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•ìj¥ f • ÊKP . B U Y •MITCB STATO' \ DCrCNSC-O BONDS' A N » C.T S T A M P S wiTgy 'iiWTEO STATES ‘ DC F t Hi SE B Ö N D S , ' ,'AMQ STAMPS AND THE MACEDON JOURNAL ^rì^OO-PER Y E iU ^ T O X Ç rLY IN ADVANGÌB - PArarTRXTTCAT W llK rT liU ft SD A Y, OCTOBER 22, 1942 SINGLE COPIES FÏV35 CENT3- pttgmFrom Boys In The Service òf Unde Sam Norfolk;, Va-. Oct. 9., 1942 ■■yimyra Courier-Joumal ¿Palmyra, New York - Sjjeir-Sirs;— :---— r ----- ■'/¡.Words alonei cannot express my Appreciation to. you ior sending my copies- of -your paper. I t is •'-like a letter written by several '.people, each telling about different \¿things happening“ to them and to i:otbers. . • .-.i-; After having finished a 20. -if-weeks course in the Aviation Ma- i chinist Mjate School in \ Jackson- viriiie, Fla., J am \now tafting nn \ advanced course here in Norfolk. il'm sending .my new address so ¿ythat I may continue, to receive the ,':paper without\' interruption. Ino.i.-v ¿dentally, I hgpe that those who •‘.lave written, to me in the past as -j --v,-eH as many others that remem- ■ler' v me will take note of my new -/’.address. We in the service, g reatly' ‘appreciate letters from our old ■'friends, p I thank y.ou. B a ri M. Smith, AMM3/C Camp Edwards, Mas3. ■¡■s.. Oct. 7, 1942' ’ •¿Editor, Palmyra Courier-Journal ■\¿Palmyra New York :*Dear Sir: I wish'to thank you very sin cerely for sening me the Palmyra -.paper. It is swell to hear what is ’¡iiappening back- in the old home ..Hown. Thanks again for banging -.the home news to a soldier far ■rom j home. Sncerely George Pickering New York-G:ty, N. Y. .. ¿..September 26,j 1942- ¿Gentlemen:,,“ . j -.-. Just a line .to let you know-tha£ * I appreciate your sending me\ the' Palmyra paper. I hav'e been receiv ing it for the past year and it has . kept me in connection with the Tiews about town, also to know that -everything is going on fairly well. r Our outfit has been doing a ’ great job, scj good that it has been •transferred from light mainten ance to heavy. And now a few changes have been made as to the Quartermasters duties that we - have been made an Ordance Com pany, although our duties aie th**’ \■same. , We enjoy movie films of the re- 1 cent development, at least foup '•shows a week in our camp, beside o some of the other fellows in neigh- * \Boring camps who have musical ,1a]ent or other talents. AJ.l in all , Tve get alopg swell, ; Y o u r s ' truly • Corp. William B/ Klaeysen , l “* * San Bruno, Calif. Oct. 7, 1942 '■ \Dear Sir, , Well,-1 finally rcached my new , '.station here. I ’ve been assigned for duty w ith the 4th Air- Force ’ ^Command and the- 327th Fighter '\ Squadron, and I ’m proud to be in PROCLAMATION . AN APPEAjL TO THE PEOPLE ‘ of the V ILLAG E and TOWN of PALMYRA Our government critically needs > our scrap rubber and metai. W° -rare-startiHg_oTr_MorrdaF_to-collectr every pound available. We are ask ing for the cpo'peration of everi •loyal citizen. Your_Scrap Salvage ''Committee aims to have Palmyra ... at the top of every town in the county. Afe ■you going to do your ;,part? We need help every day-of tli (• week of the 26th—trucks, men, .“women and boys. We need 50 men -~®nd all the women who want to ; get out and work on the trucks. -. 'Collection in the village will be made on Thursday, October 29th. .^The other days of Harvest Week :\.will be spent collecting in rural it because -we have. P-39’s to Hy ■which are made in my home state. It’s sure a swell and fast aii-pleus. I’m located near. San Francisco at Mills -Field.- Wellp I can’t- think of' anything else to- say except- that you can fojjvard fny favorite news paper to this station: --- Happy Landings 2nd. Lt. Antonio M'. DeAngelo J Landlords Must Register. By. Oct.* 23 During the. coming week begin ning with October 19 through until October 23rd, the Newark High School will be staffed with volun teers and a member of the Roches ter Area Rent Office Staff to assist' the landlord in registering the property on which'he collects rent. This registration is* required tyr law, and all landlords must regis-. ter for rent they receive, whether it be a house/, apartment or even one room that is rented to a roomer. j The hoiirs of registration will be pa l m r a l j ows present SERVICE honor ROLL p t aques j Harvest of Scrap Material Starts Next Monday) Picture, Courtesy of Rochester Ti mes Union -jateas, ¿ r This is X O U I ^ war—United we will win. Let’s do all in our power , to help the boys who are fighting * -.for us. , ~ -- Remember— the-week of October —26thr Let’s have' your scrap— and -¿Yoar help. Alvin E. LaRue ■ Scrap Salvage Committee ; . , Chairman to be effective needs prompt and 100 per cent, registration of all rental properties. Mr. Edward K. ‘'Consumers have the right tn sue in a local court for three times the amount of the overcharge or- 550, whichever is higher, plus a*:- On Saturday evening, in a cercmony at Palmyra “ High School, Palmyra was presented With two honor roll plaques carrying the names of men and girls serving with the nation’s armed forctv, ______ . ________ _ ________ ______ by .Palmyra .Lions Club; The plaques have-now been placed or,the front of the Village Hall Pre- from 10 a: m. to 4 p. nr. all days [ ceding the program^the High School Band rendered '& fine concert. except Wednesday. On Wednes- Shown in .the^pjeture standing before the roll-are, from left: Supervisor Sanford M. Young, the day, the hours will be from'4‘p. m. | Rev.-A. J. Thomas \of Lyons, Palmyra, VilISgëTPresiâëht Irving Mcnroe, Spencer Knapp and Wallace until 9 p.m. t j J- Beatty, president of the'Lions Club, all'of whom“ took part in the dedication ceremonies. The Maximum Rent Regulation : ------- TTTTiu— b^arne effective in the Rochester Defense Rental Area which com- U U U 5 C V V 1 V C5 n S H C U prises the counties of Monroe,'T T J i A r l r n n P f i r p « Genesee, Orleans and Wayne, on | 1 u y U C t f t U il 1 11LC9 October 1, 1942, at which time j Local housewives were advised rentals are automatically reduced today by Mr. VanOstrand, Chaiv- to the level of Maximum Rent roan of the Wayne County War Date, March 1, 1842. , | Price and Rationing Board to mak'» The regulation requires that all.a list of the prices they paid fro»~ dwelling units now rented or of-;j\September 28 through October 2 iered for rent must be registered for poultry, dairy products and otn by the landlord.. A dwéUing unit 'er important foods which came un- is' a'room or group of rooms in- der price-control on October 5’. eluded in’ahy -Hoiise;' Rpartment 'or -He pointed out- that\with'sücir d flat for which a rent is paid. Per- list/it’will be-a simple matter--to sons having one or two roomers 'check thé prices now being charg must register for each rôntedroom.Lti-for those items and make surp A tenant who sublets all or any \that they are no higher than the part of his dwelling unit must also ceilings. register. ( ¡<p^-ce3 on poultry, mutton, bul- Offlcials of the Area Rent 0 % e tei. cheese) cggs> camed milk, on. located in the Cutler Building, ¡on3i vv},ite potatoes, dried beans, Rochester, New York, do not an- cornmeBl fresh citi-us fruits and ticipate the necessity of using the canned 'citrus fruits and juice3; enforcement which the Maximum ,<Mr VanOstrand said, “should be Rent Regulation provides because n0 w her than the highest price they feel that no straight thinking store charged for these itepia landlord can doubt for one minute in the five days behveen Septem- the absolutely vital necessity for ber 28 and October 2. rent control as a means of curbing disastrous inflation. Rent control Village Collection Set For Thursday , Oct; 2^“ The salvage committee has dc.-. .one’s-.patriotic- heart\ -says Mrs. signated next- Thursday, October 29th, us the day to have Palniyra \Village scrap set out at the curb for collection. Town trucks will spend that day picking it up in the villago only. On the other days In the weeks beginning Monday, (Oct ober 26,)> scrap metal and rubber will be -collected from the-farms outlying places outside the village. According to Mrs. Gladys Bro- kaw and Mrs. Jay Whittaker, chair men of the Volunteer Office-cnn- vasscrs group, eighty-five Pal myra women are assisting in mak ing the canvass. “The people -'f Palmyra are responding to this canvass in a manner that wavitw Hunt, Deputy Director of the torney’s fees and court costs. Rochester Defense Rental Area, states that he personally feels, that all landlords in the Rochester | Defense Rental Area realize and S c à b b a r d m S c r a p German Sword and recognize the above facts. A sword and scabbard made in Germany has been turned in Cor ! scrap by II. C, Fletcher of Jack- Appie Week National Apple Week, instituted son Street, to promote the sale of apples in Mr. Fletcher came into posses- New York State, makes its annua, sion of the sword when he was in debut today with a burst of autum-.charge of the Edison Technical, nal color. Food store windows, fruit ¡High School in 1912 when the stands, push carts, an deven news ^school was moved to one of the va- stands, push carts, and even news Icated buildings of the Western New rich red of native New York Cort- ¡Ycrk House of Refuge located now lands and Mclntoshes. (in Edgerton Park and on the pro- ------ - ---------- I sent site of Jefferson High‘School. ¡The old House of Refuge had a Booster Night at GrangeSaturday More WorkersvAre Needed For Surgical Dressings ;' The Red Cross Surgical ¿Dress ing Committe’e requests more vol unteers to register .through the Vol unteer Office for ¿this work. At present there .are two full groupu Working Tuesday and-Thursday af ternoons: beginriingJTnextrwoek a group will 'start ,on'^itelinesday nv enings,1 7:30 to;9:30; aritj.'duc to a- greatly increased quota', /ifeswill be necessary to start still another. The committee .will choose the time for this according to the' convenience of the majority or registrants. Owing to delay in shipment of materials from the manufactur ers, all branches are behind sched ule. The Palmyra branch has work ed seven afternoons since Septem ber 29th when the first materials were received and has finished 3U August aild September-quotas, 4, 480 dressings, and 150 more. The October quota just received is 14,- 500, due to be sent out November 23rd. Is Graduated From Submarine School Roger Elbert Knapp, 27, motor machinist’s mate second class, v\ 234 Jackson Street, Palmyrtf, h?3 cofnpleted basic training at the Submarine School, Submarine Basft, New London, X!onn., for duty with our. growing fleet of undersea fighters. Knapp will bo entitled to wnar the twin dolphin insignia of the submarine service after further experience aboard a su^mnvino during which he must 'demonstrate to his commanding officer that h-i is fully qualified in the duties of his rate. The insignia is regarded ¡military company and the sword I had been us'ed by the officers in charge. • Palmyra Grange will have a! We hope it will be.returned to Booster Night program next Tues-1 Germany where it was made, day evening, October 26. A Boos- ter Night is one of the evenings when the Grange ‘invites the pub lic to meet with them' and enjoy a good program. The lecturer, Mrs. Arthur Poyzer, sr.', is’ planning a program of -musical numbers, vtfad- needed -for Scrap Harvest Week ings and other features which will October-26th-through-31st.— If-you « W W W » * — — » — « » » • • > HÌ5LP W A N T E D Volunteer manpower ls urgently as a mark of distinction through out the Navy. Son_jof-Clydr~J—Knapp of Mn: be of interest to all-Let eaclj, mem ber ask a friend to attend this meeting. If you live in the country, fill your car with 'your neighbors and. come along. Light- refresh; ments will be served. Let us maka fhis meeting one of the Outstand ing of .the veaT. -Grange ladies are asked to bring friedcakes. L % Rebekahs Sleet .Wednesday ' Palmyra Rebekah Lodge *wi!l hold its regular-meeting -on- Wed nesday evening, October 28. A good attendance is desired as bus^ ‘¡ness of importance— is to be brought before the members/ can give a few hours to this drive — if you feel that your country’s welfare is' worth a little of your time — please call one of the fol lowing and* tell them when-you will hlep: ; Bob Wapl.es — Phone 312. Royal Scholl — Phone. 476.-- Salvage -pflfice.-^Phone 447. -Three or four hours of your time spent collectlng scrap (in the town trucks) may save a soldier’s life: Rwy-D efenserBonds edon, N. Y., the submarine 'school graduate, was a track and -footbal' letterman in Palmyra High Schoo’. After enlisting on March 7, Knapj> took his recruit training at Great Lakes, 111. He quoted his choice o' submarine service as “to further my education in the machine linp. ’ / Gommissioned-2ndr Lieut. In Air Force The West Coast Training'Cen ter of the U. £. Army Air .Forces h'as announced the graduation of Class’42-1 on Tuesday, September 29, at Luke_Field, Ariz. Antonio M.~DeAngefo of Palmyia .was a. member of this .classjwhere .he .l.e- -ceivod his wmgs~as a commission ed officer making him a Second Lieutenant in-the U. S.. Army.. Air. Eorce. Tony is now in the 327t’,i Fighter“ 'Squadron _at Mills “Fiel-V San Bruno, Calif. His many friends in - Palmyra- 'extend\ to~hhri the heaVtjcst congratulations. Leather Footwear Not Rationed Emphasizing that the only, type of footwear now rationed is men’s rubber boots and men’s rubber work shoes, Mr. VanOstrand, Chairman of the Wayne County War Pr!c2 and Rationing Board, said today that there is no restriction on sales of, leather boots and shoes or. lea ther footwear. The annonncement was made to clear up confusion that is report*-' to have caused some merchants to withhold sales of workmen’s type of leather footwear, in the mistak en belief that they too, arc covered by Ration Order Number Six. Sugar Dealers Urged To Turn in Stamps Sugar dealers were advised to day by Mi; VanOstrand, Chair man of thè Wayne County War Price and Rationing Board, to turn in their stamps and certificates be fore the lapsing of the validity date. His caution was given to re tailers, wholesalers, industrial and institutional users of sugar. “Since no replacement can be given by local boards for stamps and certificates upon which the validity date has lapsed,’ hardship results for those sugar users hold ing expired stamps and certifi cates, in that the amount of suga\ available to them'lsf reduced” Mr. VanOstrand said. In ’ urging sugar dealers to cash in their certificates before lh%y lapse, Mr. VanOstrand pointed out that the Office of Price Adminis tration, recognizing the difficul ties confronting such users when deliveries cannot be made within the validity period of the certifi cate, has made provision for a- exchange of such certificate. Un der instructions from Lee S. Btick- inrrhnm, New York Stato Dlrcclae- American Legion and Firemen’s Bazaar Huge Success The bazaar held by the American Legion and Fire Companies of the Village of Palmyra was a huge suc cess. A slight rain during the lat ter part of the evening on Satur day chilled some, of the enthusiasm shown by the crowd, but it did toot dampen their spirit'for the Christ mas packages for the boys ln Ser vice. The Fire Companies and Ameri can Legion wish to thank the peo ple who helped make th is’bazaar a-financial success and know that they will have a more Merry Christinas knowing that the folks in'Service will receive a remem brance from their home town. We wish to* especially thank the members of the Palmyra Home Defense Unit, the Manchester Firo Department and their display of coordination of men. Thè Mre Departments and the American Legion have set up a committee to buy the presents and pack the boxes for the boys, which will be shipped immediately. VS£e again wish to thank the peo ple of the Town of Palmyra and know that any worthwhile project that ls undertaken in Palmyra will always go \over the top\; and don’t forget the Scrap Drive held here October 26th through October 31st to give guns and protection to those that we ar p now sending Christmas boxes to. DeWitt Cullip, Chief Pal. The Fire Department and the American Legion F. M. DeCoster, Com. Brokaw. “The canvasser* if the Officc_of Price Administra- fon, sugar users holding certifi cates which arc about to lapse and acainst which delivery cannot be made within validity period, can protect such certificates by \ex changing them, before they lapse, at the local rationing board. The new certificates will be good for sixty days from the dates of ¡¡?- iuaHCeT \ \ A.ftentio'i was called to nnotha-* p- ob!er<i foc'ng some sugar users who turned over all their certifi cates for-a given allotment period to their suppliers,- without first having- their purchases confirmed. As a result, some certificates hari expired, .while the. -balance-o£_tho sugar for which they called was undelivered.\ ~ To alloviate this situation, sugar users __car)L _&aye their- certificates subdivided by the local board, thu3 enabling - -them to surrender to. their suppliers certificates closely aoprovimating the weight of ac tual .deliveries. Moose Plan Party Palmyra Lodge No. 1420 of tin L.O.O.M: will hold a • Founders Day party in honor of the found ing of Mooseheart on Friday, Oct ober 30, at 8:00 o'clock in the Iodg • rooms. All members, their families and friends are invited \to atlen.l. There will be games, enteitai'i. ment and refreshments. The' standings in the Moore Bowling’League are as follows- Team Points Pipe S h o p .....................................18 Hotel Sellen ....’ ........................IB Finn Auto Supply ........... 14 Palmyra Hotel . . . . . . . ' - 14 Burns Liquor Store Briggs Drug Store O.E.S. To Honor W. M. With Picnic Supper Palmyra Chapter, O.E.S., will ■working hard, and aro enthusias tic In their, praise of the coopera tion they aro receiving.\ The clergymen of Palmyra avo mak^ff th6 rural canvass throughput tho township. Much has been said concerning- thé great iieeil for' scrap. The sit uation is so serious that tho gov ernment has requested evon artic les which might be of some usO to a householder, provided that use- ¡3 indefinite. Our. boys ,in tho arm ed services had no chance to de cide whether they preform! keep ing their »jobs—staying in their homes with their families. There fore we lmve no right to hold bnck anything from them. When Ui~ history of today is written it will either be the saga of a great peoplo arising to the omergoncy of the moment and supporting its arnjed forces with overy ounco of energy, or it will be the dreary dirge of an obese and self-satiflfieJ people too busy making -hionoy, too blind to tho horrible scourge sweeping all before it, too willing to lot tho other follow carry the burden of many, to Tespond to tho agonized cry of its fighting men. Spokesmen for the people have denied bitterly the chargo inndo by .certain.;, government officials that the people ..are asleep to their danger, and'too complacent to do anything about It if they know. When your name is recorded In history, which way will you bi> classified? Is it to bo a saga of victory or a miserable répotition of too little and too late? Your salvage committee ,i!j counting on. you to' prove\ the- skeptics wrong. Let’s got mad— got boiling mad— * and then get busy and finish this job up with a record scrap havvo.it! Poultry Association Elects Officers Members of the Wayne Countv Improvement Association which 1o the largest in New York State hav‘> re-organized for the coming yeiu by electing officers for the var ious duties of tho associations. Elmer Stone of Clyde, owner tho White Egg Farm has been elected president to succeed Ahrain Moll of Williamson who has been given the office of treasurer. Mr Moll was tho original president and has held the post for two years. Androw Wadsworth of Wol cott was selected as viee--pTC8idet:c and James Pattist of Williamson re-elected secretary. Other mem bers of the association are; Frank Beneway of Ontario; Farley Por ter of Sodus; Arthur Briggs o** Macedon; G.. W. Simonds of Ittd <&re«>k and Daniel VcrPlunk, Jr., .«if- Marion. With tlie exception of pulle’s and of the bleeding birds have- Dpen selected and banded un-lcr the official -name of the New Ynric Poultry Improvement Cooperative Inc. They are either approved flocks or certified flocks. The of ficial.. selection of breeders his precede their regular meeting Mon day evening, October 20, by a pic nic supper„at G:00 o'clock to wel come home Worthy Matron Mar jorie Mate. Please bring own dbh- ea, silver and sugar, aijd if not sol icited, please bring money. During the business- session W. M.'Marjorie Mate will give her re port of the New York State Grand Chapter, O.E.S. Convention in Hotel Astpr, New York 'City \dur ing tho Week of October 11, Enlist^ in Navy ' Maurice-H.-Hickey, son- of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hickey of Town Line Road,' enlisted in the U. S. Navy oii September 1G, and left last Thursday for his duties. He is stationed -in Davisville, R'. I. helped to improve and maintain., the .excel’ent strains of 'v1i to ’ g-- horns, Rhode Island Reds and Nrsv Ilampshirea found in Wayne Com.- ty< Association to Help'on Nation Meat Shortage ,.C. W. Simonds of Red Creek ha/* already gotten his flocks in slm|ij and its incubators tuned-up to deal -with the shortage of meat. Mr. iSimonds plans to start work ini-- ’mediately on hatching barred Ply mouth rocks,* Rhode;’ Island, Rod« and New Hampshirea for -anyone .wishing, to make use of his idl\ brooder house equipment this fall and\ help feed s.oldiers and sailovpf ,The .chicks—wj]L_bo—£xom_.selficU)il. birds so tho .pdliets could bo kqp: for layers as well as. rteat. 1 Poultrykeopers in '-Wayno Cor*'- ly will respond to. its sharp of tn t increaso of 200,000,000 chicks ih r t hag been requested-by ‘ tho'sovciv- -' ment. They lmve 'tils ' cquip-men“. housing facilities and ability to r/iise the birds.. . . .
