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REVIVAL SERVICES
AGAIN THIS WEEK

DR.. James S. Day, Jr., who is
holding Revival Services at the
First Baptist Church this week,
spoke to capacity crowds at both
services yesterday.
The theme of the evening serv-
ice was Gods Blockade of the
Road to He'll DR.. Day stated
that God had placed great num-
Der of blockades in the way OF
man to keep him from going to
He'll but enumerated only six.
Gods first and predominant
blockade in His Holy Bible which
is not silent about the place OF
the abode of Satan and at the
same time explains fully Gods
love for all the human race. Sec
ond, the cross is placed to keep
men from going the downward
path; third, Gods Holy Spirit;
and fourth, Gods instituted
through Christ His Church which
He said THE Gates of He'll Shall
Not Prevail Against. In the fifth
place, Gods providence block
AIDES the road to hell and last,
God has established the Christ
ian Home that it might be a
testimony of the witness of
Christ.
Tonight DR.. Day speaks on the
subject THE Morning Star"
which is the theme of the second
coming of Christ.
Nearly score of people united
with the Church yesterday. Serv-
ices each night this week at
o'clock. Children's service pre-
cedeS at 1880 in the Church An
mex. b.
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TOKYO SAYS
Continued from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
the fighting on Okinawa.
They had to abandon a hill,
from which they were she'll
ing Jap positions, when
wave after wave of Japs ia
natically charged the hill,
causing the Americans to
withdraw temporarily.
"They will be back there
fig htin G again." military
spokesman here asserted,
"and Okinawa will fall"
Since General Macarthur
invaded the Philippines, the
Japs have lost 314,854 men.
They do not include the
heavy losses the enemy sus-
tanned in other parts of the
Pacific.
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Tvs Munrur County Council of
pafrut Isaghtr Association held
na hnai mcctlng Of the l944-45
slasi year Wednesday. April 4,
at IS b. m. ~ the Harris school,
w8fh 49, " D B0wery presid-
ina TIE meeting was opened
th tht Lard Prayer.
Aside from routine business the
i.silDwing subjects were discuss
"a
Nav Pas Program. A motion
uas ntaiF asd carried that a Joint
Installation Of the newly elected
q ilaul q r. A. officers be held
fha thlrd Tuesday IN May. at the
keg West Junior High School.
lNesidHnt BUwery reported on
the fuMi0nal meeting held IN Mi
ami Mafgh u.s.
Installation 81 council officers
falhsNed. conducted 10y w. L.
Fueleg, principal Of Harris
"a hal
ufierrs werp Installed as fol-
ieat President. Mrs Amelia Ca
maa vier president Mrs Sarah
taWia. SECRETARY, M Virginia
49, tfvmu.Jt Ms. Alice Rob
uF1s
Hp. cor=agcs were
as ... ntW officers.
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:: SOCIETY ::
Mss MARGARET NATALIE LUND AND
LIEUT.. JAMES SMITH WE'D SUNDAY

SONS. She carried an orchid and
a pearl-back prayer book.
Her matron of honor wore or
child net with matching hat, and
carried a colonial bouquet. The
bridesmaids wore lime-green net
with matching hats and carried
colonial bouquets. -
The brides mother was attired
in white printed crepe with green
feather hat and wore a corSage OF
gardenias. The groom's mother,
Mrs. ]. II. Smith of Wauchula,
wore Navy blue with white ac-
cessories and a gardenia corsage.
D The bride, a native of Norfolk,
Va, is a graduate of HillSbor-
ough High School. Tampa, and
the University of Miami, class of
1914. where she was the secre-
tary of the Student Body, presi-
dent Of Delta Zeta Sorority, and
Associate Justice of the Honor
Court. She has been employed for
eight months in the Captain OF
the Yards office in the Admins
tratiOn Building of the base.
Lieutenant Smith has been
officer-in-charge of one of the
Naval activities here since Janu-
airy. Before receiving his COM
mission in March of l943, he was
q captain and executive officer of
the Florida Highway Patrol and
previously was assistant principal
and coach at schools in Cross
City and Wauchula. Lieutenant
Smith attended Georgia Tech
and Is a graduate of the Univer-
sity of Florida. pa
After the ceremony, 'recep-
tion was held at the residence of
the brides parents. The bridal
couple then left for a few days
IN Miami and other Florida cities.
They will reside on the Naval
Station.
Guests at the wedding and re-
ception from Miami included
Mrs. Joe Carrier and Joe Car
Iier, Jr., Mrs. Orlie Smiley and
Orlie Smiley, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Z. Lund, Miss Dorothy
BiantOn and Miss Emily Crevol-
ing.
Other out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Margaret Harold, Home
stead: Mrs. J. H. Smith and Mrs
Max Smith Of Wauchula, and Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Smith and family
Of Naples, Fla. ,t H.. ~ ~
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Teaching Groups
On Care OF Teeth

Teaching men of the Navy to
protect and care for their teeth
as well as performing the duties
of an officer in the dental corps
is the task performed by 1t. John
A. Costello, DC, USNR, attached
to the Naval Station Dispensary.
Doctor Costello has been on
duty here since May 6, 1943, re-
porting shortly after he was COM
missioned. He also serves this
base as a member of the board
af medical examiners. s
Born in Flint, Mich, Lieuteen-
ant Costello attended the Flint
Junior College and later the Uni
versity of Michigan from which
he received his degree in dentis-
try in 1880. Until he entered ma
val service, he engaged in the
general practice of dentistry IN
Flint.
In college, DR.. Costello was a
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der, PmM3c; John VIM. Carroll,
Jr., PhM3c; Joseph Crowder Err
win, PhM3c; William Fischer, Jr.,
PhM3c; Moray Lee Harrell, Phi
M3o; John Anthony McEnery, PHI
M3c; Daniel Milligan, ST., PhM3c;
Russell Everton Outlaw, PhM3c;
Forest Nathaniel Petty, PhM3c;
LaVerne Hungler Roland, PhM-
Sc; James Richard Turner, PhM-
Sc; Clara Vatala, PhM3c; Melvin
Thomas McMasters, Hale, and
Frank Ephrian Winter, Halo.
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PAPY TO HOLD
Continued from Page Onel

provisions, If they didn't they
had nobody to blame but them
selves, because it was announced
month ago that anybody who
wished to see the charter could
do so by calling at the Chamber
of Commerce. ~.
The council, at that meeting,
cried out that the charter should
have been published. That Is
true. and, as it concerned the
city, why should not the city have
paid for its publication? But the
city. or at least the councillnen,
would not have anything to do
with it, or discuss it in any form,
until | had left for Tallahassee"
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80 MargaFei Natalie Lund.
ashlug "a Lieut. -Comdr. and
49, Aires = Lund Of otrs. J.
Masai station. key West, was
unafea in marriage Sunday even
~ m fhp station Chapel 10
ka Jamrs Wallace Smith,
JAVA ~ Naarhuia. Fla.
Nlan ausaislu rina ceremony was
- laEmad hgiufc many Naval
agNrefa and guests 10 Lieut.-
Cmlf AZ a Faust, senior chap
han a. the Naval Operating Base.
~ naifun ~ honor was Mrs.
Maamft Toe naemd ~ Miami. cOus-
- af SEE hIile The best man
maa Lisut uKl l. L. koden,
tSNm naliHmmc. Nd.
HHsmaids Nvrc Miss EdWina
smiiHa dauehtrr oi Mr.. and
Mfs 1auts Sterling. Key West.
ena Mts lailiBn Barton, daugh-
tef 81 LiFus and Ma. &. 4. Bar
tam No. West
Isra isaiic Z Hart. USNR, Of
Naahttllr Tenn, and Chief Bos'n
W Cmil srWvu. uSNR. Winter
pafk Fla aiirndgd the groom.
Ushrn wvfp Licut J p. Dunn,
a. WsNR. Rusinn. Mass; Lieut.
Nanatf b numbcrR. USNR, Burl-
lmNaan. Culo Lscut ug) Nj. nj.
faakall UsNR. of Baltimore,
sa Laout Ua- n } StronSki,
tNhh Schenectady n. Y.
To hde was gwen in mar
fa8n d heT iathrF Who is plan
n& oliApf add design superin-
ienstm4 feF che base. Tho ring
tNagtF was nolsert Townsend Jr.,
san ~ lar m1atFun IL hun0r. The
HaNfF afls werc Judy Hoar,
aaahtef ct Comdr. and Mrs.
Alhn finaf Mary olive Lund.
aaaNhles af Mrs. Frank 4. Lund.
M8am& naFbafa Mcdowell,
aaaNhiaf of Laeut Camdr and
~ "A Mcdowell. and Marion
Ea ialna. sister ~ the bride.
The efEanlsi Wsg Harold Weiss.
HFgMlhe a. heihelhcm. Penna.,
uaa rlaBes the traditional Wed
amM MaFrh ANA "l.ichestraum.'
AaIatf 1tsae Cassaway. sadie.
fwmleFea mneauap' and AT
f1sanfHN
HMN t hie was attTCd m ira
dliNHs rHiir sstin with lace IN
Hf8 afH 5000. srt 81 iull length
sfH .f uTaugc bios
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BENEFIT BINGO
PARTY TONIGHT

A benefit Catholic Charities
bingo party will be given tonight,
beginning at 8 o'clock, at the N. c..
c. S. Club, 1921 Duval street.
Prizes will be awarded and a
pleasant evenings entertainment
is promised all who attend.
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MONROE COUNTY COUNCIL OF PIT.
ASSOCIATION CONDUCTS MEETING

President Bowery expressed
her thanks and appreciation to
the members for their coopera-
ton during her term of office.
Count of membership showed
the division street school to have
had the largest number present.
Following adjournment, delici-
Gus refreshments were served by
the hospitality committee.
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member of the basketball sHmsn
and participated IN other aposs8
He was also a mefnDNr at thAs
Delta Sigma Delta Fraternity =
the university.
DIR. Costello and his wife, Leoiss
Mae, reside in Key West - -
South street.
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ONE WHITE DIESEL Electric,
4 XIV generator; One Kohler,
800 W.; beds, cots, tables,
chairs, II c. #. kerosene re-
frigerator, kerosene stove, with
oven, odds and ends in kitchen
equipment. Bergdaps Camp,
Boca Chica. Stop at Marine
guard for pass thru air base.
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FIFTEEN ADVANCED
IN NAVAL RATINGS

Fifteen advancements in rat
ings during the month of March
at the U. S. Naval Hospital are
announced by Commander James
R. Reid, Jr., executive officer,
The personnel and their new
ratings are: Olaf Andreas Chris
tiansen, Sole; Samuel Harris Ba-
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EVERREADY STAR
CLUB PLANS MEET

The meeting of the Everready
Star Club, which was scheduled
to be held on Tuesday, April 10,
has been postponed until Tues
day, April "a, according to an
nouncement made today.
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RSs<sI@
fuckers HAVE GIRL

Announcement has been made
of the birth of daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Tucker last
night at the Municipal Hospital.
The fuckers reside at 1905
Newton street.
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SERVI-CYCLE; 1912 model, ex-
ccllent condition. Can be seen
daily 80 Poinciana Pl. Phone
462X-W. apr9-3tX
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MANS BICYCLE, full size tires,
good condition. $50. Post Office
Inn. apr9-3tX
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Prscip1tstion
RainfaAS. "a hours ending
$3.50 a. M; inches ---------.-.-- 600
Total rainfall since April l;
inches ---,------.------------------------- O.O5
Deficiency since April l;
inches -------.---------.---.-----------. OPT
Total rainfall since January /;
inches observation-disclosures 1872
Deficiency since January /;
inches observation-disclosures 3.89
RM1mfSwA Exsaw.nSs4SRxw. -
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

WHEN IN NEED of Plumber
see John Curry, 512 Margaret
ST., Phone 1897. Estimates
free. apr3-6tx
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ANDREW RODRIGUEZ, SR. -
Accountant, Notary Public,
part time bookkeeping service.
606 Duval street, Phone 85O-J.
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FOR SALE - Small established
used clothing business, can be
built up with little or no outlay
of capital. Owners leaving
town. Store is located at 425
Simonton. apr9-3tx
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1884 DODGE Pickup truck; cx-
cellcnt tires. 555-B West Poin-
ciana. apr9- 3tx
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FOR SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE-Three
pc. slip covered living room
suite, desk, tables and chairs,
lamps and pictures, double bed
with innerspring spring and
mattress, chest of drawers,
dishes, etc. TAP Poinciana
Place. apr7- 3tx
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FOR SALE - Leather shoes,
slightly used, for women and
children. Good Value Shoppe,
425 Simonton. apr9-1tx
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WEATHER REPORT

Ke West, Fla, April 8, 1945
Observation taken at $3.50 a. m.
Eastern War Time Getty Office.
Temperatures
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TEMPERATURES BULLETIN
Temperature data for the "A
hours ending $3.50 a. M. as report
ed by the u. S. Weather Bureau.
Highest Lowest
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TOILET for boat. $35. for quick
sale. Post Office Inn. apr9-3tX
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Restaurant
fully equipped with electric
boxes. Year around business.
Apply 90l Caroline Street.
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Mai. Gen. Charles H. Bonesteel
born Fort Sidney, Nebr., so years
ago.
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TABLE and chairs. 3 Pearl
Street. apr6-3tx
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WANTED-Salesgirls, full time
employment. No experience ne
cesSary. S. II. Kress & Co.
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Subscribe 10 The Citizen--25
weekly.
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AZ MODEL Travel Light Trailer
with metal body. Can be seen
at Gulf Stream Trailer Park at
any time. Reasonably priced.
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Classified Column
HELp WANTED FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Two Lots, 100
Block Flagler Avenue, 104
Front, 100 Deep. Everett Saw
yer. Phone 1913. apr3-6tx
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RADIO, Clock, Clothes Wringer,
Garbage Can. 400 Southland.
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary, Southern
most City Pharmacy. apr2-tf
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TRAILER; sleeps 3. Gulf Stream
Trailer Park. Mrs. Murphy.
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Relative Hunidu
S#f 8O%
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, May 27.-P)- Sa1a
BILE cattle 500, calves none; COM
pared Friday last week receipts
abated, local and eastern demand
very good and fed steers and year.
lings a quarter higher on choice
kinds with medium and good grades
mostly so up; top went back to
1890, equal to years high mark;
next highest price 17.85, long year
ings IT'S and light yearlings 1850,
bulk feed steers in broad demand
at 15.25-1750; fed heifers Is high
er, best ITS; strictly good beef
COWS $3.50 lower but all others, in
Guiding Gamers and cutters Is
higher; COW run very small; cut
ter cows closed at 900 down, not
many beef cows late above 1850,
beef bulls 50-75 higher but sausage
bull Is lower; vea1ers $3.50 high
err at 1850 down; heavy beef bulls
reached 1900, but practical top
heavy sausage bulls late 1900, few
passing 1875; stockers and feed
ers strong to Is higher with only
65O-775 pound kinds available; bulk
12.50-14.5o, very little under 1900
and only negligible' supplies at
4.75-1525.
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STOCKS IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK, May 26-(P-
Sales, closing price and net chang'
of the II most active stocks today
Del Lack and w 81, 800 117s Up "a
N Y Central 28,800 287z.
Nat Can 10000 1914 Up u.
Bait and Ohio 11,6O0 2114 Up l.
Lehigh Val RR 10000 141s Up Is
Aviation Corp $500 ia Off ".
Gulf Mob and Oh $500 24ss Up "
Canad Pac 5000 IA Up h.
Erie RR 1900 >17A Up "a.
North Pac 1900 81 No.
Cons Vultee $500 % Off rs.
Laclede Gas $500 53s Up A.
Param Pict $500 1925 Up 70.
Mont Ward 5000 631s Up 21s.
Boeing Airpl $500 % Off Is.
Allegheny $500 u No.
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N. C. HOGS

RALEIGH, May rs. - up -
MCDA)-Hog markets active and
steady with tops of 1855 at Clinton
and Rocky Mount.
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CHICAGO POTATOES

CHICAGO, May 26.-(P)-Pota-
toes: arrivals 43, on track 81, total
U S. shipments 1916; offerings
very light, demand exceeds avail
able supply, market firm at cell
ings; Alabama bliss triumphs. U.
S. No. /, 4.05; California long
whites, U. S. No. 1, 4.29-4.31;
Louisiana bliss triumphs, U. S. No.
/, 4.29.
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CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO, May 26.-(R)-Wheat:
ceiling, No 2. hard and No 2 red.
liza ,3-8 net.
No oats.
No rye.
Corn: sample grade yellow, LOO
1.13 10.
Barley: mailing, 1.10-1.30 IL
nominal; feed, 80-l.04 nominal.
Field seed per hundredweight
nominal; timothy, COOS. Is; red top.
Is. 00-16.00: rel clover, 31.50; sweet
clover, 1866; alsike, $3.50.
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N. C. EGGS POULTRY

RALEIGH, May rs. - R -
NCDA)-Egg and poultry mar !!
kets steady.
Raleigh-U. S. grade IA large
40; hens, all weights, q IL. :
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SPOT BUTTER AND EGGS

CHICAGO, May 26. - P) - The
spot butter and eggs market were
nominally unchanged today.
Butter receipts were 1000
pounds compared with 678, TAI
pounds yesterday.
Egg receipts were 17,779 cases
compared with 81 1891 cases a week
ago.
Plants would use up all the
carbon dioxide in the air in 81
years if they did not return any
through decay.
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WOULD Luxe TO CONTACT MEN
wishing trip to Knoxville, near future.
References exchanged. Dial 7016.
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WANTED: SMALL TRACT OF LAND
near city. Write Box "MM', care of
Star-News.
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WANTED TO BUY-THOMPSoN BOAT
any length. Condition not important
Phone Harold, 1896 or 6764.
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WANTED-ONE 1 1-2 TON LATE MOD
ell truck. Write Paul L. Avery, Hamp-
stead, N. c.
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UNITED HATCHERY. - SPECIAL AAI4
finest quality assorted chicks. Guaran-
teed. No culls or cripples. Your order
may consist of any breed or sex. Our
selection. Barred Rocks, Reds, Leg
horns, Giants, Minorcas. Wyandottes,
etc, $685. per. 100. Send NJ. o. for
prornps delivery. United Hatcheries
Outlet, 345 N. 18th St, Phila. 8. Pa.
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COOK WANTED FOR FAMILY OF FOUR
to 60 to beach, good pay. Private room
and bath, in house. Apply in person.
120 North Fifth Street.
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PERMANENT wILMINGTONIAN-
furnished house, 3 bedrooms, central
heat desired. Good location. Prefer
renting, will buy. Call 2-2z84.
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90-Help Wanted-Fema1e

GIRLS TO WORK AT SODA FOUNTAIN.
Must have experience. Apply Princess
Sandwich Shop.
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OWN ROOM. SMALL FAMILY. $4,000
month to start. Schatt 2063 East 37th
ST., Brooklyn, New York.
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16O-Transportation and Storage
LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE HAULING,
Jones Transfer Co.. Dial 1928. Ill No.
| 18th st.
| 17O-Wanted.
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BARRED ROCKS. REDS, GIANTS, LEG
horns, White ARocks, Assorted, Blood
tested, our selection breed-sex 1895
per 100. FOB. our shipping points.
Immediate delivery CO. D. Modern
Chicks, Jenkintown, Pa.
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ALESMEN-CALLING ON Px's AND
Ships service stores. Costume Jewelry
and Compact line Full information in
first letter A & P Associates, 257
Fourth Avenue, New York 10, New
York
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01
Jap Money
By
Americans
Search Is Begun
For Many Millions
In Stolen Funds

Tokyo, Oct !. - CAP) -
American occupation officials
began Il quest today for untold
millions Of dollars in gold which
Japan was believed to have
"rcstcd from land it o~Vcrran.
The search paralIclcd other
probes into impcrialistic war fl
nancing, made possible through
General Douglas MacArthurs
bold, secret seizure today of p
goVernmcnt-controlled financial
institutions in Tokyo and six
ether large cities and the Gust
my Of their oftIcielS.
The Bank of japan the nation
largest, one quarter owned by the
japanese imperial household, wa
closed by an order of the Allied
command.
1t viii open tomorrow. said Col. Il
7. Kramer. Macarthur cc9nouI
and scientific chief. IF the Japuuoso
provide full cooperative IN locating
thc assets of the seized INSTITUTIONS
which had Office space in the Bank
u# .Jllfn Dluttup
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01
INDIES COMMANDER

London. oct. l.-LAP)-Lt. Gen.
Philip Christison, who led the rcoc-
cupation of Singapore, has been
named Allied commander in the
Netherlands East Indies, with head
quarters in Batavia, a Southeast Asia
Command communique said last
pioht.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01

New York. Get. i-tAPl-
Steeis and assorted blue chip"
indu,triai> today led the stock
market ON another lively up
swing to new high ground for
more than eieh; wears. fn front
were /. \. Steel. Bethlehem,
(hrvsler, Douglas Aircraft, In
tcrnational Harvester and STAN
dard Oil. Rails, Cuppers and
mail orders narrow.
Bonds were steady and COM
modities improved,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01
NEW SOVIET v

Moscow. oct. 1.-(AP)-Thc prcSl-
dunn of the Supreme Soviet has APP
pointed Alexander kapustN as the
Russian Ambassador to Mexico. He
succeeds Constantine QumansIty KILL
ed in an airplanc crash in Mexico
January %.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01
Detroit Oil
Strike Ends
With Boosts
Coal and Telephone
Disputes Continue;
Walkout Is Feared

NaSbiputnn Oct. ZAP
~
-NtttItnltHi OIL dAlO on NOlh-
rrS strike affpctin~ two small
l'tlioIt pldiltH NdN dl!iIouil't'
today bv union President O.. a.
N'l9''
The union head called this 4
"fi,., l,...1." .l.La,,o ,,i,a,.
i''' ''o'h "'lI'o"E" " i''''''
one, as Cancellation conferences
v.are r..un,.J an III. .i,ebt .tatr
N,' N0U''ie'' VIZ .''t' ''S''' ''"'s
oil refinery strike
Under terms of fine .o.tlrmrg+-
KnIahr said workers wi,I rrlurn t.
work Today at-tvo rof,-,ac I'M Dc
100"
Tho nunbEr pr workers involved
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01
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FOR NORTH CAROLINA
MGSt.'' rinudN: considerable
fog and drizlie in interior and
light showers ON coast tonight
and TucSi@v: continued cool
tonight and Tuesday. warmer
Tuesday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01
Lint Prices
On Upgrade

New York, oct. l.-(Ap)-Cot-
ton future, opened ten to 50 cents
IA bale higher. Noon prices We're
so to 90 cents a bale higher. Oct,
1898, Dec. 23.06, March 23.04.
PV. Close Open
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01

Threatened: Some 2,200 oil
workers al tn" tniun OIL So,
riant al Oleum aud Wilmington.
Calf, eight lC@als cf the Go
Gil workers union in the Penn
%SyIyania; l,50G united farm
equipment workers in the Peoria,
III. pants at Caterpillar Tractor
Co.; Some $4,000 i'll five Dayton,
Ohio plants Of General Motors
F%rioiddire division and 200, 600
telephone WORKERS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-10-01

Continued IN Page Four.)
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

That didn't make enough room 10
swing a cat by the tail There was
not enough room in the Smell Fact.
DRY for any walters 10 barge around
on flat feet whose arches had been
condemned in abSentia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-14

Now. I've put on the feed sack in
many a narrow cheW.and choke. The
hamburger clinics are about eight
feet wide from ipso 10 facto, But
many semesterS ago | used TO scott
IN roach ranch called the Belt Line.
That vas as narrow as a fish head