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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

MACK-DLVO. REC. co. 1888 ", vAG ss,s AVE.
opsn BoNluiu All Day Saturdays and sundays
From 600 A. N. Until CLOSING.
NEW fAIRVlEW 1889 e su lt ,,5I
open sopIiuu Today from q A. NJ Until and
Until y. Many a Star Started Here.
nj YMplC RE NATIONAL at GRAND RIVER
" Alleys. New and Modern. RathskeIisr.
opsn Bo~Iina All Day saturdays and sundays.
PALACE REC s'i s. SsS T,oI., Pat r, o ,,..
Bowling Until $50 p. N, and After 1880.
Harold Allen. Instructor.
puulp pApY mcNIcHoLs RD.. Between
TAlmth rAnh Woodward. John R. TO. s.2737
q Brunswick Alleys. Food and Cocktail Lounges.
Free Instruction by Eleanor Brown.
PILLAR RFC. . :, Ss Ss' sS' 81,
Open Bo~lira Saturdays and Sundays
From 1000 A. N. Until cIoslns.
Oh IV1lIIu 1917 JOS. cAMPAU
TLHI Ulum MADISON l5lS
opsn Alleys Daily From a. ~. tn 4 A. w.
Aforementioned. Cocktail Bar.
RAINBOW REC. ''''' G " ssSs AVE-
Free Instructions. TO p NJ
RITTER REC. ''''' IAN. Ha. a, ,s CHALMERS
Open Bowiins Until p. N. and After ~ p. n
Coottsil Bar Novaehord Music hiahtly
mi bWlIE 7Oao PuRltAs un. i.s71t
nVLNWlLL Andy Nsripspa VIII Give Free
Instructions FROM 90 10 500 " N. ard Trlcl
Shot Erhibftion a. ~ p. ". Here December rs
uncur prr cApIEUN AND EVANSTON
VUuUL 0Lut NJ. $40
opsn ALLEYS Until p. ~ ard After ~. All DN
Saturday ard sunday. free Instructions Anytime
UccT pUtngcn 1854 " CHICAGO
WCol VI u'UU NO. 1852
Secure Your Blank for Fourth Annual Brothers
Doubles Touruamsat a. Your Neareg Recreation
mccT nCTpnIT sl2i MICHIGAN AVE
WLol ULInUlI NEAR WYOMING
oReooa $500. os.. Bosnns rodsy from
90 A. N. 10 A. ".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12

tude and q bunch of them will
enlist. You watch all over til
country, thousands of kids will
leave school at midterm to Join
the army and navy.
1.-THE football players, being
the cream of the crop, will 60
In big groups. They are all
anxious to do their part. just
at present they aren't sure what
IL Is. but when the time comes
just watch how they respond.
college football will feel the
effect before the war In over.
Those I have talked to speak In
terms of an army of 5000, 900
to 10000. 900 men. But we'll
still have football. We will wait
for word from the authorities
before we know how much foot
ball we'll have"
GAME OF SPECIALISTS
Fritz was resting before coming
to Detroit for prep school BAN
quet. Finally we got around to
talking football Of the last season.
ut was the greatest season
In history. You have little idea
how much better the teams Of
today are compared to those
I'm the wears 1 PLAYED. These
kids really know how to play
the game. They are all special.
lists. The crop of sophomores
was the best I've ever seen In
the years I have coached. While
the sophomore backs got all the
publicity, there were many ex-
cellent newcomers In the lines."
Every night for the next five
weeks Crisler and his staff will be
speaking at high school banquets
and civic gatherings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Trade Schoois-Male

ATTENTION
Defense Industries Need Men I|arn:
TOOL-DIE MAKING. MACHrNisT
Lathe. MILLING Machine. shsper
AIRCRAFT WELDING
Aceiyiene-Arc Welding
PROCESS INSPECTION
BLUEPRINT. MATHEMATICS
Body Fender Repair
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
400 W. Fort. Daylight schoq
CONSULT IN. enlarged Real Estate III
In the blk sunday Times Want Hd
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Funeral Directors
J. SUTTON h SON
1147 TRUMBULL AVE. TEMPLE 7.sioS
Lost and Found

COCKER spaniel Black and white: an
swsrs TO name OF Duke. iiA Eleventh
street.
FOX TERRIER. II years. male, all white,
black head and black spot on side,
short tail. name. Ladde. Tuxedo zssi3
LADIES' Bulova wrist watch on black
4.s.t.---i <s<t-iH- trfs yam -frers--dert.-
Keepsake: reward. Siocum $3.50 between
l0-5 daily.
LosT--sioO In telephone booth. Krim
Soda Bar: was fathers pay check. 3
kiddies awaiting Xmas, 1879 oakfield.
BEDFORD 7l5l
LosT-Greeu gold garnet dinner ring, De-
eernber o: reward. Cedar 1886.
$40 REWARD--Losi December g. largs
Persian cat. tan with dark brown back:
name TIME. Tyler f.fT77 or slql Wabash.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstines
IN the big sunday Times Want al
EerfInnf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
TRUCKS FIND COUSIN

Dodge Main continued 10 be
cousins for Dodge Truck. The
Truck sweep was its sixth straight
from Main. 27S3 10 264S. Truck
won the first by two when Louis
Leonard did l78 to Henry Nosa-
kowski's l49.
Main slumped to $50 in the sec
ond, so did Truck but the latter
managed S92. Truck took the
third, 984 to 913. Steve Dutko led
Main on 591 and AL Killian rowed
the Trucks with $50 -
Highland Park Engineering
pulled into the four-way second
slot tie in defeating kercheval
twice, 2941 TO 2772 with Jack
Burke doing GA that included
202-256. Marvin Knecht painted
els and Arthur Gil. Arthur had
a 245 opener and Marvin a pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Tes(hIer' S $40
Leads as Tanks
Return 10 Top
Jack CriIIey Is Shop
Runner-Up With $50;
4 Teams Share Second

Four teams are tied for second
and are only three games out of
first place today in the Chrysler
Interplant 10-club bowling league.
Frank Teschler Of Dodge Forge
featured at Olympic last night
with a go series and Jack Crilley
Of Superfnishers was next with
go.
Tank Arsenal went back TO the
lead by taking two from Plymouth,
2775 against 1881. while Dodge
Forge swept Superfnishers, 294o
to 2S50. Forge won the first by
one pm, and in the tenth, 974-973.
Teschlers 244 saved the third and
that was also in the tenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
Saturdays Inter-Ch0rch
Cage Loop Schedule
CENTRAL DIVISION

Al First PRESBYTERIAN Church----
6 .0n-Weslsy Methodist VS.. First Preshy-
terrain.
Q 90 Trinity Episcopal VS.. Fort .Presby-
terrain.
At Downtown YMCA-
: 90 Woodward Baptist vs.. Central
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
DRIVERS WANTED

BUMPER. painter. experienced also me-
ohanic, good proposition; stesdy work.
A 2 l1tU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-12
LUCKY STRIKE

~ 7-sf'e % Now ns.Lufty p Wv bfuns'
~ics knsYs opsn Bo~lnq Al Day Sat ard Sur !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

CEDAR LAKE

Large lots Sl65 To S3e5-Easy terms.
See Arthur Cowan at Log office, 10
miles north OF oscoda. Mich, on
US-23.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Little Farms for Sale
A SPECIAL
no DOWN PAYMENT

Acre plots with VAter ppsc right to shs
lots far Sis5 Nics homes only No shsoks
allowed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

OH II Y Detroit marine. 10 n p Frishis.
Is o. hull Distributors for Nova scotis
nshing dops. ~ n and q n. We buy,
sell h0ats. motors Also general repairing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Ninsv0od 2-ia23- NJ. Dayton.
25-FT KERMATH cylinder sturdy.
substantial solid, bargain. fiss Lenox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Resorts for Sale

ACT NOW
Own A Summer domestic a. beautiful Great
Lakes Beach. is miles north OF Port Huron.
Privileges 10 over mile 81 Lake Huron
shore, Fairgrounds and parks.
i4ACRE AS LOW AS xiT5
Easy Terms-Come Out This Week End
Phone Cadillac 1851. or write Room 1000,
Majestic Bdg Detroit
ANCHOR BAY sHOREs-A glorious oppor.
tunity 10 own a lake front or one 20 five
acres with lake privileges. "a miles from
Detroit City Hall. all city conveniences
good bathing and fishing; only $50 down
2 miles north OF selfridEe Field Mt. Glenn
ems. Schmidts large white office Owner
AT DUCK LAKE owner says SELL these
five lots Tor SIS each terms $40 down.
IS per moa:h Drive out M-59 IS miles
West % Pontiac 10 Duck Lake Golf and
Country club See Schroeder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Houses for Sale
East OF Woodwdrd)
HIGHLAND PARK
a. MCLEAN

~ MCLEAN
Open sunday Afternoon
Large bungalow, newly decorated beautiful
location, near shopping center, churches
and schools Excellent transportation. spa
rtous living room sun room. two tile baths
and shower Vacuum steam heat st0ker.
real my for an ideal home. Can be
bought for one half original cost lmme-
date possession. A, {. Finley. ca. O32i
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

pfAtif ftuhi5~FNf hah N'ffis NN'N "'N'
days.
4, ssss. iSSnho. ssso fuSsdo 2.2SSs.
f. CRUISER 3s-ft. sleeps four Chryslsr
marine los Il. y. (trsds carl. Town
/, send 6-5Sai.
. DIN CRAFT car TOP boats, easily msneu-
o wired, w'rf. dur, smart. A.. safe. direct
. mfr. Plymouth MIL supply Plymouth. Mich
, DlNGy aft. rev, private must sell
' Elliott 1871 Indiana. University i-52oa
/. JOHNSON "a Evinrude 80 horsepower
:, Large selection ~ choose from. New
!. motor guarantee. 81 down balance easy
' ERIE BOAT 450i HAMILTON
t, LAUNCH Excellent. Scripps ie2 engine
, close estate Madison 7s2s Dearborn
, ON II Detroit marine, 10 n . Frishis
slsu hull Distributors for Novs scotis
. nshing DORIS. ~ n and q n. We buy,
+, SCI boats. motors. Also general repairing
. and refinishing
I, 1887 wight Fitlroy sss7
. SHADES custom made for All boats
. cleaning repairing. repainting. Tyler
, 4-504ie
. As FOOT steel cabin cruiser. Deissl powered,
fully equipped perfect condition, accom-
. rnodHtions for ga operating cost 2oo per
. hour. rare bargain Barron Boat Co.
. Ninswood 2-is23. Mr. Gsyton.
' 25-FT KERMATH cylinder; sturdy
substantial. solid, bargain, fiss. Leno'
, 1858
/. le.FoOT clinksr bottom boat double con
, struciion, like new. Vermont s-7o57.
, "A Fl CHRIS CRAFT clipper cruiser. Al
. condition; reasonable Tuxedo 23si4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

CHRIS -cRaFT-s7 "a. enclosed, COM
7 pletsly rehniseed. Call Cherry io4o week
haVs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

22s2f Michigan Ave De. z72o
NEAR WAYNE AIRPoRT-4 lots, nice
trees: only $40 down. Newman, Ecorse
and Middlebelt roads
NO CASH required move into one OF our
new 4-room houses double construction,
cedar siding or asbestos shingles. from y
70 acres only S545 plus land act today.
Newman. Goddard and lnkster roads.
OPENING 3 NEW SUBDIVISIONS
sox127 with city water, $50 down also
soxi35. S275. Attention, tank plant work
ers walk 70 work. s0xli4, 5000 Bus at
your door Is subdivisions to choose from.
SITTER REALTY
20s36 RYAN mr. Smile Tvtnbrook 2-2s22
9.Mue cor Ryan Hoover. bet SOM. Rd.
QUARTER ACRE best garden soil: 81
down, 81 per week. 214i0 West Warren.
RIVER cite With city water. on pavement.
terms. Newman. Warren and Inkster rds.
SMALL FARMS-on paved highway, water.
gas. electric: $50 down $40 per month.
20eii Harper. near SMILE Rd.
WELL built bedrooms; rs feet front,
grade marked lumber, inside unfinished
S235 down. 274i0 West Warren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

cRt'fsER-3s-ft sleeps four. Chryslsr
marine ioS X. =. ttrsds carl. Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

CHRIS CRAFT hull Hupp motor; Al
1855 iVAnhot es30 Tuxedo 2-233s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

, DIV CRAFT car tor boas easily maneu-
vvred, W.T., our. smart. H.. safe, direct.
} mfr. Plymouth NH Supply. Plymouth. Mirh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Property Management
NeW Houses for Sale

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
sELnON JOHNSON INC. 1 OFFICES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
S9o2.5o 49, SO MONTHLY
Houses for Sale
(Eod Of Woodunrd)

|CHRfsTY 1000 fConnofs Ssp 5-room
t ErICs FsraFs fsvr owner Arlington
nsaN
GLENWbCu ffffi-s rorrrs q tsdro1ns
fuH haspwer' 81 gS0 rerrrs NHcHri
Law renee ff4.N t,~affrf 81 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

DINGY ~ 1T. new private must sell
Elliott. 1871 Indiana. University i52oa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

WYANDoTTE-On Biddle: 100 feet a
river. 700 feet deep has eeven-rood
house sacrifice, SIG, 600. Terms. 1892 Ford
Lincoln Park. Atlantic 273O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Industrial Property for Sale

ST. JEAN oEMAKER--Industrial site
Ivanhoe 6i03.
ACRES on Detroit River, wyandotte
CALL REAL ESTATE DEPT. vi. a-27ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

COTTAGE on canal near Lake St. Clair
plumbing; garage; $1,000. Mt Clemenl
1904.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
HOMER WARREN & co.

Harper outer Drive rING 255,
KELLY Rp.-7.MILE SECTION
Three bedroom home hot ar heat io-u.
lot. 81 300 T. T.. terms r.. $. Nedine,
1862 Harper At Whittier. TT. 2-i500.
oAKLAND. i030s- Eight rooms. four bed
rooms. finished attic: gas heat 40xl0o /.
business frontage: cash sacrifice. owner.
PARKGROVE, near Grstiot--6-rm. In
bung side dr., gar $3.50. only $1,000
down, s37 80 mo-, incl. taxes. 1880
Gratiot. AR 0i43. Closed Sunday.
5-RooM HoUsE-S1 $50 full price. $500
down, S25 per month. 20ell Harper. near
Smile Rd
COLORFD-No.sh OF the Boulevard. near
John r.. brick 2-nat newly decorated
100 down. Cadillac POLL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

JOHNSON "a FVinrude 80 horsepower
Large selection ~ choose from. New
motor guarantee. 81 down balance easy
ERIE BOAT 4SOi HAMILTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

LAUNCH - Excellent. Scripps 1872 engine
close estate Madison 7s2s Dearborn
/. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

TWO AcREs-Half block OF Schoenherr.
between Ten and Eleven-Mile road. rea-
sonable for cash. Clifford A51.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Opening Meeting OF
Jr. High PTA Held

n 1lrst meeting of the year fol
he Junior high PIT. A. wa held al
the school Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. W. j. Aston, president. p1esid-
ing.
The meeting was opened with tn
sInEln& of 20 Starry Flag. follow
ed by the Lords prayer. Mrs. Aston
welcomed the large number of par
tni= present n set y,rth that the
mayor purpose of PIT. A. IS for
teachers and parent to become ac-
qualnted and work Jointly for the
training OF the children who attenu
the school
Officers and committees for tn
Year were named as follows: Mrs. W
J. Aston. president, A. G. Hoover.
NIce-preSidcnt; Mrs. B. II. Perry, SEC
lelahy; Mrs. Geo. A. Rose, Jr., nlas-
urer; Mrs. d. Boyd Kimball, menn-
brfShtp chairman; Mrs. Alex Wat
KIN, Mrs. Richard Potts, and Mrs.
IRVINE Watkins, hospitality; A. &.
Hoover, Mrs, I. b. Rose, and Mrs.
Turner, final..@; Mrs. c. II. Eppes
and Mrs. Tommy Griffin, health aad
welfare; Mrs. r. c. Gary and Mrs.
I. ii. CroWder, program; Miss Sarah
McCallum, and Mrs. B. II. Perry.
puDllclty; Mrs. Laurence d. Wall.
student aid; Mrs. +. IA. Barnhart and
Miss Modene Lael, mueic.
Mrs. 7. b. Rose, of the finance
committee, discussed the budget plan
Tor financing the association this year
and the plan was adopted.
A. {. Hoover, principal, extended
= cordial welcome to the parents and
invited them to attend all future
meetings, as we'll as to visit thu
school at their convenience.
Dir. w. w. Noel, of Maria Parham
hospital, spoke to the group on
Mental and Physical Health of
from the medical and psy-
Geological view. DR.. Noel based his
discussion on the three agencies
which the child may be
trained: the home, the school, and
the church. Many points were sug-
eeSted for proper training in ply
seal and mental health, particularly
the development of a psychological
of security and the mental
attitude of physical well-being. He
also stressed the responsibility ii
parents and the school in the adjust
of ~adolesCent children.
At the close Of the meeting, the
members We're invited to the hall
way on the first floor for a social
hour. Delicious cookies and punch
served by the hospitality COM
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Realistic and Vice Versa.

~FiNe-year old BInne Grover Root
Nas watching Captain George r.
Halliday lead his battery of l55mm
guns INTO position neaT BIackstock,
). {. The roar OF heavy tractors
car,d Binnio; ne ram INTO the house
at a n|eishbo. and md behind the
stoNe
Whats the matter. Binnie2" ask
cd the iy of the house.
I'm scared quavcrcd Binnic,
Hitler and them is down IN the
pasture a-tightin'."
ON the other hand there's the tale
of the aged Negro who watched the
l55mm cannonecrs load a big gun
with a dummy shell, then stand clear.
The captain issued the command t.
lire and the gunner yankcd the
lanyard. There was a sharp click
from the firing mechanism. The old
negro took his fingers out Of his
2arS and said: she don't MAX
much noise, do She. buss2'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
EDWARDS TO INTEL
u. S. NAVY SCHOOL

Norfolk, Va, Oct 10.-Willard Ja+-
per Edwards, of Henderson, who re-
Gently enlisted in the United States
Navy, has been chosen as one of the
apprentice scamen qualified to study
at d Navy Service School. He will be
given sixteen weeks Of intensive in
stfuctlon which will prepare him for
special service in the Navy. This
training will provide him with {;
trade, if he ever desires to return
to civilian life.
Edwards enlisted in the Navy at
the recruiting station in Raleigh. He
has just completed his recruit train
ing at the Norfolk Naval Training
Station and will enter the aviation
.machlnists' school in Norfolk. This
is one Of more than twenty schools
open to recruits in which the Navy
trains the best Of its enlisted person.
mel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Balloting Begins
in Queens Contest

Balloting has begun for the 1871
Queen of the Colleen Belt FAIR.
Giita for the queen and her -four
ladieS-in-WaitIng have been selected
III some of llcnderson'S LEADING
stores These 4 a beautiful dis
inond ring in the latest style yellow
gold mounting set with three blue
white stones, Il yellow gold wrist
watch and bracelet. an evening
gown IN size, color. and style To- stll.
an over-nlte bag with fittings in AIR
plane n-ttern, and Il fall dress III -Il,,
ouiof, atId style to SUIT.
Gifts tor all other contcudGrs Will
be selected prior To coronation day
and presented during the pageant
on the special &tage at the iaIr-
grounds ON Friday night. October "a
Ino-r properly entered To date
ale. Mis- Aycock", Frances Gill;
MASS treeumUOr', Ruby Stem.
Miss Dabney', Avis McNaily Ell
ItHSton; Miss EPSON, Dorothy
Thomas Weldon; Miss Franklinton,
Geraldine Holder; Miss Louisburg'
Ruth Marks; Mis-; Middlebure'.
Woody Bennett; Miss Norlina'
Laura Belle Foster; Miss Oxford,
Mare Cash; Miss Stem, Mary Wat
klns; Miss Stovall'. Elizabeth Cur
rim; Miss TownsvilIe', Ilene Faux
ner; Miss Warrenton", Emma
Louise Daniel; Miss Zeb Vance,"
Beth Girls ON; Miss Henderson,,
SUE Hartley; Miss Henderson,.
Helen Iershman.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10

n every leg stature OF recen, years
''h"ut any ctIon resulting because
ct the divergent views of at less,
'h''e groups and the inability of the
"N'ids' l'Rls lator To make up his
H'Ini. without fuller Information.
u %'terHrr ha committed him.
ell '' M special view of the mat
Ter c"nt"HtHe himself with an X
PRIEST intention 10 name a COM
IuIS5la1 VI tlb all members without
commitment IN any quarter or 60
,'''l'.AIh4 lgtI represent ton Of all
known viewpoints.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Hair TOnic-the SiSSieS.'i

The beer and other articles in TIM
list Were to be expected, but take
look at the beautifying agents!
Here Is a list of kniCk-knacks
which Captain Arthur Mclean, ilth
Division post exchange officer, says
the soldiers of than division 2X-
hauSt every three days:
5000 cases of beer. 1000 cases OF
soft drinks; 5000 gallons of ice
cream: 1900 cartons Of cigarettes.
10 dozen cgSeS of smoking tobacco.
so boxes of cigars. $50 cases Of as
-orted candies, 80 cases Of to0thpaste
and powders; 10 cases Of tooth
brushes; 800 cards Of razor bladc+.
) dozen cases Of hair tonic. 700
writing tablets and envelope set
500 h~andkerchiefs and 1000 pair of
shoe laCeS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY

Raleigh, Oct. lO.-The Army is
conducting its big maneuvers in the
Carolinas on the principle of letting
the reporters find out what they can
about the military moves of the
various commands-the news men
even being subject to capture and to
being held for "a hours if they get
caught "offside", SO to speak.
On the other hand, the Army is
not neglecting the chance to gel
across a bit of morale propaganda
by incidents illustrating the humor-
Gus and human interest side of the
war games.
Thus the First Army public rela-
tons division at Camden, South
Carolina, is getting out a series Of
Short Bursts From the Carolinas",
which are pretty good reading, even
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Maneuvers Bring
Shift In Command
CONTINUED From Page Ona)

\oOHlllueu from tdsc onPI
commanded the 44th made up Of
New Jersey and New York Nation
al Guardsmen, for more than two
years, gave way to Brigadier General
James Muir, upon the recommended
ton of the second corps command
er, Major General Lloyd Freden-
dali, Powell took up temporary sta
ton at corps headquarters await;
ing War department action upon his
request for assignment for command
OF Fort Dix in his home state.
simultaneously, announce e n t
was made that u colonel. two lieu
tenant colonies, and two majors in
the goth division had been relieved
of their duties and given temporary
dug at corps headquarters. A state
ment from the Army public rela-
tons department indicated the five
were all above the age limits for
serving with troops in their present
rank.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Southeastern Asia
In Anti-Axis Front
Continued From Page One)

Continued From Page One)
out a land invasion, which is I'M
probable
Grady, who arrived by clipper
plane from Hongkong, said the
United States and southeastern Asia
We're establishing a vast economic
pool which the axis could penetrate
only through military force.
This also means the collapse of
any peaceful prospect of Japan's co
prosperity sphere, he added, as we'll
as Angl American victory in the
year-old economic val On Tokyo
in southeast Asia.
Grady said Japan was obtaining a.
present an unlmportant amount Of
rubber and tin from Thailand, but
that Thai officials We're s%tiffening
their attitude toward Nippon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Rehabilitation OF
Rejectees Is Planned
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Americans in the days to come was
involved.
The Chief Executive cited figures
showing that one million men had
been rejected when examined for in
duction into the army under the selec-
tive service act. or these he said the
100000 were turned down because
they lacked the requirements of the
equivalent of a fourth grade educa-
ton. The remaining 100000 were re
jected for various physical or mental
defects, dental ailments tipped the
list. with 200 per cent of the total.
or the 100000 Mr.. Roosevelt
aid, about 200, 600 can oa complete
~ rehabilita1ed and made available
for general service in u armed
fOrceS.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Vesset May
Be Armed
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said the United States would regard
de la Guardia as the constitutional
leader Of Panama. There is no ques-
ton Of recognition, they said, since
the shit followed constitutional pro-
c2dure without dlsorder.)
(ln Havana, Arias said he was
Smpriscd at the overthrow of his
government; that he had flown to
Cuba for eye treatments and was
trying to telephone the new eNecu-
tive to learn Wcthcr he could return
to the country | love 50 much He
Sai' Il am not p@ro-aNis; | am pro-
Fanama.')
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10

The first night in biVousc one
enlisted mar of the ll9th Quarter
master Regiment, 44th Division rr-
marked:
ITS a funny thing. Every time We
go in maneuVerS, the mosquito
mobilize, too"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-10-10
Huge Forces Are
THROWN Into Drive
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the reich even for a fortnight in
decades to come.
German newspapers hailed the
latest victory claims of Adolf Hitler
as the German armies pressed on
with what highest German sources
called the last decisive battle of
the year which shall crush the OPP
ponents before winter sets in"
The Germans admitted that they
still faced a bloody fight but author
itative sources Insisted the mill
taly decision had fallen