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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
News Of The Churches
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council of Churches

even now both Germany and Japan
leaders who disagree with the agrcS-
Sivc policies Of the present govern
mcntS and with whom we can wori;
later. and the possibility tina, We
can obtain a public opinion IN This
country that Will insist lnat we de-
not have "A virdictivc peace and de
mand o"r government lay the iouu-
datipnS Tor new world order by
feeding and otherwise helping the
conquered peoples. The task will be
too great, he asserted. for private
groups and. will have To- be done by
the government. His address on
""oSt-War Reconstruction" VS. de-
llvercd in Graham Memorial build
ing al the University. An open forum
followed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
RELIGIOUS EDICNTOHS
WILL. MEET At RIDIiE( REST

RidGccrCSt.-'rh" Ass"ci'r1n of
Southern Il pii>' Teachers of Bible
and Religious EdUcatru" will meet ON
WCdncSd, Y. August 10. Among the
prnmIuCnt lcadc's who viii address,
Tins group viii he Dcar Luther \.
Wcrglc of Vale DIyr ~ Schorl. Prot.
O. j. Rnl<lcy "t Wni;c Furrs, Col
lego and IN. i. Il. Hips of Shang-
han Baptist University.
This conference VIII b" followed
by IN" fourteenth annual meeting of
the Christian Educn'inn Conference
which will il" IN session two DAYS,
August 90 aud y. The theme for
this gathering. according To DR..
Charles -. Johnson. chairman, will
be Tho Christian College in tho
pust-W World"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
Sugar Stamp
No. 8 Valid
Aug.23-Oct

Dalai,
~ haicigh, Aug. l5.-Stamp
n.,, VI inc sugar ratIoning book
CO., "' W Naild Tor the purchase Of
P'"'iuS oil sugar any time dur
~ ~ ,h n'v ,e'l- M period from August
n,,m'. '"E'l october 81, John *. Sim
,,,a., H'"" olA sugar ratloning
,r Y,"''S" announced today.
Ga, ''' ,"o IS mus terminated at
va" vi calendar month MIR.
dn';",,, rNp'ainrd, SO that if found
I,,, '.. '"'"Fc ration periods may
,.,,,, " '"''cloc with the calendar
tin
nc pointed uUt that this step rom
60. -" 'il''i'"" IN the basic ra-
t, NV >'hor III" monthly ration
,,,,,.... HIS "''n iW" pounds of
'N.>'H per month. Stamp
., "'H gwen no recalled, as Il
,,',.;i'I '''" """", l"r the ration
...rr, guy an" August.
.,. N"I"' "t i've pounds"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
CHURCH PAPER PROTESTS
CHRISTMAS CARD PROPOSAL

Due WcSt.-Ca!!ing attention To a
recent release q! the greeting cards
industry which declared tina, this
year "CuClc Sam i, To- take the place
oi Santa Claus and that another
possibility might be hat cards
would bear such slogans as Trap
the Jap, Paste the pupcrhdngcr and
MuZHic NUSSullni." the Associate
Reform Presbyterian, den gminational
paper published mere. declares that
There are some sentiments that
arc To-" deep To- Dc ,ullicd in the
name of palriutisum."
In prominent editorial the
church papCr declares: "Whatcvcr
may be In" p"uvocJtiuns tina, have
lcd Us into war. and however right
couS Tn" cause for which we fight.
N" accepted Significance Of the
CHRISTMAS season. It's spirit uf Peace
ON earth. good will To men surely
mas filtered too deeply into the
American soul 10 permit It's Christ
ma, element 10 fall lightly into line
with any plan Ia SIbsrdizC the sea-
son and lis custom, inr the cnrend-
"rlrG OF deeper spirit Of hatred and
contempt for our enemies. II is
hoped hat our agencies for mould
lug public sentiment. the religious
press ~ particular. viii do tho erect.
ng cards industry ard the decent
public u SCrvICC to sound an cffec-
tive protest III time 10 rurestau so
blatant q SaCrIlCgc"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
Cokesbury News
Ry MRS. ERNEST Gill.

Nj, l.. ". alderman and daugh-
tiers. MISSES Josephine and Margaret
Alderman. returned 10 their home in
Atlanta. Ga. Thursday, after spend
IN a. happy vacation with Mrs.
Aldcrman's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
l. f.. GS!
Fri""d- will regret 10 learn that
Mrs. Idu CnGhill has been very sick
Tor the past 'cw days.
y. T. GUp;on has returned home
after % s"pr, trip to Paris Island
whcr" he visited his daughters. Mrs
jaime, EdmudS and Mrs. Ben Fishc!.
Tor 'rw days.
NJ and Mrs. W. G. Poe made
Sc"cr. farewell visits in our COM
mm''y before leaving for their new
honc ID Carthage. where Mr.. Poe
Vas made p"rintCndcnt of the city
school. which is distinct promo
ton
NJ and Nh. Poe were at Aycucl;
Tor good many years and they will
aNay- be- remembered and loved
Tor '@pr -pIcndd work done here.
Nj I'D Mrs. ". T.. Short have
{, 'lr gu" : this wccl; Mrs. Shorts
S.S''r n"d husband. from near Flu
quay Springs.
M.s". Elizabeth and Vera WORTH
am .Td tlaud Stainbacl; were guests
Of A.s~', !" and Narcarc, ALDERMAN
d m" home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Gi., Tuesday evening.
Joseph Sna" * spending the week
al whit" ]. kc with the AL club
"'''n'"r, from John Graham high
N.'". nu WHrgCntun.
Jii''" Harris. ono Of our local
"" - WIS sworn into he army at
r'H bragg Wednesday. August IL.
ne we, given u two-wccliS rurlnugh
soldrr.
NJ. and Mrs. Chcalham Mabrv
W.T." HI"s's "T Mrs. NJ bry's mother
,," '"r. Mrs. Howard Currin. and
W. F"I'N. Of MiddIcblTc. Sunday.
, h' -; our farmers arc getting
wv ',.' Of their tobacco this week.
".'" me cures arc considered good
"'''Eh"I, tho entire crop.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15

with the invention of the micro
scope and the discovery of the
X-ray."
These are the opening words in
an article in a very conservative
medical journal, and the state
ment certainly is startling be-
cause the microscope and the
&-ray have been instruments of
continuous usefulness.
Some of my readers may re-
member that | described this work
last summer after / had visited
with Professor Lawrence ut the
University of California and had
seen the giant cyclotron. With this
it is possible to make chemicals
radioactive and then 10 administer
them to an animal and detect
where they light and begin to OPP
crate in the body.
Use of DcicctOr
For instance, saw a laboratory
worker swallow some radioactive
iodine. Within ten minutes he took
a dctector and put it over his thy
roid gland and it ratified Off like "A
barragc Of machine guns. When
he placed it over the muscles of his
leg, it was silent. We know. of
course, that the thyroid gland uses
iodine in its chemical machinery.
that, in fact, it is made up largely
of iodine, but nothing | ever saw
demonstrated how exclusively TO-
dine is used and localized in the
thyroid tissue as did that expert
ment.
1t can readily be seen from this
example how much We can learn
from this instrument about the ac.
ton of the various minerals and
chemicals that go into the body
where they exert their action and
how they are concentrated.
There is another element to the
experiments in that when it is
known where a certain chemical
naturally goes, radioactive par
ticlcs of IL can be put in the body
and they will exert radioactivity
Mt the very site where it is needed
most.
Experiments with Phosphorus
Thus phosphorus, while it is
part of all living cells, goes after
being swallowed almost directly to
-" homes, There !, lights in tho
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
Radioactive Particles
As Trucers in the Bodv

bone marrow where the blood
cells are formed. Now certain
blood diseases, the lcukcmias, in
which an excessive amount Of
blood cells are formed, can be
controlled by using radioactive
agents such as the X-ray over the
region of the marrow of the long
bones. How much more effective
1t would seem to be TO send some
radioactive atoms of phosphorus
directly into the marrow and let
them do this work. Already ex-
pcriments along this line have
been tried.
Again, take iron-a familiar
substance forming large part
of all blood cells. One would think
we had found out all about iron.
But there are some mysteries sur
rounding it. 1t helps some anemias
and not others. BY the use Of
radioactive iron atoms it has been
found that if your bodily stores of
iron are not depleted you can eat
all the iron you want and the body
will not absorb one bit Of it. It
all stays in and passes through the
intestine.
The same thing is true of vita
min b. If you have plenty in the
diet. the body does not absorb any
extra amount of it no matter
whether you take it by mouth, by
hypodcrmic, by vein or how. About
10 per cent of the body's vitamin B
is destroyed anyway every "a
hours.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
B. f. S.--Will grapefruit juice
help to prevent colds? Does it have
mo'c effect than orange juice as
an alkalinizcr? How does it COM
pare for vitamin G.? Would it be
harmful to take large or 10
ounce glassful every morning and
again in the afternoon?
Answer: Grapefruit has $50
units of vitamin G. per average
helping as compared TO the orange
average ranging from 100 to 1910.
The alkalinizing ability Of the two
is about the same. No harm would
result from taking the amount of
grapefruit juice you mention. am
not convinced that fruits Of any
kind prevent colds.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
CItRCII or COP
South Henderson.

Rev. J. IL. Daniels. pastor.
10 a. m. Sunday school j. 8.
Leonard, subtti
III a. m. Morning Worship with,
Rev. ii. b. TurIinG speaking.
p. IN. Y. +. T.. Mi. F;nui" Mac
Edwards. president. Special .rnr,nr
by the Smiln = I"ur q urr'"i. r!s"
;hc trio. Mrs. John Parrot. grn,p
captain for the junior. wan tee IN
charge.
p. IN. EvangCliStuc ne axe nv
tho evangelist. ptcv. II. l. burlington.
The public is cordially invited
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
SOCIETY NEWS
TIE WALL.

bich wall is bctwrch CTR places -
A Cool, green wall o: trees
And lust below, the spring brook
races.
And just above, one secs
,ock hedges climb, To west and east.
Tn the Sky above us all,
Ne are not parted in the least
Rv such friendly wall.
Between the great tree trunks. we
pass
Through gates no one can lock:
O,r steps move softly ON the grass
Though under II Is rock.
And We alC far enough apart
And close enough To know
Tho wall that does not crowd the
heart
Gives II more chance To- grow.
Glenn Ward DrcSbach
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
THRILLS IN SEA ESf'1pE

thrilling story of War and sea
adventure Was told by -four MEM
hcrS Of an unskillcd Crcw of II
when they reached Auckland. Ncv,
Zealand. They are the Rev. f. C.
Lradlcy, DR.. y. c. Ruttcr, Miss +.
Harness and Miss V. Cannon. Flee
ing the japanese. they sailed Il 49,
ton schooner LOCO miles from tine
solomon Islands Ia MaCkay. Aus
tralIa. The only one who knew
anything OF ScamanShip was Il Grip
pie who had been II sailor so wear,
before. In the party were five men
and six women.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
HOME MISSION
CONFERENCE PLANNED

Greensboro Tine Pre- Synod Home
Mission t""icr"uC" of Inc Presbv-
terrain church, meeting here. prcpar-
cd a program for a home mission
c"nicrcnc" Ia hc held in the Ouccys
COLLEGE auditorium ON September
I and y. The plans a. tentatively an
n"rmC"d 'nClud" number of prom
trent speakers and several forum dis
CuSSIouS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
IIrrr irnn i,nlIirh-

Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Las tier ard
M. and Mr.. Carl Reeves and
dauchrrr. Barbara. al Raleigh. are
III, aUr-i~ "l Mrs. i.as>Itcr'S and
Nj, Reeves mother. Mrs. j. Il. Ran
kin. At her homie ON Rowland street.
tOr the weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
Move To SDnth IsostDn.

Nj, G. u. .,ilCun, Ii. and chlI-
d,,n moved Yesterday 10 South Bus-
lon. VI. where 'h"" viii make their
home There they Joined Mr.. Macon.
who Is connected with the factory
Of the l'u.craHl Leaf Tobacco Go.
in South Be- ton.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
BUTNER POSSESSES
ARRIVE AT NEW CAMP

Camp Bu,ner yesterday acquired
Inc tIrSt women VIII" will 10 per-
mancnt residents, Of the post.
They arc the flHStcSNcs responsible
Tor service clubs. libraries and cafe
tcriaS. VIII" took up quarters in Il
guest house yesterday preparatory
I" the opening Of the service clubs
in the near future
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
Home on Ityc.

'''n' james Woodgw Smith. a
:. No. member of coz. is home
w., ""V" after a':cnd,g a three
,,'.h~ curse AT Fort I~ring. G. b.
"'''' NO received his commission
" "r'nd lieutenant l. will be
e. e. ,r'rd ut Camp Butter. Lieut..
This city. =" '''''''' Vi
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
Week Ind Guests.

Miss Ann Joyce, of SANFORD. ard
SGT William II. Wndlcy, Jr.. of
Camp Lee. Will he the guests of Mr.,
and Mr., ". II. WIudlCy and family
i,r the Weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15

EDITORS NOTE: Or. Clendcnine has
seven pamphlets which can he obtained hy
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 cents
For any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents In coin. and n sclf.addrcsscd cnvcIops
stamped with = ihrcc-ccnt stamp. to Dr.
Logan Clendcning. in care ~ this paper
The pamphlets are: Three Weeks Rctiue.
ing Dict. indigestion am Constipation,
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing Instructions for the Treatment 81
Dtahcics'. Feminine Hvgirne' 80 u.s..
Lnfc ~ 'k~ H. - 81
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
E\prCtcd sunday.

DR. Earle Harris. of Madison.
WISCONSIN. Is expected Ia arrive Sun
d,y Afternoon tu visit relatives here
for several days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15

The monthly meeting al the W.
mans Society al Christian SrrvI,"
Of the Flr' M"tII"dIS, church viii
be held Monday afternoon at /
o'clock a. 'hc church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
From New Bern.

NJ. and Mrs. ". E. Adams. al
New Bern. are spending i week with
Mr.. Adams, parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Row b. Dlck"r>"n. al their home On
Gary surri
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15

DIR. Clcndcning will answer
questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
Move To Norfolk.

AIR and Mrs. II. W. johnson. who
b,yr been making their home here
,or some time. have moved To Nor
folk. Va.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
by LOGAN CLENDENfNG, NJ. ID.

THE APPLICATION of the
iSotropc tracer tcchnic to medical
investigation ranks in Importance
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15

DchyGu'cd vegetables have owl,
about uu"-liith The weight of fresh
vegetables and 10 rthat reason save
. aluaD!r shipping space today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CN. W. y. MClnniS. DnSIor.

9.i3 The churc.. al ScnooI.
IL The church al worship. Rev
I. lrNIng Lewis, pastor OF the Char
cS'oW" west va, presbyterian
church, will be guest speaker.
I:45 Union service at King s
Daughter Park with Rev. +. Nor
fleet Gardner as speaker. I'm case
"i ram the service VIII be held at
Inc FIRST Methodist church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
=
WITH OUR BOYS \
IN SERVICE X
' iSi.S I'n,I"

visits Ind".
e., N,lc" SiirmCrlu. of the AIR
c,o w 'hmh'na. j. Writing his ~
CIV, , ''"' Wilson. Of St. III licndcr-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15

The geographic center of the
United States is in Smith county.
Kansas.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
FIRST BAPTIST

+. N"rilcct Gardner viii speak on
Standards of Success" at the morn
ing worship hour and on a program
Tor world peace AT the union wor-
snip service al the park.
Y:i5 Sunday school.
IL Morning worship.
Training Union.
E43 Union service at The park or
at the First Methodist church in
case of rain.
Monday:
y. IN. General monthly W. NJ. u.
meeting al the church.
T:3o Y. w. y. meet, at the church.
Carolyn Duke. program leader, end
Mildred Perry, hostess.
Tuesday. p. M, the Junior X. A..
postponed from last week. will meet
AT the church.
HOLY lNNOCENTS EPISCOPAL,
Eleventh Sunday after Trinity.
Rev. ]. w. Hughes. rector.
7:3n Holy Communion.
9:i5 Church school.
10 Mems Bible class.
II litary, Antc-Communion, and
sermon.
$50 Evening prayer.
ST. Johns Mission. North IIcndcr-
son. o'clock, church school.
CONGREGATIONAL. CHRISTIAN
j. Frank Apple. pastor
9:l3 Il IN. Church school,
II a. M. Morning worship: TOPIC.
ON the Winning Side"
E13 Evening worship at Kings
Daughters I'ark if weather cnndi.
lions permit, otherwise the service
will be held al the FIRST Methodist
church AT 3 O'Clock. Rev. T.. N. Gard
nor will be the speaker.
p. m. Wednesday. Bible study
followed by choir practice.
SOUTH HENDERSON BAPTIST.
Sunday school, 9:i5 a. III. William
Thomas, Supt.
Worship service. 7:i5 p. M. Rev.
{. y. Upchurch. of Raleigh. will
bring the message. The visiting min
lister is splendid speaker. and all
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15
THE FIRST METHODIST
Rev. Il. &, Reayis. pastor

wv H. y. hcaNlS, pastor.
Churcn school Will meet at GAS
Il. III.
Morning worship will be conduct
cd at III u. III. with a sermon by
Or. Ii. |. Glass, superintendent oil
The Raleigh district, following which
inc thiru quarterly conference OF this
conicscncc year Will be conducted.
Supper will be served for the
young people I, 1870 p. IN. IN the
dining room of the church after
which Miss Mildred Whitcncr Will
lead the worship program, builders
al the World"
First Methodist church will Join
with other churches for union wor-
ship al tbs p. III. at Kings Daught,
cTS Park. In case of rain, the service
Will be held at this church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-15

OF our members are urged f. trru
out and hear Mr.. Upchurch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08

ROLLER SKATING nightly except Tues.
day, Saturday. Dancing Saturday. Wires
Ting Tuesdays. Windsor Arena, 577 Nc.
Dougall. Windsor.
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Earn substantial, weekly profits by carry
ing a Detroit Times newspaper route In
or near your own neikhsorhood. Boys, Il
ana older. may apply for routes by calling
Cherry $500, Home Delivery Dept. or BY
writing Home Delivery Dept. Detroit Times,
DAtrolt Mich
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CAT-Large brown, ten years: tneigh Dor.
hood Duchess-whittier). Reward. Pin.
gree 1B47.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08

COSTUME Jewelry tbrooch). yellow gold.
silver leaves, stone. Reward. Elmhurst
lQTGa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
Coast Continues
Night A|erts

SAN FRANCISCO, June 8
kINS).-The West Coast today
1entered its sixth consecutive day
on the special alert against any
surprise attacks by japanese naval
or air forces, following the raid on
Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
For four successive nights
Wednesday through Saturday
broadcasting stations in Washing
ton, Oregon and California went
of the air during the hours OF
darkness. Last night the ban was
lifted and radio stations resumed
normal operations,
There was no let up In other
phases Of the special alert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
War Prisoners Reach
Canada THROUGH u. ).

OTTAWA. Ont. June 8 fINS)
OF additional war
prisoners have reached Canada
within the last two weeks by way
OF the United States. National De-
Tense Minister Ralston announced
today.
Among them were about 200
officers. including two German
Oaparalc
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Ease Gas Ration
In East: 4Gd||ons
D|nstedd Of ;
BY PHILLIPS j. PECK

lntl News sSfVee rteh toffrsponoent
WASHINGTON, June s.-Joel
Dean. 0PA fuel rationing chief,
announced today that the East
Coasts basic gasoline rationing
unit would be increased from three
to four gallons under the perma-
nent program going into effect
shortly after July 1.
Dean explained that the larger
unit would be possible under saw
ings resulting from much tighter
rationing control.
The announcement came as an
eight-nan house committee, spear
head of a drive TO block nation
wide rationing OF motor fuel,
awaited a conference with Presi-
dent Roosevelt.
1850 MILES YEARLY
Dean also announced that the
non-essential motorist would be
allotted enough gasoline under the
permanent program TO permit
$3.50 miles OF driving annually.
Under the new system. which
Is designed to plug loopholes and
wipe out chiseling. every motorist
will be given an IA book con-
tanning 4S coupons and good for
one year. With each coupon good
for four gallons OF gasoline. OPA
experts figure that $3.50 miles of
driving will be possible on the
basis OF Is miles to a gallon.
Unlimited ''X" cards will be
eliminated and iron-clad barriers
erected against the issuance OF
supplemental rations.
To obtain more than the basic
allotment, the motorist will have
D prove that:
IAN "A" book is insufficient.
2-fIe uses his car 10 drive TO
work.
3-His car has been converted
into a common carrier" and he
is Transporting three other per-
sons.
4-He has to use his car be-
cause a bus isn't available or
feasible for going to work.
BOOKS FOR DOCTORS
If the motorist can prove all
these points, he may" get "B"
card good for Is coupons. II the
board finds, however, that by pool
ing their "A books. the four
members of the car club can get
to work and back each day, no
"B" book will be issued.
&C" books carrying SO coupons
and good for three months will be
issued to physicians, nurses, min
listers and others who have been
entitled TO "X' cards.
Buses, trucks and taxis. here
tofore exempt from rationing, will
be covered by the new plan and
will have to apply for IS" books
There will be two kinds-"S-f
good for 90 coupons and So
good for 387 coupons, both to last
four months. ID" books will be
issued for motorcycles and &c
and "R" books for non-highway
users such as boats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
Male Help Wanted

AT ONCE, experienced upholstererS. VIII
top any ofer IN the city. Steady, pleas
ant. SSH Grand River.
BAKER wanted. experienced on bench or
oven; steady work. good pay. Apply
1900 Oak street Wyandotte.
in travelling: earn 75c per hour. Apply
promptly 10 q. m. $40 Lafayette Bldg.