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   Orange County Star Eagle, The (Newspaper) - May 7, 1942, Middletown, New York                               WAn THE ORANGE COUNTY 1HRALL N. IUWAR BONDS 2, NO. 17 Published at N. City of IMt TOIL Rationing To Start Next Week CARDS BE first step in gasoline the issuance of ration will begin in Dairy Area May 12 and will con- on May 13th and 14th.In the city under the direction of Schools and then through it rationing the will follow the of the sugai ration Registration will be at Albert Liberty School and the Central Grammar School Every person who needs oline will given some amount the rationing officials made BUT CARS NOT SONS will be registered for tion YOU MITST BRING your car registration when you apply for a ration Cards will be issued Throughout the county the registration will be handled in schools under the same eral pattern as the sugar The ration board officials will meet Monday to determine final details and announcements will follow through the Rainey S. Taylor is chairman of the local Richard D. of the county These bodies will determine any questions of entitlement to gas in particular The scope of the rationing plan is indicated by the Ration Quiz in the adjoining Gasoline Q. How much gasoline can I get with my ration A. This depends on the value in gallons of each unit on your Q. Can I get the same amount of gasoline for each A. Not The value of the units ing- on your ration card may be changed from time to time as publicly announced by the Office of Price ad- ministration through the Star Q. Can I spend all of the ration card at one A. Q. Am I the only one who can use this A. any person operating the vehicle for which your card was issued can use it. Q. What if I do not have my card with me and want to purchase A. Dealers are not allowed to sell you any line unless the ration card issued for the vehicle for which gasoline is being purchased is Keep Continued on page 12 W Plans Urania Series NINE RACE AGAINST HAMILTON FISH With more entries Hi read than the Kentucky the region it witnessing this month iU greatest political H mass movement to defeat Hamilton Hopefuls and popping up like sunflowers at the rate of one 24 They all have the same thus has put for- ward a Entries 80 Far To date the entries in the 26th Congressional District actually or by proxy International Banker W. Averell now in Bankruptcy Referee W. Bennett of Former Warden of Sing Lewis E. State Senator Allan A. Radio Actor Arthur F. Tuxedo resident and N. Y. on page MANY WITHOUT CARDS the final day for sugar ration found some thousands of Orange County residents without qualifications for the cards which will vide sweets for first Ration officials expected ly everyone would have tered by closing time FALL Corregidor and its sister forts in Manila Bay fell this week to the enemy after Japanese shock troops stormed the Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright asked for surrender of the 6500 including Army FILLS BLACKOUT PRESCRIPTION FOR PNEUMONIA VICTIM Dave proprietor of the Rialto lot a thing like countrywide blackout stop him from filling an ency with the store the black as your hat Thursday a mother whose boy ly ill with ed into the handed Sher a prescription for saving Sher rigged a blackout flashlight to him light to check the The patient William A. Mayo of Goshen village attorney for Chester this succeeding to the post left vacant by the death of his law Philip A. FOR ASSEMBLY Untouched as et bj the of the mass movement to defeat Hamilton the field of Republican dates for the Second Assembly District designation remained today at Charles bush had announced would seek new com- munity radio station noting that local broadcasting stations the value of dramatic matic in each day's Already lined up for this to be aired under iti a series are a group of talented young people from the EQUIPMENT IS FROZEN t Assemblyman llom tlie Hammond of Previous A u I he group Landou Wilson C. president of the Demerest store still was in the strongly supported by the group which originally proposed him as type of man needed in Albany in these that he formerly ADS CIVIL PROTECTION Major General William N. Haskell has been named tor of the State Office of ian Protection by Governor He succeeds Major General John F. Gen. formerly was State tional Guard He is a veteran of the 27th with the Theatre ami Civi Le Ruth Katheryn Eleanor Catherine William Fred nice Ann ard j Fred the gram emphasized again today that the interests are those of the com- munity and that these dramatic programs as well as all other material will be designed to make WALL the complete lic servant its position in the re- gion wilt ADD WAR Latest to tobacco chew ers most in the long list of Government war freezes is The Telephone serves Port has a building but nothing to put in it. This anomalous and vating condition is another of the unforeseen developments of government and war The company 's brand now was to have been installed for the over from the old building to the was held up ly and may not be obtainable now until after the If company officials can dis- cover any way to get the they will do but to it is the switch along with other tele phone materials is froze  

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