped on Brit
ain this year set fire 70 the post
office and killed three persons.
The flames fed by oil scat
tered by the bursting bomb,
spread rapidly and were not eX-
tnguished for several hours Vol
unteers, including AmeriC n
troops, helped carry mail bags
fom the building The Americans
rescued two men trapped IN the
basement.
Yesterday British planes at
tackled shipping off the Dutch
coast and made sweeps over Bel
GUM and Holland Nine enemy
fighters Wo}o destroyed Three
British fighters were lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
500 on Strike
AT Turret Plant

Production Of gun turretS for
the navy was halted today at The
Copco Steel and Engineering Co,
14o35 Grand River. when 500
members Of the United Steel
Workers tCIOj struck.
The walkout was reported 10
have conferred around disciplinary
action against one worker dis
charged yesterday. Management
said the enployc refused 10 do
the Job 10 which he was ASS Cned
G. w. Widenmann. plant man
ager. added that the union had
registered no protest and pro-
feSsed willingness 70 negotiate.
Plant gates viii be kept open. he
said
Union officials declined COM
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
I Billion Grant
For Army0. K. d
By House Group

WASHINGTON Juno IS INS'
Smashing all records. the House
5npICp. atlon> committee today
approved "a S-ls00O0O.Oo0 army
supply N0 carving funds 10 build
approximately 100000 planes and
ann and MAINTAIN a fighting force
ot $4,000 men
Declaring that ltS sole objective
is tnat The armed services shall
have every dollar essential for
The caay attainment OF an un-
conditional surrender by all the
ANS powers. the comittec IN a
formal fef-.ft. frankly stated that
the cost is fUghtful.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Fail
I'm Assault
Near OreI

MOSCOW. June Is tUP) Red
army troops seized enc m y
trenches on a fortified height IN a
surprise assault south of Lake
linen and held firmly 10 a river
bridgeh1ad above Orel today as a
Soviet observer reported sig n =
that tho Germans have reached a
strategic doad-cnd' in Russia.
Indications were reported that
the German army is contemplate
ing seriously abandoning its
"bankrupted hlitzkrieg strategy
10 prepare for a long, drawn-out
po-ltional campaign as result Of
Us failure 10 defeat either Britain
or Russia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

the border has been closed between
Turkey itself reported al swords points
with Vichy France and British Syria,
possibly 10 screen troop movements, pos
sible to prevent spying, and Allied
strategists estimate Italy now has 2,O00,-
600 men and 1900 planes mostly obso-
lete, massed to repel INVASION peace
demonstrations have been reported in its
southern portion From all of which IT
appears "a the Mediterranean may soon
boil over or, if it does not (b) the war
Of nerves is ~ Loast Morking well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Is Americans Killed
Inn SOIOnlOrpS Air Duel

At an advanced South Pacific
base. 1t was reported that the
Japanese air force used a new
type of plane flown by ineXper-
-ttf1erd p1tutS, in the battle over
Guadalcanal.
American pilots reported that
the enemy planes apparently
were pIloted by greenhorns who
could not hold their own in COM
bat. leading 10 speculation that
Japan either Is holding back its
first rate airmen or no longer has
a first team.
The beating given the force OF
about 30 Japanese planes over
GuadalCanal was the worst adj
miniStcred by land-based planes
in this theater. a spokesman SAID
tTokioS report of the battle
SAID the Japanese shot down 80
American planes and lost 20 Of
their own number in sinking
seven Allied transports and a
destroyer. An eighth transport
was damaged, Toxic Said)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Continued from Page Onel
to the public" Chairman Dunn
SAID
1--WE know that many SDD'S
TODAY are selling whisky by the
case Al excess profits, while
maintaining 10 the public that
they have no liquor on hand.
IL il difficult violation To
catch. but we have compiled
evidence against some.
THE licenses Of these will not
he renewed.
when a permanent record is
kept, signed by the purchaser,
cheating will he difficult. Most
druggists value their SID per
mits and obey the law, but
there are exceptions. We are
prepared to weed them out"
Dunn revealed for the first time
that of the 43S special liquor mer-
chants in Detroit, almost half had
more revenue last year from
whisky than from the remainder
Of their business,
Despite the fact that the law
was written with the intent that
liquor sales would be a casual
part Of a private merchants bust
ness. the check showed that five
in Detroit derive 80 per cent Of
their revenue from whisky.
SOME TOTAL 80 PER CENT
There we're % whose whisky
business was between so and 90
per cent of their total; 81 who
relied on liquor tor from 20 10
so per cent of their income; 81
in the range from so 10 20 per
cent. and 81 whose whisky sales
were from 50 to so per cent.
Outside Detroit in Wayne
County 80 of the 90 licensees had
a larger income from liquor than
from the sale of sodaS.. tooth
paste. medicine and other drugs.
In the rest of the state, how
ever. only 292 permit holders out
of 945 rely on liquor for a major
Ddil VI llltll ltN tilbtt DdIll ~
ported.
Il don't think the intent Of
the Michigan system is that
liquor sales should become the
ma or business Of the specially
designate distributor" the
chairman commented.
Ration cards viii he mailed TO
the 100 600 applicants during
July.
The quota may be a quart a
month, but Dunn said experience
VIII be the teacher and that he
hopes supplies will he sufficient
to-allow more than that quantity.
The quota will vary from
month 20 month" he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

How the steady advance of Allied
forces in the Mediterranean area which
Mussoni once proudly hailed as our
sea- has resulted in situation fearsome
to the Axis: Italian radio reports say
Allied troops are moving constantly
across from Tunisia to Pantelcria, pre-
sumably in preinvasion move; mean
while, adding to Axis worries Rumanid
has repeatedly offered to drop out Of the
war in return for certain land conces-
sions which would give the Allies a
valuable island in the AXls.hcld Balkans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Tax Dodger TO Pay 1884

George s. Monte proprietor 0r
beer and wine store m 1882 w.
jefferson. viii pay Sl2.6if as a
Settlement for hI, failure 10 pay
floor tax on alcoholic goods m his
store. the federal alcohol tax unit
said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Murray Renomindfed
By Newspaper Guild

BOSTON. June IS up Dole
gates 10 the American newspaper
Guild tCIOl convention were
en- route home to-day after a four
day meeting which ended yeSter-
day with the denomination Of
President Milton Murray Of De-
trolt for a second term.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

WASHINGTON. juno IS OP)
The great air battle over
Guadalcanal in which II JaPa-
nese planes were shot down cost
the Americans rs casualties. and
merchant ship and landing
barge were damaged, the navy re-
ycalod today These L. s losses
were in addition To the pre-
viously-diScloSed loss of SIX Amer
ican planes
A communique broke down the
casualties into - killed % IN
iured and p missing a1oat and
ashore II also estimated that the
attacking enemy armada con-
sisted Of 100 planes, half OF which
were bombcrS.
The navy communicate also re-
ported that on June l6, army
Libcrator bombcrS attacked Japa-
ncSe positions on Ballale Island,
Shorthand Island area. One Il. :.
bOObpr Is missing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
ONLY ONE CRITICISM

IN voting tho chemical warfare
service Sl15i.OO0OOO, the COM
mttec taking CoGnizance Of the
possibility that gas may be en-
ploycd. said n was determined
that our own and Allied forces be
completely ready should our en-
e1ieS elect 70 engage in this
diaboliCal form of attack
only on one count did the re-
port become critical Of the. army.
The committee said II felt that
the armed service have acquired
entirely too much land and IT
wrote IN a provlSo requiring fur
thor acquisitions TO he personally
approved 10y the secretary OF war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
War Today
Raj Bon7binos
Guided BY Men
Who Know Reic-
Ry WAITTR LOGAN
I nitsd Press London Corrrsr7nd'n'


TIE RAE sua>hcs Cologne
r~ pasSc.jer, Essen or In''-
~uri with one oi 'No GIca'
raids az frs war. causing W.n.'-
>' a. a.t station Bur ".a-
or month later The British
bo~rcls ale pounding 'N. same
target
NrE-
Tho chances are tee ministry
o. economic warfare suggested
the return raid. A new eNpev.
sr-aN have looked a. a recon-
na.S>ance photograph and sa.7-
The bombs missed KEY
shop right there.
OR ANOTHER expert may
have been reading a letter vI.'-
ten 20 a German prisoner tum
that town which mentioned the
"blr vkLte house IWn- block
down the, street thar escaped
bombing
And t7r expert may know
tA-i right tt----tt3t- he --tttvr- re
& shop on which factories MANY
miles away depend for essential
paris
Tie ministry 5 work depends
on uSf such details aS those
s biz staff maintains such
close watch on German indus
tIN and German war production
might well be diSlocated en-
tirely with 1000 hlockhuSter
bombs II each could be dropped
on the exact spot desired Tn
fortunately, bombing is not that
accurate.
THE STAFF includes many
men who have spent their lives
in Germany or elsewhere M FH-
rope. They know in detail the
targets Of the Raj attacks,
and NAV even have worked in
the factories affected
In the ministry arc experts
or many subjects rail trans
portauon munitions optical ln-
StrumcntS and 30 on.
i * not unusual for these
men 10 he able 10 say when
one end Of a factory building
Is hit Just what machines were
housed there and exactly what
the effect w. hc on the fac
tory $ production AS a whole.
The ministry had much ma
teriai on German industry be-
fore the war. and II has been
supplemented with intelligence
reports from Germany. aerial
reconnaissance and neutral
sources.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered TO your door from your
Detroit Times carriers salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
NEW TYPE JAP PLANES

Three additional Japanese sol
dlerS were captured on Attu
Island. the report said The total
number Of enemy captured IS "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Drafting of Fathers
Faces POSlpOnemenl

WASHINGTON. June is up
The army plans net increase
Of only 1920 f73 persons ia Ife
uniformed personnel during tho -
months starting July ! and mor,
than quarter 0t that increase
vii be- women
The figures appeared 20 fofe'cli
p sharp decrease Ir the rate O..
ircIcro0s. and p0s-h 'v p po-t-
p00cmcrt OF the ttuC whom gene
cy7l drafting of fathers viii start
The figures were revealed 'Ht p
with publication of recent fa~tI-
uory by army officers before "a
House appropr ~.trrw~.'-
tro on the war department supply
biz FOR fiscal 1914
PAY s,2S3.OS3 PERSONS
Maj Ger II *. Loletry army
chief ~ finance presented 2 table
showing that the army Us p'sr0r-
20 have 20 pay peak n 5 -a' .o
uniformed persons during 'Fc 1914
fiscal wear
That peak load includes -s0'
90 ~rn-6l3 U22 officers aua
7Ias Z0Z enlisted men T75 Io
WAArS including 90 pap Officers
81 1T woman nurses. y ono female
neutiarS and . Ts2 women phys.
cal fhevapy aides
The increases contemplate RS
those figures above 'hr peak ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
HOLD 100000 ARMY

Sll5120o00O0 10 pay an
armed force which viii reach an
enlisted strength OF 100000 by
the end of this month and Of
7533OO0 by the end Of the year,
ar which level IT VIII be main
tanned
64ll.0 100000 for the quarter
master corps for clothing and
CQulpagC
zoe. 10000 for ordnance
s. 175, OOO. 900 for The corps Of
engineers. Si.646. 100000 for the
signal corps and the balance for
smaller units
Compared with the appropria
tjon voted last year. tho measure
is Sl6.2l7OO0.eoO greater. com
pared with budget estimates tol
Tins year II represents a cut o.
S3ST qS6 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
IL. 900 TRANSPORTS

The committee continued
the report. is convinced that In
some instances the estimates
lean toward the liberal side as
regards unpredictable demands,
nut even 10. the need must be
recognized that II il we'll nigh
impossible 10 anticipate demands
that may arise i'm prosecuting a
war, world wide in scope"
Here I> what tho >iupcndOu
OUTLAY viii hc spent for
S93655. 100000 for approx
mateJy 100000 airplanes. Of
which there viii be approx
matclv $4,000 hombcIS. $4,000
fighters. 1900 transport planes
and 5000 training planes
These are in addition 10 2700O
planes for The navy for which
appropriations have already
been voted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
SDD's Accused
Of Boot|egging

Continued from Page One)
to the public" Chairman Dunn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

WAACs 1928 nurses. 1452
ttetItjan> and 1886 physical
thcrapy aides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Auto
Graphs
School Safety.
Patrols Needed,
Survey Shows
BY sILER FREEMAN

Diminishing traffic, because
Of gasoline and other rationing
restrictions, have not lobviated
the necessity for the c h o oil
traffic patrols. An American
Automobile Association survey
today revealed that traffic re-
auctions have been Offset by the
fact that fewer police are avail
able for duty at school cross
ings. there are less adequate
traffic controls and there are
more children in school districts
than ever before.
more efficient school safety
patrol protection and greater
emphasis by teachers on the de-
yeIopment OF proper habits Of
safe street use will be required
this year." warned Thomas p.
Henry, president of the AAA.'
"In 1912, more than 1000 chill
dren were killed and 105, 900 in
iured in traffic accidents.
"a recent survey revealed
that no CHI d was injured or
killed last year at patrol-pro-
tected intersections. This IL
definite evidence that daily duty
of patrol members at hazardous
locations is paying real divi-
dends."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
RETAILING EXPANDS

Too. retail sales are again ex-
panding. although not sensa-
tionally.
Both stocks and domestic
bonds edged a little higher dur
ing the week.
From Mexico come friendly
overtures for investment by
Americans in business enter
priSeS there.
Wall Street continues 10 mark
time. Selling and buying are
equally restricted.
Such commodities as already
had not reached ceiling prices
were. on the whole, buoyant.
Wall Street does not look for
any drastic trend one way or
the other until decisive develop
mcnts occur warwise. The pre-
Vailing expectation is that the
Unite d Nations will shortly
achieve further victories. al
though probably at great cost in
men and material.
Industry is somewhat encour-
aged over the attitude of con-
greSsional leaders towards new
taxation. A new SD 000000000
levy, urged by the treasury, is
held TO be impracticable-un-
less a sales tax be applied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Detroit Retail
Trade Steady

The movement Of retail trade in
the Detroit area this week was in.
fluenced by several retarding fac.
tors, including income tax
war bond purchases,
and the absence of promotional
efforts as contrasted with the Sep
TENDER sales normally held and
which in previous years have
resulted in substantial gains.
The principal department stores
reported little change in volume
from last week, few made gains
over year ago while several units
had slight decrease from 1912.
Speciality stores, shoes excepted.
had better results. made a slight
gain over the previous week and
20 TO 30 per cent increase over a
year ago.
In the leading male apparel
stores sales continued TO drag al.
though popular priced goods made
some gain over the previous week
and one large chain organization
had an increase for the week ovs-
1912 Of Is per cent. Little inter-
est has been displayed in overcoats
and heavy clothing.
Most wholesalers report steadily
declining inventories. but volume,
where adequate stocks are avail
able. running ahead of 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Oil Stocks
Show Decline

WASHINGTON. Sept. 20
Stocks Of domestic and foreign
crude petroleum IN the week
ended Sept. II totaled pa $50 900
barrels, according TO Bureaus Of
Mines.
Compared with che preceding
week. this represents a decrease
of 246,000 barrels, comprising a
decrease OF 10000 barrels in
stocks of domestic crude and an
increase OF "a, 600 barrels in stocks
Of foreign crude.
Heavy crude oil stocks in Cali
fornia, not included in gasoline
bearing stocks, totaled $685. GOO
barrels, an increase Of $4,000 ever
the amount on hand Sept 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
Farmers Market

fFl rs Arp,es. Mclutosh, fancy So
, 50 D. Na 83H5 sos Weslth.es.
81 Wof River 40. ]. S. s043 pa No.
81 N0rtrwestern Greetings. No l. -
20 'fRhepp.es, 80 !. s. bu No. 2. s.
s.. 1,---v' 81 g PEI basket ~ T.
fancy. 81 bu NoE J. s. Hale Havers
fancy Sos ~ 10 !. S5r6- 80 2 50
ff So. ~ ms partSn. 30 T. N4s 80
bu MorsrQhs 70 $3.50 hu.
Bar'ie'ts fancy, s. pu No S51s No.
., 50. Csntaioupe fancy 81 501 5 bu No.
50 5OG4 No. ? S2n2 so Wa'ermelons
fancy, Sl2gls dot' so. ], 500, No.
LETTUCE AND SALAD GREENS
Celery cabbage, fancSl s. bu No. J..
$ 5oai . No. 81 -. Heed lettuce
~ ~. So 80 eq No , Ms' o., L,s'
S. bu No ] 9Oc D~25 No 81 Esca.
role No :, 55c ~ 81 bu Romaine No. l.
VEGETABLE GREENS Cabbsee
15c 81 bu. ksle 40. J. goo g 81 bu
sorfel no. : 81 90c b.. Mustard No.
1'C 81 ou. spinaoh. No. l. 7hc4Sl IN
s"lss ChBfi No, ]. 7au soc .hu. Turnir
VEGETABLES MISC Beans. green
fanny 50 bu No. /. 81 q 30, No. 2
? so No. 2 81 so. Kentucky Wonder, No.
/. S2p22j lu.. No 2. 81 So. Roman
beans. SO. 81 5oq3 bu No. 2, 50
lima beans. no /, - 500 hu. " no. 2
So Beets. punched, 40. I, 7'c 81 dor
rs hu: No 2 s. broccoli fancy 81
hI No 81 30; no. 2 So 50 Cab
haEe. fancy 1913 IN No. i. 81 - :
bu. curly cabbage 40. !. Sl.757
hu Carrots, punched. 80. /, Is s3c dor
hchs No. SOC topped, fancy. 81 2.
-hl 80. J. 81 - ?. 50. ?. 81 rs Cauli-
bchs No. 30 CSC 40 2 2OW3oc
sweet corn, fancy Is 5.doz sack No
! Sc 81; 40. 2 sc Cucumbers shcers
81 l25. dis. No. J. S3.50I4 bu
picklers fancy. IS bu. No 4. S5o6. 40
2. 50. Dill No. !. 75c 81 dor, hchs
Eggplant, No !, 81 5o4 3 ou No. ? 81
SO !, 81 - ~ bchs. okra 40. 1 81 b
30 peck basket; No. g. 81 So onions
green no so 75c doz bchs No ?
80 Doe dry 80; !, 3 to'2,7s 5o 10
sack: No. l. 50 yellow. No. ]. S70'
80 sack Parsnips. No 50 nu
Parsley root No. 75c y 81 doz. hchs
Peas no / S3.25 bu Peppers. green
No. I. l.1 so bu.. No 2 75c. hot
fancy. s. 30 hu. 80 81. 25di So; 80
?. 81 red hot No. I. 81 70 % peck has
basket. Pimentos 80. 81 peck basket
No. 2 75c Potatoes. No l. Sl75rl 81
hn 10. n 6t87 $50 Pumpkins No
StWi % hi RsdiShes red, fancy 8
loug white. fancy 81 soz bchs 40. I
So 75c 50. 2 5Or Ru'abaFas no
S212 30 bu. -Rhubarh No. l. 7ic 8
dor hchs summer squash. fancy 81
~ IS hu Hubbard. SO I 81 hu Italian
fancy 50 hu 40. 81 soar Tsbt
Queep. fancy 81 bu No 81 50Nl ~
Turnips punched No 75c 70 81 do1
S2H2 rs 80. ? $50 Tomatoes fancy
T SO i04f hu: No. T. S2n2 So 80 -
+ 81. 90 Vegetable oysters, 40. J. SIS
dor hchs
+ POULTRY Hens % 3oc H. broilers
7fr goo 10
b EGGs Large SIS 5oql7tO 30.do7
case medium, $50 Is 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-20
NEW RESTRICTIONS

Added restrictions were set up
by WPB on the use of paper
board folding and set-up boxes
used TO pack cereals. candy. hos
iery, jewelry and knitted wear. in
order to save 1000 tons of paper
and paperboard boxes during the
coming year.
From now on manufacture of
individual size cereal packages is
banned. Candy boxes, in most in
stances, will be lighter in weight.
Ping pong balls, made of this
material. will still be manufac-
tured not only for the use of the
boys in the army and navy, but
also for Red Gross and USE recre-
ational centers.
Because of improving burlap
supply prospects, more bags made
of this material are likely to be
made available TO farmers and
packers. Imported watches and
movements can be sold by their
importers only upon request and
specific permission for such trans
actions from WPB.
More heating system controls
are becoming necessary under the
fuel conservation program which
was launched during the past
week. Therefore. WPB is lifting
some of its restrictions upon GER
tain types of these controls.