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The Canton Repository

Location

Canton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1942

Page

9

Churchill Promises Debates On War Policy In Commons

Prime Minister Winston Churchill appeared before the House of Commons in London for the first time since his world tour and expressed growing confidence in the war’s outcome. He promised a three day debate on military and domestic policies, including Far East concerns, and indicated he would risk a vote of confidence if the debate revealed a need for accountability. The address came amid questions on the scorched earth policy in Malaya and stalled policy in Europe and Asia.

Hy International News Service London Winston Churchill House of Commons New World Today Malaya Frederick Pethick - Lawrence Far East Churchill United States Canada Roosevelt Washington House Edward William Grigg Europe Spain Britain Middle East

Y W C A Resumes Classes Wednesday

Y W C A opens its second term with the Ladies Day Out classes beginning at 9 30 a m and running into the afternoon. Most instructors will attend except Mrs Oliver Kuhn of the Ohio lore class. E T Heald of the M C A will discuss Bezaleel Wells early Canton days. Mrs Kuhn leads the class January 28. Luncheon speaker at 11 30 a m will be Mrs David Bachtel on The Consumer in Defense.

Oliver Kuhn Ohio Lore E. T. Heald Canton Bezaleel Wells Bezaleel Wells. Mrs. Kuhn David Bachtel

Rooms to Rent Advertised in Repository Want Ad

Housing notice seeks housekeeping rooms for immediate rent. Ad reproduces a Repository Want Ad listing a 1 room unit with kitchen, private entrance and bath, utilities and parking. Calls to dial 5101 to place an inexpensive ad for tomorrow’s paper.

Navy Plant AFL Vote Order Opens Door to New Elections

A national labor relations board order requires a yes or no vote within 30 days at the Canton naval ordnance plant to determine AFL Local 804 representation for 690 production and 200 maintenance workers. The decision allows future petitions for separate elections by other unions despite typical one-year limits due to rapid plant expansion.

National Labor Relations Board AFL Canton Naval Ordnance Plant Harry L. Lodish NLRB Washington International Association of Machinists Lodish Naval Ordnance Plant Louisville Navy Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co

Night hours reduced for gar stamp sale

The main post office and its Dueber Mahoning road and North Canton substations will stay open only until 8 tonight for sale of motor vehicle tax stamps. Postmaster Louis J. Elsaesser said the two hour reduction follows disappointing stamp-buying volume between 7 and 10 Monday night. He urged motorists to buy stamps in advance and noted each stamp comes with a form to mail to the Cleveland internal revenue office.

Mahoning Rd North Canton Louis J. Elsaesser Elsaesser Collector of Internal Revenue Cleveland

War Talks Planned by Ohio Publishers

Three hundred Ohio newspaper editors and publishers will discuss wartime effects at the Ohio Newspaper association annual convention in Columbus. Gov. Bricker opens with state government wartime issues, while Henry C. Wolfe and James A. Emery speak on the Pacific and industry’s wartime role. Roy D. Moore presides.

Associated Press Columbus Ohio Ohio Newspaper Association Gov Bricker Henry C. Wolfe Coshocton Pacific James A. Emery Chevy Chase National Association of Manufacturers Roy D. Moore Canton C. V. Hughes

Indiana Pony Express Revival Eyed in Indianapolis

E A Crane of Indianapolis, president of the Indiana Saddle Horse association, announced registration of riders and horse owners for a messenger service in case other communications fail, signaling a possible revival of the Hoosier version of the pony express.

Indianapolis The

1941 Federal Income Tax Example For Single Earners

Tax calculation for 1941 shows normal tax and surtax on an $8,500 net income. After exemptions and credits, surtax of 357.30 and normal tax of 276.00 total 1,133.50. Officials offer free help via internal revenue offices.

Installation Starts on 250 More Parking Meters Downtown

Installation of posts for 250 additional parking meters in the south half of the downtown business section will be completed within the next few days weather permitting. The new meters, ordered last November, will be placed in service as soon as the post setting task is completed. The meters will be on 3rd st SW and SE between Walnut and Cleveland avenues and on Cleveland Ave SW Market Ave S Piedmont Ave SE and Walnut Ave SE between Tuscarawas and 3rd Sts. On Tuscarawas St E and W the present meters zone will be extended one block to Cherry and McKinley Aves.

3Rd St Walnut Cleveland Aves Cleveland Ave Market Ave Piedmont Ave Walnut Ave Tuscarawas 3Rd Sts Tuscarawas St Cherry and McKinley Aves

Holmes County Board Elects Officers at Reorganization

Holmesville resident Guy Patterson was chosen president of the Holmes county board of education at the annual reorganization meeting in Millersburg. John Lengacher of Trail was named vice president and County Supt. D C Egger served as clerk. Other members include Forest Campbell Nashville Roy E Patterson Clark and R S Burklew Killbuck.

Holmes Millersburg Guy Patterson Holmesville Holmes County Board of Education John Lengacher Trail D. C. Egger Forest Campbell Nashville Roy E. Patterson Clark R. S. Burklew Killbuck

Tin Can Tourists To Last Another Year Chief Says

R C Foster of Canton Ohio leader of the Tin Can Tourists of America says trailer nomads will reduce moving, stay longer in camps and cover tires with canvas for safety. He expects less travel but trailers will be with us long term unless a gasoline shortage hits.

Chief Associated Pres Tampa Fla R. C. Foster Canton Tin Can Tourists of America

Young Republican League Promises Soldier Rides

The League of Young Republican Clubs of Ohio will issue 25000 red, white and blue stickers bearing Give a soldier a lift to be distributed by Young Republican clubs statewide. Stark County club president Stewart Ake said stickers had not yet arrived but would be distributed once received. Stickers go on the lower right windshield to signal soldiers in uniform that riders are welcome, though Army rules prohibit hitchhiking by servicemen unless offered a ride.

League of Young Republican Clubs Ohio Young Republican Stewart Ake Stark County Young Republican Club League Army

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