davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

AUTO mechanics for truck repair. per-
manent employment. good pay. Apply
Mr. CCnnor SocOny Vacuum on Com
pany $3.50 Avery Avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

AUTO mechanic real opportunity for
good man 81 so per hour. permanent
position. Alkon Buick. 24OO Biddle.
Wyancotte VI 2-3O6O
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
1. e.. Farben 5Hs
To BE Redeemed

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-Directors
Of the General Aniline and Film
Corp. have authorized redemption
on Nov. ] of all outstanding $l0,-
100000 American /. G.. Farben
Chemical Corp. guaranteed 5l9
per cent convertible debentures,
due May /. 1949. at 100 plus ac-
crued interest to the redemption
date
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

Railway Co. as
clerk in 1919.
has been pro-
m o e d from
paymaster to
the position Of
a S S i S I a n I
secretary and
assistant treas
u er of the
road, il was
announced to-
day by r. J..
Bowman, presi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

HoUsEaAN white. experienced only.
olas Hotel. lei W. Vernon High-ay.
JANfToR-Wh so 10 SIS. dsy vork.
Apply SOS Majestic Bldg
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

ARCHITECTURAL. structural electrical,
design engineers, linemen. building
operating engineer, Detroit Civil Service
Commission. 16th P.ooT. Water Board
Bldg 8 q. m. TO 44S p. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

sERRA-Maria Assunia are So bel0Ned
wife % the late CrSElan0 dear mother
% sam. John Lena CFlmAuco, Nick.
Rose snd sarah Funeral Thursday
from residence l2OtO sanford. . a. m,
Holy Family Church AZ 10 a. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

AUTO mechanics by old e.t1olished
Buick dealer. Andrews Buick. 1880
Grand River
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

JOHN j HEELON
i54o W GRAND BLVD. rY e-i47l
Fred c.. Marshall Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
34e2 JEFFERSON Fl 2iTs-7s
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
AerondutiCaI Products
4otes l5C Dividend

Aeronautical Products, Inc, has
declared a 15-cSnt dividend. pay
able Aug. 81 10 stock OF record
Aug. Is. Previous payment was
q like amount May 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
End Lumber Curbs
CENTURY RIBBON MILLS. INC

WASHINGTON. Aug. 22-The
War Production Board wifi drop
construction and lumber controls
on Sept. 30, il was learned today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
Bueprinis for Postwar America
Emissions Prosperity
For Pacific Coast

EDITORS NOTE Asa V. Call, president Of the
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Los Angeles, C0l
today acts guest colmniSt for Merryte Stanley Ru
keyser ho uacation. Tomorrow Louis Ruthenberg
president of Serve Inc wH discuss industrial relations
problems.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

s..d.d whs ss~ gram cop.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23


HoCs-l7s: fully steady. Bulk bsrrows
and EiltkSl4 90. ceiling. nost sows, Sac
l4l5: stass Si4 down.
CATTLE-soo; fresh arrivals include -
loads western grsu steers otherwise largely
COW run ell classes opened about STEADY
but early trading relatively slow. no tsrictly
rood or choice steers offered Some sales
common and medium gress steers and year
lingS. sll0l5.T5. most westerns eligible 70
sell around sltsis;so; most common and
rood. si7soeis. but better fed kindi
scarce: csnners and cutters, mainly s7GS.so;
early sales common and medium sausage
bull, over 500 lbs. sseii; replacement,
cALvEsNsoo: vesl.rs fairly active. firm.
Practical top and bulk rood and choice, sl7;
mos, common and medium. si3g16; eulls
lsrreiy around sic. heavy calves slov, steady.
sHEEP-2o0, lambs and sheep steady Most
good and choice 75.eo-lb. native sprinr 70 mos.
sis, bucks discounted 81; common ana me:
and choice phorn ewes. seso@7; Top. 81;
some medium ewes. SIS; Gull and common,
mostly t3@4.
CHICAGO. Aus. "a tiNs -EoGs-io 900.
Is!s' .o.', sis.7seis; ii pi@ iiisss
cAfTLz 1000; steady Calves = 100
.o%mQn ard s.ssium' ,iagiesso y,.FI,.nyg.
s; ,.a,I ,. bulls 9siI ,:.s., s:ls; ,s Ssie
i41s Common si2@IsTs y,ariinfs
,iLsosi4.so; feeders, ti7sis.so' ewes
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
Wing Wins Promotion
AT Pere Marquette

Leroy w. Wing of Detroit, who
started with the Pere Marquette
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

He succeeds c. II. Reiser, who
is retiring after as years of serv-
ice with the company.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
SWING TO LEFT

In England. reconversion seems
TO mean putting the war leader
and his party out, and swinging
to the left in the way Of central
government control over economic
life. In this country, what =?
Whittier does President Truman's
recent executive order on recon
version" lead us?
1t is my feeling that the outline
OF policies contained in this execu-
tive order is somewhat reassuring,
and that 1t marks progress toward
a return TO freedom; but that il
also contains expressions that sug-
gest hedging and leave doubts. In
IL there are evidences/of Cd New
Deal hangover (including British
influence on our monetary poll
.cies), (2) war psychology in favor
of central government controls
and (3) old-fashioned political
demagoguery of vote : buying
order.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
Industrial Bank
Votes 75( Dividend

The Industrial National Bank
of De ,roit has declared a dividend
of u cents, payable August 81 to
hol .ers of record August 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

CARPET Wufkroom men. experienced IN
layinE carpet. door ana val tie. Apply
IN person l. hudson Co, Employs
ment Oihes. i$th Floor
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23
USES OLD SLOGANS

For example, right in the pre-
amble, explaining the purpose of
the order, there are the old slogans
about full employment" "stabil-
ity of prices and maintenance
of purchasing power-afl appar-
emily to be attained by govern
ment activity. And most notable
of all, the whole program heads
up in the retentions of price-fxing,
which is the essence of govern
lment control .
We should know by this time
that there can be no effective
price-fxing without complete con-
troll over both supply (production)
and demand (consumption).
Price-fixing may be necessary in
wartime, but il is still an evil and
in peacetime it is not even nee
essary evil. The nation will never
be headed toward really free pri-
vate enterprise as long as price
fixing is accepted--and that goes
for acceptance by businessmen as
well as by politicians. Wool manu-
! facturers take noticeO
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

WILKS-E,fe 7, Of I272 Hsrt ave
beloved wife % George loving mother
OF Clarence Eszie Marcus. Roy. Clifford.
Clifton and hmernell and George Jr;
clifton Amnesneil and George Jr dear
sister OF C.aucc and George TODD also
survived by - grandchildren Remains
AZ D0hertyS Funersi Home iO6i2 4.
jefferson, near Harding until Thursday
morning a. 10 O'Clock Inteiment,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

suls-r1s r-rs rsT fssssssi.
eudd Wheel CO ,iai4l chsrIevois
Ess-ntisl YORK. Mefsuth
ssis.en s,s. 800 % for, s.TSs. .ns w. i.tr.r = ,''A
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

PULL SIZE layout oscy draf,smen.
Good opportunity for qualified men.
Edward G Bucd Manufacturing Co.
I2iA1 Charievcix
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

EXPERIENCED detailers and layout
men Apply daily. Monday through
Friday o. -oit Diesel Engine Company.
division General Motors. 1900 West
T outer Drive
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

ESTIMATOR and process man on ma
chine products. must be made TO do
southwest side OF city. Address Boz
B-o46. Detroit Times 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

HAMMER helper. experienced on nat die
steam hammer Compo4it Forging, Inc.
2anO " InffnrEnn- clrnar EinNfnth.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

AUTOMOTfVE clay modele-B Expert
tneed men FOR one-quartcr and full
size WORK Apply Hudson Motor Car
Company East jefferson. az Conner
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

BOniY Craftsmen +-checkers. full size
mlndr iayoet and detaiers you must
be dIalinrd EdWl G.. Hudd Mfg Co.
l214u ChAHevoix
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

CLUE ALUMINIUM CTLssIL co.
Fiscal year ending June So
Net pront t7s.o5o o7s
share earns loe 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

BAKERY HELP-Excelient rate of pay
for both experienced ard inexperienced
men. Free life insurance. paid vaca-
tions for those who qualify. The Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tee Co., 5A7o
Hecla. near Twelfth and Kirby
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

BAKERY MECHANiC--Must have some
erable overtime available Apply The
CrcEt Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co.
s47Q Hcgia. near Twelfth and Kirby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

AUTO MEcfiANICS-Steady postwar JOB
With old established firm. Private Ford
neet top wages. ~ hours. then time
and q half, vacation with pay bonus
and all ideal conditions, Phcae Mr..
vincent ca $3.50 after 10 a, m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-23

AuTOMOTfVE artists. txperienced men
with creative ability Tor sketchlng aud
rendering Bring samples. Apply Hudson
Motor Car Co. East Jefferson 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-21
CLASSIFIED INDEX

Announcement.
1@Automotive.
hChiropractor.
9EBoats.
1o-Booksellers-Statio
1s-Builders Supplies.
13-Business Opportunities.
1+Business Service.
15-Business Sites.
20-Cleaners-Dyers.
22-Clothing.
25-Coal-Wood-Fue OIL.
30-Dairy Products.
Enhancing.
3-Dogs-Cats-Pets.
3S-Druss.
3e-Dry Cleaning Pressing.
4I-Eatables
42-Eating Places.
45-Electrical.
46-Feeds.
49-Financia1.
50-Floor Finishers.
51-Florist.
52-For Rent.
53-For Rent At Resorts
55-For Rent-Apartments.
60-For Rent-Rooms.
63-Room and Board.
65-For Rent-Houses.
IU-F OF 0dle.
73-Hardware.
75-Household Goods.
8Q-Houses For Sale.
85-Help Wanted-Male.
90-Help Wanted-Femae.
91-Insurance.
l00-Instruction.
101-Jewelry.
1O2-Laundry.
1OHLoans.
1o5-Lost and Found.
11D-Livestock.
H-Miscellaneous.
118-Music.
110-Office Equipment.
121-Office For Rent.
25-Paint-Papering.
Misunderstanding.
127-Printing.
130EProfessional.
l35-Personal.
136-Poultry.
139Radio and Repairs.
15G-Real Estate.
152-Reirigeration Service.
eds-Plants-Bulbs.
156-Situations Wanted.
15f-Shoes.
160-Transportation and Storage.
161-Typewriters.
170-Wanted.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-21
UNCLAIMED PLEDGES

UNCLAIMED PLEDGES
Antique French Clock. Hand
somely decorated. Hand paint
ed, an exquisite collectors
Item so
Ladies' solid white gold we'd
ding bands. Plain or engrav-
ed designs $500
Crystal cocktail set with
tray -----------------$1295
Ladies' bridal set. Large dia-
mond solitaire set in plain
yellow gold mounting with
matched band --------$45.0O
Harrington and Richardson 70
Sportsman target
revolver, new
Trumpet in case. Gold finish.
Good as new $500
Gents solid gold zircon ring
with three fiery
stones 80
Five string banjo with
reSonatOr 1924 so
Gents diamond cluster ring.
Seven beautiful stones. Heavy
yellow gold mounting --$175.OO
Lady's diamond dinner ring.
Three large diamonds. Vel
low gold ------$37.5O
Gents wedding bands. 10 and
AK ---------$s.95
Genuine ruby $3.50
new $24.50
Hawaiian guitar in case $3.50
Gents heavyweight sterling
silver Identification
bracelets -----------------$7.50
Masonic ring. Yellow gold.
Mans bicycle. Good as
Lady's II jewel Bulova wrist
watch. Platinum case studded
with diamonds ------$369.5O
Three piece carving set in
box. Stainless steel blade $3.50
Lady's opal ring surrounded
by fourteen perfect
diamonds 1920. sc
Stop watch with sweep second
hand. Very fine watch $50. 90
Pflueger reel --$7.9 5
Stevens 40 double barrel shot
gun. Brand new $3.50
Use Our Lay Away Plan
FINKELSTEINS
LOAN OFFICE
Front and Market
Phone 1862
GAS RANGE, PERFECT CONDITION,
$500. Phone 2-26OO
VIEW SHIPMENT ANTIQUE CHINA,
Glassware, Brass, and Lamps Nancy
Wilma Shop, 121 Princess st
IS FIT. ALMA TRAILER, 30s NORTHERN
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-21

HEADACHE. BACKACHE, NERVOUS
ness. DR.. Mary J. Layton. 512 South
ern Building. Phone 2-012s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-21
7o-For Sale

| OFFICIAL
RELEASE
by the
OFFICE OF SURPLUS PROPERTY
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
SURPLUS
MERCHANDISE
For American Business to sci,
through their normal trade chan.
nels.
AUT0M0TIVE PARTS
NOW AVAILABLE
We have new parts for practi-
cally every make and standard
car and truck manufactured in the
U. S. since and including 1885, If
it is a part of an automobile or
truck we have it for sale.
WHO CAN BUY?
Established automotive distribu-
tors, dealers, service garages, fleet
operators.
HOW TO BUY
If you have not already done so,
secure qualification blank at once
from your regional office. After
your trade level and credit have
been established, order your needs
on Government order form OSP75-
T. Simply use your regular STAN
dard automotive parts catalog. Our
stock numbers agree with their
Hstings. Regular trade level dis
count system applies.
TERMS
No deposit required. All sales
handled on 80 day payment basis.
Full freight allowed everywhere
in the United States. Minimum
order $500 net.
If your business is in Alabama,
Florida, Georgia, Mississippi,
North Carolina, South Carolina or
Tennessee, write Office of Surplus
Property, Department of Com
merce, Automobile Division, 1O5
Pryor Street, N. E., Atlanta 3, Ga.
This is nationwide sale. If you
arc not located in the above states,
contact your regional office or con-
suit your State Automobile Dealers
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-21
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
NOW AVAILABLE

We have new parts for practi-
cally every make and standard
car and truck manufactured in the
U. S. since and including 1899. If
it is part of an automobile or
truck we have it for sale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-10-21
9Boats

FOR SALE-14-FT. WOLVERINE SPEED
boat. % HIP. Evinrude motor, COM
plete with trailer-canvas-cover. Per-
feet condition. $4,000 cash. Write or
call Chief Warrant Officer r. H.
Daniel, Pay Office, Separation Center,
R & R Regiment, Camp Lejeune, N.
c, Phone Ext. 5649, between a. m.
and D, m.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
Schaefer's Restau-
ant Fined By OPA

Mr.. Thomas e. Barrett, Jr., chief
enforcement attorney of the Enforce
ment Division of the Maryland OPA,
has announced settlement Of the fol-
lowing cases:
John F.. Schaefer. doing business
as Schaefer's restaurant, Chesapeake
City, Md, has paid to the Treasurer
of the United States, $4,000 in set
tlement of an Administrator Treble
Damage Claim for overcharges on
imperial crab dinners.
The restaurant was charged with
selling imperial crab dinners at over
ceiling prices in the amount of $22O
during June and July, 1914, and paid
S44O, double the overcharges in set
Element of an Administrator Treble
Damage Claim. Ellsworth w. Harri-
son, attorney for the OPA, negotiat-
ed the settlement, and Edward D. E..
Rollins, acted as counsel for the de-
fendant.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
Eastern Shore
Society Meeting

The annual joint meeting OF the
Eastern Shore Society of the WASH
ington and the local Alumni Chapter
of Washington College, Chestertown,
Maryland, will be held at the Fair
fax Hotel, 21O0 Massachusetts Ave
nue., N. W., on Friday, May 4, at
700 p. m.
DR.. Jessie Fant Evans, prominent
Washington journalist, will be the
guest speaker. She will deliver an
address on the distinguished history
of Washington College, and Washing
ton, D. c., as focus of world at
tentiOn.
The Army-Navy-Marine Corps film,
'.Fury in the Pacific" will be shown.
Several musical numbers will be
delivered by professional musicians.
All former residents of the East
ern Shore Peninsula and all alumni
of washington College now residing
in washington, D. c., and environs
are invited to attend. For reservation
Telephone Mrs. Harvey R. Burkett,
Adams 5007.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
Do You Approve!

The army for the first time IN us
history is going into the beer manu-
featuring business. Initial shipments
of raw supplies and staff OF prooa-
blv ten technicians and chemists,
have been sent to France to start the
beer barrels rolling at an approx
mate rate of 4,500 barrels a day.
French breweries will be adapted Tor
nroduction of the American produc-
tion with United States formulas
and, processes. Production areas Will
likely be designated on the basis OIL
the greatest concentration of service
people, particularly the front lines
and French machinery and equip
ment will be adapted for U. S. Army
use.
If you are opposed to having our
American army enter upon the bus
ness of the manufacturing of beer
in France, write or wire your protest
to Henry l.. Stimson, Secretary OF
War, washington, D. G. --Contrl-
buted.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
Committee To Pick
Univ. OF Del. Head

Three committees of the faculty of
the University of Delaware, Newark,
and it's alumni organizations have
been appointed to assist the board of
trustees in selecting president and
in filling other vacancies at the uni
versity.
Former Jugde Hugh H. Morris,
president of the board, said that TIE
three committees are working in an
advisory capacity to aid the trustees
in filling the posts, which include, in
addition to the president of the uni
versity, dean of women, and a dean
of the School of Arts and Sciences.
I'VE want to get all the help we
can," Judge Morris explained. I'VE
asked them to confer and let us have
any suggestions they have. They are
just as interested as anyone else."
Tie faculty committee is studying
a list of suggestions for president of
the university, and the women's
group has interviewed candidates
for the post of dean of women at the
request of DR.. Owen Sypherd, acting
president.
The appointment of the advisory
committees to assist in filling some
of the top posts at the university is
believed to be new departure in the
affairs of the institution.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
With Regiment :
Cited For Valor

WITH THE 29th INFANTRY d.
VISION, ON THE YVES T Z r N
FRONT IT'S Theodore Watson, son
Of Mrs. Herbert Watson of Chesa-
peake City, Md, a transportation
corporal in Company e., 115th
Regiment, who has been overseas
with this noted assault division for
80 months, is now fighting deep in
Germany.
He came overseas with the Blue G.
Gray in October, 1912, trained rig
orously in England for 1S months,
specializing in amphibious opera
-tions. The 29th was one of the first
divisions to arrive in the E. T. o.
His regiment was recently award
ed the Presidential Unit Citation for
valor on D-Day. In addition he wears
the Combat Infantryman' Badge,
the e. T. O. ribbon with three stars,
Idenoting his participation in the Nor
mandy landings, the Battle for
France and Germany.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
Senior Class
Members On
Radio Program
Over WBAL. Saturday
Afternoon, May 5, AT
400 O'Clock

Seven members of the Senior Glass
of the Rising Sun High School are
appearing on radio program, spon-
sored by the Maryland Congress of
Parents and Teachers, Saturday af-
ternoon, May 5, at o'clock, over
Station WBAL, Baltimore Maryland.
The Cecil County Council of Parents
and Teachers, of which Mrs. A. E.
Pearce of Elkton, is president, is the
sponsoring group in the county. Mrs.
j. L. Bonin, president of the Rising
Sun Parent-Teackers' Association, is
arranging transportation for the par
ticipants. The broadcast of May 5
will be the third in statewide SER
les, in which one school from coun-
ty takes part Rising Sun will be rep
resenting Cecil County in this series.
Chrysteen McGlothlin Nancy
Lieske, Nadine Rierson, Jack Buck,
Robert Waddell, Ralph Mcdonald,
and Harry Wallen, all of whom have
been active in dramatics during their
four years, are members of the Sen
ior class to make the trip to Balti-
more, Thursday, May 8, to visit the
studios of WBAL, where they will
hehearse their script and make re-
cording The record will be put on
the air Saturday, May 5, at 4 p. m.
Ruth Jones and Louis Graybeal, al
so seniors, are making the trip as un-
derstudies, and will be prepared to
participate in case of any emergency.
Mrs Bonin and George b. Pretty
man, instructor of English in the
Rising Sun High School, will accom-
pany the high school group.
William c. Graham, Jr., Principal
of the Rising Sun High School, has
stated that he is decidedly pleased
that Rising SUN pupils were selected
to make the broadcast, for it is, ac-
cording to him, one of the most edu-
cational projects in which any of his
pupils have had the opportunity of
engaging.
The broadcast will be the third in
the series discussing problems facing
youth today Youth Talks 1t Over"
The Rising Sun pupils will discuss
s'How Late Is A Date?"
Cecil Countians interested in the
schools of their communities are urg-
ed to listen in over WBAL May 5, at
4 D. M, for this, Cecils first school
broadcast.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
Transferred To
Aircraft Training
Center

Albert Roland Coulson, %, sea-
man first class, USN, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Coulson, of North East,
mas been transferred to the Atlantic
Fleets Anti-Aircraft Training and
Fest Center, Dam Neck, Va. A vet
eran with % months sea duty, he
was formerly assigned to an Let and
a Navy tanker of the Atlantic Fleet.
Coulson wears ribbons for the
American Theater and the European
African Middle Eastern Theater
with three stars for his participation
in the Sicilian occupation, the Saler-
no landings and the invasion of
Southern France.
Before his enlistment in August,
1912, Coulson was empoyed as a
driver by Carrolls Laondry & Dry
Cleaning Co., Havre de Grace, Md.
He attended the Rising Sun High
School, Rising Sun.
He has brother, William, 26,
who is private in the Army, some
where in Holland.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
$4,000 Cecil
Damage Suit
On Trial
Case Moved To Kent
County Circuit
Court

The Circuit Court for Kent county
reconvened at Chestertown on Mon
day morning for the trial OF two CIVIL
suits removed from the Cecil County
Court, one of them Blanche O. john
sons $4,000 action against Walter
r. Forewood and Richard Gr1enin-
ger. as the result of an automobile
accident sometime ago in that coun-
ty. nv,
The plaintiff is represented by Will
liam Pepper Constable, OF Baltimore
and Elkton, Richard Carvell ana
States Attorney Harrison w. WICK
ers. Jr., Chestertown, while state
Attorney Edward Rollins OF Elkton'
and r. Hynson Rogers of Chester
town, represent the defendants.
The other suit is tkat OF the ROSS
Transfer Company against Herman
Boyer.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
COAL REQUIRE
MENTS--AMOUNT
DELIVERABLE

Between April /, 1945, and March
81, 1916, the consumer is entitled to
receive 80 per cent of his normal an
nual requirement. Coal he had on
hand up to April /, 1945, is not de-
ductible from his percentage unless
the consumers annual requirements
are 25 tons or more.
Up to a maximum of so per cent of
tie consumers normal annual re-
quirement may be delivered to him
from April / to August 81, If the
dealer is able to deliver.
On the other hand, if the consum-
er files his Declaration and places
mis- order before May 15, 1945, for
a house or building regularly served
last year by the retail dealer, the
dealer is required to deliver not less
chan 80 per cent of the consumers s
normal requirements in Anthracite
or other usable solid fuel during the
period from April 1 to September 80,
provided the consumer is willing and
able to take the delivery.
Ike retail dealer Is responsible LOT
delivery to homes, not customers. II
a customer should move to another
location the dealer is not obligated to
serve him, but must serve the new
occupants of the home. Any consum-
ell who is unable to establish a
source of supply should consult the
SFAW area advisory committee or
community committee. The dealer
may supply consumers at home or
building which was not regularly
supplied last year if he is reasonably
certain he can deliver Anthracite or
other usable solid fuel to such GUS
toner and provided he does not i'm
pair his ability to deliver to homes
or buildings regularly supplied by
him.
The midland journal., 1945-05-04
Civilians At War

Tie Government needs and asks
it's citizens in the 17Sth week of the
war to:
l. Stay in the fight against a war
time rise in prices. Imitation will re-
main a danger until supply and de-
mand regain normal balance. Buy
only what you need. Save your mon
ey for the better products to come
after the war.
2. Ask your local salvage commit
tee whether your community has tin
collection facilities. If so, save and
turn in all discarded tin cans.
3. Serve all the daytime hours you
can spare if you are trained Nurses
Aide Employ the training the Red
Cross has given you, thus releasing
registered graduate nurses to use
their special skills.