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Evening star., 1942-06-21

ne DOy HuSItu SIliiSoii. AHe
word. as McCracken said it, meant
softie, gutter. 1t meant - out
cast. The crowd was scattering.
spreading the news. Only his
friends Hank and Chris and Betty
Masters we're beside him now.
Chris said suddenly. II got to see
a kid!' He ran off. Hank followed.
Only Betty remained. She was
looking at him with wide eyes. red
lips parted. The boy used to think
of Betty a lot when he was away
in prep school. She was the pretti-
est girl he'd ever seen. He thought
if she laughed at him now, or made
fun OF him. he couldn't stand it.
He wasn't going to give her the
chance. With face burning and
eyes smarting. he turned and fed.
He went to the deserted school
library after the final class. He
spread his books on the table and
sat down. He wanted that fresh
start next year. He would be ready
for it then. Next year
But that was next year! This
was now! Suddenly the page Of his
algebra book was a blurred tumble
of type. He covered his face with
his hands and pressed hard against
his hot forehead. But I did come
OFT Vith ii like / promised! Not to
Dad II couldn't do thGt 10 him.
But I came out with ii once. II -
it ,Vas hard TO do. Maybe that makes
np for the othsr time!
SOMEoNE was coming. He pulled
his hands away from his face and
held a book rigidly before him.
From behind him Betty Masters
said, Hello, Jack" She was blush
ing and her eyes shining.
The boy thought her the pretti-
est girl in the world. Hello" he
said, and cleared his throat noisily
to show he was merely hoarse.
She now looked at him steadily
and finally she smiled. IL thought
maybe you'd be going home soon."
she said. Maybe you'd like to
walk me as far as my house"
'Me?" His throat was terribly
dry. But l thought Il mean.
all the others -
Her lip curled. Them! l bet
they'd all be lot more homesick
than you! And they wouldn't be
brave enough to admit it. They'd
lie about it. You were brave"
The boys heart was pounding.
1t was funny how everything had
changed. 1t made such a difference,
having someone. That was all you
needed - just someone. He stood
up and reached for her hand. and
it was soft and warm in his. I'D
sort of like to ask your advice"
he said gravely.
She nodded. "Yes, Jack?"
He sat her down beside him.
IF a fellow likes someone - say
maybe his dad - and his dad
wants this fellow to be strong and
kind of tough about things. and the
fellow isn't that way on account
of a lot of things - though he will
be soon, you understand - do you
think this fellow - remember he
likes his dad a lot - do you think
he ought to-"
Ought to what. Jack?"
The boy pulled his chair closer
and began to talk. For half an
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19
Meeting Held For
Jr. WOman's Club

Tho Junior Wumau's club me,
Wednesday evening i'm the hlsn
school cafeteria, with the president.
Mrs. w. * Phillips, Jr.. presiding.
It was decided by the club To have
one of its delegates to the State con-
ventIon i'll Asheville April 30 It
member from the Junior Civic CLUB.
Members were urged to make an at
tempt to attend this convention.
Copies of the club constitution
We're distributed among the mem
bers by Miss Alice Mabry.
It was decided to have = cIll
picnic some time in April besides tn,
regular monthly meeting, which will
be held on April Is.
With "~EduCatiOn ion Defense" C.
the program topic for the evening.
the first paper Wa given ny Nh.
Leon Wick on Community Edu,a-
ton for Defense" Mr.. Wick g.
planned the work Of the r. :. o.. anG
told how each person can contribute
something to the defer. e Of tAc
country. Mis- Alice Malr, dl-rl. a..
lHo Monroe Doctrine and it, original
puIpuse-to keep European fut,.,o..-
tlcn as far as possible lruu holc
Club Clippings was presented by
Miss Amy Wick.
lHe EoatC &c fer the evening. Nj
Ec'sy Rose Jones. Mrs. =. J. T. I,a.-
lin>, MIS-. EuIph Finch and Mrs. ".
K. Phillips, Jr.. served Individual
Gales decorated with haMrol.-. auG
iced dr.ui.s.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19
Entertainment For
Miss Mildred Finch

Miss Mildred Finch. a bridc-elcct
OF the spring, VAS honored Monday
evening at d bridge party and show
er given by Miss Elizabeth Shaw at
her home on Montgomery street.
The following guests were present:
Mis- Finch, Miss Mildred Perry, Miss
Miriam Pinnell, Miss Alma Dixon,
Miss Alice Switzerland, Miss Mary
Frances Williams, Miss Carol Reed,
Mrs. Ralph Finch, Miss Agnes Mus
tan, Miss Jeanne Dunn, Mrs. w. T.
Hearnc, and Mrs. J. H. Hicks, Jr.
After several p~rogressions OF
5r.dge, Mrs. Hicks was awarded high
co.'s Prize, with Miss Carol Reed
low core winner, The floating
prize went to Miss Agnc< Mustian.
\ number of attractive gifts were
presented 10 the Dride-elect.
IN die latter part OF the evening
shaw, assisted by her mother,
#tls {. {. Shaw, served individual
..iiui zee with decorated cakes and
.Jts. Guests were joined by Mrs. I.
narHaH. Mrs. Crawford Daniel
and MI. George Finch for refresh
mCntS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19
SLEEPING THROUGH SlN-UP.

Long the light of dawn like q bud
has broken,
Thrusting its petals up the SKY,
Flicking lids of eyes hat refuse to
waken,
Lest they should lose thei. dream
thereby.
Drifted out of darkness through
cleaning islands,
Still in the ship of sleep | 90.
Still remote from dangerous reefs
and highlands.
Such as to hear and see and know.
Yet like ancient sailors who laid
their courses
Out Of the wisdom in their bones,
] became ava of my last resources.
Soon to debark on sunlit stones.
Keith Thomas
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19
Miss Doris Walters
70 Wed Carl Yates

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thomas Wal
lefS, OF Stem, announce the engage
nen1 and approaching marriage Of
hei daughter, Doris, to Carl Erwin
Yates, OF BurgaW. The wedding will
take place on Sunday, April II, 1912.
Alr. 4ate9 is the son of William
Alfred Yates and the late Mrs. Yates.
OF BurgaW.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19
Visit Mrs. Harris.

Nj. and Mrs. j. c. Hayes. o.
Stovali, and Robert Hayes, of Ok
ford, spent Sunday here with Mrs.
Vance Harris.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19
SOCIETY NEWS
From DreWry.

Mr.. and Mrs. Barker Watkins and
idnnily. OF DreWry, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Vance Harris.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19
Choir Practice.

n senior choir of the First
Methodist church will practice at
40 o'clock tonight at the church.
Members are asked to note the
change IN time of practice.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19
Ease Headaches
S00the Nerves

The quick
ing ingredients in
the BIC" Head
ache Pow d e
formula work eX-
tra-faSt to ease
headaches and
SoOth nerves up
set by minor
pains. Get BE"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19

II you can foul half the people all
J., time. IL. good enough.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19

in handy lOc or Csc sizes. Use only
as directed. Consult a physician
when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-03-19

Buy Defense + and a,8 g.
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wars 70 effective organization q
world unity Unless real world
cooperation replaces hoth tpoia
ftnnisfn and imperialism - whet
ever form IN the neW inteFas
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there waH - no lasting security
fur you on far -
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feg China We urge sou - know
us more go that your support Vlfi
contribute more effectively =
SHINING the total victory and tine
peace which follows Upon the
allied strength IN the Chinese
front whihc commands the most
direct approach 70 bringing waf
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Garden Club

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IN inc FIRST three classes prizes
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stamps and 4ih, s. IA xar stamps.
and . booby prize q 0 much
needed garden implement The
fourth class VII have the first
three prizes identical with the
other CLASSES bot there viii be 10
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
|LoChbiIer Named
In u. s. Tax Lien

Ousted and indicted Police Inv
lspector Wendall A. Lochbiler was
notified by the department of in
teernal revenue today that a
I$4,711.92 lien has been placed
upon his property.
Under the lien Lochbiler is pre-
vented from disposing of any of
his property without permission OF
the government. Basis for the
lien is -the revenue departments
claim that Lochbiler is delinquent
in income tax payments for 1887.
1888 and 1889. The amount of
the lien is approximately the
amount of tax and penalties owing.
Lochbiler was a defendant in the
handbook graft trial now under
way. but disappeared shortly be-
fore the trial started. He was
found serving in the navy under
an assumed name and returned 10
Detroit to face trial later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
DEATHS

Katherine Burdick. 2s2 East Milwaukee
| a.
Clara Lambert. 21ss Lansing. 50.
Benjamin Mann. 15o47 Appoline. as.
Thomas r Seymour. 1273s Kilbourne IS
Samuel Leonard. 5osi Brush. a.
Wilbert Crawford. 1851 Robson So
Henry Allyn Hsigh. 7s2 Seminole. So.
Margaret s; Finn. 1921 Curtis. 81.
Kenneth Ardry. 104fO Kercheval. so.
Rudolph Loewe $685. Canton, ss.
Ida Mundt. 37i6 Concern. 81
Martha Msndl. PTS Traverse, 50.
George w. Rogers. 45Os St Clair. 81.
Lewis A. Williams. 1920 Log Cabin, 70
Patrick Joseph Sweeney 1882 North Mint
street. 81. Louis Mo. 50.
Helen Phillips, 5000 West JEFFERSON. 20
Alex Koteles, 52e South Harbough, So
George Brant 1902 Petoskey. SO.
Mollie Weisberg. 1880 Blaine. So.
William staiey, 3232 Hamilton. SO:
Charles J. sullivan. 1868 Helen ST.
Mary p williams a5i Benton. 10.
Evelyn Wheeler, $50 West Vernon high
vav. i6
Joseph Jules Rocheite. p1As stoepei. ~.
Frank Lukene 59i South Waterman. IS.
Catherine Peoples. 1909 JOS Campau So
Jenery Johnson. 900 Napoleon. 30.
Joan Myers. 1854 Toledo. 8
Albert Ziegler. 1920 Frankfort 81.
cccne McNally. 1865 Sheridan. "a.
John r Gavin. 1910 Bristol. ST.
Lawrence Broy Braciszewski. 32i Michigan
So
Mike Rsrras SOS Monroe. 81
John. Y Georgof. lfOs0 Orleans 81.
George v. Bondie 1889 Colson. Dearborn
~
Rose Ruslits $50 Cobalt. 10
Mollie Bates 2isf Fast Willis 20.
Mary \. Lusiy. i5445 Parksids. 50
William a. Renburg. 1905 Lakewood. q.
Edward Woodhouse, 1916 Second. SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
BIRTHS
GIRLS

Girls were born to.
Josephine Lince, 1851 LinviHe.
Bernice Lyons, ll40l West outer drive.
se s; M Moa.an 5 $500 Gs1Iand
Elizabeth Papinau, 3e49 Commonwealth.
Stella Peploski. 36l7 Martin.
Carolyn Pribak. 1888 Woodwork, Dear
born.
Marie Prior 1871 Pennsylvania.
Mary ouaiatto. FAB Connecticut, Highlan'
Park.
Helen Rorig. 1850 ElmdsIe
Mildred Rusciolilli 6720 Baldwin,
Opal Rocheska. 1871 Elsmere.
Lois Rein. 2443 Clements.
Clara Rtvsrdy-42i- West-F Fifth, Royal Oak
Josephine Rogowski, $500 Geimer. Ham
Eileen Rager, 54g Pfentis.
Mary Rooney. 4i12 Thirty-second.
Kathryn Sanders, 1914 Marlborough road
Josephine smolinski, 5443 Granny
Lillian stricksteIn, zoos West PhiladelphIa
Hazel Sharp. 57e3 Three-Mile drive.
Evelyn Spears. 1880 Aurilla.
Lola Spooner. 107 North Highly. Jackson
Mary Stotts. 1890 East Smile Hazel Park
Virginia sarotte. $3.50 Seminole.
Bernice Seguin. Gill Byron.
Eidora Swanson, eo1s Plainview.
Elizabeth sabo. 1915 Vanderbilt.
Lassie Stout, 1243 Twenty-fourth
Helen Tyler. ~ West Bernhard, Hazel Park
Iva Thoman. 1850 Hanover.
Beryi Thomson, IL West Grand avenue
Highland Park
Helen Trigloff, 1913 Wanda.
Josephine UJczak. t45i Freer.
EliEabeth Vargo, 3710 AnnabeIle.
Irene Vizkelety. $3.50 West Jefferson.
Alice Whiting. 1888 Mendoza.
Mildred Whichard, 1913 Mendoza.
Constance Westra. 1915 Hillger.
Roberta Wilkinson, 1850 Llvernols.
Barbara Wenclas. 3s45 Trombley.
Bernice Wirth, 1882 Morrell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
Mrs. Max Stephan
Denied Daily Visit

As-he- sits i'm his cell in the
county jail awaiting trial for aid
ing a Nazi flier TO escape, Max
Stephan, former restaurateur, is
a very lonely man. his wife. Alice
Informed United States Marshal
John j. Bare today. So TO ease
Stephans loneliness. Mrs. Stephan
has asked permission 10 visit him
every day. However. Bare said
that Stephan would be treated
like any one else and therefore
could receive visits only twice a
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
.AFL Endorses Bow
To Succeed Cody

The Detroit and Wayne County
Federation of Labor today passed
a resolution urging the immediate
promotion of Warren +. Bow
from deputy superintendent of
schools to superintendent.
This action, the federation said.
would end the political manipu-
lation' of school board members
who are seeking a successor 10
Supt. Frank Cody. The resolution
said that Bow is the outstanding
man in the school system and en-
titled to the job by reason OF
senioritV"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
laps Will Send Tea,
Cash 10 informed

TOXIC, May 21 Japanese
broadcast recorded by UP at San
tFranciSco) Toxic radio said to-
day that the Red Cross Society
of Japan soon will send shipments
of green tea TO japanese residents
MT rne d in the United States,
England and Central and South
America.
These shipments, the radio said,
along with money for japanese
nationals interned in Australia and
India. will be sent through the
international Red Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
War Relief Bell

9 charity ball will he held Sat
urday evening in the Mirror ball.
room. Woodward avenpe and
Charlotte street. TO raise funds
for the Malta War Relief Society
and commemorate the awarding OF
the George Cross TO the people OF
Malta. who have undergone over
| 200 aid raids. Joseph Calleia
movie actor. who was born on
Malta. will attend the ball. The
Rev. Michael Cafai is chairman OF
the relief society and of the ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
Funeral Directors
MARRIAGES BIRTHS-DEATHS-
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Lawrence Duny. 10: Arletta Wallace, Is
| Arthur Taylor. 10; Clara Lately, 10.
| Bernard Willmowtz. rs; Eleanor Vertel, rs
stanley N. Frontczak, 49,; Martha T
Lentz ~.
abraham Eizelman, 80; Jeanne snitman
Arnold J. Yerman. "a; Evelyn R. Harris
Edward r. Briggs. "a; Emily Z. Bayne
81.
Alex shaffer. 30: Lottie Haraisnowicz. 2s
Huntsville Smith. IS: Lucille Williams. "a
Eugene r. Baumgart. 81; Audrey Tatro
1S.
clifford A. Green. 10; Kitty Birkett. II.
Emil slavko Jr., Is Marie Buckley. II
Warren H. Flarity, a. Dorothy McKeoxn-
Leo C. Becigneul, IS; Marion r. Moore
Joseph J. sosnowski. IS; Rose N. Zimmei
Frederick d. Thompson. 20: Carolyn L.
David J. Duckworth "a: Helen J. Rice.
Peter NJ. Msnhart. "a: Lillian w Keller
Edward J wheeIock. 20: Geraldine G
Knight is
Paul Hudock. 7s: Viola j. Msziaru. ~.
Eugene T. Coultas, 81; Ruth II. Lapham.
Is.
Arthur J. Ksras, 2s: Dorothy c. Goetu.
Robert Morgan. "a: Dora Roberts, ~.
Hobart shivers, 81; Bertha NJ. Riches,
Felix Brzakievic1, ~; GersldIn. stelnach.
81.
Henry T. Msbring. ~; Genevisv. NJ. Las.
James PEBBLES. ~, Flors A. williams. 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-21
New Raid Wardens
To Attend Meetings

All air raid wardens OF Area II,
Zones ] and 2. who have COM
pleted or are receiving training.
will attend zone meetings at 8
p. m. tomorrow 10 receive in
lStruction relative TO the blackout
on Sunday and for the war bond
canvass TO be conducted next week
by wardens.
Zone / meets in the Tappan
intermediate School. ITS Amer
lean avenue. Zone 2 meets in
Central High School, 2425 Tuxedo
avenue.