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Evening star., 1943-12-02
Baltimore Pastor Elected
Iowa Diocese Bishop
~ the Associated Press.

~ the AbS0clAted Preb6.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Dec. 2.-Tht
Rev. Ernest v. Kennan, rector o.
the Emmanuel Episcopal Church ir
Baltimore, has been elected bishor
OF the Iowa diocese to succeed the
Rev. Harry 8. Longley. retired.
Election Of Mr.. Kennan came or
the third ballot late yesterday. He
was the choice Of 76 Of the 1874
delegates and IS of the as clergy
Evening star., 1943-12-02

men present at the meeting Of the
State parishes. A slate Of 10 wa,
selected on a nominating ballot BY
the convention.
The election must be approved by
the bishops and standing commit
tees OF all Episcopal dioceses in the
country.
Before going to Baltimore last
May, Mr.. Kennan was rector Of st
Pauls Episcopal Church in Des
Moines for eight years. IS
Evening star., 1943-12-02

Housewives - Save your bacon
drippings and grease the skids to
launch the Axis on the sea Of
oblivion.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
Poper Collection
In Schools Tomorrow

Following Is the schedule for
the collection tomorrow of old
newspapers, magazines and
cardboard in the schools in Dis
trict 5 of The Evening Star
PTA Salvage-for-Victory pro-
gram, together with the five
leaders and their poundage to
lofo.
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M0nuuK k#nufno
Bridge Club Meets
with Mrs. Brown

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Miss Dora Cow0n
Enferfoins The
FortnightIY Club

Miss Dosa Co@An entertained
the FoFtnsaniiy el9h II he4 hoase
"a wednesday afsefnesa Dee 4
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ing
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member
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absrns ffean fhe elah TT several
meennek Wa& given > pufdlal
greeting r. members
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gave ; very interesting talk 81
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PasCagoula Moss Point Bank
MOSS POINT pA1cAc0uLA
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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msf residents Il M po.as
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home 81 Mr. and Mr. Isynn Hosp
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toned II hsW 0fhans NheHt
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smith and the rhsldsen AfW nAak
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Texas Until NJ. Smith Is mose
permanently iocated
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Mr. W8liam McI-eod Re
turned Saturday from New YORK
cts 10 make her home fuf
eral weeks with h4 parents n
and alrs r. C. Eley.
Mrs. Up Bazafa and little
daughter niufned 70 their hosns
,in Philadelphia, Pa Saturday
yitef visit IN lie home q III
ana Nn S Rosei.;hai
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and Mrs ? c spsnn. u
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sonl Danny Boy. ard Mrs Maen
Bahe peni TUESDAY 10 Mobile
Misses Alice Conner nnd Mar
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Hy afternoon 81 Mobile
Miss Frances brooks viii spend
tHe week end asih her paFents
Ire Meridian, NJ
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ueek il MeTphte
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-12-10

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abe Thanksgiving h1aaaaea WITH
hes maahex. MFx HeIsa Pelham
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

carch
l'if goals
1913 will reach
'nl,i In The Chart above be
10 of basal
iir 1899
' ''' I'ire regarded the
~ ." 'S farm prices have reached prices nsnu-
-- >N'"1
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
Elections By
Kiwanis End;
Oxford Guests

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the membership
I'm Iddii.rr ,n .r..,., ..T IT.
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VI. Cruwdcr Ind boon .nrr,,.j g-
vice president 1v nall,Hua If mem
bcrs He also .nnrurr,t ..,rr.-.,.rn
of the rry. board ~ 1...,r..-
similarly selected. .. ..rr..... CO..
Bcckwith. Franz. Jordan. ~ r. F..-
herman. DR. Tf.r..,. "a r..... -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
Wife Preservers

Alcohol. graIn OF wood. will help re.
NOV" marks oil clothing made 10y indeli.
hlo pencil Soak the stains IN the alcohol
i"i q few minutes ~ until they are dis
solved Gcn NASH with soap ard water
III" alcohol " effective also aftci these
stains have hccn washed and ir,ncd. II
some still remains
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

Yesterdays Answer
ID. Occurrence
~. Color
As Poem
10. Convert
into leather
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

The sweet potato is a better source
OF energy than the Irish potato and
contains 100 time more Vitamin A.
which Is so necessary to good eye
sight, reports John II. Harris, Ex-
tension horticulturist at State Col
lege.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

When the leaves fall is the time
for Victory Gardeners TO lay up raw
materials for compost TO Use in their
gardens next spring and fall. the
Extension Service declares
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02
AROUND TOWN
no INSURANCE MEET

w TNNI ENN0F NEET
W. {. Gates plans To- leave tonight
for New York to attend the annual
meeting of the National Association
II Mutual Insurance Agents, which
Will be held at the Hotel New Yorker
Monday through Wednesday. lie
plans to return home by midweck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-10-02

The best Of management cannot
make good chick out Of an inferior
one. BE sure you know what yOu
buy. say poultry specialists at State
College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Canadian Fined
SCI as Chedter

When George Norris Of 1851
Walker road, Windsor. pat So
away n the sock. he not only
thought n was safe bat also
thought he was being pretty
clever.
Re discovered his mistake 20,
day IN Windsor Police Court
when the So was confiScated and
he was fined an additional SS7 80
on three charges Of violating Ca
madam foreign exchange control
regulations
Norris won me So A. The Dc
tro.t race track. apd thlnkinE he
might he able 10 run 10 INTO a
little bit more tried 10 smuggie
.he money out of Canada by put
ting II into his socks when ne re-
turned the following day
Customs officials, making ono
ol their periodic checkupS. stopped
and searched hlm and found me
American currency. Canadians
are not allowed 10 bring more
than s. into the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Wife Gets
HsaekUS
Estate

Tho hulk Of the estate ol the
late Standish Backus. former De
trolt business leader who died July
l3. was left 10 his widow. Lolita.
under provisions Of his will filed
for probate today
Mi Barkus formerly lived az
- Lake Shore road, Crosse
Puinte Shores
The Wlil listed real estate hold
ings ln excess OF $4,000 in addI-
ton 10 personal property. The
FIVE children VIII each receive $50
shares of Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co stock and the residue Of
the estate goes TO the widow.
The children are StandiSh Jr. Of
Ia Jolla, Cal; Barbara Jewett of
Lapcey and Charles Kellogg
BaCkuS. Dorothy Lumpkin and
Virginia Marks. all AZ home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Hospital Noise
Case Dismissed

Efforts OF persons living in the
vicinity of the Crosse Pointe Hos
pital, 4535 Cadieux. TO end the
noises emanating from the ma
teFnity ward of the hospital today
were sidetracked by Traffic Judge
Maher.
Judge Maher dismissed a NUS
anee charge brought against DR..
Raymond Maurer, operator OF the
hospital by Agnes Uhler of 4442
Harvard, who charged that the
windows were left open while
patients screamed during the
early hours of she morning.
The Judge advised the COM
plainant TO seek a circuit court
Injunction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
General CLANCY
To Get Medal

Brig Gen Alfred r. CLANCY
VIII receive a medal tomorrow in
Chicago for his outstanding work
as chef or tho Tank-AutomotiNe
Center here. Gen CLANCY resigned
July ) because OF ill health.
The ceremonies VIII be held in
The headquarters Of the Sixth
Service Command Hndrt dircrtrun
Of Mai Cen Brehon Somerycll
chief OF the services Of supply
The type Of medal 10 be- awarded
Gen. CLANCY could not be asccr-
tanned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Prisoner FIees
Police in Factory

Tony Ramicrz. 80 1047 Porter,
wanted i'm Chicago on an assault
charge, escaped Today from De
troit police AS they arrested him
at the factory IN which he works
at 1887 +. Fort
Ramlerz, saving he was going
10 change his clothes, went up on
a balcony above the main floor of
the factory and jumped out of the
window.
Detective Sgt. Robert Sneed
and Detective Lester Kuneth Of
the Hunt station fired several
shots but failed to hit him, they
said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
TO TOUR WAR PLANTS

Wallace VIII he met upon his
arrival by his sister and her hus-
band prior 10 his tour Of the
bomber plant In the afternoon he
win be- guest at a luncheon at the
McLay home and proceed 10 Pom
tiac for visits TO several war
plants
Sunday morning AZ II o'clock
he viii attend a public luncheon
A. the Book Cadillac Hotel and
conferences with Michigan Demo-
cratic party leaders. He is also
scheduled 10 confer with leaders
of the Metropolitan Youth Council
The time Of mo main address
AZ state Fair Grounds. officials
announced has been moved up
from : p. m. 10 $50 The subject
Of the address will be America
Tomorrow.
Ahncr Larncd viii he chairman
of the welcoming committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Disease Feared
In DPW Strike

II the strike Of city garbage
collectors continues II may result
In a serious spread Of disease Or.
Bruce TT. Douglas commissioner
of public health. warned today
II am highly concerned that
this not continue any length Of
time" Douglas said "Once the
garbage containers are full,
there is no place 10 put the
excess hut ON the ground. Then
We would have terrible mess.
This would promote the
growth Of such serious carriers
~ disease rs rats and flies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Quit Drafting Dads,
Senator Demands

= v-ISrfTNGTON- 1u1y Sena-
tor Wiley of Wisconsin today
called upon the army, navy, War
Nanpowcr Commission and Selec-
tive service heads TO get together
and put an end TO the drafting Of
fathers.
Senator Wiley pointed out that
Secretary Of War Stimson re-
Gently had declared IN London
that The United States virtually
has passed the stage Of recruiting
ATS army
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
ADelrOiler Blows Emo
Off a Jap Destroyer

bomber pilot 1t Tom
Adams Of Detroit blew tho end
off a Jap destroyer during a
mammoth rad in which 1872 l.. s
bombors and fighters smashed a
japanese houlla July II at kahIl.
near BUN Boueainville Island IN
the northern SolomonS. a delayed
wire dispatch disclosed today
II was the largest American
air raid in the South Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
HerOiSIll
Costs Boy
Am Arm

The price of heroism comes
high. u
For Stephen Pallagi, II, OF 1891
Melville the price today was the
loss of his left arm. He may also
lose his left leg.
Doctors AZ Delray Hospital am
putated Steve arm early today
after working for hours 10 save IL.
Stoves legs and arm were man
Gled yesterday when he tried to
stop a runaway horse. He failed
to stop the horse. and the milk
wagon il was pulling overturned,
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
CARVER His INSPIRATION

Mrs McLay credits the great
scientist, the late George Wash
ingt0n Carver. for directing Wal
lace mind into research channels,
because 10 was Carver, then on the
staff an AmeS College where the
elder Wallace was a professor.
who taught Henry TO cross pansies
at an early age
Other sisters and brothers Of
the VICE president are Mary now
Mrs. Charles BruCgplaH, wife Of
the Swiss minister 10 the L. s /:
Ruth. now Mrs Per Wiikman
wife Of the Swedish consul general
20 Canada. John. a business man
IN s. Petersburg Fla, and James.
who carries on the corn business
IN Dos M0inCS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
State S Record
In Delinquency
Growing Worse
BY Don GARDNER
Timrs star Correspondent

LANSING, July % Juvenile
delinquency is increasing in Michi-
gan 10 the point where IL has
passed the national average.
Not only is IL increasing. but
present methods OF combating II
are apparently unavaillng
The rate of increase for girls,
over the last Two years was six
and 0no-haIT Times that Of boys
and there vas decided increase
in delinquency during the first
quarter of this year over 1912.
These were some of the con-
illusions reached by the state cor
rcCtiOnS commission m IFS report
on juvenile delinquency to Gov.
Kelly, made public today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

lie drank milk and supple
mentrd his Corn-cake diet by
eating popcorn Tor about two
months. \ business trip 10 Eu-
rope put an end TO the expert
ment."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

CdI tUIII NdhGo.
Evidence Of TINS IS wee PrcSj-
dent Henry - Wallace, who viii
arrive in Detroit tomorrow morn
ing for a tour Of Willow Run, q
Sunday speech at State Far
Grounds and reunion With
friends and relatives.
Tho corn bread dIof dates
back 20 Wallace boyhood on
mdWcstcyn farm, where the vice
president. eldest Of SIX children
launched his first experiments in
corn research
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Order War Stamps delivered
to your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
TRIED nd CORN DIET

Young Wallace.s interest i'm corn
didn't stop with mere cultivation.
When he was gust out Of college
be determined 20 see II one could
live on corn
He used 10 have corn cakes
made OF corn meal" h.S sister
recalls, with a~little shortening,
salt and water. and he'd super
intend the making of the cakes
To be sure the cook didn't slip
an egg into them.
when he came 10 the table
he'd sniff the steak and other
foods, and then try 60 persuade
the family 10 eat tho corn cakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
WORKING PERMITS

THE ease with which some
schools grant working permits
10 children, particularly TO
problem students.
Current illogical, eco
nomic valuation whereby a 16-
year-Old can leave school, UNI
trained and inexperienced. and
earn more than the teacher he
left in the classroom. In Flint.
for example, the average in
duStrlal wage in April was
$3.50 per week and the aver
age Tor teachers was S43oS.
g Breaking of family ties
through entry into the armed
services Of fathers. brothers and
sisters, leaving devotions and
loyaltieS at loose ends for many
children.