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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06
THEY say

General MacArthurs Hesdquar-
tiers in Acknowledgement George
Brett. commander OF the Allied
Pacific Airforce: Give me 100 OF
our boys and they'll whip 200 Japs
any time
Nashing'on-Lord Halifax Brit
ish smba sssdor promises As the
weather gets better the Germsn
war machine will suffer more DE-
vastating air attacks on his pets.
factories. refneries and railroads.
Washington joaquin Elizslde,
resident Philippine commissioner.
I'VE Fillpinos look upon the trans
fer OF General Macarthur 10 su-
preme command in the southwest
ern Pacific as a distinct compli
ment 10 our fighting ability"
Washington Sam Rayburn
speaker OF the House says only
100 men engaged in war industrie'
are on strike. 1T appears thai
stoppages in production have beer
reduced to about zero
Wsshington-Joseph W Martin
Republican leader. sees sales
tax inevitable.
We've got TO come 10 Il eventu
ally. The amount OF money ~
are going to have 10 raise soone
or later makes H. inevitable"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

EDlNBORO. Pa -AP-A 50year.
old biology professor and young
associate disclosed today ihai. step
ping somewhat out Of their field.
they have Invented a friction .reduc-
Ing compound which sill permit the
speed Of waryiial machine tool op
erations to be increased from Is 10
300 per cent.
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b. Charles p. Stewart

a rather pecu-
liar sounding
statement.
II is made,
however, by a
chap who ought
to be an author
ity on the sub
iect Director
Elliot +. Sinnp-
son Of the DreN-
sage r u b b e r
company a big
c rpora tion,
with headquar-
~. a.
York City and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

SANTA BARBARA. Calf. -AP-
Mrs. Evelyn Winstrom q dead. sec
ond victim Of gun duel between
retired army majors Her husband.
Maj William n Weustrom IS. was
killed tho night before I'D the point
blank battle Maj Buell. Hammett.
- his pelvic bone shattered by q
bullet from Wensfrom IS pistol
chung 20 lite in a hospital
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

MOSCOW -AP- Ielifery 70 the
Red Army % 90 tons o. foodstufts
assembled By collective farmers
working Boz Gefmsn-0e .upied terri
tor Has aau4uu co "a Moscow,
among dramatic guerrilla contf. bu-
tons TO The Soviet war effort.
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TodaY's Horoscope

Today's Horoscope
During the next year a femi-
nine relative or friend may cause
some anxiety to you who have a
birthday today. Some good for
tune will arise. however. You
should be on your guard against
attempted deception or loss Of
documents. You are a home-lov-
ing person. retiring by nature.
and do not invite the condolences
Of others unless they share your
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

DR.. Clendening will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
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STOCKHOLM -AP ksrl A1el
Tunberser. correspondent for the
Stockholm newspaper Dag MS Ny.
heter. has been expelled from nor
way, because. be- said. Major NiN-
kun QuislIns. premier " tho Ger
man p1n 0rcd g1fc 1ment, object
ed 20 bis stories on cond lions
there.
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Your Health

Dyspepsia May be
Caused BY Number
of Disturbances
BY Logan Clendening. NJ. u.
DYSPEPSIA may be defined in
q broad way as any disturbance Of
the digestion.
Digestion starts in the mouth,
depends on good teeth, then de-
ponds on the swallowing power of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06
Half-F Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Twenty Years Ago
Shelly teacher of the Island School reports that those
during the month Eugene Coye
Steven Jyrck, Vivian HeWens Allyn
Mnck Sanderson and Ruth
Thompson. Lsnora Henning and Vivian Hewens
ceived 100 in spelling.
elected president Of the Mems Catholic We'll
Council for the ensuing the annual meeting OF the
Corbeie named president DON
Cole, secretary; Frank Blaha.
Miss Josephine Sherzer daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. W. H.
sherze this of five actively engaged in
psychiatric work the New York high schools
Death April James ". Sweet S. who attacked by
bull.
Fifty Years Ago
Mother and her Gosngs by pupils OF Miss Mabel
Leyens Miss Higbee
anmens presented the high school ball. From the
proceeds the improved by painting
decorating.
Miss Carrie Towner has resigned her teaching
and will soon sail for Europe to study music.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

GARDENS The British MID.
die east command today reported
only minor patrol activity on
restricted scale" in Libya.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

ROME (From Italian BroadcsstD
-AP-Axis aerial attacks have
bit the Alexandria-Mer Mathruh
Railway effectively at several
points and a medium sized tanker
bound for Malta has been torpedo
ed and sunk by an Italian subuia'
rine, the high command reported.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

intellectual tastes and interests.
You are fond Of literature and
art. The child who Is born on
this date will be fortunate In
many ways. but is threatened by
loss through fraud or theft. and
also by some domestic disagree
ment.
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z. ,. suDnhrlnt bdrm
The United States submarine
Barb slips into the water as she
IS launched at an east coast ship
yard. The Barb's builders fondly
hope the submarine lives up to
her name and proves barb in
the hide Of the Axis powers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

Church OF Christ
Wednesday, 7:45 p. m.-Bible
Study.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06
one-Mlnute Test Answers

1. Russia Is two and ore-half
times greater than the United
states and its possessions
? Michael Kalinin.
3. Maxim Litvinov.
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Church Briefs

Cavalry saptist Church
Wednesday. 1880 p. m.-Prayer
and Bible Study.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06
BY II. J. SCOTT

small child that his short legs
cannot keep up without running.
which is firing
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

You should b. courteous % your
little child as well as 20 ADULTS.
Don't walk so fast when With q
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

the esophagus, and then is con-
tinued in the stomach and then
continued in the intestines with
the help of the pancreas and its
juices and the liver and the bile
and then depends on the action Of
thirty or more feet of large and
small intestine. All Of these pro-
cesses may be attacked by infec-
ton or mechanical arrangements,
especially by emotional disturb
ances or interferences of the mind,
so it is not surprising that dys-
pepsia is quite common and that
it requires a good deal Of unravel-
ing TO make a good diagnosis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-06

ISLANDS OF me nRRnoR>
One Minute Test
l. Which is larger. Russia or
the United States?
2. Who is president Of Russia?
3. Who Is the present Russian
ambassador 10 the United States?
Words OF Wisdom
Beware Of the fury Of patient
nisn.--Dryden
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11
. SO THEY SAY

The corps will tolerate no pet
ulance or capricious feminine
temperament. You just won't be
able to get mad and quit. This
isn't going to be a tea party.
Col Thomas N. Gimperling,
recruiting officer, to WAAC
applicants.
Halfway around the world the
lives Of men in Americas citi-
zen army depend upon the eff
cheney of production at home.
Paul V. McNutt, chairman
War Manpower Commission.
This war will end with an in
vaSion Of Europe-whiCh means
a return TO trench warfare.
Charles F. Kettering, chair
man General Motors Corpora
ton.
II will not be desirable, in my
opinion-and it would be high
ly undesirable-to ration every
thing.
Leon Henderson, price and ra-
tioning administrator.
We do not need less criticism
in time of war, but more.
Woodrow Wilson, as quoted
by George Creel,
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on the boat was chaperon to one
beautiful girl and escort to an
other. The stock of William Tai
colt was on the rise; that of Pat
rick Mcdowell on the descent,
To the depths. Mcdowell
chung to his bunk like an over
worked dishrag One hand en-
braced his head, the other his
stomach, and conveniently near
was a papcrlincd bucket. Tai
colt ignored him as best he
could. DcxtCrously he whipped
a tie to his neck, noted with APP
proval the perfect fit of his din
ner jacket and at the door most
unkindly said, I'll be back to
report every half hour or so.
I'll have the steward send you
some pigs knuckles and kraut
-"
He shut in NacDowell's
groans and blith g ~ stepped
along. Life was wonderful; no
matter what the past or the flu
ture, the present was a ship. He
had four moon-filled nights and
five sun SplaShed days He had
his health and a pockctful of
money. And he had, or so he
thought, two lovely girls. True,
the blond was incredibly spoil
ed. She demanded the center of
attention and was as crratic as a
straw I'm the wind. Which should
have made her utterly lmpOS
Siblc, but somehow 1t didn't, So
much for the blond.
The brunei was considerably
different because --- well, she
was more mature. QuiCtcr. She
didn't burst in on you like a
hurricane; you just made the
startling discovery that she was
there. She had great warm dark
eyes and an altogether disturb
ing voice and she had a trick
Of making even the most trivial
things seem personal and cxCit-
ing So much for Martha Sven
son.
Bill Talcott sighed. After six
years Of no feminine company
at all. two at the same time was
almost too much.
He stood in the doorway Of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11
. SERIAL STORY
CARIBBEAN CRISIS
TON K. GOLDTHWAlTE
COPYRIGHT. 1912.
NEh SERVICE. INC.

She has so many nice theengs.
so much clothes She sighed
Il had them once too. | will have
them again. In New York my
uncle has made arrangements
for me to get a job. Not very
beeg job, but beginning
The drinks arrived and Mar
tina Swcnson lifted hers thought
fully. Il would like to make a
toast" she said Let us dreenk
10 the future
ITO the future"
Amen" Talcott sighed. That
was something to drink to, all
right. Strange how you could go
along for so many years with
nothing much happening TO you
and then bang everything hap
pened at once
Yesterday there had been
loneliness. Today -- Nj h a
SwenSon, a charming dark-eyed,
soft-voiced woman plying him
with questions about the won
derful land of America. Walrus-
mustaChcd Patrick Mcdowell,
grunting over his liquor and
trying 10 look intelligent. June
Paterson, as unprcdictable and
omnipotent as a forest fire-and
Bill Talcott was supposed TO be
her chaperon! These were com
pensations if you could but for
get the rest Of it.
Came the jar Of movement
and Martha Swenson jumped up.
There was so much to see; a last
glimpse of the town, the French
Village, the ships; she went off
by herself with a promise of
cocktails before dinner.
You're cer'nly a fast work
err" Mcdowell hiccoughed Al
ready he was becoming green
about the ears.
Well, you could make the most
Of what you had. Not every man
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ance touched her cheeks. II too
thank heaven" she responded
softly.
And then it was broken. A
steward was com n G toward
them. circumventing tables. MIR.
Talcott?" he asked, Il have a
wireless message for you, sir"
Talcott accepted the envelope,
begged leave of June Paterson
and ripped it open. There were
three words only in the message
but they brought him rudely
back. mo answer" he said to
the waiting steward, and then
tghing, stared modify at his
unfinished drink.
ITO BE Continued
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the lounge, looking for the bru-
net; he didn't see her but he saw
the blond and his heart slowly
turned over and kicked him in
the throat. you're her chap
eron," he reminded himself saw
agely. You have a date with
the other one"
AS if that mattered.
Il saw that Norwegian night
ingale m k i n & eyes at you,
June Paterson announced. so |
decided it was time | asserted
myself. Do you like me in this
dress? l put it on just for you.
Green. Silk. He remembered
the first time. You are perfect,
he said
You've improved consider
ably yourself. l remember you
now. You're the Bill Talcott |
used to know. Captain Of water
polo, right end on the Big Red
r am, and the best dancer on
the campus. For awhile l
thought I'd lost you"
There was b n ter in her
voice: the flippancy of polite So
Ciety fencing with buttoncd
foils. But her eyes belied all
that. her eyes and the trembling
Of her mouth. That spoiled brat
Of memory was gone; lovely,
exquisite woman had bloSSomcd
in her place.
Outwardly he was calm. I'm
rrturbed, a man Of the world.
Stink and sweat and nitrate
dust? Surely not this man. Mem
Der Of clubs, ariStoCrat; perfect
" groomed, perfectly hammered,
alert. Suavely continental as he
held her chair, signaling a stew
I'D with his eyes.
And where was the brunet7
June Paterson could best answer
that. They shared the same cab
il. If there be plot behind this,
il was more pleasant than the
intrigue of AbaS Island. II really
didn't matter
Talcott lifted his glass. "To
your perfection he said. Il
thank heaven for Lowell Byrd
and Cornell and memory"
She did not smile. Her eyes
were wide, glistening, and radi-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-06-11
TOO MANY GIRLS
CHAPTER XVII

Mcdowell was in the act of
putting away quick one in
the cocktail lounge when Talcott
found him. "Halsey?" Meadow
ell grunted. Sure | seen him.
He's in his cabin. Got one all to
himself. / went by there just a
minute ago and knocked and he
yelled at me to go away. Hes
got himself locked in"
WHAT"
"Sure. Maybe he's scared
Maybe he don't like the idea of
gettin' a shiv in his back. Come
to think about it, neither do T."
Talcott ordered a brandy and
settler and thought about Hal
sey'x strange actions, and at the
same time listened patiently to
MacDowells effusive complaints
about the size Of their stateroom.
The combination didn't help his
nerves. He was about TO pull
away when he saw M art h a
-Swenson.
3 Coming in from the corridor
entrance, she was, and she acted
lost. She stood hesitant and
would have turned away except
that she saw him, and the con-
fused look passed from her face.
They met halfway and Talcott
held q chair for her. You'll sit
down and have a drink with me,
won't your" he asked.
II must confess" she smiled
sadly, "that / have not much
money in my blu d get for
dreenks."
my dear young lady! Forget
your budget. You'll very quick
u learn that in America it's the
lnan who pays"
IAN pays" Mcdowell grunt-
a q h Hoped down. Where
your pal, the blond tornado
'1Giss Paterson Is unpacking
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TOMORROW EVENING

wIR-Frank Parker
wXYZ-Lum n AbncF
s:45 p. NJ.
wWJ-Lowell Thomas
WXYZ-To be announced
WJR-Melody Marvel
700 p. NJ.
wwJ-Fred Waring
WJR-Amos n Andy
wXYz-Ontario Show
tbs r. NJ.
WWJ-News
wJR-Charro Gil Trio
1880 r. NJ.
wWJ-Evening Melodies
WJR-How'm I DOM
WXYZ-Jone Ranger
7:i5 PM.
WIS. L. A. Marshall
800 =. NJ
wwJ-CiticS Service
WJR-Kate Smith
wNYZ-Old Gold Show
$3.50 T.. NJ.
wwJ-information Please
wxYZ-Tve Got Your
Number
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8 p. NJ.
wWJ--Music
wJR-Are you a Genius
NxYZ-Show Worlo
Sis p. NJ.
wWJ-Music
WXYZ-Orphan Annie
$50 r. NJ.
wwJ-To be announced
WJR-Sing Along
wXYZ-Day In Review
5:i5 r. NJ.
wWJ-Man in the Navy
wIR-To he announced
WXYZ-T've Got Your
Number
500 r. NJ.
wJR-Tomorrow's
Headlines
wWJ-TySon's Sport
Review
wXYZ-Rhumba Time
s:I5 r. VI.
wWJ-Prof. SloSson
wJR-Hedda Hopper
$50 r. M
wwJ-News
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TOMORROW AFTERNO on II NOON TO 5 P NJ

IL Noon
WWJ-Ole Foerch
WJR-Kate Smith
WXYZ-News: Music
CKLW-BBC News
WJBK-Name that Song
WJLB-Luncheop Music:
News
WEXL-HawaiiRn Music
1915 r. NJ.
wWJ-Ncws in Stores
WJR-Big Sister
WXYE-Lady Of Charm
NJBK-JInny Simms
CKLW-Lunch and Dance
Rhythms
WEXL-Music
1880 y. NJ.
WWJ-NeWs by Grant.
WJR-Helen Trent
WXYZ-Housewife Sers-
made
CKLW-News Ace
WJBk-LuncheUn Music
wEXL-News and Music
wJLB-Detroiters Speak
12:45 r. M.
WITTY Tyson
WJR-Our Gal Sunday
CKLW-Musicale
WJLB-Popular Piano
WEXL-Dance Music
WJBK-Dick Jurgens
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100 p. NJ.
wwJ-BackstsRe Wife
wJR-LIfe beautiful
WXYZ-Baukhage Talking
EKLW-News
WJBK-Polish Ladies
WJLB-News: Musicale
WEXL-Record Program
I:l5 r. NJ.
WWJ-Stella Dallas
WJR-Woman In White
CkLW-Happy Gang
WEXI-BinR Crosby Songs
WXYZ-Edward MCHugh
1870 +. NJ.
WWJ-Lorenzo Jones
WJR--Nic and SADIE
NNYZ-Marguerite Werner
WEXI-ReCords
WJLB-String Ensemble
I:i5 r. VI.
WWJ-Widder Brown
CkLW-DOn Norman
WJR-Road OF Life
WkYZ-NeWs
WJLB-Popular Music
200 Y. NJ.
CKLw-Melody Time
TWILIGHT OF the World
wJR-Young DR.. Malone
WXYZ-Music Apprecis-
ton
WJBK-Popular Melodies
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05

idincr, Il. j. Stewart
MI. y. II. RoaC and dIu.u',.,
M;uSnr,i, ul Suffolk, Va. spent
Scv"rd! days last wees IN luv u,u..
OF Alr. ana MrS. j. NJ. AlsUuu.
Mrs. j. NJ. Aston visited friends
ana relatives III LittIctou ana :, d.
m"Nc Rapids recently.
Willie Sol"Mcglanu. who is HON.
St"tuncd III New London. Conn.
spent several days last wccK with
ms brothers. Il. f., j. L.. and KcImry
Switzerland. Mr. Soutncrlaud has
been IN The navy Tor several year
ana NOW holds the Office OF chief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wclcm and
children. Of MI. Olive, visited Mrs.
Wclcn's brother, j. NJ. Stewart, re-
Gently.
Rcv. and Ms. +. W. Lee were
dinner guests q! Mr.. and Mrs. j.
VI. St"War; on a recent Sunday.
Louis and Nathan Marine, of I.um-
hcrion. are visiting their cousins.
Billy and Clyde Collins. Jr., this
week.
Mis-, Clara Lee. %! Middlcburg. was
a dinner guest oi Misses Rose and
Louis" Aston recently.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05
NhltmOre-Wes lcv
Class In Meeting

Tn" Whl'mnrc-W" ley class Of The
farSt Methodist church net TGc,dDy
evening IN the Church. with ahnri,
MY members and several myirct:
guests present. The meeting had
been planned Tor the par,nnanr
lawn. but p"cal'Sc Of mcIrm, M
N"aih'r WAS moved indoors.
Mrs. G. Il. Allcn. pres idruI, urr-
i"'j over the meeting. whlcn VIZ
'i"uru with the SIuCIu. al Nov.
Il" Day Is OVER. :ull"wcd by IN"
Lords prayer Mr. Il. {. Gary led
n, devotional program. with Fear
as her topic. She read Scripture -
lection, ui comfort in this crl.cia.
period. closing with Chris,'S own
words. Fear not. Tor Ia. ann with
y"u always. even unto the end of Tho
world"
Splendid reports were given by
committee Chairmcn. The report of
The VI ltInG committee WAS UNUSUAL
~ good.
The program was in charge OF Nils ,
Grace Galbraith. assisted by Mis-
AiIl.irCi WHItCn"r. with Miss White
nrr presiding. The group joined in
.lnGmg a ulmbcr of Negro SplltualS
md folk run@~. after which Miss
NhlI'urr gave a reading entitled
oily
Inc following h">tc>>cS. Ais. Il.
.. KcayI,. Ms t.. .. Falkncr. Mrs.
l.. l.. Swanson. Mr.. John Gri SON.
Mrs. l.. Il. Gouch. Mrs J. T.. Ilitr. and
Air.. Kenneth Hawkins. assisted bv
Misses Pauline Rcavis. MildrcC
Nd LII L
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05

The summer school boys ncXi duor
iClII. : dirty stories and bursting
INTO jnUndCrclupS of laughter =.
The man hammCriuG un the dog
house Inc is building tor his Da!ma-
tam Two boys calling loudly
i" the girl upstairs and She lust IS
Loudly SShhhSsInG them because
"Alu.acr came home tonight"
In" SIZZLING oil the ham trying in
Apartment Two Another type
writer down the hall Somebody
taxing ice out of an ice tray
Footsteps running up the backSiars
and falling down the front stairs
t"l-H ii WAS daytime SO We could
see what goes on .. } y ch.ld'S voice
saying. MAMA. whit does God look
like. Mama. what does God look
like"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05
Closs's Column

HE NEW AFFAIR Mf.NI Stack
ed win cardboard boxes. mnst of
mem !hocIcd "bHny lamI>' ur Mel
low Whisky Wonder what box
me sheets arc packed IN . E. AID
"h"'r Is IL" "HN ': towels O.. Dig
"ii the hos Cd. towels and find its
turned mt ".E 10! u.i shoes .
reminds me Cd. '.r ;!HC Inc magician
al In" iH"..o armed my guinea
PIG int" . 3"N 90. chocolate candy ..
rake ~ bait" uuG wonder mo
kidding. where a.r 'hciuwclS? =.
Decide i doesn't .anc any difference
L. WA, ... Cant tell where the
shower S''p- 33j '.c pcrSpirat!un be
gins.
Wash had cook 49,. Where did
Leave he *. Zee the one that
GUS. m'.h. h"d II yesterday
'c'H." Pr.,In. &c. Why docs the
'"lCC .,S'" deterrent every day
An"H Always make II the same
nay 60. IT," a.i ever get break
..-i done '. 81. me same time? 4.
ana rHrn j"S'HI.Dlc feeling of
pride when the coast doesn't burn
b'C'n."E' diSlcS are done &.
'js i.nr {" start LINEN now
."pr'. 49,. My "gdom for a cook.
Nh'H Charity Worhrd Tor us Tor
q 'n'.' twenty years ana then went
in N'A YORK Hhc returned with the
3d.. 'n"G~ They hires them a girl,
r' '..i Us. ana bc 'Shc a Daboon
D." She a monk, they calls her Il
H ut. q call her sent from
Wonder what To keep =. what 10
throw away from the box OF old
medicines. Take two, three times
a day What for? Doesn't
>d% 60. How can ] nj an eight inch
pos under the scvcn-lnCh space I'M
der the bed? Wonder il | could
closet" How are we gong 10
.ic"p FOUR people III ono bed and
q studio couch in lO2 weather
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05
Shocco News
By MRS. 7. VI. ALSTON

Hubert Olive. .Ir.. has returned
10 his home in Lexington after
Spending several weeks with his
cousin. Joe Sutherland. Jr.
Meredith Aston, of Newport
News. Va. spent the past week end
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
VI. Alstnu
Mrs Charles Nickcn and son.
Charles. a.. Inv" been spending
several i,v.. .ritr ~. W'rHsn'-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05
CAPTAIN .Jnhfson Transferred.

Fritrds hero will 10 Interested l.
earn that Captain George l.. J"hr
ru. son Of Mr.. AMI Mrs. i. v. Johr
scr. Of Meanwhile. Pa. i being IRAN
erred to Camp Perry. ohio. II" ~"
formerly an instructor IN TIC mm'"r
cd force at Camp kuuX. Ky
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05
From lirI.cmSI.nrn

IL. j.. Wells. ui Greensboro. is
SPENDING week with his mother.
Mrs. +. j. Wells in Henderson. ON
tHS return L" Greensboro. he will
TAX" his son. vino has been visiting
Mir. Wells here Tor some time.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05
Here for Week End.

ry' .IamC; f. Freeman. VIII"
stationed Hi Fort Hi"nrn" a. stand
me guard in Battery +. Goa I Artll
cry. spent the week end hero wit
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs !. +. Free.
man.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05

Farmers in northeastern North
Carolina report that TN, years
drought has cut their corn yields con-
sid rably. say farm agents Of the
n. {. State college extension Soy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05

Latest inf"rmItIrn from S. r.
Peace. ST.. "i Duke hospital ~ Dur
ham !. thd; n" is recovering aatiS-
i"C'"rIiy from an operation which
ne had lnSt WC,k. Mr. Peace is
pending much time with him.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05
Transferred tu Texas.

ryt William H. S"uihcrland has
bon iran siCrrCd from Fort War
'n. Wyoming. Ia the Puartcrrua~t"r
N"'cr las" nj Camp N"rmoylc. san
Antonio. Texas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-05

GRAHAM MEMORIAL. is showing
free outdoor movies once u week
Usually old movies .. Last night il
Was LISu Pits. complete with rescue
by the Marines IN the lasi reel, il
70" can Judge by the strange noises
cchoInG up and down FrankIIn street
And the new thc..trc viii house
The USO when it's finished. because
II wasn't completed ON June
but will revert To- the original Owner
ESQ we hcar) after the war But
the greatest difference IN Chapel
Hill! is To sec the uniform, on the
soldiers and in the shop windows
Uniforms instead OF sport clothes.