Italians Suffer Major Setback at Porta Edda Debarkation Port
Greek forces report heavy resistance by Italian troops at Porta Edda, the key Fascist port of debarkation in Albania, as they push toward the area while advancing toward major objectives.
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Newspaper
Monroe Morning World
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1940
Page
6
Greek forces report heavy resistance by Italian troops at Porta Edda, the key Fascist port of debarkation in Albania, as they push toward the area while advancing toward major objectives.
The national government of China offered 106000 Chinese dollars for Wang Ching-wei head of the Japanese-recognized Nanking government for usurping the presidency and signing a treaty harmful to China’s safety. Premier Wang Ching-hui threatened to suspend normal relations with any foreign power recognizing the Wang regime.
Reports describe Albanian front advances around Pogradetz north of Koritza and the capture of Italian officers and weapons. Meanwhile Italy shifts the 11th army into the Albania front as Britain endures air raids with several planes shot down and alarms in London. In Mexico City a rumored plot to kill President-elect Camacho prompted a raid on Communist offices, ending in a gunfight and arrests. Henry A. Wallace to attend inauguration as special ambassador.
The administration pursues higher revenues to cover ordinary expenses and amortize defense outlays. A $10 billion revenue goal was discussed to fund defense costs over five years while keeping the debt limit in view. Officials note 13 billion in current year spending with about 4.5 billion for extraordinary defense costs.
Fordham clinched a Cotton Bowl invitation by routing NYU after staving off California on the one-yard line. Texas A&M, Rice, and SMU's wins preserved chances for a conference crown with upcoming matchups against TCU and Baylor. Georgia, Duke, LSU, Maryland, and Washington State posted regional results, with Santa Clara and Hardin-Simmons also winning.
A raid led to the seizure of three rifles, 15 pistols, a bomb and cartridges with four more people arrested after a second shooting in a suburb where a detective was wounded. Avila Camacho’s inauguration is expected to proceed with minor disturbances. Henry A. Wallace will attend as U S special ambassador.
West Monroe churches announce Sunday school at 9:45 to 11 with missionary day offerings, devotional services at 11 and 7:30 led by Pastor Tanner and Dr. Prince. Open House pledges, B T U, R A and Sunbeams meet. week of prayer for foreign missions. special services led by Joe Trussell and others.
Calvary Baptist Church at 812 Mississippi Street shares the sermon topics The Two Builders from Matthew 7 24 27 and A Joyful Homecoming from Luke 15 20. Baptismal service follows the evening message. Brotherhood meeting time to move to 6 30 to boost attendance. comments to church officers.
A local church extends a cordial invitation to Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. A BTU program follows at 6 36 p.m. with evening worship at 7 30 p.m. The message urges loving God and neighbor and forgiving others as taught in Luke 19 27.
Central Baptist Church at 3306 Lee Avenue invites all friends to attend Sunday school from 9 45 to 1640 as better weather boosts expected turnout The Training Union reports strong progress in church education and asks all members to participate The pastor subjects include The Missionary Challenge of The People Called Ba and the evening message Miraculous locations and outcomes are noted but not specified.
Swartz Louisiana weekly church calendar lists Sunday School at 9 45 AM Morning Worship 10 45 AM Bible Class 6 30 PM B T U 6 30 PM Evangelistic Service 7 30 PM Mid week Prayer Service Wednesday 7 PM Women’s Missionary Society Thursday 2 30 PM The message urges Christmas spirit and reflects on Christian love and peace amid a turbulent world.
Bible study at 10 am worship at 11 am and 7 3 pm Ladies Bible class Tuesday 2 pm and prayer service Wednesday 7 30 pm Includes a quoted verse about every knee bowing to God and every tongue confessing.
A. T. Mitchell invites all to Ridge Avenue Baptist Church the only church in the area to attend. The slogan The Friendly Church welcomes families and children to Sunday school at 9 45 with Lee Overton superintendent and preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm Baptist Train- ing follows.
Union meeting at 6 30 p m directed by Bennie Z Andrews and W M S meeting at 2 30 p m led by Mrs G D Jones. Prayer services and business meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Music program Friday at 7 30 p m Clyde Fulton director. Located on Ridge Avenue between the McGuire and Splane additions.
Pastor W T Hemphill closes revival with multiple services at 7 30 p m each week. Lois Hemphill led Young People meeting and Lucille Williams will give a sermonette. The group invites all to seek spiritual renewal in Gods house.
Sunday service at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday services at 8 p.m. Reading room 626 Bernhardt Building open daily 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. except Sundays and holidays. Lesson subject for December 1 1940 denounces ancient and modern necromancy mesmeric hypnotism. Isaiah 45 22 and 1 John 4 cited. Mary Baker Eddy text notes necromancy foreshadowed mesmerism and hypnotism.
The schedule lists a 7:30 am Holy Eucharist, 9:30 am church school, and a 12:45 pm sermon mid day service. Rector reads evensong and preaches at 4 pm in St. Davids Rayville. The Advent feast opens the season blending joyous Christmas prep with reflection on the first Advent and its future bearing.
The rector begins another year at Grace Church parish and urges all members to attend this Sunday to affirm their loyalty to God and His church. The church opens daily from 7 36 am to 5 3 pm with Wednesday and Friday services at 9 am celebrating the Holy Eucharist.
Advent season themes fill the next four weeks at First Methodist Church Jackson with morning and evening services through December. Today’s topics are Greatest in Character and Who Are Gods Favored, with various meetings for church groups and societies this week led by Pastor A M Freeman.
A Stone Avenue Methodist Church message recounts a girl before surgery who prays before being put to sleep. The preacher urges citizens and believers to wake to opportunity and responsibility, stressing the need to put first things first in a day with no promise of tomorrow.
Invitation outlines weekly worship times including Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. morning worship at 11, Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p.m., evening service at 7:30, with gospel singing opening. Circles meet Tuesday at 2:30 with hostesses Mrs. A. J. Ingram and Mrs. E. Williamson. Prayer service Wednesday at 7:30.
Rev W A Cross presides with Sunday school at 9 45 am and worship at 11 am Epworth League at 6 30 pm Wesley Brotherhood at 6 45 pm and evening service at 7 30 pm Morning message Five Laws Governing Prayer and evening message Examine Yourselves Whither Ye Be in The Faith at Gordon Chapel Methodist Church.
Trinity Lutheran invites all to Sunday school and Bible class at 10 00 am followed by church service at 10 45 am. Worshippers are welcome to attend.
The First Presbyterian Church Grammont at Catalpa, led by Ernest Holloway, urges December benevolence for ministerial relief. It cites 570 relief homes hosting 374 workers and asks members to donate five cents daily for 31 days to aid aged pastors, widows, orphans, and missionaries. The sermon explores Habakkuk and Psalm 9 themes under the title Our Dwelling Place.
The message invites participation in an evening study on Habakkuk 3. It promotes a welcoming Sabbath school atmosphere and encourages readers to join for spiritual reflection and fellowship.
Church year begins in November with strong attendance expected Sunday at 9 45. Myron P. Quigley will lead the morning service and G M Akin will deliver the evening sermon on Gods Desire to Save Men. Evening services at 11 06 and 7 36. Young peoples meeting at 6 39 with N Y P S under O L Hoskins. Mrs A Brown directs Hi N and Mrs J E Wright the juniors. Monthly board meets Monday 7 30. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 on Luke study. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meets Tuesday 7 30 at Mrs W M Joyners 206 Gordon avenue.
Arthur B. P T A, vice president and general manager of United Gas Corporation of New York Houston and Shreveport, died today at his brother's home in Locust Valley New York. Born in Grand Rapids Michigan he worked with southern and midwestern firms before joining United Gas five years ago. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Grand Rapids.
Selective Service Headquarters at Jackson Barracks announced that the 156th Infantry will depart New Orleans for Camp Blanding in Florida on December 22 for a year of training.
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