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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
v. S., Nazis Return Envoys

LONDON. Dec. Is (INS) "A
Reuters British dispatch from
Stockholm said today that Ameri-
can diplomatic officials and news
correspondents in Germany en-
trained today from Berlin for Bad
Neutseim. where they will remain
until German embassy officials
and newspapermen in the United
States begin their trip to Ger
many.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Jackson Warden
On Pendn(e Vacation

JACKS ON' Dec. 15.-Harry
Jackson, warden Of the State
Prison Of Southern Michigan, today
began an enforced three weeks
without pay at the orders
of the State Corrections Commits
sion. The disciplinary action fol-
lowed the commissions finding
that Jackson permitted prisoners
10 work for private individuals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Dangerous Maniac Escapes

Police and sherifFs deputies To-
day were seeking Cecil Lody, 30
an escaped inmate of Eloise Hos
pital. Lody broke away from
guards who were escorting him
from the hospital dining room tc
his dor1nitory. Hospital officials
say he is dangerously insane. Al
the time of his escape he was
dressed in blue overalls and a blue
shirt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
60 PCT. AXIS SHIP LOSS

NEW YORK, Dec. IS ms -
A British radio broadcast heard
by CHS sad today thai so per
cent Of the AXIS ships which have
Tired 70 ger through me MetIrer=
ranean blockade 10 Libya have
been sunk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

1.-The first wartime appropri-
- alton bill, a measure carry
ing 10000, 100000 mainly for
building up army and navy air
forces and for the purchase of
tanks and other critical items of
army ordnance. The House
passed this bill before the Japa-
nese attack and approved S.
000,000,000. The Senate, after
war broke out. promptly added
no tn er $500. 100000. and
speedy House acceptance is ex-
pected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
YICHY REAsSURTS L. s.

LONDON, Dec. Is (INS) The
Daily Mails Madrid correspondent
tonight quoted Nichy sources as
reporting that Marshal Petain
had assured Admiral William y.
Leahy, american ambassador, that
France would not hand over
African bases or the French fleet
10 the Axis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
GIN Officials TO Speak

Paul Garrett, vice president in
charge Of public relations for the
General Motors Corporation, will
discuss "Industry - Highway 10
Freedom" at a meeting of the Ad-
craft Club this evening at the
Hotel Statler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
only 0ne-Tenth
of Lend-Leose
Funds Expended
Large Commitments
Made. However.
Roosevelt DiscIoses

WASHINGTON, Dee. Is INS)
In his third report TO Congress
,on the lend-lease program, Presi.
dent Roosevelt Today disclosed Thai
out of S13Ooo,OoO,Ooo appropriated
for aid, only $1.200,OO0.000 has
been expended and less than hall
that amount exported.
Commitments during the eight
months in which the program has
been in operation have amounted
10 Sc, 243, 100000 however, and an
other S4,000,000,000 has been al
located for commitment.
Mr. Roosevelt explained that
the small export figure was caused
bV several facts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
CHOSEN FOR DEATH

The Nazi commander described
those chosen fer dealt IN as Jews,
communists and anarchists"
He said all persons who strike
at the German forces are Ger
many's enemies, trying 10 precipi-
tate France into misfortune by
sabotaging French-German recon
citation"
In announcing deportations OF
criminal elements TO eastern,
Europe 10 do hard labor for the
Germans, Stuelpnagel warned:
'If new attempts are under
taken against the German forces.
more will be deported on
grand scale"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
VICHY'S PROTEST

A formal communique issued b,
the government of Marshal Petan
declared that the Vichy regim,
had learned Of the latest GermaI
repriSalS with all the create
emotion due 10 the following fac
tors:
First, they (the French gov
ernmenD have always mani
Tested their Reproduction and that
OF the French nation for these
(6nti-NSzi) acts.
Secondly, they have sue
ceeded, through their own police
in arresting cuIpable persons In
many places.
Thirdly, in the course OF re-
peaied and anxious representa-
tons made this week they had
solicited and hoped TO obtain at
least an appreciable reduction
in the number of persons TO be
executed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
SEE DRAFT APPROVAL

With the Draft Extension Act
as the outstanding job to be done
leaders of both Houses ordered all
members TO stay in town and be
prepared for a week of action.
Some opposition has been ex-
pressed TO the Iar-reaching draft
bill, but leaders were confident II
will be approved in substantially
the form submitted by the war
department.
Members have contended that II
is unnecessary at this time to call
for involuntary service of youths
under 81, and it was known an
effort will be made TO limit the
age group liable for active duty to
from q to "A inclusive.
SEE PASSAGE THIS WEEK
Because the war department
has said it does not plan using men
above al, considerable opposition
was expressed to compelling them
to register.
Chairman May Id OF Kentucky
OF the House military affairs COM
mittee, however, predicted that his
group will approve the measure in
its present form today, and that
the House will pass it Wednesday.
In the Senate, where the mill
tary affairs committee is holding
closed-door discussions on the bill,
majority leader Barley CD of
Kentucky also predicted favorable
floor action this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

For the Inside News" of
Washington, follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
REPLY TO CHARGES

Referring 10 the German an
nouncement that those consigned
TO firing squads in Paris had Ger
tain close relations with the
authors Of the latest attacks OF
NaZi forces, The Fren c h com
munique asserted:
"Although on this occasion
the persons concerned are no
longer hostages, but dellnquents.
nevertheless the great number
OF those condemned prOvokes n
found uneaSineSs in all
Frenchmen.
"The government desires 10
Inform the German authorities
of their sentiment toward this
massive repression"
Stuelpnagel's communique given
out IN Paris, announcing the shoot
ing order for 100 French citizens,
acknowledged tn a I the persons
who committed last weeks anti
German outbreaks had not been
caught.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
AT RIGHT PLACE

Accordingly we must use the
weapons from the arsenal OF the
democracies where they can be
employed most effectively.
And that means wen ust let
Britain. Russia, China and other
nations, including those of this
hemisphere, use the weapons
from that arsenal so that they
can put them TO most effective
use.
Too much Is at stake in this
greatest { all wars for us 10
neglect peoples who are or NAV
he attacked by our common
enemies"
The report said that -els6 900.
600 Of the total appropriation
had been suocated and TIA
SIS, 243 100000 had been obligated
for specifici items ranging from
ordnance, aircraft. tanks. ships
agricultural and industrial com
modiues down 10 a6minisua tive
expenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
WAREHOUSES; STOCKED

First, the amount Of transfers
involving ships was not included
secondly. certain goods were trans
TERED 10 1end-IeaSe nations for
use in the United States; thirdly
certain quantities of supplies were
kept IN warehouses at exporting
CenterS so plenty Of material
would always be ready when ship
ping space became available.
In hlS letter transmitting the
report, the President asserted:
THE worldwide strategy Of
the Axis powers must be- met
with equal strategy on the part
81 nil the nations who are joined
together in resisting their ag-
gressiOn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
To The Local
 7heaterS
POL..I'S

The long maligned professor comes to life In the person of Don- ald Meek in Mark Helllnger's "Rise and shine" the current film ct the Loew Poli theater.
 Meek does everything an absent- minded man has been said to do. He is absolutely obllvlous of his surroundings. And as an amateur magician, he nonchantly performs feats of magic as he goes about his every day affairs.
 Donald Meek is his real name. Tn his private life he lives up to its meaning. but his professional start belied his real nature. He started by flying through Q volcanic crater sus- pended from Q plano wire. Among his other unusual accomplishments hardy what you would expect from him--are the distinction of being kicked unconscious by Q kangaroo, lying about his age and running of to war ct l7, being "top" man in 6 troupe of aerialsts until he had four compound ffac- lures from Q fall.
 Tn Mark Hellinger's "Rise And Shine" Meek is the victim of ctr- cumstance. As the head of a fam fly that would top the family in "You Can't Take It With You" for sheer nonsense. Meek is definitely out~numbered. Even the dog Mug gsy"-is unimrressed by the absent minded prof.
 The whacky household holds no terTors for MT. Meek "slap-hap- py trand-pappy" who Is still fight ing the altercation between the states and has an eye out for Q blonde or a brunette (Walter Bren- nan. In his first comedy role (com- petes with the All-American chow derhead Bolenciewc2, who can pass, kick and punt-but who never pass cd An exam by himself (Jaek Oakie) in his most hilarious portrayal. Thrown in (literally) are Seahis- cult, the man who whinnieS like Q horse Milton Berle at his besD {, lovely Linda Darnell (need more be said) and handsome George Mur- phy (he's from Yale),
 The second smash hit on this double feature program is another bafsling mystery in the "Ellery Queen" series. The latest of these is "ElleFy Queen and the Perfect Crlme,h
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
MOUieS Playing
 Today
STATE

Here it is, folks, the news you've been waiting for. The new Abbott costello comedy-riot keep Em Flying" will he held over three more days ct Warners state theater where the picture has been playing Co capacity audiences since its open- ing last "wednesday,
 Funnier than 'Buck privates," merrler than Tn the Navy" and more hilarious than Hold That Ghost" are the comments of the thousands of Waterhurians who, have viewed the picture to date.
 N"Keep Elm Flying" Is one of the biggest comedies of this or any year. Tt was produced on lavlsh scale and backgrounded against Uncle Sam's efforts to annually train an additional 5000 ofacers for the Army Ar Corps.
 Combining riotous hilarity with romance, songs and aviation thrills the offering boasts of Q big and brilliant supporting cast headed by Charles Lang and the six Hits. famed vocallElng sextet who are currently the toast of the air waves,
 In the new offering Abbott and Costello are seen as cir school grease monkeys" while Martha Kaye and Carol Bruce portray sing. ing hostesses in USO clubhouse. William 0Argan characteriSes Q oiv- ilian flying instructor, while Dick Foran appears As Q circus stunt flyer who enrolls in the school in order to be near Miss Bruce, Charles Lang portrays Miss Hruce's brother, q flying cadet and William Davidson Is operator of the aEnuSe- ment park that figures in the open- Ing scenes.
 Carrying greater story values and R far moro, elaborate mounting than any of the earlier Abbott and Cos- tello films, "Keep Em Flying" Is highlighted by sensational aerial see Quenees that will have State patrons holding on to their seats,
 On the same show iS 0 thrilling story of the tropics, South of Ta- hiti," starring Brian Donlevy with Brod Crawford, Andy DeVine and the new sensation, Maria Montes,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
STRAND

Ending tonight ct Warmers Strand theater Is Week End In Ha- vana" with Alice Faye, John Payne, Cesar Romero and Carmen Mir anda; also "Qreat Guns" with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy.
 One of the most novel and ex- citing films ever presented, with Army life as Q background, will be afforded theatergoers attending Warmers Strand theater tomorrow when Parachute Battalion", thrill- Ing drama based on activities in the newest branch of the United States Army, arrives ct the Strand for an engagement of three days,
 Robert Preston, Nancy Kelly, Eds mond O'Brien, and Harry Carey are oo.starred, while Buddy Ebsen, Paul Kelly, Richard Cromwell and Roh~ ort BNrrat have featured roles,
 Depicting the training of para. chutists for Uncle SaIn'S army, the story takes four young men from varied social positions, ranging from Q happy-go-lueky hlllhllly to Q scion of wealth, and graphically portrays their adventures, their loves, their Tlvalries, their fears, hopes and joys, from the time oi their enlistment In this spectacular new arm Of the service, to the day they receive the coveted decorations certifying them aS full.fledged parachute troopers,
 High spots in the picture arc those tense moments when the paraohu- lists stand before the open door of the big transport plane high above terra firma and await the sergeant's order to take their first jump: also the spectacular sham attack by the paraehutlsts on Q city, q feat upon which might depend tho future of the organization aS 6 military fac. tor,
 And for your further endowment the management presents ''Father Takes Q Wife," called the surprise hit of the year, with Adolphe Mens pou and Gloria Swanson In co. starring leads.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
WATR PROGRAMS 1920 Kilooycles

A. Nj. n ii,0O-WObb Tilton, Baritone Guide 1 l2:00-WAlter Kidder's Concert E, Nj, Moments i9,S0-NAWB 1 l2;AE---Let's Dance i;O0-Yankee News
 l;i6-MNtlhee Melodies i;S0--Andy JAoobson's Orch, a,00-nenny GoodmRn's Orch, 9;SO--Oberlln on the Air 3.0O--MeFarland Twins Orch, S,s0-McFarland Twins orch, a;OO--News
 4.O6---DIck stabilo's orch, 4;aO-Blue DRrron'R orch, A;bB--News
 6iO0--Universlty Life b.s0--Vaughn Monroe'B Orch, O,OO--YRnkee News
 e,lb.-NoW Tune Time e;a0-prelude to stArdom 7;00~-DoAlgned for Dancing 7;1b--AndFlan Rolllni Trioi
 Around the Ring
 7.S0--Gontidentla Yours 7;46-Inslde of Sports Jack s;oO-soidiers, oulH
 Sis0-california Melodiesi News O,0O-TheRter of the Ar i0sO0-Cedrle ] o Foster, Commentatoi Bands Dovay, Tenor II i,00-YRnkae News iisl6-interlude; Weather ltss0=Radlo Rodeo of,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Hollywood Gossip

Houdini, late famous magician who became his friend and taught him many sleight-ot-hand tricks.
 Said to be unique in the annals of dances executed on the screen the pontomixed prize fight" rou- tine by Ray Bolger in RK0 Radios hilarious musieomedy, Four Jacks and 0 Jill," is one of the highlightS of the gay fllm which co.feAtures Bolger and Anne Shirley,
 Alec Craig, well-known film char. aeter actor, is half shot for his role in RKo Radios mystery offering A Date with the Falcon" Craig plays the dual part of twin brothers one of whom aS murdered. George Saunders and Wendy Barrie head the eas tot the picture.
 ''AAlayN" Is tho first junGle pic. ture Dorothy Lamour has ever made with bohbed hair. A bob Is permtSsl. hle because the story opens In civ. lliGOtion and then goes into ths jungles,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

Noted for his brilliant character roles on the screen, Edmund Lowe reverts to the tough marine ser. Reant portrayal of "What Price Glory" In RKo Radios new service comedy "Call Out the Marines" Vic- tor MeLaglen shares stellar honors in the thrill-packed 9llm.
 A top conedienne of the screen, Patsy Kelly has the role of John Barrymores press agent in Play. mates" the new RKO Radio comedy starring Kay Kyser. Produced and lreeted by David Butler, the film Is said to be one Of the years fun niest offerings.
 What happens when Q well-moan- Ing but undiseouraged house guest descends on 0 young couple and tries to readjuSt their lives for them forms the gay basis for weekend for Three" RKO Radio comedy hit featuring Dennis O'Keefe, Jane Wy. att and Philip Reed.
 Edmond o'Hrien, popular young leading man currently In RSo Ra- dlAssparkling comedy romance "obliging Loung Lady," was born across tho street from the home of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

eTal seasons bGek. Miss GravsOw tpiIg be remembered 0s that cute voaisa1 miss wsth q glorious voles SuAe as" tatMed stGrdOWs after her sereey debut im "EGfs Be0isss For ANd' HaTdv" e. AND from ths "PasseNsa Hattie" set comes the Red Sseleess tale of the IMdiGm suho sU6s 60 peees- sMistie that he goes GroaMd tR c tvee bIdRket.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
DEPARTS SHORT HAIR

ClAudette colbert, for years the queen of women who wear short bohs, deserts these ranks for the first time to wear the longest bot of her career in Preston Sturges new Paramount film, "The Palm Beach story"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

ABBOTT AND 10 U c o S. TELLO WilI play tho leGdiRg comedy roles and Kathryn GrGv- son aud J0hn Carroll sVia hGve the ToMdRtic singing Ie0ds iM M-G-M's pictMg- isdtio1l of "RiO 'Ritd," Me color ful musical stage ...m.zmA AA AAaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
FLYING BACKGROUND

Richard Arlen was e young flyer In the last World War, fighting with the RAF. Arlen, currently starring in Paramount's Torpedo Boat" for Producers William Pine and William Thomas, now owns . flying school consisting of twenty five planes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
NEWSPAPER TO MOVIES

Grant Withers, featured In Para mounts NO Hands on the Clock for Producers William Pine and William Thomas, was working on a Los Angeles newspaper when he was discovered for the movies, Writer Elinor 0lyn suggested his screen AAaA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
ACTOR CHANGES NAME

After IS years as Q musical com. edy star and 10 years as Q movie comedian, Olln Howlard has osai- cialy changed his name to Olin Howlin and will use it thuSly for the first time In Paramount,s "This Qun for Hlre," starring Veronica Lake.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
CLAUDETTE TAKES IT"

Claudette Colbert was bounced around SO roughly and long in Q seq storm scene for "Skylark" that she emerged from the days work with 27 blaek-and-blue marks on her body,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
FIRST PLAY

First play written and produced professionally in the United States was The Prince Of Parthia," Q flve- act tragedy in blank verse. It was written by Thomas Godfrey, Jr., and produced in Wilmington, N. O., In i760.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

was starred In HoliyWood rnaslCals. EEe and Miss Russell win wmKhle that classic, a0n Q Bicycle Bullt For Two" WALLACE hEERK, Lieutenant- Commanders in sha .. .B. Naval Reserve, plays a first DoEEe. ant in the tank corps with tho gaan- lar army in "Stsel Cavalry"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
From Hollywood
By Lee O. Lyon

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 that ok a 9 q. n mDr
 xor Scandal which he hag just oomplot with Res@l
 RmssoM, hs VII almg @ duet em tho screen E che first 0me since Me hc ming of @ninN
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

More than half the population oi the world, estimated at 2,lSA,0oo, 900, is in Asia,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

The United States purchased tho LouisiaAa Territory from France oE April 30, 1908.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
1OaO.WTTC--2s0

 i9iee--Neon--Markot and Agrteuls ?. N. la,l5-State TheateF Presentation iatgb-WeAtheP Man isiS0--eonn. University Farm
 Forum
 ,00--NewB i,le-Muaic for Everyone 1.Ab--NoWa iib0-patll chapln Sings for You 9,00-Qolden Melodies 2i30=WhAtehA Know Joe S.00-=Dafehae for Your Dollar Silb-FFom New England to You 9lsQ-Campus capers ii0S-Meiodle Strings 4;ao-Weeksen Whlmsy b,00=peglgned for Dpnelng Bls0-poetoFs At Work 0.00-News, Weather e,ie-strtetiy Sports eis0-come on and Dance 0,ab--Madleai Talk 7i00-uFand Nld 0pFy 7i90=Thfee Ring Time y,00~-k -kniokeFboekeF Playhouse s.s0=Truth or conseauenee 9.00--Natlonaf Barn Dance 10i00-SDorta Newsreel !oilb-Joseph dRilieehio's orch. i030-Hot Copy II i00w-NoWA ltiib-YasB Family ll,50--Rlvarboat ReVeis isi00-War Newsi Music of the
 Americas iais0-BeHt of the Week i2.BB-NeWB liO0-Silent,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

1 biMati0M, BWsby Berkeley amd Ar- thur Freed, aVkick sUos Teepoaslbge for Me tavO previous hits :. BUD
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

Y ' W A G SCENES Aase beeM shee fev ts abes e@ Br0adwaN." Me Mickey Reeweg. JWd1 GaTlaa9 successor co "Stgike Up T'ke B 0R dse esd e abee ER Arms." TkSe Meesoalsseieog e the product ef khM AMemM MAnsa~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
RRK-RND PREvUR

Producers of WATERS "Keep 'em Rolling are flying baritone Ray Middleton in from the west coast for tomorrow nights seanRa At 1O:s0. Hen sing "Hallad TOT AInerl- canaH. Paul Muni will also g,iestar The U. 6. Navya new show, "Anohors Aweigh," will have its premiere on WATR- Mutual today At e:30 Kathleen Norris end noted hlEn stars will be heard on O &ai- vatloa Army Human Oeeds for Human Needs" broadcast via WATR today at l:S0 ,.. "American Forum bf the Air" wili feature a Free~ aom of Speech" discussion tomorrow night at Q, WATR ... A atreanl- lined version og "f Paglaacci" ts lonights attraction for Chicago rheater of the Air" listeners. Igor uorin and Marion Claire, star In
 he WATR broadcast, Q to 70.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Dial Doinas
By JIM PARKER

eormmk wiEl ha ohamgoa e Q strAlghs musical shew with the tIsae eham@ea &e sNxuaic hy Wll- laraw . Jahn Paul Dlckson, nkmtumlh Berlin oonamemsaeor, hMs hean reported integned, along with aA other U. 6. mewumen, hy ehe German autheritaes. No other details arc known as the present time ]. Al MelfeF, who has announeea WATERS "epOtllght Hands" slnee its inception, has been called Co active duty with the Navy. RenlAclng Helfer is Gis Newsome, former announcer at WcAU, Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
FROW HRRE AND THERE

Raymond Qram Swing vent take his planned vacation but will stlck Co hls yvATR- Mutual pest fer Ae long a time as the nltua- tl0m wmrEantsT Because or. lginatlon points from eoast Co coast must be held open fer news broaaeaetsy AEBS has decided Co caueea the featured plckHps from iGs stations on Che new asternoon show, ssAKutual Goes Calling" Effective Monday the prOgraSn's
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29
Knitters Drop textiles;
Grc-Anccc5lanksW atkins

Abbott Holds Hard
waremen to nies
Safeties as Gre ACro-
co Wins. 20; krstters
Stop North tiender-
SON, 5 to 4
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-07-29

Gettinq he sin in shape to handle
"a cotton r is tut as important
oz growing good cotton, says J. A
Shanklin, extension cotton specialist
If N. c. State College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25
LEARN \ A

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES: Print
ing offers many opportunities for
advancement to young men. Skilled
workmen in this industry are in de-
mand THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL
OF PRINTING's facilities for
teaching me mechanics of the trade
are the best. For particulars write
to V. G. Garriott. Secretary-Treasur
er, 15l4-16 South Street, Nashville
ieuQesxpA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice is hereby given that I have
qualified rs Administrator of the Es-
tate of Joseph T. Jones, Deceased. All
persons having claims against said
Estate will present them to me on
or before the 22nd day Of january.
1912, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said Estate Will please
make immediate payment to me.
This january 2lst. l94l.
MRS. BESSIE M. JONES,
Administrators of the Estate of
Joseph +. Jones, Deceased.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25

The earth's surface, we read.
periodically expands and contracts.
Sounds to us as though it may be a
sigh of voc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25

Derby hats may return to fashion,
d style expert p~rophesies. But Junior
is afraid the snow may be gone by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-25

y..r, - J. -ryI.a NrI-J EC n%-.
weighing lo@o lbs. other ll5o lbs,
and wagon See ! II. Daniel, Hen
deaeon. route 3 2+-+u
Ted plant, ready for immediate de
livery. We grow the flowers We
sell. Brjdgers- The Florist. phone
$50 da, or night. l3-tf
.LY r-,t,ry ar# a..,n = y PnlInI.
gI.&35.LIm,o raata ol-o,i
FOR SALE USED DINING ROOHI
suite. NeNinotor and odd tulni-
ture. Can be seen AZ 525 North