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Weekly Sunday School Lesson

Il must h ssagha ness - TN
LMMa
II 3 interesting q mote that
sfa evvnM recorded lB Genesis
easef s70 wenfa fhua a. Exodus
l40 year lut the events Neur
ring ia LMglsicas ear b. iNAaa
81 ir one manfh q time
Rlqhs Rslafia14 Win Cod
Much u the bsk u concerned
Alsh TIRE sans uf man even oi the
wbeaix ana The laws Nhich
would lead him back mlo right
relatsonf Mtth God Disobedtence
often resulted h. death ~ Is the
case 81 tNo 0f Aaron SONS When
tf,s n-sceasafy Sacrifices hsa usen
made 10 ue t~starnacis Tbs
glory Of ttt Lord appeared unto
Ill the popie. and 3 fare eafsss
CAL from baf8gs iias Laird Taess
men took their eeusera and past
fire therein and iuesnae thereon
and offered strange fare before
tla Lord whica He commanded
ffsam nut And there went out
fifs from lhs Lord. and de1mnea
them ard they diea
Honofing parents Is one of the
first commandments % the law
Children get their first expen
snee 81 the love ard goodness OF
God through their parents They
should De treated with love and
honor ali their daxx
Tney Nefs warned not 10 wor
snip iaols ana - keep the sab
bath During the Sabbath when
nc work that was not absolutely
necssssry should be done the
enliureB could D. instructed Ia
the symbols rites and ceremonies
which iogmeu cart VI the service
u lte Sabbstfss
Ye stall not steal nor lie 70 one
another not ueai falsely with
ons another Stealing and lying
50 hand m hand A person who
vii steal will usually lie Deal
iHg falsely with . neiehbor mean
cheating nm, robhlnR him oi ms
Iust dues or mt paying him
what ne earns by his labor.
M@ifhar Flatter Nor Bully
Thou shalt not respect the
person Of the poor. nor honor the
person Of the mighty but IN
righteousness shalt shou Judge
thy neighbor Respect tine per-
son. whetbef he be rich OF poor
not letting his riches OF poverty
Influence yUu fS~ai Justly with
ali. neither fswning on and flat
tertng one Or bullying the other
Treat both aS you would yolr-
sell be treated
One commandment that is es-
pecially pertinent Ia all times and
places Is the rule about tale
bearing g0ssiping How many,
even very good people. indulge in
this SIN and how many innocent
ones suffer from IL
Respect the aged Thou shalt
rise up before the hoary head
and honor the face OF the old
man, and thou shalt fear thy
God How many people today
disregard tins commandment
and hos much II needs to be
brought 70 their attention
The most touching OF the laws
If relations with oshers Is the
one Of love iof the stranger And
4 . stranger solourn with thee
n your land. We snail 90 him no
wrong The stranger that SO
Iuurneth with you shall be unto
YOU Is the home born among you
and thou shalt hove MIN Is thy
self for te were sol0uFners IN
the land Of EGYPT
The solourner or stranger had
adopted the customs of the Jews
become ons Of them and Is they
remembered their loneliness ana
the siurs cast at them when they
were strangers N ; strange land
50 should they make the stranger
leel at home and love hlEu as
themselves
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Plain Preaching

NV ~ ~ A&At1 80
Every So often we set Tire IDEA
that the whole world has indeed
gone 10 the devii-ana then We
are aA set fo De reminded that
il hasn't
a good reminder 81 present =
ihs recent action al the stockhoid
eH Of tina Curtis Publishing Com
p@ny. publishers Of The Sataf
aay Evening Post The Ladies
Home Journal and The Coan
Try Gentleman 2<z7 COO Of the
1.5ss noe vStes csxt were ~ Il
q u continuing Their policy Of
refusing to sell advertising space
ioF liquor observation-disclosures
when we are reminded that q
single page Of black and white
advertising foF ; single issue II
lhe Post iof instance. sells for
s. 34i OO, we'll il really isn't hay
There can be small doubt that
liquor interests would be very
happy 10 purchase several pages
IN every issue Of each Of these
maeazInes-they now handle 8
large part Of the most expensive
advertising ~ publications and
radio By this action Of the stock
holders misleading and entlcinq
liquor advertisements are held
away from their some 10 million
readers per month Our hats are
off 10 The Curtis Publishing Com
pauyi
That's the kind Of action that
makes q difference action that
may cost III cash put pays Ia spir
iiual and moral vslues-and IL
human lives II may well be true
that Curtis has ; sale for ali the
available space anyway. but II
should az least be encouraging u
Vi 60 know that a concern Of that
size cares enough 10 take such
strong action May God help US
all to have what II takes 10 stand
up under our tests as vel
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FrRsT METHODIST cHUHch
Iupoai and 5 Fsseaeouia
Sunday
10W a. Church school
IIaN . M morning worship
IDa 3 III Methodist Hustifl
Fellowship
sc ; IN eQen4ns worship
Wednesday
90 Z m.. MAeWeek prRyef
service
e1g M Choir praeuee
+ VI uLMEE
fastGg
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SAVED ny a HAIR

sAsa Fael6 s ms Arux.
h@sSe training sieso shortest a
abes qualified ~ b haif sf ar
aViaflon cadet ap ntusEf
SGT Edward ! fSnaFty LafeuF
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FARvIEw BAPTIST CHURCH

Market Street
Preaching every Second Sun
das and fourth Sunaa. - lIW
arr and 80 pm
sunday School every Sunday
II 100 am George Taylor. 81
peunlendeul
+ ! { meeting every SuFNa9
~ 80 pm
Ray " HAMILTON
Pastor
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nAPTTST CHURCH

Bayou Cssoite Community
Sunday School. 1000 ar
L0uiH Lsnaea superintendent
Morning Service 100 I'm.
second and fourth Sundays
10unF FsopieH Meeting. 700
pm
evening Service. - pm
Prayer Service ever Thursday
a. 80 pm
We extend 81 invttaiion h. all
attenn these services
J S JENKINS,
Pastor
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nxurtfH hssd q han was the
nsfrua uarEin ~ which be fnads
the nasnsnnum five foot heaght ~
ouinasenl Scr ait cnvW training
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ST. JOHNS
CHURCH

@AAee
Corner Pine and Live OAK sts
Eleventh Sunday after Tflnity
SanasS-
TS0 ; m. Haiy Communion
aE1 sermon ~
isaN . m Sunday school
IiM ; m- HaiY Communion
arc sermon The rector shall
preach on itse subject rs tine
Grace Of God
To-Day marks the beginning Of
the tall term ef the 81 Johns
Sunday school We have had =
successful summer Nhieh eulmin
ssed IL ; picnic FOR tHs SUNDAY
sehnoaAzA lass "Wednesday aug
Isl 2 We hope that the attend
AAcf sllHIi inefeaee TINS tail IS
Il has done during tbs s0mmef
nnnths The teacher are hias
Amtlla Pickett Aira Alice smith
Csules. J Drsnu back Mrs An
nie { Cowsn ard tile HeV Ms
nesch TIE Sunday schools or
gsrnxi Is ARA Zofs " HeaeA We
wisn t. commend The leaehers
ard orgsnist Tor their faithful
and fine Work during tie pasi
m0aths
A~icndsy
$50 ; m TIE rector broad
casts over hadso Station MaCA
41s0 AIaeycie6 Tie subject ut
iGuays radio address Is lis That
ENalleth Himself shall IS
Aossed
REV FRIEDRICH ; KESCh
Rector
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rInaT Baptist CHURCH

FIRST BApTIsT CHURCH
FsscaRuuia Miss
Sunday
aS5 a h Sunday school, II A
MareiDn. Superintendent
Gi0 4 A morning worship
GO = n Training uniun
Mrs Walter Trehefu director
SEQ y n evening worship
"Wednesday
100 = IS. teachers and OF
ticers meeting
500 y NJ. prayer meeting.
Friday
eco z A. choir rehearsal X
4 Marsten. director
w welcome all visitors 90 cur
hrVices Especially are we glad
T. save iAr service men worship
witn u4
/ r. GREEN II y
Pastor
n 4 NARST0N.
Educational Director
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cHuRch or rar EAzAHEEE

CHURCH OF TaE RAZAREEE
Sunday
= = = n Sunday school
ITO . III morning worship
50 = M Young Peoples ser
vice
SO p n evsngelistle servsee
"Wednesday
$50 3 m md week prayer
seFklet
Friday
e@ 3 nj cottage prayer meet
ma
4 hearty Weie0ms aNails Yet
Of The Church of the kazarene
REV / S POLK
Pastor
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THE CHURCH OF CHRIST

Paaeaguula Mississippi
Meets n ne Union Hall cor
uef = Delma Avenue and PRED
ere Street
100 an HIbls CIzsza
IIW an Preaching and Gem
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EAST MOSS POINT Baptist

Schedule If Services
80 a As Sunday school
10 90 A M-MorninR sermon
$50 p. Training Union
$50 p M-EvsnReiistic Mes
SAGE
10 p NJ. WednexdAy-Preyef
meeting
The public Is cordially invited
10 Worship attn us
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor
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AssrMnLY o. con

ASSEMBLY OF GOD
EFT North paacsgoals street
Phone eas J
sunday
1000 a M SUNDAY school %
el@ss Tor every sgel. Ms LueleR
Hart superintendent
100 = n Informing worship
service Sermon b the pastor
9 80 ? 81 Chrlsfs Amnakss
dors meet a service fof the
young people
30 = n KSangsllstsc service
sermon ~ the pastor.
Tuesday
TO z n Cottage prayer
meeting ~ various homes Il she
cts
Wednesday
lUG = a. Lsdiss cottage
prayer meeting
InaTenaN
e8 r 81 Prayer meetlae u
re ehufet
Weieons 10 sn services
KENNETH ERWIN
Pastor.
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CHURCH or Con
East O Point

CHURCH OF Con
East Moss Point
1000 A M-Sunosy school.
Joe Barrow superintendent
iIs00 A NJ and $50 2 NJ
Preaching service every Sunday
500 7 NY / 3 each sun
day, Cecil Mcdonald. leader
e0U = M-prayer service
each Thursday
Rev JOHN A sTuBES.
Pastor
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Puerto Rieo was FIRST eolonlzed
b Ponce de Leon N 1905
Agriculture provides Q lVell-
hood for Sc 00o.00o people Il the
unltea States
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rIRsr BAPTIST cHuncH

Moss poini
Preaching. Sundays al Il A M.
and 500 r NJ
Sunday School at 1000 A NJ
Training Union az TOO p NJ
MidWeek Services "Wednesday
at 500 p NJ
You are cordially invited 10 at
tend
REV. J y BROCK, Pastor
REV BILL BEAN,
AaNDciata Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

Of Gautlef, Mis-
Located Temporarily II the
Gauuer School Building
Sunday
SIS an Sunday school
lfW an, worship service
I.a0 pm. + 7 Il
$50 Pm. worship service
WEDNESDAY
ESQ pm prayer mesuna
4 REEVES
Pastor
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KnEoI.E BAPTIST cHuhCH
kfeole Mississippi
Sunday
s4a 4 NJ Sunday school, Mrs.
John Haarala. superintendent.
loo A A.. and 500 p NJ. wet
ship service
TOO 2 NJ Training Union
Tuesday
Zoo r NJ, " n S Of church
Wednesday,
T8 p IA mid week prayer
service.
Everyone cordially inslted 10
worship with Is
Rev JEWELL GOLMON,
Pastor
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PascauOula Church News
cYMrN AND CHURCH OFFICERS.

NOTICE TO cLERcYkEEE AND CHURCH ofFIcERb.
The ChramcleStar and Advertiser Is dea4F0uS ~ keep
Er standing OF TINS page under the head 81 Church News
! cumplete snd correct directory ~ al the churches ~ our
area hnurS Of services special meetings and other matters
OF interest to oar church people To make th@ directory CON
clets Il Is necessary that We get cops tog changes ~ TIE
Acurs Of service not later than every "Wednesday afternoon
- ws wish to publish iha directory IN tie Friday ISSUE q
cur paper So please help us 70 keep the l1t cofreet, by eeita
Ing IN your copy every week by "wednesday afternoon a.
the latest
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EscRTAwpA EkPTIsT
CnuHCH

1000 A n. Sunday school, Il
X Crop, superintendent
iIW A Nj morning worship
6 81 Training Union airs. Joe
Robinson. director
80 = NJ song service
$50 p hi preaching
Monday. z70Q = H. v N $
Thursday. us ? N prayer
meeting
Y Z WINDHAM.
Pasfur
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KnEoIE METHODIST

Schedule
SunaaySundsy School 1000
A Nj, y H Lander. supefintsno
ent League. 100 P d
Worship Services. 100 A II
7 - r NJ
Mond&y Womena Society Of
Christian Service. every other
Moza58y Of the month
Wednesday Prayer meeting
2 81 p ~
Hev ] n PAYNE
PsstoF
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munich
SEC pm evening service
CHURCH or CHRIST
KFeole
Meets each SUNDAY afternoon
st ) - II me toms OF Mr II n
Evans
W 4
MkniEleI
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ORANGE GROVE
METHODIST CHURCH
1000 A. MSunday School,
Lee Till. superintendent
100 A NJ Morning worship
service on second Sundays
20 " M-Rvening Worship
service on second Sundays
$50 r lids week prayer
meeting each Tuesday
100 p M-Women'a Mission
AIRY Society meeting on Monday
after the second Sunday Of each
month
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paefta Rlco has ar area a.
atnut 89aA4 miin
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cHuHCn

Sunday
10 - a NJ Sunday school
ll0Q A Al morning worship
on second and fourth Sundays
6So Z a. Methodist Youth
Fellowship
T:S0 T ~ Evening worship o.
secsond and fourth Sundays
Monday
$50 ? M v s c :
$50 + NJ Jualog group mevi
ing
6.so p N Young people
meeting
"Wednesday
Too ? ~. prayer meeting
Rev v h MuRRH
Pastor
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SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

@ENAG 0At A08ENAGI
CHURCH
Union HI Delmaa Avenue
Saturday
$50 4 3 Sabbath school
1880 = = Morning worship
Al visitors welcome " ax
tend o. AHa public 3 hearty nv
afaon q eaas are worship ailh
~
Il 1 BOWDEH
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Largest irrigation canal IN the
Z ) In the E2-miie AL. American
from the Colorado River.
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R-EoRcARIzED CHURCH OF
LATTER DAY sAIRTE

HEORGAkEZED CHURCH OF
LATTER DAY SAINTS
EscstsWps Mlss.
Church school SIS A II each
Sunday. J l. barlow. supervise
Lords supper IL a h first
Sunday h each month
lions League young people
6 p 81 each SUNDAY
evening service 7ss0 ? NJ
each SUNDAY
Womens department mesuDg
z 81 every other Monday
Mld week prayer seFvace 7S9
each Wednesday
Everyone cordially invited t1
shese services
Elder A n EhRREs
Psstcs
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CHRIST LUTHERAN cHUHC-

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
81 S rsssaula Street
Eleventh Sunday sflsT TuniHe
nss
ECO a SunaAs mhoal Mtss
Cssheane Bfash afFarist INa
H 1saaasy Destroys Hapa
hsea cias
1000 5 DlMlns sereiea
Ms Hs1aaa Malen oggsai8t
Epsstr Iesaau Cor is1-I0.
Gospel lesson Lnkf IssI4 Ser
mon tops Fooss Aisks ) Mok 81
San
Mesueea@
1sq n cnou reagarsal
1haffea
20 s ~ Meriaa Society
IhCasni Tor TIA aeek The
paa i mlEBusf lfasu ihs gNoFo
Eut Gass WeTd l. nsiThtief fh1n
either 6 tne teo TIE pen and
agn ase limited but Gods
Weird m naf tailsd
REV II / YONKKK
FssteT
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Approximately 10000 lawyers
are members Of the American Bar
Association
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OUR LADY OF VICTORIES
Aasse On Sunday. e0 s00.
seW an
MaEse - weekdays Csc. $40
an
Confessions on Saturdays go.
10. Too. 10 pm
Holy Haaf 90 Sunday. T.so pm
h0vena % Tuesday $50 pm
Religious instruction on sun
1as 81 Sta. and Saturday d 8 20
om
Class IL Religion for Hlgh
snool students "a SUNDAY II
2 ~ am
hapuams bY appointment
= CAREY.
Pastor
J + MARTIN
Assistant Pastor
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WATTS MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH

WATTS MEMORIAL BAPTIST
CHURCH
slsFkei 81 snort distance north
Of Lincoln ave
Sundas-
ezs an sunday school a r
Crane sapt
ll1N I'm, morning worship
service
Too pm Training Union
kslph y Young director
SO pm evening worship ser
wee
Monday
600 pm Bnolherhood meet
ing WA
Wednesday
500 pm. intermediate 6 a
TAO pm Teachers meeting
6a0 pm, prayer meeting
Thurzaas-
fs0 pm. Womsns Mission
sry soeieiy
80 pm Choir practice Broth
&C Joau Watts director
JOHE : BRAk1LEY.
KastaT
JOHN : WATTS
asst fszl0E
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PRESBYTERIAN

a45 A NJ. Sunday school
II % "A II Morning worship
hA 4 NJ evening worship
= ~ = w~wlffVH<d1fs ffif1
week prayer service
Hsv 7 b WEST,
rastoE
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EAsrLAwE METHODIST

NAE taOAA1t
cnuRCn
Bslatse and I Lincoln
Daily 600 80 5 M moEnlnE
prayer
Sunday
1905 5 m church school
100 5 81 morning aaKzfllp
Ta01 : n Mettoals Youth
Fellowship Wesley Brofhefhood
Ia : IT, evening gTshAA
Mcnasy
7@ pm WSCS
"Wednesday
sc ? y Bllaseek prsyes
SfIwaee
F1ldas-
Tse ? m Bos scout meeting
Irgep -.
= c ROBERTS
Fsstgr
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CHURCH Or GOD

1000 a M-Suncay school
Zoe Barrow superintendent
100 = 81 and - = HI
Preaching service every SUNDAY
SO + Nv l. Z each san
iaY. Cecil Mcdonald leader
500 ? A-FrsgeH service each
Thursday
Rev. TON BROWN.
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RI OWDE
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-24
Big RatiOning
Job Underway
i'm Precinct l

Rationing volunteers from
precinct No. l have started work
on the issuances of fuel oil,
gasoline and War Book No. g.,
Mrs. Russell Stark, chairman of
the Macomb county Civilian De-
Tense Volunteer Office announc-
ed today.
More volunteers are urgently
needed-and are asked to call
6612 TO offer their services, Mrs.
Stark said today. Mrs. Robert
Shepherd is recruiting chairman
and is assisted by the following
precinct chairmen:
Mrs. Clifford Hay, 2-Mrs
Kurt Friedeberg. 3-Mrs. A
Heine, Airs. Verle Ryon, s.
Mrs. Charles Linnington, g.
Mrs. Francis Golden.
At the dinner given last Wed.
nesday for rationing volunteers
who had worked at least SOC
hours, it was announced tha'
21,440 hours of work were do
mated by the volunteers durinl
the period from December !
1912 TO July 81, 1913.
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WALLET STOLEN

While Miley Lewis, of $50
CaSs avenue, was sleeping IN his
car on Broadway street Satur-
day morning, someone stole $50
from his wallet, Mount Clemens
police reported.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-24
Jap Raiders
Roar Over
Chungking

CHUNGKING, Aug "a - (P)
- The inSistent screech of air
raid sirens awoke Chungking
residents at 7;15 a m. today and
sent them sleepy-eyed and half
dressed to air raid dupouts and
caves.
The all-clear came at $40 am.
without incident, however.
The alert, the second here in
two days, aroused speculation
as to whether the japanese in
tended to stage nuisance raids
before the closing of the bomb
ing season. Bombs fell on the
outskirts of Chungking yester-
day.
Some Of the more cautious
residents already have begun 10
live out Of their suitcases TO
avoid going to the possible trou-
BILE of repeatedly packing and
unpacking their bags.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-24

In some states. pushing an
other car with your front bump
er to the others back bumper
violates the motor code.
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Emergency Declared
in Danish Towns
Germons Strive 10
Combot Sobotoqe

NEW YORK, Aug. "a -(P)-
A state of emergency has been
declared by six Danish towns
by German occupation officials
in an effort TO combat wave
of sabotage climaXed in the last
few hours by the theft of sew
eral thousand rifles from a Nazl
arsenal and the destruction of a
power plant, a British broadcast
recorded by the United States
Broadcast Intelligence Service
said today.
The British broadcast quoted
a report from the Stockholm pa
per, Svenska Dagbladet. The
power station destroyed, the
broadcast said, provided cur
rent for the entire northeast
Jutland.
The broadcast said the Nazi
authorities had acted after Sc
ries of clashes between German
and Danish troops, in one OF
which Is Germans were report
cd S a in. Flensburg, Odense
Aarhus and three other towns
were said 10 have been affected
by the emergency decree.
Swedish newspaper dispatches
last week had reported a mount
ing wave Of sabotage in Den
mark.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-24
Small Firms
May Grant
Own Raises

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24-lF)
Employers of 80 or fewer per-
sons may give paY-iHcreases- for
merit to their employees without
seeking Wa Labor Board APP
proval under simplified rules an
nounced today by the WLB.
In announcing the rules WLB
officials emphasized they were
not opening any flood gates TO
increases but intended to give
small companies the same flex-
ibility as larger ones and stimuli
taneously eliminate much paper
work, such as maintaining a
I e h n i c a ! job classification
schedule.
Employers of 80 or fewer may
grant merit raises without WLB
approval under these conditions:
The total granted any individual
shall not exceed 10 cents per
straight time hour during any
year, starting with last July j;
the total amount expended on
such increases during any such
year shall not exceed an aver
age OF 5 cents per Straight-time
hour for all employees in the
establishment whose wages or
salaries are subject 10 WLB jur-
isdiction; such increases must
not result in rates exceeding
the highest rate paid by the
employer between July !, 1912,
and June 30, 1913. for jobs of
similar skill, duties and respon-
Sibilities; such increases are not
10 result in any spprecisble rise
in production costs or furnish
the basis for a price increase;
they cannot be made if contrary
10 terms Of a collective bargain
ing contract covering any or
all of the employees OF the COM
pany involved.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-24
Posihumous Award
Made 10 Widow
coptoin Coleman
Cited for VoIor

BY direction of the President,
posthumous award of the Dis
tinguished Service Cross TO the
late Capt. Carlyle Coleman will
be made 10 his widow, Mrs.
Ruth Catherine Coleman, at Sell
fridge Field on August 81. This
announcement is made today by
Colonel William l.. Boyd, COM
handing officer at Selfridge
Field. Brigadier General A. B.
Quinton, Jr., Chief of the De-
troit Ordnance District will
make the presentation, and the
citation will be read by Major
William G.. Addleman, Selfridge
Fields Base Adjutant.
Coleman, who was a Captain
in the United States Army Air
Corps, was cited for "extraor-
binary heroism in air action
against the enemy on December
10, 1912 BY clear thinking and
unconquerable courage in the
face of greatly superior force
in action against him, he attain
ed virtual protective covering
for his airplane crew, before
receiving mortal wounds in the
encounter. y
His widow resides in Detroit
at 42l8 Manistique avenue.
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.CirI-SoIdiers
are in the
Army Now!

Members of Selfridge Field s
WAAC Company joined the Ar
my Friday in a mass ceremony
during which they repeated the
oath of soldier.
The oath was administered by
Col. William l.. Boyd, Base
Commander, under provisions
of a new Federal statute which
is effective on September !,
and supplants the Women's Ar
my Auxiliary Corps with the
Women's Army Corps. The
women had previously gone
through the enlistment proce-
dure incident TO the change
over.
A mass retreat ceremony in
which all troops stationed here
participated welcomed the wo-
men into the Army. The Sell
fridge Field company Will be
the 759th WAC Post Head
quartersyCompany, Army Air
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