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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-20
Germans Press
for FINAL no
on The voIga
Red Lines Hold
Fast Amid Bubble
Of Sheltered City
By The Asse eisted Press

Swarms of German dive bomb
ers and fighters resumed a full
scale assault on Stalingrad today
after cold rains had driven them
from thu skies in q short fore
taste Of Winter, but Red Army
headquarters declared the Rus
slams still held their lines un-
broken for the past 80 hours.
AS the storm subsidized, the
German Transocean News Agen-
cy asserted that only "a few
square kilometers" of Stain
grad was left in Soviet hands.
Germ a n military quarters,
however, emphasized that ''the
tenacity Of Soviet resistance was
evidenced rather by the number
of (street) barricades and other
positions obstinately defended
by the enemy than by the area
of the city not yet in German
hands,"
SUPPLY LINE OPEN
Soviet reports said that sup
plies and troop rAinfGcements
continued to reach defenders Of
the ruined Volga metropolis and
that German long range guns
were heavily Smelling the river
in an attempt to interrupt the
crossings.
Despite the temporary relief
afforded by Autumnal storms,
which forced the gigantic battle
back to the World War tactics
of artillery barrage and infan-
try assault. the Red armies were
See RUSSIA-Page &
.-Vota On Nov. B.
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Ex-SeIfridge
Filler Dies in
Pacific Action

When Mildred L. Schalm, 20,
received q letter from Captain
Henry H. Elias Sept. 10, from
Nanchung, China, where he was
fighting the Japs q . United
States Army flyer, he reported
himself in good spirits and re-
Elected q cheerful mood.
What Miss Schalm didn't
know until last Thursday was
that Captain Elias, formerly sta
toned at Selfridge Field, was
killed in action before she re.
ceived his last letter. The tragic
news was conveyed to her in a
letter from Captain Elias sister
in Spartanburg, South Carolina,
See CAPT. ELIAS-Page 2
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Gov. Pierre B0isS0n, French
High Commissioner, issued his
order for evacuation Of women
and children because Of the
manner in which civilians clog
ged the roads during the Ger
man invasion of France.
Evacuation of women and
children began early this month
by land, sea and air and cont'n-
ues 9 rapidly % transportation
Ass "a .ad kass.;, nsiass
ally. atsn't ANXIOUS 4or evacua-
don through the Alockaded seos.
They're also worried By reports
Of hunger and prospects Of Z
hard winter In France.
Here, there's q least plenty
TO eat-and that's one Of Dalkar's
big problems.
The 4rootest difficulty here il
in transportation. There Il no
gasoline and only ( few tires,
and there Is nothing to replace
material that wears out.
For while, engineers made q
gasoline substitute out Of palm
Sec DAKAR-Page Z
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orists on the basis of need, will
be determined. The owner will
receive . check or - stamps
totalling from $3.50 to SLIPS
depending upon the size and con-
dition Of Ahe tire.
The purchasing plan II con-
nected with nationwide saso-
line rationins r Julations which
limit each private car 70 five
tires. Rationing coupons, the
0PA has ruled, Will be issued to
private cars only after the OWL
ers submit serial numbers Of
their tires and certify they have
no more than five for each auto
mobile.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-20
Metropolitan Club
MoslIag Postponed

Thomas Tuscany, president Of
the Metropolitan Club, ann0unc-
ed today that the organixation's
meeting originally scheduled for
tonight has been postponed one
week due 70 the participation
Of many Of the members In the
Civilian Defense bomb demon
stration which takes place to-
night.
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Relay Report

LONDON, Oct. 20 - (P -
Reuters reported today in .
Stockholm dispatch that can
kara reports received by the
German controlled S wed dish
News Agency said United States
troops which arrived In Syria
were being sent to Persia (Iran)
and Russia"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-20
North River
Road Closed
for 2 Weeks

Due to the Selfridge Field ex-
pansion project, the North River
road from the city limits to the
bridge was closed today for .
two-week period.
Persons living on the banks Of
TIE Clinton alongside the closed
portion Of the road will be al
lowed to drive to their homes.
Those living above the bridge
must use the South River road,
crossing at the bridge.
-Vsts On New. -
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TOKYO (From Japa n es e
Broadcasts), Oct. 20 = R -
Tomokaxu Hori, Foreign Office
spokesman, said In ~ nation
wide radio address last night
that the Pacific conflict was
gradually assuming the phase OF
. long.term war which would
require all the strength Of the
japanese people. He warned Of
tn Q possibility Of . general
counterattack by the United
States against Japan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-20
Sink Tr0Opshil.s

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Oct.
20 -@- Four Germxn sol
diers were killed, an unknown
number drowned and 20 others
wounded yesterday when an
unidentified submarine torped-
oed the German ferry Deutsch-
land - Il was transporting 1,o0o
Maxi troops across the Baltic Sea
from Sassnitz, Germany, to
Trelleborg, Sweden.
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ROME, Oct. 20-U talia n
Broadcast recorded by Unito6
Press In New York; - To
Rene Radio today Announced
the death Of Gen. Frederieo
Ferrari- Orsi, commands q n
army corps on the 1gyptian
front who was sald to have been
killed In the front lines Sunday.
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81 Await Call
to.SeFyife
Board No. ]
Group Accepted

Sixty seven selectees from
Draft Board No. / were at their
homes today awaiting orders to
report for training at Fort Gus
ter after they were accepted
Friday by the U. S. Army.
Forty three others were re-
jected, seven were held over for
Q second physical examination
and another seven failed to re-
port.
The following were accepted:
Walter Elgert, BENJAMIN Com
fort, Donald Cockerline, Craw-
ford Smith, William Delbridge,
Loren Distelrath, Wesley Brown,
VILLA m Burkheiser, Robert
Meyers, Rudolph Ness, Clifford
Van Horn, Wilson May, Marvin
MILLER, Lee Frazier, Isaac Jones,
Harley Phillips, Charles Schultz,
Francis 8 alter, Maurice Van
Houtte, Edmund Kamyszek, Sid.
ney LaCroix.
Edward Casper, Lynn Smith,
L ouis Fletcher, John Hiben,
Walter Helm, Kenneth Pom
merenk, Sheldon Beatty, Elliott
Bell, Jr., Edward Kargula, Will
liam Book. Louis Dieckmann,
John Doblestein, Horace Rasch,
George Spence, Walter Polar-
ski, Clarence Frans, Jack o.
Neil, Alva Bogart, Charles Bee,
Jr., Russell Somes, George Ba-
biuk, N Z x we'll Nye, Harry
Mamps.
Tavern Moore, Stephen Pityn,
John Mullins, Norris Hartman,
Alois Culkr, Frank DeKetelaere.
Patrick Smith, Victor HuGAll,
Theodore Stube, Harry Pitcher,
Patrick Provost, Archibald r.
win. Guy Barber. Arthur God
frey, Rufus p m ore, Frank
Babiuk, Newton Cain, Norman
Wagner, Fred Witt, Glen Steut-
ser, Raymond Moran, Clifford
Iyefson, Lynn Gooding and BOY.
Weber.
NJ H. IT. Su,sHA nR~n>>A
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Kill HOSTAGES

BERN, Switzerland, Oct. 20
R-German authorities In the
Netherlands have executed IA
Dutch hostages in reprisal for
sabotage, . dispatch from the
Hague to the Basler Nachrich.
ten reported today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-20

BE Rim (From German
Broadcasts), Oct. 20 - up -
The German High Command an
nounced today the occupation Of
m additional block Of houses In
the northern suburbs Of Stain
grad.
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Turks Nab Crew

ANKARA, Oct. 20 -(R- A
German reconnaissance Heinkel
Ill was reported by informed
quarters today to have made .
forced landipg In Turkey and its
crew Of four to have been in
termed.
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The report, bristling with
criticism of the present setup,
was issued by the special House
committee on National Defense
migration, headed by Rep. Tolan
(D-Calif).
It urged differentiation of the
War Production board, the Sc
lective Service Administration,
the War Manpower commission
and Office Of Price Arministra-
ton to Z new super agency to be
known a. the Office Of War Mo-
bilization.
Asserting that "our materials
distribution system Is breaking
down and that boarding Of raw
materials has become . nation
wide phenomenon" the commit
tee declared:
''This war can be lost in Wash
ington. despite numerous re-
alignments, ten months after
Pearl Harbor, business-as-usual
considerations still permeate the
Washington wartime agencies"
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Standby Home

WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-(R
- Admiral william II. Stand
ley, United States Ambassador
to Moscow, has arrived to re-
pert % President Roosevelt and
Secretary of Stata Hull on the
diepl6glasic and military phases
Of the Russian situation.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-(R
- Controversies over manp0w-
er appointments and the Florida
barge canal threatened today to
hold up Senate approval Of .
$6,341,000,000 appropriation bill
which carries 81, S9e, oeo, 600 for
Navy planes and ships.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-20
Tax AIlocotions Almost
Identical 10 Those Of Al
County Tax Tipped 50 Gents;
School District Mekes Appel

County and the Macomb board
had set Q $7.40 rate.
A $3.50 rate was finally
adopted for the DISCREET tolloss1ng
q meeting Of the chairmsn % IT,
two boards with Probate Judge
Joseph v. Trumbly.
VALUATION Up
An increase Of the total tax
spread over loll y atrib0tod b.
Scott 10 the increase In oooooDo0
valuation Of approximatofy ~.
O0O, 900. The county speo04 -
creased from 44o1, - n ~ 81
$50, ga. - THE years H. tpgunr)
ship total voe uppod 1om &34ye
SlS.07 % @114o1osoo - , -
schools from @oooD ~
Sool, 06o -. Tho tq1n1D
nom $l.3oo.SoAoe -
Sass. ii
On the beard ars -
Mount C1oGDnno 11oQturys =
man; Harry q BounD 49,
ursr q 49, oC1 \;
No. I; CuuQ1Y 0onGoL
siouer WIN y = - ~
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Yanlk Gets Life
THE UNITED

WITH TnB UNITED STATES
ARMY IN NORTHERN IRE
LAND, Oct. 2o-@ - Tcehni-
cal Corporal Lawrence b. Me-
Kensie, IS, Of Sacramento, Calf,
was sentenced today o life Inn.
prisonment By . United States
Army court martial On convic-
ten Of having killed Nliss Mary
Martin, 10, . deaf mute, By
strangling her IN her cottage Ut
Castlewellan, County Down, Oct.
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British 0verwheIm
vidhy Opposition

LONDON, Oct. 20 - @ -
British forces moving south
ward to complete the occupa-
ton Of the French island Of
Madagascar have overwhelmed
the Vichy opposition
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Bomb Test
Tonight 1T 7

Through IN error tn z
headline on ! story concern
Ing the Mount Clemens Civ.
ilian Defense Bomb Demon
stration in yesterdays Daily
Monitor Leader said the If
fair would be held last
night. The stery itself, how.
ever, was. correct.
Actually TIE bomb exhib-
0 u will be hell % The north
side Of the nGaeomh eo0ney
building at ! ,. -. eeaiehG
Thnut fer Hherifl-0eeonA To4D
Dia . Big Jeb b . Quise Way
Malcolm Trsmhlsy Ter
Rrosecutoe
CAPABLE . Conecientie1S Clean
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REAL JAP BLOW YET 10 BE LAUNcI|
Iate-* Xxx
bulletins

King Recovering
Rim (From German
Broadcasts), Oct. 20 - @ -
The condition Of King Christian
Of Denmark, who fell from his
horse Monday, Is satisfactory. .
bulletin from his physicians said
today. Injuries to the back Of
his head, lower lip, left ear and
left knee cap are expected to
heal rapidly.
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Key vichy French Base at Dakdr in Africa
Teens with Newly Arrived Reinforcement.
First Ne1us in Weeks
Leaks Out of City
French Bolster Troop. Fleet
Forces In Face Of Rumors

IL the In .
claiming
b
BY GEORGES MANUEL
Press
DAKAR, French West Africa, Oct 20 - D - Increases in
fleet have
ed the white popuace Of this strategic West African base from
is 900 to $4,000.
placed q state Of constant alert and
children land rapidly
as transport facilities became available.
bIackout effect night and the city
tcaly overlooking soldiers sailors and aen.
another will be spring in Dakar and the heavy
winter rains will be
housing caused by the huge population
Dakar white residents concentrated curved
finger of land extending into the Atlantic and only IL miles long
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-20

Tax rates assigned to the
county, townships and school
districts are virtually the same Is
in 1oll, q report submitted by
Thomas H. Scott, executive SEC
rotary Of the Macomb County
Tax ALLEGATION Board. revealed
today.
The county tax was tipped
from s. to $3.50 by the alloca-
ton board after members Of the
Board of Supervisors had asked
an even higher rate TO meet m
increasing payroll and to pay
legal fes to Alex J. Groesbeck
and Bert v. Nunneley.
For the first time in the his
tory Of the board m appeal was
made by q school district against
q rate Of $5.52 made BY Sc. Clair
County Tax Board. The district
involved ID Richmond School
District No. 1 which Il fr1ctionnl
with Riley township IN s.. Clair
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WarBOaEd
ShakeuP
is Urged

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20-'@
"a complsts reshste lying ofstrp
war agencies under Z new 6upNr
control board was reeommendod
today in . Congressional report
which said:
"Those officials who have
charge of the war production
program including the mohilixa-
ton of manpower have not yet
grasped the meaning Of modern
war;"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-20

Elect Howard +.
G A = i q L L
State Representative
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NO suDsI1xU11 Yo1 8xPm-
W1eCE- n8CR ~DU2rWD
PR0SBCUT01-11R. 110K11
BLRCT Z. +. Hoboxt HDob~
HAvRL Sheriff. Rspub1icon. He
u a outstanding record. -
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Ha/0rsw Up Win A1Aoe0b
County
Tremblsy ie9 Rssass11ee -Usn
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.vsts On New. =
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The applications win then Be
mailed to the nearest DESIGNATED
See Ou-pago 8
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

institution himself as iuCh-
rcr.
.I> iuchrcrShip Is the cS>cntl;l
consideration.
In" nut is
THIS war is being fought over
l. Herr Hitler. not Germany.
y BCnito MuSSulini, who no lon
ger signifies.
3. The JapS. who still are raising
uadcS.
Il isn't the Germans, VINO can be
disposed of. Ii isn't the Italians, who
are respectable enough. anyway.
BaSlCaily it. the Jap, Wh" have got
to be cNtcrminatcd-rut the average
Japs. but their military aggregation.
10 consolidate EN-
Adolf pretty completely represents
al Germany al present.
HCnit0 dId. but doesn't nuw. rep
. Cnt much ui ltIl:.
Alkadp iirohItu. who's advcrtIS-
cd a. Japan'S spokesman, but who,
cally. hasn't much more Ia say al
- itS policies than | have: his wal
lass bosses The job.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

N.,,,,.- l
~" u" ~ , t''''r" ,'~ 81 ''l''t>V''''.
tIt. =" NV 'H'N ''.' ''~'S''''"'' at
"'.!
=. N"rth Sar"ln" |", III" great
marker Tor tennessee ana kentucky
raised h"gS unliI l"' E'v1l railroad
systems were punt leading IL the
eastern ScaNu"fd m"sois Cd! Balti-
more. rhllHa1 !pniH """ New YORK,
before Inc !""U :. NHr' ID railroad
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08
New Terms Begin

New terms OF office began yes
terday in nearly al places of re-
Sponsibility i'll county government
here. The only changes We're OF
the sheriff and constable of licndcr-
son township. All other gentlemen
were entrusted 10y the people with
further tenure al pablo duty. ani
most of them without opposition
even IN the nominating primary last
May.
For all such office holders thu
ought 10 DC Il SOLDERING fact. Ii SHOULD
impress them every one not only
with sincere and deep sense OF
gratitude but also with the obliga.
ton To give the very best that is
III them to the discharge uI THEN
duties in capable and acceptable
manner. We have no reason 20
suppose that there 8, Il single man
among them Who Will assume an
attitude different from that.
Each OF them sought the honr:
and the responsibility that has been
committed to his Nccp.ng. II was
delivered over IL a:u. ~ he wished.
BAT on the condition that he prove
generally.
No man who receives III office by
vote of the people. N a democracy
-hould lose sight ol the fac; that
always there vii! Ne ynoihcr c!cc
lions. The people hold the rcinS IL
i Very real sense. .ANd most q. ,ns
time they. neither Siurbcr ror sleep.
lhry expect reasonable service and
efficiency and appreciate il when
they sc; i, in the handling of their
affairs. The highest mui.Nc II Il
democratic official IS TO strive t.
wo.!t the approval OF hi. constliu-
ems. When that IS done / make
for good government. When it :,
cot done. Ottcncr than not changes
are made AT the ballot brV sooner
.r later. That process Is the cS-
.,"yr of the real value vi the Ballot
. the hands u; a free people
Vance county citizens have the
-.,t ;o hope that thci. pu5liy
servant, are conscious of their OBJ
cations IN this regard. And 10 that
.uI Icy expect efficiency and cour-
10y !" their dealings ana rc!a-
..Hn-..g-.
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ANSWERS.

|. In i1Ir The domestic animals on
North Carolina farm, wcrc valued :
$ll9.!51"12. a. against SgO.2ll.YG7
III 1870 Daring this period the low
"st p..,' was reached in 1885 when
the total value was reported at S74.-
iiO,G 2S These figures include an.
mails and poultry
>. Prof 'SSor Edward Johnson. for
many. years dean OF law. Shaw In
rcrsity Raleigh. In 1877 Ire moved
& Ne York 10 practice law: lived
IN tn Harlem area: and was the first
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08
YOUNG MAJOR HEADS
MEDICOS AT BUTNER

GIMP i5utnCr, Deg. E Major Rob
crt C.. Thump.0n "f Mullins. s. C..
has =, on designated commanding Of
flee" + the 92nd Medical Battalion
stationed at Camp BI,ncr. This
medical battali-n is omit OF the
Second Army Special Troops under
the command OF Colonel Sidney s.
Ebcrlc.
Major Thompson. who is only "a
years of age. has the distinction of
being ore NJ the y":!',gc+t majors
appointed i'll The regular Army Med
ical Department.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08
Peace Drive
Is Expected
Stewart Comments on
Reports That Hitler
May Launch Diplo-
matte Offensive Soon.
BY CHARLES =. STEWART
Central Press ColumniSt

Washington. Dec. Hans Habc.
predicting. in prominent Deem
Der magazine, that Herr Hitler
shortly will launch '"blitz" cam
palen for negotiated, compromise
peace, is doing only his own per-
Sonal guessing, of course.
II isn't likely that Prophet Habc
can read the fuehrer's mind from
lGntic. IL also is evident that Adolf
didn't reveal his plan to him con-
fidcntially. hoping for favorable
advance notice, because this notice
distinctly is otherwise The whole
articles warning 10 the United Ma
tons that the only safe way 10 ne
pGtiatc with the naziS is to lick 'cm
flat.
Nevertheless. it's obvious that
Brother Habc U hesitate To refer
10 him as Herr" Habc Just now
| has been a close student Of The sit
ua:ior. and its probable that COM
mcntaior whose name begins with
Hans is exceptionally qualified to
Draw conclusions relative to T'eu-
tonic schcming.
Parcnthctically. here wc have il
| again
All Germans shouldn't be con-
d'mncd on account of Herr Hitler
Some of EN- are all right
| And. if Comrade Habc is correct
= appears that this latter kind are
inc folk who. in his very own door
yard. arc helping to scare Adolf in
10 making the best terms he can get
| without going on to the finish he
| originally had scheduled.
Heat May Be On
Hans wasn't needed TO inform the
rest of the civilized world Of anti.
HitiT sentiment throughout the
areas previously conquered by Bcr-
I'm forces. Those regions sizzlngs
nave been no news any of the time
| out they've needed some internal
neat TO stimulate EN- Hans think.
IT'S being generated. and there are
hints that it really is starting t.
manifest itself.
| Then Germany'S Italian support
began to peter out.
| 1t never had amounted to much
| Finally II frazzled to a point where
as OF the present juncture, the nazis
are reported TO be terrifying their
| border enthusiastically.
Fortifying against 'em is going
some.
The JapS are pro-Jap exclusively
Now 1t starts to transpire that the
| German military class is anti-Hitler.
Adolf himself doesn't belong to it,
It's an aristocratic bunch and he's a
plcbean.
If his internal organization is
threatened with going flooey, where
does he get Off?
| The fuchrcr is supposed to want
Spain to take charge of his negotiat-
cd peace move. Awhile back Span
iSh Caudillo Franco unquestonably
would have been willing to act as
his spokesman, but not IL his back s
10 the wall, as Caudillo Franco seem.
ingly thinks IL Is.
Pope Plus, too, Is suggested as a
possible negotiator.
It's presumable that he wants
peace. On Adolfs terms. though?
What Kind OF Peace?
Just what sort Of a bargain tn,
fuchrer has in his bean is profile
matte.
! He seemingly is bent on keeping
Germany going as an independent
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08
Honorable DISCHARGE

PASSING Of the Work, pro,.r.
Administration nonuIarIy ku.,...
merely -, the WPA Will br nr..
.~....v ao.rt..d lis un,u, VAS I,,..
.,.rdr,r I, rad ortli,,d -. ysc,,,.
.r... and had declined to IN, potn,
nm. =, cine, junction wl. ~ pro.
-.dr rnrplay..yn. tor = grossly pvcr.
stated administrative c.,,nr,.,,,c,,,
anG 10 q GOOD many who had noon
.4...rr ,ha, ,ncv would b, looked
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

lr looks as though the Italians are
about 10 follow the example of
the French Only. instead of scut-
ting their fleet they probably will
sCtlttlC MuSsOiini.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

An editorial writer says That Mus
-nllnI .- Ill wet That, vight--ard
: naturally follows that he'll Ut put
through lie Wringcr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

New Workers seeking deer with
bows and arrows shot dog, proving
that during the hunting season al
most anything can be an innocent
bvstandor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

Just when newspaper headline
writer's figured they'd never 81; n
break the fighting began around
Hnua and Coca.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

Some birds. We read. actually sing
in their sleep. We'll. as y substi
tute for snoring we'd say that's
more than adequate.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

When kipling said East and West
wouldn't meet he probably foresaw
gasoline ratiOnlng.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

An isolationist certainly has a
tough time riding the trojly cars
those Jaws
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-08

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