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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - June 21, 1943, Mount Pleasant, IowaVALID RATION STAMPS K. L. M. blue stamps expire July 7 J. K. I. M, N red stamps exp. Jn. SO Shoe Stamp 18 expires Ort. 31 “B" Tire Inspection by June 30 VALID RATION STAMP8 $ugar 13 - Through Aug. 15. Gasoline No. 6 Expires July 21 Fuel Oil 5.....Until Sept. 30 Coffee 24 - Through June 30 NEWS MT. PLEASANT, IOWAMONDAY, JI NE 21, 1943 Will Display Photos pjrst Reports of Men In Service „, , ^ - nnn State 15,000 Persons Dead They’ll Do It Every Time - - - ip that aint graft, f I DO/T KNOW WHAT f5 ’ GECT, I'M having A TOUGH V A HE*& supposed To HAMB time getting that pencil- \ charge of the office ^ SHARPENER NOU REQUISITIONED, \V SUPPLIES,BUT NOU / BUT LEAVE it to ME — I LL GET i COTTA BRIBE Him To V^, ONE OR BUST ! OH, THE WAV, J I CET A BLOTTER DO YOU WANT TO TARE A s' ^--- - V chance or two on this ^ [rT— I PUNCHBOARD AND WIN A J ' ■■■——I 1 \ UKULELE? NO CHANCE J q V crvER two Bits- r A [771 ! ^ County Over Red Cross War Fund Quota By-Paul Mallon i HES GOT A DOZEN PENCIL-SHARPENERS IN THE STOREROOM , BUT HE ACTS AS IF WE ASKED FOR FOUR new tires he ll n s WANT us TD GO CO-MAKER on . A LOAN FOR HIM NEXT*-/ (Distributed by King Feature* Bjm-dlrate. Inc, Reproduction In Pull or In Part Strictly Prohibited > Brown Lynch Scott Announces Plan; Bring In Photos washington— the admin is- TKATION has se ti going a rather shrewd and strong propaganda campaign to (Mi inue paying food subsidies; out of the treasury. It seems ill I v to get away with the idea, although a majority of congress is sharply opposed, The propaganda is based on two porns. Fli t, Mr Roosevelt says anyone having a bet < r ole" in which to hide freon dis: up;ion of price wage e-conomy, should produce it. He asks who has a be*ter plan. The se- oik! point is that England long has had such a scheme The. e two justifica ions are reinforced by th< administration appeal thai prices will fly through the roof and break up the whole war economy unless its chosen course is followed. / HE GOT ME n AWASTE BASKET ONCE Amo HE 1 REMINDS ME OF IT EVERY TIME , HE MOOCHES ii N A CIGAR, r % We are proud of the many fine, young people from this community who are . crying in the armed forces We know you must be proud of them too. So we are planning to put as many photos of our .service people as possible in the window of our store. No merchandise will appear in the window Just the photo. If vou have a son. brother, sister or Kwcethart who is in the service plea e loan us a photo of him for thus window. We will display the photo with his nam*' and rank and when the window is taken out the photo will be returned to you. Bring your photo to Brown Lynch Scott as soon as possible—let’s get the window started.—Adv. NO CHANCE \ CVERTWO BITS** AND NONE UNDER EITHER*** THE ^ I CHISELER J Tremor Felt In Istanbul During Storm Total Was $9,748 Compared With Quota of $8,500 London. England <IN3>— Complete destruction of a Turkish town of 24,-900 population by an earthquake was sported today in a German news agency dispatch The wrecked town Adabazar lies 60 miles east of Istanbul. The quake interrupted telephone communications between Istanbul and the capital city of Ankara, the dispatch said. Early reports indicated 15,000 killed in Adabazar. 40of the town's houses razed and 30T damaged A brief but strong tremor felt in Istanbul at the height of a thunderstorm last night caused panic in the city, the dispatch added. I Henry county exceeded its Red Cross ; war fund drive quota by 11,200, a re port submitted by George o. Van Allen. chairman of the drive and O. B. {Taylor, treasurer, disclosed. Contri-» billions totaled $9,748.21 comjiared j with a quota $8,500 t Mi cellaneou.s contributions listed in the rei>ort included $264 87 from col-I lections at the Temple theater; $211 IO , from the state hospital employes and $835 53 from Iowa Ordnance Plant workers. Listening to the office con man Put OVER ONE OF his little rackets "’T-^a/vcacTZr MAV BURKE, KANSAS CHV HO The confributions from the various subdivisions of the county; Mi. Pleasant Ward No I .................$ 529 24 Ward No 2 ............. 693 19 Ward No. 3 .................. 477 45 Ward No. 4 .................. 549.25 (attle Receipts Drop 50 Per Cent SOMEWHAT ARTIFICIAL foundation. lie be nest h these contentions. The irrefutable truth I no .subsidies, or anything else, would be needed if tile administrations had held down prices and wages as promised. The ap- ( pi a1 for subsidies is a I maple confession of failure. I Actually, no oilier plan is iJtedej whole price-wage pol-e to work Under such ‘•better Ole1’ can pus- Shortage May Cost South Corn Pone Meat Subsidies Called Inflationary (Teachers Exam Will Be Given Friday Afternoon Martial Law In Parts of Detroit Protest Against Price Roll-Back Cattle Lain Meanwhile Total Miscellaneous Tippecanoe Twp. Jefferson Twp. , Trenton Twp Scott Twp. ..... Marion Twp Canaan Twp. Salem Twp ____ Hillsboro ....... New Lond n Twp Jackson Twp Baltimore Twp Center Twp Wayne Twp Livestock Official Rakes Sub sidv Step even now it the i ivy could be made cir rum., antes no fibly b* produced ration has just conr<>ct-l'leal argument io cov-proceed to do what I TotalWITH OUR BOYS SERVICE Delbert L. Flayharty has filed suit with the clerk of the court seeking a divorce from Henries a Flayharty. They were married at Kahoka. Mo., on Feb. 8. 1939. and lived together until July 31, 1942 Cruel and inhuman treatment la charged. Orpha B Harvey has filed a suit on a note against W A and Both Griffith. The note was given in 1936. The suit seeks $2,250 and interest since that date. Hull Confident of Russia's Armies Marriage License Issued

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