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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15
Red Cross
Negro Group
Joins Drive
Prof. Edwin johnson
Heads Campaign in
County; Speakers APP
peared in Churches
Sundays; All TO Be
Given Chance to Give.

Prof. Edwin y. Johnson, principal
II Central Colorcd gr9ied school,
who is in charge Of the Red Cross re-
lief fund for the county, has COM
pleted his executive committee,
which began work Sunday, he an
nounced today. Speakers We're placed
in all Negro churches Of the city
Johnson issued al appeal today to
the colorcd people t. give as gen2r-
ously as they can for IT, cause. He
said workers will cover all sections
OF the city Tuesday seeking contribU-
tons. Business concerns viii also be
visited with a view to securing do
nations from the Negro help. The
committee is composed of Edwin y.
johnson, Prof. O. T. Robinson, Mrs.
l.. B. Yancey, Rev. ". 3. Westbrooke
and Robert Hawkins.
District chairmen. ". +. Williams,
Townsville; Raymond Anders, XII
trell; James r. Barnes, Middleburg:
W. G.. Hare, Mt. Pleasant; p. n.
Lewis, WILLIAMSBURG; A. Lane, Dab
ney. Any citizen overlooked IN this
campaign who wishes to make a c0A-
tribution Will please contact any
teacher in the system or call at the
office of the principal, it was stated
by Froi. Johnson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15
TRAFFIC FINES

Conrad lnge and j. l.. Duke PAID 81
traffic fines into the office of the city
clerk. records there showed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-12-15

The famed Grand Canal Of Venice
is nearly 2 u miles long, 100 to 23o
feet in width. and with an average
depth Of II Zee
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Women's coots (RequIor and Hof sizes)-3rd FL

B-womens sl65 Furred Winter Coatsback Forsmann Tooen
handsome collars of Silver Fox black Fosmann and
Jlad wooens with Persian Lambs 'front.' and panel to hen
sizes, 3912, Al n $3.50
Coatbege Forsmann woolen fit
blended Mink size 33 $3.50
k-Womens S495 Eurred Winter Coasback brown and oyster
grey Forsmann with Persian Lamb in panel to
treatment collar and border of Skunk waist deep shawl
of sizes 4112 S74S8
Winter Coatshed styles in Forstmann
with draed jabo collars of blended Mink
Silver blue with Marce blue dyed White Fox;
Persian Lamb collars and cuffs; sizes a3
35 AZ s825o
LWomens s1295 Furred Winter Coats-bak
jacket fronts! Black and
Lamb in panel waist treatments Blended MINK
Women. SIPS Furred Winter Coats-Forstmann and uard
panels Blended Mink and Lynx-dyed
pastron Skunk border and collar Black
brown 352 36 $3.50
Winter Coatsted and box styles in
with Silver Fox Fisher dyed Fitch
shawl collars with Squirrel collar and oorde sizes 5s
and 36 to ~ ------ -- $3.50
Io-Womens s5s,5
beige, oxford with and
Lynx dyed collars 3312 to 4312 s2ssS
in nubby
herringbone weeds blue rust brown; sizes 1914 to
a-women's
styles. 3512 $3.50
eWomens Coats-black beige
pasrons panel hem treatments shawl
collars Skunk collar of Natural Cross Fox sizes 33
nd 3s
dyed wooen with
Magellan Kit collar. 3512 S493S
with
Lamb Fher-dyed dyed collars Persian
treatments A and 35a 3e12 SASS
Coas-black green,
grey borders
also shawl collars of Blue dyed Fox and Persian Lamb sizes s
to 3912: 36 to 40 ---- - ------ S39B8
with Silver
and Skunk shawl and abot collar; sizes 36 to A 33a to
39t4 ~ ------- --------. s348s
boxy and blouse models brown wine blue and black
IWomens Forstmanp Deep draped
collar of Blended Mink. Size $3.50
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Budget Sports, Street Floor

6os3s5 SkirtsPad deeptoned woods kick
box peed and gored styles Brown black green navy wine
blue "A 30 SlsS
s0S595 JackeWoo pads bright monoton in classic lapel
and little boy coaed styles in brown red green navy Sizes
1002a S395 BlousesTalored shirts pungng neckne and
colared with embroidery
short sleeves Rayon white beige blue.
81 98
Sports peated
fitted with eored skirts All Of Brown,
blue red, Sizes IL to 20 29S
25S9 DressePretty pads with club collars
necklines. necknd bouses with
full sleeves skirts red gold
50 90
59s3s5 S595 Shirts JacketsWdewae cotton
shirts with shoulders Hiplengh
double breasted with collars the sturdy
brown, red blue. to 15----sIss SIS
60S295
collars. emblem trimming White, blue green navy
30
Evening star., 1941-10-30
CosuoI= Dresses-Fifth Floor

2s-s3s5 Dresses-Printed fowed she with
tucked fronts coaess round neck, gored skirts Purple tan,
green and black md white: sizes and SLAB
collars round
coaress necks high round collars and butontowaist types
leather self fabric belts; Blue green brown,
IL, IA (few in 400 S198
6s65O Dresses-Prnted striped and solid color
rayons Convertible collars crisp pockets
leather self pleaed skirts red,
tan brown: sizes 70 To 20 1926
25s1095 tailored and the dreser
cloth, crepes Jewel
crepe jerseys; tailored collars colare
skirts material and leather belts;
navy, blue,
to
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Underwear, Slips, Second Floor

lUUS3 PaJamasCay
surplice gowns. Broken
sizes --------
1O0-s195 PantiesRayon satns tailored hufed
with lace Tea white Sizes 26 to 32 all sizes in each
style 81
100-$3
satins Sl50
200-S195 SpsPopular bodice with styles with lace
Insertions beading ribbon satin,
all 81
S-s195 GownFlower printed assorted styles White
tea blue. Sizes 80 to SO; all sizes each 81
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Womens and Misses Budget Dresses, Fourth Floor

afternoon
dresses with high and necknes short bracelet
length gathered pated skirts shoulder
samples included
brown, blue Sizes IL Evening rayon tafea
oire White blue green
black red Sizes 10 to 6 Womens with
nalhead accents two-tone contrasts high necklnes
straight skirts Blue green black SO
I2-Msses and Womens s10s5 DresDaytme styles
crepe with separate jackets Bracelet length
sleeves shoulders high
mixtures all labeled
Labelling included Black, blue brown green.
Sizes IL 90 36 to 44 1914 to 24l2. Misses evening styles IN
tafea jersey and combinations Of
rayon net black, green
to
Womens ss.95 Dss-Daytime
crepe combinations rayon
veveteen accents high
necklnes Black blue brown red Sizes IL to 90
and 1914 to 24a NH
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Corset Shop-Seeond Floor

289-S65O, $3.50 GirdIes, Foundotions-S295
Fall models medium and large figures including our
Dorothy Bckum and Sknx Gdes for tail and
figures rayon moeS brocade novelty cotton
bases discontinued styles from STOCK
others are from special purchase 3 Foundations
include Jelefs Special Foundation
Sheaths. of a STYLE sizes 80 to 40.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Junior Deb Dresses, Fourth Floor

100Junors S1295 woons with naihead trim
woone wooens with belted Jackets cotton coduroys tucked
detail for style metal for
other Long and bracelet sleeves round and coarless
necknes Toast natural green, blue Al fabrics properly
labeled in accordance with the Wool Labelling Act) Black blue
brown with color contrast peated skirted
tailored models with buttons to waist Sizes to 15-S S64S
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Misses ISIS and up" Dresses, Second Floor

1Oe-Misses' S2975 Dresses-Sl4.88
For daytime Jewey basic frocks semi
types with soft skirt lines notched dgan necknes
spattered afternoon
deep and sweetheart necknes Simple and
dressy casuals high colors Black
beige blue royal blue For evening
crepe with long short sleeves Bonant
gowns combining lame and rayon crepe
Red white fuchsa purple black blue gold Sizes IL to 90
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Misses Dresses, Second Floor

1e7-Misses' $16e5 Dresses-S8.48
Daytime and two piece dresses dresses with Jackets Costumes
frockstalored and simple Bead
afternoon styles Sheer woods all labeled in accordance
Labelling Act Choose from velVet
fabrics. Dinner Evening Gowns
crepe velvet taea moirermmed with gilt
color contrast Black brown aqua
purple blue gold beige All Sizes II to 90
Evening star., 1941-10-30

73-S695 Brushed Royon Suede Robes, S3.48
zippered embroidery
blue (Negigee 5h foOrD
Evening star., 1941-10-30

small, medium and fuller fig
without bonng; cosngs Grdes rs to 32
A. Only two Of size and style 1895
$685. sss5 GirdIes
Dorothy Bkum Jele Special Label and Leong sheath
Grdes few pane grdes included Fabrics are ayon brocde
Girdles-25 to 3O------ ST. s1s5
ss-so s25o CorsetsQuay fabrics in discontinued models
from stock in Franco Poe Madam Irene Grdes and Founda
tons Wapte VasSar Foundations Rayon satnS
coons, brocades cotton bastes Grdes-
SO to A. Only Of size
Or type anu 1000
Bed Jackets Ponties, Grdes-Street Floor
,o-s s2S sl5o Bed cotton cotton and rayn
three-quarer butcher types with
necklnes; rose blue white small medium and
Soo-s Rayon PaniesDsconnued styles from famous makers in
Bohemia prints check and plain fabrics Briefs shorts sepns
trunks, white. Sizes to g. soc
3OO-s Vanity Discontinued models in cot
ton lace-andeasic. Few gds included All white sizes or
small, medium and large s1ss
Vonity Fair Seotion-Seoond Floor
ooo-s4 Vanity models
moulding net and lace with cotton oatie
panels Tearose white; sizes to o7----------sls3
12o-s1 Vanity upift styles
white rayon jersey; sizes 80 to So 8-----oo ooc
1os5 Vanity Fair wo-way
satin front panels white; sizes
75-S295, s. Gowns, Poomos-S1.3o
Black GownDcontinued Vanity Fair models in rayon
jersey cotton gathered
| waistines sizes 80, 34
o-s2s5 styles jersey with
shoulders; sizes "a, SO.
s3 PaamasRayon striped jersey with strap shoulders tea
|
shell embroidery trimmed;
Millinery, Street Floor
s-s5s5 Tuban white blue black 81
12-ss turbans pllboxes, brims in black
felt S250
Hats-F1ared
HaNatral feather trims black carefully tailored
felt brims-
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Junior Budget Dresses, Fourth Floor

12SJuniors s1095 DresseDayme crepe color
detailing, scaloped
pead skirts, sudfron shirtwais frock brown, blue
black In wool fabrics (a properly labeled accordance with
Labelling with appique
button-to-hem styles Beige, blue brown, Sizes
to
1o0-uniors ss s5 Dresses-Fyfron styles novelty
buttons suit
properly labeled in accordance Wool Labelling Act Two
suit buttons down skirt
sides Brown blue red and plaids. In
yoke style TERED pepums faie coat
with detachable dickeys Blue black,
Sizes to ------- S448
0uniors $595 Dresses-Daytme with round
full skirts
towaist notched collar shrtwa styles Gold blue Sizes
Evening star., 1941-10-30
ToiIetries-Street Floor (pIus 1929 tox)


lovely gardenia lilac violet scents SOC
of JaouetS Soap (6 cak In box S50
Refreshing and Astrngent Shaving
39c
ISL Corday busting Powder
Beauty Gloves hands soft in all
Weahers SOC
Prof. love 15c
Fine Quality BristIe Hair Brush
2-S12 Hair Brushes Sc
30-s-5O Rue 81 80
SIS 81
1-S7.50 Shaving Brush SS25
3-s1 GA coor cakes in SOC
72-s225 Quinans Sotening Cream 81
S9-s275 Quinlans Special Formula Emolent Cream, jar 81
I00-s2 Aver Cream and
81
Evening star., 1941-10-30


piece tailored spectator sports office and town
Designed wool (properly labeled IN
with the Wool Labelling AcD with Jackets length
tucked, peated gored Choose
low necklines All new, "a are sample one-ot
Brown, blue, black, scarlet beige
Evening styles in velvet rayon
crepe thread Sizes IL to 20 20-s9 s9sS
daytme and two piece
with separate double duty jackets
travel business o'clock dressy
models All neWwith short long sleeves; goed pleated
skirts high and low neckine Black vine aqua
evening: Blue gold, scarlet white
black Sizes 70 S1148
Evening star., 1941-10-30

I
sleeves gored pated skirts Black
green, blue l6l2 to 241a l8 TO a.
DreeOne and Jacketed
crepe clipped braid some
long threequarter sleeves pngng
pleaed gored skirts Black, blue
green with contrasts sizes 40l2 to 52$S4S
afternoon and simpler
black blue brown wine some WIN
openwork 4o1a SOFA sS
ayrss5 Maternity piece acketed
ayon sheers few pns included lingerie trimmed Black
wine blue green brown prints included sizes 10 to 20 $SS
2O-S795, Sl095 Maternity Dresses-S3.98
Button to waist peated skirts and two
dngoe effects printed rsyon
chals with cotton puue
collars Bpscketed with front gathered
| Sizes 10 to 18.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Hondkerchiefs, Neckweor, Belts, Umbrellas

z00-5Oc linens with fee,
applique and repique designs delicately sheer Mems cotton
handkerche with color borders handroued hens
machneembodered initials (not all initials. White
with
500 Pcs 81 Fall NekweaCp cotton pques cotton aces
sharkskns in high yeenekned styles White and pink SOC
4OS95 Jackets-Rayon fai and
rayon suede cloth styled with braid and trimming. All
fitted models in black red gold fuchs Kelly Sizes
to but rot in style
300-S1 BeltsTailored sem-deSy
anb) black, red and other wanted
soc
60S1 and 81 95 ScarCoorul prints and
styles tubular styles silk and 400 wool
olive, soc
1G0S395 UmbelaSBoder print designs made 16rb
straight,
novelty handles Blue wine black white green
brown
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Gloves, Street Floor


rayon fabrics mostly classic slpOn models, few
novelties. Black brown, American beauty KOna red,
length white beige Dsmaker STYLED
capeskin Oamb) black, light brown red 81 so
GlovesWashabe finished sheepkn)
4-button length styles.
red, brown, fucha
Bags, Street Floor
$3.50 and grained feathers slightly marred from
display tailored pouchy styles
blue S.
Bags-snakeskins models
grained feathers
shades Handle pouch back and frame styles. Some
samples Black daytime colors S3.75
50-S5 feathers novelty fabrics
samples white
desirable slightly
display Black brown, wine, green blue $3.50
Bags-Capkns Qab grained novelty
envelope back models Light dark
black, slightly
display SI.50
both lambskn), fabrics
Black brown, green
light colors, white 81
Evening star., 1941-10-30
1OO-Juniors' S16.95 Dresses-S8.48

tunc models touched types cotton
duveeen urpce neckne jerseys Glen plaid wooes
black cotton eveeen afternoon dress with lace collars and
wooens solid simply styled evening
a iacketed Two purple velvet
Is.
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Sports Shop, Third Floor

l50-S595 Sweoters-S2o8
neck sleeve puovers Card-
| gan trimmed with rayon groSgran ribbon
AngoraCrew neck pulovers short sleeves; full fashioned and
| hand-seWn.
China QOOGc woo long cardgans in fancy
WOOL baby
Black yellow, white
pink blue god coral orchid toast
sizes 80 to 40.
Sl095 SkirtsPated models a-Wool pad
solid coors; black brown, dark luggage;
II to 1898
20-S9 s95 Blouses-Pue silks jerseys wool
jerseys dessy
yellow dusty pink powder blue green 28S19S
Shoes, Fourth Floor
~ prs Shoes-Drey high
$6!40
Evening star., 1941-10-30
Bed jackets, Ponties, GirdIes-Street Floor
Vonity Fair Section-Second Floor

1,000-S4 Vanity Fair Girdles, Pantie Girdles-Dis
in moulding rayon power net and lace wi
panels. Tearose, white; sizes to 7---------
120-S1 Vanity Fair acknowledgements mode
cameo, white rayon jersey sizes 80 to So -----.
150--s5 Vanity Fair Foundatons-Discontirded m
stretch with rayon satin front panels; car
50 to AZ 42--------------
Evening star., 1941-10-30
ne~es ls-mm~not day Of the "hn"qs and n"nna-Ae hB
eIe!leffs t.!: !afl F-PR|CE DAY! (;&:y $$$y

hundreds all
TIM of
fast finding
n6redts O.
au us charged orde
all 6PM
Evening star., 1941-10-30
JeweIry-Street Floor (pIus 1920 tox)

800 Peces-S1 Jewelry-Braceets, pin clips, necklace
stones set in metal
147-sl Jewelry-PinS clips and necklaces, at ----
3-s12 Jewelry-Necklaces and bracelets in gold
stones stunning pieces
6-s5.95 JeweIry, including brilliant stone-set bra
necklaces
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
COPYRIGHT. ae@s. NRA SERVICE. INC.

Her request was granted. She was placed in @ wider cell which was shut of from Peters domain.
 She was given fresh water with which to wash her face. Miss Judy Allen, associate editor of Under Twenty, that popular fash ion magazine for girls, is now seen splashlng cold water on her face" she mimicked, following outlines from her magazines advertising. Miss Allen was in jail at the time the picture was made"
 The matron came later with more information. The Police Court was meeting and Judy was to appear.
 Just as soon as I change to my white dress" she answered and began to take of the brown one.
 But why?"
 'Haven's you observed, my dear, that men fall for the fragile and helpless? Let me wear riding clothes and I'd get two months in your jug"
 Talking like this kept up her courage. Policemen, as she knew them, were kind. They chatted with her when sine passed them at certain corners. If any of her friends knew where she was - we'll they would know most any minute now.
 Slim, very young, not half as brave as she looked, hobbling along on one foot, Judy went with the matron. My father is also holding court today" she said. "I'll ask the judge to let me telephone him"
 She knew that Sandy's face looked i'll with worry as she passed him. He leaned to say, "Chin up, Judy. I'm taking the blame. I'll take the rap What 6 crazy fool I wasl"
 His face was stern, cold, critical
 You planned such 8 nice jaunt, Sandy" Judy heard her voice ans wering. Too bad your plans iniscarried."
 If he thought he could tie life into knots and blow them apart he might as well begin to learn better right now.
 Then she heard her name Case of Municipal Airport versu: Judy Allen"
 (TO Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
King coroI of Rumonio Flees to Cuba, Mexico

P UMANrA'S notorious playboy AS king, Carol IT, falls into sorne- what of a different category than his fellow-refugee rnonarchs. He was forced to abdieate under in- ternal pressure, not an onrushinF German army, and his ultimate destination was Mexico rather than England.
 On Sept. 5, l94o, the Gigurtu cabinet resigned in Rumania and Carol appointed Ion Antonescu prime minister. Antonescu, leader of the Fascist Iron Guard, took full charge of the government. The following day Carol was forced to abdicate. His young son, Michael, became puppet king.
 The l940 stamp above, issued just before his abdication, was in commemoration of the 10th an- niversary of Carols accession to the throne. The surtax was used to increase Rumania's air force.
 Accompanied by Mazda Lu- pescu, his mistress, Carol fled to Spain, thence to Portugal, where he boarded a U. s. liner to Ber- muda. He arrived in Havana, Cuba, by plane May 12, l94i. Later he moved to Mexico.
 Carol renouneed his right Of succession to the Rumanian throne in 1925, returned in 1880 to suc- ceed 9-year.oid Michael, who had been king under Q regency for three years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30

When you get your breakfast he'll be mighty pieased if you do some dividing" The rotund warden chuckled and walked away.
 "Helpl Helpl You dumb, in- efficient Judy's voice stop ped. What did 1t matter that she yelled? Nobody cared.
 "Judyl Judyl Judy darlingl" That was Sandy's voice. That was Sandy, too, trying to break down the gate- way leading into the police recep- ton room.
 She tainted away then; quickly, completely, and did not regain consciousness until the matron came with a small platter. Com mon sense told Judy that she had been out a matter of seconds, but the strange whirring in her head, the dimness that tried to discover where she was and why, length ened the seconds Into long vista.
 "Give somebody named Peter the food" she murmured. And let me wait some place else"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
cRANluA CRACK FRS
SPORTING PEOPLE


 You don't always have to turr to the sports pages to read about the players Of the various games, fol many make front page news. Yol may have seen the names of these sports characters in the headlines recently.
 l. What famous pitcher got @ step closer to being inducted when he took his draft board physical exam ination?
 g. What drafted ball player has risen to rank of corporal in the few months since he was inducted?
 3. What well known tennis play CT recently married the prettieSt girl in tennts''S
 {. Who is the boxer that has been having trouble keeping his golf score down2
 s. What former boxer has been cast in Q movie about the 700. hooing soldiers?
 Answers on Back PaW
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-09-30
e SERIAL STORY
CASE OF JUDY ALLEN
CHAPTER XX

The brighter light did not come on as Judy hurried to get her brown calico dress fastened around her Her eyes were dark smudges in her face and the russet hair beamed faintly in the meager outside bulb.
 Phil" she called softly, for getting that she might sing, dance or yell because there were nc other feminine guests of the city tonight.
 The man who stood behind the natron was not Phil. He was a tall young man in 8 brown avia- tors suit. There was no laughter in his eyes now and his firm chin looked weary.
 T imagine the sky was nice to- night, Sandy" Judy addressed her visitor. My star patch wasn't bad"
 Would you like to enter Miss Aliens cell?" the accommodating matron asked. "Bein' as you are to be married, I don't see why you shouldn't be together"
 The matron unlocked the door Of Judy's cell and flung 1t back.
 Sandy closed 1t immediately. %Im afraid you've got the wrong man. Funny had the same Idea once upon a time" Ills lips twisted slightly. "She got away from me"
 You mean she jumped from an airplane to escape you?" the wo- mans voice queried. Then what was the man like that she wanted2"
 "A ten-minute egg. Not good on toast" Sandy supplied.
 You've spoiled everything now" Judy answered. Think Of my job!"
 Your jobp" She was aware that his eyes narrowed, tried to pick out her features in the dusky cell, gave up. When he spoke again his voice was gentle, dis appointed, impersonal. T thought you stepped into the empty spaces because you wanted to save your marriage after I'd made such @ mess of everything. I didn't un- derstand your by-line was so im- pOIbaHt tO you
 sandy you're wrong"
 "Neyer mind, Judy. But I'm rather glad I caught on in time. I'd want any wife I claimed to wear my name. I'll get you out of this, anyway, and let you trot back to Phillip"
 He turned swiftly and Judy Ana ed tia n,tInp dnar at fba an- trance close after him. The ma tron had hurried ahead to open the heavy gate
 Left alone, Judy did not remove the calico dress. She wrapped her. self iN the blanket and laid down on her cot
 She looked at the slim watch set in blue and white sapphlreS, a birthday gift from Phil. She had intended to remove 1t from her wrist but Miss Mattie's arriva! had interrupted. The watch had stopped in the high altitude. She would not know that 1t was inorn- ing until the matron came again.
 Meantime a rat ran around the cell and escaped through Q hole. She could hear 1t scratching some- where near and moved close to the wall.
 Oh. this was 6 thousand times worse than falling Into space on your backl When she reached her father and Phil. this jail would apologize. The rat ran back and this time her scream was so terrified, so frenzied that steps came running. Whats bein' pulled of?" the warden's huge voice asked. "An- other drunk seein' purple plgs2" Purple pigsl It Q ratl" Judy explained. Lock me up any whereI Anywhere I'll die here! I know I will"
 "It's just Peter, c nice fellow. We all know him around here. |