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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
MUSIC FOR MUsIAL

ST. LOUIS Sam Breadon,
president of the st. Louis Card
inals. believes Stan Musial will win
the regular left-field berth from
Johnny Hopp.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Herm Reich Would Ploy Sundays :.

Speaking Of baseball, reminds me.
any semi-pro amateur ball club around these parts
Is looking for fine ball player pitcher first sacker out
fielder well there's Herman Reich the Portland Coast
Lacquer and former Tacoma Tiger
Herman is doing a soldering but
be only a performer gate
big personality plus ability qualities
that a top young
soldering Camp Murray
ssted him could forward letter III that he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
On Ohe Can, :!

Decision of the College of Puget Sound to modify IFS
Northwest Conference athletic for the duration
Is intelligent
Travel and hoard and costs have advanced to a
degree all understand.
The situation is likewise well understood
which onl, affects athletic teams which autos
generally but affects fandom attendance athletic
events
but this
schools when they III afford
To
its plump rolled
athletic
handwriting decided
no
broadening ntramua activity
thins Worthwhile
20 jut . spcrts
u this
curtsment sports activities
read that the Pacific
Logses expected
rationing business
Tolk Northwest Twi-Lite Loop -.
There Is possibility Northwest semi-pro twilight and
Sunday baseball league will sprout into action this
And from the looks Of things II would be circuit with
tremendous local and regional interest.
Also could provide brand of ball far and away above
sem-pro as sempro ball lis recognized.
Teams possible shipyard.
the Tacoma Seattle shpyard West
possibility Bemerton another included
Talk Ia. of for sis-team league
recruited doesn't
cisss Of .
plants stu
the the players nothing
rdcule
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Rusion Wins

Ruston cagers came through
with a 1888 victory over the Alder
st. quintet in the Ruston gym
nasium. AS yet the Ruston five
remains undefeated and are look
ing for good competition. For
information call Alex Brown at
the Ruston Recreation Center, PR
s072.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
CHENEY EVENT OPENS


CHENEY. wash.-Eight Of the
states best small-school basket
ball circuits open the first round
NJ the state Class 2 high school
tournament today
Standout favorites were lack
ing, although tournament observ-
ers recalled that st. John OF the
Southwest district compiled .
creditsble tourney record against
larger schools before Class 2
teams were given tournament
Of their own. and Valley once cap
tured the state prep crown.
The opening schedule this after
noon pits Dryden against Mahton
and Lake Stevens against Wood
land. Tonight Forks meets Val
ley and st. John plays Davenport.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05
Tacomans Face
Savidge Five
ShipYord Baskets
In Northwest Meet

ssudgeis n Seattle ruled =
favor1ts today as eight basket
ball outfits awaited tonight's
opening Of the 18th annual Pa
cific Northwest a. a. I. tourna-
ment At Seattle
The defending champions
again won the Seattle CRY
crown this year with Alpine
Dairy the No. ? team enter
ed from this city. The tourna-
winner will 20 IN the Ma
tinnal A. A. 4. tournament In
Denver
Tonights schedule Alp1n
Dairy vs. Rellingham Fircrest,
S L. Savidge VS. Tacoma Ship
yards Ryderwood Townies vs.
Fort Lewis. Renton - Prosser.
Fort Lewis and Prosser gained
tournament berths through vic
tories last night. The soldier,
defeated Sand Point naval air sta.
tion. 4O-39. at Seattle. and Prossel
defeated Sids Sport Shop o.
Ellensburg. $3.50. al Prosser.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-03-05

AVALON, Cal. - Batsupen
enjoyed q field day at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
$4,000 Ceiling
Called Violation
OF Vote Pledge
Sponsors in House. Senate
Say Bill Lacked Any
Authority for Curb
BY ROBERT HUMPHREYS
Internstsenai News Service star Writer

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-The
amendment to the Price Control
Act under which President Roose-
welt placed a SIS, 00o-a-year limit
on salaries was enacted by Con-
gress only u days ago with ad-
ministration leaders in both the
Senate and House assuring doubt
ing members that the limit would
not be imposed if they passed the
legislation.
In fact, the man who managed
the bill for the administration in
the House. Rep. Henry b. Steagall
CD OF Alabama. chairman of the
House banking committee. said at
one point in the proceedings that
he did not believe that the PRESS
dent of the United States. would
deliberately go against a clearly
disclosed opinion of Congress by
interpreting the legislation as per-
hitting him TO order such limi-
tation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
War Plants Aid
Gas Rdtioning

WASHINGTON, Oct. % (UP).
Industrial war plants employing
more than 100 persons will be re-
quired under the nationwide gaso-
line rationing program to set up
committees to review applications
of workers for extra fuel needed TO
carry them TO their jobs. the Of
flee Of Price Administration an
nounced today.
OPA said that committee APP
prevail must be obtained before the
application Is submitted to the to-
cal rationing board for final action.
A committee should be a joint
management-labor group. or II one
individual is appointed. il should
be by agreement between the two
groups.
Plant transportation committees
would be in better position TO
review supplemental gasoline APP
plications than local boards, OPA
pointed out. because they would
be more familiar with the actual
needs OF the workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

His Hishne1 tWauacsl ll<o oso tsv
Farrell tAsrineiitt 30 SEQ
Aridisicsi lWaidamsn) 2.so
Time 1913 3-3, on 2:35
Lord Prospect. 'TrS Flight Red Horizon,
Valley .Trump and New Glory also ran.
'FtelA.
SECOND RAcE-7-yssr-olds. x miis:
Black Skinner
CMonlsomsry1 1f.7o $50 $50
Lucky q. tBTsck) 40 $40
Brown Mack Csmas) TOO
Time i:l3 40. on s;02.
.Fsrn Lady May y; hsIsausr, . short
Camps First and Lady saiIis also ran
Field.
THIRD RAcE-3-year-olds and up. y
High One tBodiou) 1850 500 100
QulKxle Garner o.to o-p
Doubts Back tCansreDa) 1900
Time liza SIS. OF 33i.
Michigan Biue. Bit q Brown, Talked
About. Gallant HOUR. searey. True star.
also ran.
sFteid.
FOURTH RACE 49, Three-ssar-oldr. =
mile.
Aiohort tclArkl ii.s SO $40
lContrsdictlnn fgcuriockD 800 200
sis Baker tDuhoni $40
Time IL 3-b, off wi
Media Luns. PebsJA, Haichow, fissh
Town and ousstvlvs also ran.
FIFTH ~Three.ysar-olds and up,
u mile.
Bill G, tMccombD 1850 500 SEQ
cray Dream (GulD 1000 b2o
Time Il as. off 4:3in.
l. Topnard Bali Player. Last Bubble and
zorawar also ran.
SIXTH -Thres-ysar-olds and UP,
II l-ie miles
Present Arms
lMArinellib II 20 $50 $50
haywood tscarloekl $50 800
Transformer 1WrighD $40
Time I.47 As off SOL.
Burning SLICK, Jim Pat and Flouftown
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - Thrss-yssr-oles,
4 l-Is miles.
.Yank Bomber
fScurloCkb lz.oO o 20 $50
More Refined tFarreiD $50 400
Constant Aim tMcCOmbsl $50
Time las IS, of b5l;
Surprise Party, Lady Roulette, Pimlieo
Polly. Bosunttte, 'sidonis, Even Tan.
valdlna Fro, Burgoo Mary and work
Shop ano ran.
'Field.
EIGHTH RACE lis miles:
Surgeon Dick (Bssham) go $50 40
Dancing Light tscurloek) 500 2to
.Alhino tWAllacsD $50
Time. las lis.
Chioharra, Alspur. Meritorious. New
Discovery. swar Emblem. ovsia, San Alex
ander. Knightfors and Alea also ran.
'FIsld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
NO AUTHORITY IN BILL

Similarly. the man who man
aged the bill in the Senate, Sena-
tor PrentiSs NJ. Brown Cd of
Michigan, said during debate il
was his judgment that no such
authority was in the pending
measure.
The $4,000 Innovation was first
proposed by the CIO last year and
subsequently was recommended by
President Roosevelt 10 Congress
for inclusion in the tax bill. This,
Congress refused 10 do.
The Brown-Steagall amendment
TO the Price Control Act was
started through Congress last
month In response TO President
Roosevelt's ultimatum that Con-
gress act by October l TO check
initiation .ef I viii. "
In both the Senate and House
bills was a provision authorizing
the President TO correct gross
inequities" in wages and salaries
where he found them 10 exist.
When the text of the House bill
was made public. Steagall was
asked by newspapcrmen if this
provision could not be so inter-
preted az 10 allow the President 10
carry out his plan for a SIS, 900
Limitation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Sportsman's Park Results

FIRST RAcE-3-year-oids and up. u
TetragL CPena) 25.so 40 $50
Cherriko tReeves) 800 T20
Due Sport (Brooks) LAC
Time 1:29 15, of 3:iih.
Flying Jane. Pandisco Joe w, Winkls.
Illinois Tom and Hish Talent also ram.
SECOND RACE - Thres-yssr-oIos and
lAlviso (ReeyeD 500 $50 ESQ
Cay Elf tPhillips, $50 t2o
sumatra III (Hgley) 400
Time 80 as, off $40.
Town Lace, Epixar. Memphis Lad, Amer.
lean Bride, Lady Ballet, Bright Play and
Wetsenhsimer also ran.
THIRD RAcE--Thres-year-old' and up,
Red Tsf sysndersrito $40 40 $50
Noggin tHigley 1900 $50
Best Quality tBrooks) $40
Time 50 lis, off f:0sM.
Two Ply, Quick Tool, Sir Livery. Bonnie
Gray, Middle Cue, Princely Gift and sylvan
Dell also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-Two.year.Old,, 81 fur
longs.
supreme's Best CHigley) 80 so $40
Night Shadow (Reeves) 2s0 7.4o
king Epithet (Glideweil) $50
Time 1 % as, off 4:3TA.
| Philadelphia, Giant Princess, Charter
Member. Fine Broom, Hoosier and Iron
works also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-old and up,
u lis miles:
Brownie (Guern) $50 $50 22o
Boom on (Higley) $50 2f0
Cherry Trifie (MacAndrew) $40
Time so as. off 5:04.
Mordecai and vaidina Groom also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-Three-year-olds and up,
II 1-16 miles:
lCagot CLowe) $50 500 $50
Hard Lu IGldewelD - $50 500
Hada Moon tHigley) 500
/ Wicked, Dusky Prince, Cantata, Captain
Fury. Col. Morocco, Ball and Chain and
Spring Drift also ran.
i SEVENTH RACE--iH miles:
Miss Baker (Guerin( 400 800 $50
Manila Bay (Lowe) $50 $50
ICamaradsrie (Warren) t.20
| Time, Asst as.
Stella Nc, Yynette o.. Erin Ksar, Arjac
and'T Sands also ran.
EIGHTH RACE i-is miles;
shin Plaster tBrooks) 1880 100 40
sfmkoe (Pens) 2200 IS 20
Dodge City (vsndersrifD $50
Time, 1851 as.
Smart Charlie, Prsstorisn. omyo Moon,
Black Time. Bright Harvest and One jest
also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Stress Blocking, lacking

NEW YORK, Oct. % (INS).-
Coach Earl Wakh today counted
on improved blocking and tackling
10 help his Fordham Rams beat
st. Mary Saturday. These de-
partments were stressed in yes
terday's long workout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29

The bill reached Preside I
RooSevelt's desk for his signature
on October 2 and the salary
limitation order was signed by the
Chief Executive the following day,
but was not made public until this
week when sterilization director
James Byrnes announced the SIS, :
600 ceiling.
In his executive order, the
President stated that he was
taking the action under the law
passed October 2 and was setting
the $4,000 limitation lin order to
correct gross inequities and 10
provide for greater equality in
contributing TO the war effort"
Legal experts in the Senate and
House believe that should the
Presidents executive order be put
to court test that IL would pro-
vide considerable argument as to
the intent Of Congress.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
PimIico Results

FIRST RAcE-3-year-olds and up. IL
Dollar Bay CzufelD 40 2.1o ESQ
Roscoe X. tRudsrt) 400 3.t0
Yarn spinner tkieper) 500
Time ;53 rs. on i;isn.
Hseyoa Days Dusty s Miss. s ssIsy Mia, ns
Brighten Up also ran.
SECOND RAcE-si, 900. claiming. J.
year-olds and up. Q furiongs; nm.
GMsmsrschlsd) TAO 40 $50
Wen All Right lciasgstO go 40
Ask Aunt Ada tScocca) 500
Time 1:l3. OF i:ss.
Paiturf. Post Haste. Double Il. Batter.
Road scrsper and Ler-Lin also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-year-olds and up.
miles steeplechasei-
81. Patricks Day
A. sas'i aou.. Ros.r.., 1900 SIC 500 500
Greenwich Time LeonarD $50
Time 4:21, OF 2:1bh.
a-Fen Slipper. Valpiuseaux. Rougemont.
a-Pico Blanco II and Dona's Pal also ran.
-a-Post-Hydu entry.
FOURTH RAcE-2-yesr-elds, mile:
Bright Green Young $50 80 40
BIenhour (Howel) $50 T..o
Fiddler's Bit tBalxarettel 11.3O
Time TIA Us. on 2:fT.
Golden Babe, Kiddie's Image Bsrbop,
Granny Cake. Bunny's sister and Susan
Constant also ran.
FIFTH RAcE--rwo-yesr-ol y milsi
Piccadilly Knapp $40 $40 $50
ANEW Moon tZufelO $40 300
Stairway tKeiper) $40
Time lis, OF 3-fe,
Briarehal. CobegEo, Alpine King, super
Foot. shotio. Romney Rex. a-Returned and
Rough Doc also ran.
A-straus-Martin entry.
SIXTH RAcE-Three-year-ol and up
skirmish tzufelD 500 $50
Aonbarr tHowelD 2.5O
Time 3:3I As. off $40.
Equitable also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-ons and thrss-sir-
.teenths miles:
Whirlavay In q walkovsr.
Time 2;05 rs. off +:o7.
EIGHTH RAcE-Thres-ysar-ol ana up,
flag Trumpeter tzufsit) 1850 $40 2so
Discouraged (woplD $50 2to
Rough Pass Berger 2.to
Time l:s5 as. Off 4:3sA.
Barbara Childs and Rodln also ran.
NINTH cE-Thres-year-olds and up,
4 n miles:
Ranger II tP.nsr,oheid) 1890 $40 go
a Time Play Barney $40 80
Moksblue Knapp sio
s-Rough Going. Impregnshle. Toulour,
Peto Cino. Precious Time, wheat and Ten
sleep also ran.
s-Fsltner- F'dmsn entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
WANTED.
Male Help Wanted

A MAN up 20 as yrs. for permanent out
door JOB In Detroit or suburbs, calling
on our established customers good pay.
See Mr. Kal Home Tea Co. 1887 Bagley.
Lafayette 5l3s. "
ADAMS THEATER -Ushers do0rnen; .sx.
perience unnecessary; steady work. Apply
II noon.
AN experienced eiiy dFites wanted: union
wages steady. Cadillac 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
BROWNS REPLY

Brown answered.:
ut IL my judgment that the
authority IN not contained in n
bill which stabilizes salaries as
Of Sept. Is, 1912.
Il will say TO the senator that
the representatives of the two
large organized labor organiza-
tons (the Go and ALL agreed
with that view In committee.
THE Joint resolution very
generally would stabilize prices
and wages as they existed on
Sept. Is, 1912 with authority I'm
the President OF the United
States to correct gross in
equities as We say--glaring in
justices In either prices or
wages--and with power, where
10 Is necessary To The effective
prosecution OF the war, to let
both wages and prices 20 up"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
EXPLAINED PURPOSE

Steagall replied that IL could not
and explained that the provision
was necessary so that cases OF
gross injustice or hardship could
be adjusted by either an increase
or decrease in salary or wages.
Three days later, when the bill
was before the House rules com
mittee. Rep Eugene Cox Cd oil
Georgia asked Steagall IL the Pres.
ident could limit salaries To S25,-
600 a year.
Steagall replied:
81 do not think so. I think the
record will show that such il
outside of legislative intent; and
i do not believe that the Presl-
dent Of the United States would
deliberately 20 against a clearly
disclosed opinion Of Congress. I
cannot think that"
When the bill was being de-
bated in the Senate, Senator
Arthur IL Vandenberg (RD OF
Michigan, expressed the belief
that the language could be inter-
preted 10 permit the President 10
adjust salaries downward solely
for the purpose of correcting gross
inequitieS. which means for social
reform purposes and asked
Brown II Mr.. Roosevelt could pu;
a 5000 limit on salaries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
ASSEMBLER HELPERS

Opportunity 20 learn steel plate fab
rlcattons Excellent Advancement.
Must weigh over i50 age range %
20 So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-29
Churchill Downs Results

PIRsf RAcE-3-ysar-olds and up. y
Hts Highness twaiisos) 40 $40 so
Farrell thsrineiiit 30 500
Aridisicsl tWaidamsn) ESQ
Time 1913 3-3, OF 2:3J
Lord Prospect. 'Trs Flight, Red Horizon,
Creenski, Lumber Queen. 'Imadonna. Blue
Valley, trump and New Glory also ran.
sFtefA
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
Two Vessels
Sunk; Three
Are Launched
BY The Associated Press

IL the bitter Up-and-down Sti'ug-
SiC at sea the enemy added iwo
ships Ia his score in he Western
Atlantic. the Navy disclosed ycStcr-
day. bat three American flying YES
sclS were launched To tip the scales
back 10 The Allied side.
Disclosure of the loss of a small
Dutch merchantmen and medium
sized United States ship Increased
The Associated Press cou1t of an
n"Imccd Slnki"gs in Western At
laniic waters since Pearl HarbOr 10
lip craft.
Bi, twin dc>tyOycrS - the Glen
non nd the .IcircrS-wcnt down the
was N the Gcarncy. N. j.. yards
of The Federal Shipbuilding and Dry
ID Ok Company. and the Few cruiser
Boston was launched al Quincy.
Mass.
The cruiser was one Of a succcs-
sion of naval vessels to bear the
name Boston since the Revolution
AIRY War
To-day q fourth naval vessel. the
45.OO0-ton L. S S. Iowa. mighticS,
American battIcShip ever larI~chcd.
Will Side down the ways into the
East River IN New York City.
Tn" United States merchant ship
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

l3l9. describing her westward jour
ncy and carly California days,
BE Loved No More, The Life and
ny rnnm"nt Of Fanny Burncy". is
Ne ton 80 The fai,"uS English Nu-
'"nr"~s "r "E.vclinn." "Margarct Full
Ter, MILESTONE of Genius. by Mason
Wade is the biography of the New
England woman who was the friend
II emerson. Thorcau. Hawthorne
.Urins tie early part of the nine
,"' ~, "."'ulv
"PortraitS OF Women, by CANA
licl Bradford, is Il group of Skc;cnc,
ri such women of wit and fashion
as Madame du Dcffand. Madame G"
ChUiscul. EugCnic dc Gucrin. Fanny
Burncy, Miss Austen and Air..
PcpyS. that not only give vivid pug-
traits al their ubjCcts, but ,hrr.,
lit, ,Jm:, IGr lights upon the pD-
.I,iCL!. literary and moral condition
a.,, ~ which they h.cG.
= - n"""iS III tic library Incr3u
"SCli1a" by Alexander: "rp,
hen &c Door" Ey CurGu& 60. ..T.,
,i,i' r ia Inc Brnn&c Hor.c". h..
Knoll: Our Aun, Auda". by rI.u.
"a 4 .ir Drums of MurnMg" b.,
Stern
.,vI. romnncc5 include: "S.ua r.
Sad Songs, bv Carcw: "Cynrn.a''
Jv EppCS: ';i,u,ath inu Amaze. D..
iaucl:: Make III rc'. hy I...
III: sim / I'M Nho sd." by E-Irilr
..vali, !; 60" i.y Ru'uorurt
49, . ;u.i.S nCiid,. ".ilUg,
!icsi Turns DC;cc'i>c'. 10y Crau
il i.c -. NJ. r." uy Ford.
- .
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
Douglas Jones Is Sixth
81 3 other 10 Join In War

"" haa brought mary charge.
~ There ha:,ilv u .cctiou 40 Nlnr.
rum'y Iiiat feels the change any
u'r" s." thm The broad acres of the
!. l.. Tc"pl, man !aru. irc.rrt about,
- mrlc northeast Q! the city. upon
which Alr. and Mrs. J. Nj. Juuc- have
hN'd ion many years and reared 4
ain" .am!ly.
Wednesday. tho sixth sm of Mir.
and Mr.. Jones. Douglas. left those
."r"s tor u broader uNIEn g. The
oceans ul th" world. iur he enlisted
n the United States Navy. follow
mg the i""i~i"ps al four other broth
.rs. y ii!tN brother. Curulc. Is IN
'ur army -! the United States.
The Jones family Is one Of thr
.rW IN America that has given 81
much !" maintain the PRINCIPLES of
Tree men.
Already Mr.. lone. has been nnri-
tied by In" Navy department that
ne ul hes SONS. Cleo. is missing N
action. IT," lu.t m.u from Vanr,
.uUnt" To- be- So ".pu. cd Wou World
|ar H. Cleo We. u.s.iuG after az
ION IN the Coral seq. where his shin.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

unusually smart new ShNtWalStcr--
Pattern 9l34 by Miriam Martin. The
collar a q front yolicS are youth
fully rounded: the optional packets
are stunning. Have Shor: OF long
sleeves. Use fabric remnants 10
make he contrast version.
Pattern 9l34 may bc ordered only
in misses sizes -. II. IL. rs. 20.
Size l6 requires > 81 yards 80 inch.
Send Is cents for this Marian
Martin Pattern. Write plainly size.
name. address and style number.
Scnd your order 10 The Dispatch.
Pattern Department. 232 W. 18th
street. New York. y. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

more electric appliances and
using more electricity. all the
time The rates were going down.
Actually, the electric bill of
iwo.thirds Of all American
families is about a dime a dav.
That's jna abom The biggest
dimes norih in The morH-
and worth remembering right
now when the war is giving
us a new sense of values.
Such bargain is possible
only because OF the American
system for which wc'r- oil
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

EDGAR and CwENpoLYN arc
making mo tires do the work
Of Jour.
That's a timely example of
twice as much for your money.
But there's another example
that you enjoy every day-if
yours is an average household.
lis the fact that you get hcicc
m much electric scrriicc for The
same money as you dill 10 or
Is years ago.
You probably never realized
y. bHcausa Won we're adding
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
Library Story Hour
Has Miss CrOwder

Story Hour Will b" bold al II
lCSi!" Perry Memorial library Fri
Gay morning at ~ O'Clock. Miss NAH
nc Crpwd"r. ui the library staff.
will tell stories of American children.
Since shortage al tlan>pur;ni',n
ha- made +, - difficult for children
IL get 80 the library and finish Their
reading course hv the allotted time.
Tie time has been extended until
September 10
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
Society News
SWINGING.
Grace SOll CrOwell.

, like Ia swing IN oar big rope swing
That hang, from Il limb Oh ouY
rn,tanw0ud tree.
rh,r 90 up high the funniest ding
Nh. - rrs e. b'...r'".I T., Nv,
uy back gets tingly and my toes
tr,. ll ,,.III .,.II nSIC, iur,.
- make. mr laugh and my BREATH
inc g"'s
Ga>py amt rmn-'. and OH, TIC view
orer The world Is the lrvc!icSt thing.
When zap AMI up and up fly
can -, S." lar !rrm our biz rope
SwmG
can SEC the Garth. | can CO ,hc
Ky.
! ,ccl liz, the wind. feel Ike Il bird.
,rcl like u little wild honey bee
with had ON" beautiful word
To tell what swinging docs To ne.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

fghtinr-a system 81 business
management under public reg.
ulalion. where free mon arc
rewarded for their initiative
aud ability-aud an ambitious
oillcc boy is a potential boss.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

MIR. ana Aira. ". ,. Gundwyn al,
sncndlng Ten days III N2W York Clt'
IN the markets. ion Lnuchl.n-GuuC.-
wyr. .lcl. rIcrs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
,.Iir.,l> from SaTHnnliI.

Nir. ami Airs,. GTy i;lvcrS had Il.
trcr gic ( tor Tic pat week MR..
NJ \. ShrIrDusr and iw" daughter.
saundrg aud Kay. ui Savannah.
G,urrIr.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
Visit. III Portsmouth.

Macy dlus haS gone Ia Ports
,,ou,h, Va. where hc will visit hr,
.;s,cr. Ar !. X. Muurc. fur Scycr;.!
DAYS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
4 4
4 WITH OUR BOYS
IN SERVICE \
Return, to DUTY.

llHrimGcr. Texas. aitH -pouurnG u
.w"-uay iuri"uGh with IA. muuror.
"n.. j. l. Dunn, un r"uuv %. iIu-
dCr,nn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
At IIDSDitaI.

Al liDSpItil.
Friends Will regret IT, learn thai
Mrs. W. l.. Long Is undergoing treat
mcnt al Maria Parham hospital.