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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05
NuWay Laundry Now
Member of National
Group Of Laundries

The Nu"ay Laundry IN Oakland
has been accepted INTO full member
ship by the American Institute OF
Laundering research ana INDUSTRY
representative OF a majority OF North
America 1000 professional lauh-
dl1es.
Tins announcement was received
from George II, Johnson general
manage OF the Institute winch mas lts
million dollar headquarters laboratory
and model plant IN JoIlet' ILLINOIS,
me institute IS international IN
scope directly representing PROBES
Slonal Iaunderers OF the united states
and Canada, and has active members
IN u lorelgn nations.
An outgroWth OF one OF the oldest
trade associations IN the Cnlteo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR SALE-Ten good stock calves.
c. A. Ashby, Deer Park, Md.-Adv.
36-3t.
FOR SALE-Balcd Hay and Straw.
H. S. Friend, Deer Park, Md.--Adver-
tisemcnt 37-3t
FOR SALE--E Eight Breeding Ewes,
$500 each. Isaac R. Wildcsen, Cor
mania, W. Va.-Advcrtisement 272
FOR RENT-Six CO. room house
with furnace; newly decorated, at IS
Oak street, Oakland, Md.-Advcrtise-
mcnt 1t
FOR Eighteen tons good
baled hay; one good Jersey COW. Will
liam Fitzwater, Swanton.-Adver-
tisement 37-3t#
FOR SALE-Onc circulator Heater,
one Cook Stove; good condition. Apply
No. l Cottage, Deer Park, Md.-Ad-
vertisemcnt $751;
NOTICE! This is to give notice that
Friday, November 6, will be the last
day on which l will operate my cider
press. Fred Richter, Accident, Md
Advertisement 36-2t*
WANTED-A good heating stove,
See Roy Hauser, at F. A. Smouse
Store, Second street, Oakland.-Ad-
vertisement 36-2t"
FOR SALE-Typewriter, standard
keyboard; section Book Case, glass
doors; fve-tube Battery Radio; large
Filing Cabinet. Address Box 355, Mt.
7 oLyo parly MI Advnrticor,op+ 2e 81 i
WANTED TO RENT-Two or three
furnished rooms in Oakland, prefcra-
bly, first floor and basement space for
quantity Of fruit James A. Savage
Sang Run.-Advertisement 36-3t*
LOST-West Virginia automobile
license plate No. 71241. Owner Ron
aid Martin. Cash Valley, near Eglon
W. Va. Finder please return to Eglon
Observation-Disclosures 1T
FOR SALE-A fvc-room house
with bath, gas, electricity and water
in Mountain Lake Park. One thousand
dollars cash E. NJ Townshcnd, s
Plateau Place, Grcenbclt, Md.-Ad
vertisement 37-4t%
LOST-Onc straight leg and ono
bench leg Beagle Hound, black, white
and tan. Liberal reward for their re.
turn or information leading to THEN
recovery. Roy O. Winters, Oakland
Advertisement 1T
WANTED-An experienced semi.
trailer Truck Driver to work from
Brooksidc, w. Va, to Clarksburg, W
Va, and return; hours daily, days
per week. Contact Kiss & Co., Phone
IA, Clarksburg, w. Va.-Advcrtisc
mcnt It,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05

Egypt. Allied planes there shot down
% enemy planes and lost two. The last
vital town in Madagascar was taken
over by British.
% SUNDAY - Another U. S. aircraft
carrier was sunk in South Pacific on
October 26, it was announced. British
were whiting down German strength
in Egypt and repulsed counter at
tacks German successes in Russia
were being attributed to concentra-
ton of air power in one place at a
time. Soviets checked the thrust at
Nalchik in Caucasus and also along
Black Sea coast. Fifty Nazi planes
raided England, concentrating in
Canterbury where Mrs Roosevelt had
visited the previous day. U. S. over
seas force was now put at 100000
men. Allied navies were forcing Nazi
U-boats to South Atlantic. There was
talk Of opening second front in
Africa
MONDAY = A land, sea and air
countcr-attack against the Japs on
Guadalcanal was disclosed by the
Navy. They also announced that
when the U. S. aircraft carrier was
lost the Japs had carriers, two bat
tlcships, three cruisers damaged by
bombs and 100 planes destroyed.
Planes also attacked Jap bases
around Solomons area. British con-
tinued methodical offensive in Egypt
iolting loose another section from
Axis. Reds admitted Nazis were driv-
ing them back in Caucasus but they
forged ahead in some sectors around
Stalingrad A sub-proof supply line
opened between Mexico and Guate-
mala by completion of a bridge there.
AEF planes ranged across Nazi posi-
tons on continent, Japs repeated a
raid on Indian border.
TUESDAY = Marines gained two
miles in thrust on Guadalcanal as
bombs from airplanes siIenced Jap
artillery. U. S. subs sank seven Jap
ships. one a converted aircraft car
rier. In addition aircraft raidcd the
Rekata Bay Jap base Reds admitted
capture of Nalchik and new Nazi
gains beyond the town. British iso-
lated several thousand Axis men in a
battle pocket in Egyptian desert
Australians recaptured kokoda on
New Guinea, the chief inland base for
.Japs and frustrated Jap attempt tC
land reinforcemcnts at Buna, coastal
base. Allies were proving their power
in the air more and more.
Observation-Disclosures of alice
tanks were engaging the German
units after tearing clean break in
the Axis Egyptian line. In Solomons
the fight for Guadalcanal spread east
and west along the coast line. Amcri.
can destroycrs and guns supported {
marine advance. The enemy landed
fresh troops east Of the American
beachhcad. Dcstroycrs shclled JapS
in west sector. Two more enemy
cruisers and dcstroycrs were sunk
October II it was revealed. Germans
still pounded ahead toward Caucasus
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05
ACCIDENT

Pvt George Goehringcr, Fl Meade,
spent the weekend with his parents
in Accident
Mr.. and Mrs Wade Beckman and
family and Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Bren-
neman and family North Glade; Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Custer and Homer
Lohr were guests on Sunday Of MI.
and Mrs. William Lohr.
John Margrotf, Of Hyndman, Pa,
spent last week visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mr., and Mrs. jeff Deal had as their
guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Les
lie Deal and family, Mr., and Mrs.
Earl Deal and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard HaonftIing and daughter
and Miss Helen Frazee
Mr.. and Mrs, James Rush and fam
lily were Friday evening guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Frantz at Con-
fucnce.
Ross Speicher spent several days
in Baltimore last week.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Deal and fam
lily, Baltimore were here over the
week end with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bickford and
daughter and Miss Hazel Margrotf
of Baltimore, were Weekend guests OF
Ar and NIrs Cn0rUa Narcroff
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05
Appreciates Vote

To the Voters of Garrett County
While not having an opponent
in the recent election for Regis
ter Of Wills, | still feel | want
to publicly acknowledge my APP
probation Of the vote which !
received, and assure YOU that it
shall be my purpose to continue
in an effort to conduct the af-
fairs of the office in a manner
worthy of your confidence and
support.
Very truly yours,
VERNE r. SMOUSE.
Advertisement 1t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05
TO THE CITIZENS OF
GARRETT COUNTY

wish in this way to express my appreciation to my
many loyal friends in both parties who supported nc in the
recent election
Early in my candidacy stated that had no personal
ambition to in the State Senate and had become
candidate only because many citizens had urged this the
theory that account my training and experience in
governmental affairs could be of service to Coun
ty and State in these difficult times and should place that
ahead of my personal inclination to remain at home The
offer to do that having been rejected by the voters my
chief regret that through my candidacy the Republican
party has suffered this defeat hope that may still
continue work together for the best interests of
county.
Sincerely yours,
Z. RAY JONES
Political Advertisement Authorized by the Candidate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05
Grateful for Large Vote

l wish to thank the people
for the very fine support | re-
ceived on Tuesday which re-
elected me as a Judge of the Or
phans' Court.
This evidence of confidence is
greatly appreciated.
Sincerely yours,
THOMAS E. BISHOFF.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05

but were losing street positions in
Stalingrad. British made daylight
air attack on Germany.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-11-05
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Hell p Needed
For New Draft
Registration

Tho Vance Sclcctivc service n.r.ta
today issued an appeal Tor l...r.
teerS TO assist with the Ic:...'..... .t.
of l8-ycar-old youths. While. ,ru
Friday and continues ihrus.. o..
month.
Persons vino car ncip with the
registration are asked to eu. t4.
Selcctivc service office, phuuv I'D:
~ To report AT the office.
Youths who became Is ,....
age during tie months of = iv ana
August, 1912. will rcgiSInr. .r ru,.
day during the period fire.. - ..r.
Der II to II: those who u,,....r D..
years of age during September ...f
October will register Gurfur tic
week December 1924 and tho. ,r,..,
attained their 18th birthday. Grri,.,
November and Dcccmbcr VII r.rri.
er during the period December o6
81. Regi 'trat!nn hG'rS ar" 'r..., O
l. m. until - noon and from = -
i. until ) p. m.
The principal registration plar,
I'll be At thc local d:af. board ...i.....
n The basement of the pu,, nr,irr
building in Henderson. R"pi..l.,.-
ZION Will also be conducted a, Tsv.n.
Vile and il is expected tha, v.,.th
nay register at Middlr!rrro. I.,, III.
postmaster al kiitrc!l. who hnd boon
asked To conduct Il registration posi-
. mas informed the board tia; the
rush OF Christina, business will
prevent her holding the rcgisrrl,in,
1t has been estimated that arurnx
'hidtcly 3uu Vance county youth
"i'l Dr listed during the lrpi~' ..rtinp
accent lowering ~ he d.ar, nrn
'.'"Ncs them SuhlCct IT, call rrr mill
> .'>'cr. along wI'n nrhc~ ynrn
"'c" 49,. 80, listed +" 'rr nthcr
-, IrgI~II uliuris
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Owl Job
Not Filled
Daily DtSpitrt Hrrrau.
III the Sir Walter IIptcl.

Ralcigh. Dee. D-TuC piIcC rs ci-
'rCt"r - thr ilGlcigh branch. Office
+ war information. succeeding liar
IL ilIvCs. wh1 goes ncXt week To- ;:c
tive duty ~ NH|t milOrm. llS not
been definitely rllCd. f,rcrvthirg
was apparently all set q week ago.
but some NJ The top ranking men in
Washington developed other ideas
and II may be another week before
Hayes successor is named.
Hayes resigned sometime ago ~
enter tho Navy and has been assil...
cd 10 ground work with naval avia-
ton and ordered Ia report fnr active
duty on December %. Prior 10 tina.
he wants week or ten days vac5-
tnn. .,nd =" wrlr lcNc nj, owl pnSl
probably the ~. o. FIJI. wc....
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Mrs: Gary Is Hostess
At Final W.SC&yMeet

The final meeting of the YEAR for
''c Woinan'S Society uf Christian
"'rFlce Of the First Methodist
'i"irii was a special one in that
=" y Il. s. GmY, president FOR thc
I "Sl 'hree years, was noS.eSS to tn,.
d n'lrc membership. the meeting be-
'''' hcld at West End Country club
'"hdily afternoon. In spite Of the
ny Indictment weather more than
I hundred Of the members were pre-
Int. ~ they assembled they wei .
'''r'cd by Mrs. Gary and the Rev.
q" ~ King. A blazing lire burned
% u'G huge fireplace and the Spaci-
..N room was decorated with pine.
h'I mas candies on the man,i,
NE IL holiday touch tu the occasion.
TIC mcciing was opened with thc
"iS'cb. 81 The theme song for the
All Living for Jesus. after which
IS. Say gave q. reading cntitlcC
y" You DO Not Believe in Mis-.
. i"'lSH II was really strong argu-
i"'nt Tor missions. y prayer. base
'h Tie several petitions of the Lord.
PRAYER followed, in which Il numbc;
g! the women took part.
nv t't ''I,>:. sIssiun was OF Spccia
I'crest IN tlat the various depart.
l'htSi.;lnu Standing committees CAV,
'Hc'r annual reports. They were al.
Ncrys hnc and represented much
10. I i1't 20. -" past al thc q
Hv"sLcr.! lp.
MRS. Cary especially commended
g. 'tn circles upon their splendid;
IL
- stated that four of the circles
..; '>rfpHid tHCtr financial quotas
=" n.ts. \. i. thomas. chair
... ,nAI1nG topped the record. Tn.
r,.s.IS ~: ..r "l,:cr oi attain
90, a. "ll'ci, u. Mrs. John Lr,
~. c:.airiA;iu: circle |. Mrs. \. J
"',D.s cnaiiman: and circle 8, Mrs..
-. H.. chairman. She had the
.-.~''- .. U.,as ....-.ps SAND l.,
.. ..!..,..r. rNCrai al Ia
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

III.
circle leaders spoke of special fca-
lures of their years work.
AT the close Of the meeting Mrs.
Gary, in Il few we'll chosen Words.
expressed the privilege and pleasure
tilat;had been hers Up her three years
OF service. She SERVED 'une ;ytsir! IL;
president 'of the society before uni
iieation, and two under the new
jurisdiction! On motion OF Mrs. c! L
Finch, the society gave her a rising
vote of thanks tor her faithful ana
efficient leadership during these
transition years.
Mrs. l.. II. Gooch, prcSitient-clcc.
Tor 1913, was introduced. She SpoL
briefly, asking for continuance u,
tho cooperation shown tu the rctir
ing president.
The guest speaker Of the meet
ing WAS the Rev. ii. *. King, VIII,
was introduced by the president. IL,
expressed his pleasure ana Sratiiic.l
ton over the reports ur the wear =.
work and offered his cooperation il.
the coming year. He took uccaSlu
also to thank the women ON ucna,
Of Mrs. King and himself for Il:
gracious reception on the evening
their arrival in November. Luukn
forward To the new years work !.
spoke on The Coming Ycar-A Yea
OF Renewal. He urged Il renewal :.
their faith in God, Of faitln in! .Jest.
Christ, the messenger Of God. and u.
faith i'll the message Of the mtS5cn
ger. II was Il challenging call as. tn
members face the new year in thcS,
times of crisis.
The fellowship following the meet
ing WAS most delightful. with Mrs
larry as Il charming hostess She ~,
.sSiStcd by McSdamCs J. W. Jenkin.
md Frank RubardS, Misses Ro.
long Thomas, Lucy Plummcr Jones
Mildred WhitCncr, and Carolyn KirI
IN serving ice cream in Christina.
motifs, with assorted cakes and can.
dies
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Santa Comes
Il
pscial Airplane tc
ring Santa Claus to
=. pend Week Before
hris mas in City

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r,.i.,rd r,..,~ ,.,,. T''..,,, n', '',',',
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IN Urudrr.,r j., , ,,1oo "' ', ,;., w.
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r,r'cfrj .nG ..',...' ,'....,'' VI ''"'''
.:,d 49,, ii..,,,,,.,.'.. 80. .'.' ID
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
christmas Books AT
/ he Public Library

Christmas books TO" all ages ar"
NV on display IN the II. I.r>ri"
ny -t,iuJI "a. Library. Some are
new editions at oh Ia,oriicS ana
nc Gee" nSW p..D..,u,u Tor. lnc
.ir>t time. For the .p.ugra; reader
there are two new NrrsiU. of The
Night DC.orc Christmas N Cni!d's
Book If Christmas Carols Is one
ni the mas; ~" u'iiuIN ,t..r. n
4np.,s tor children la come ,r' r.i.
N";,-
\ new copy OF Charles Diet.
Christmas Tales has recently o..
q and also attlactivc.y lluStrat-
cd III color Tho rrirl-~'
,,Irin' "a "i.Ir n.my Tree NV
.tI same author.
y hEcI.L ~ Christmas Pucms"
u fnI selection chosen from H.,
.atr.C. .. .Gsl..i I.nI. M
: EIfl" .L-$A poems 81
Ecz,irn. O.! ;tr Christmas spr.
lis +;.'"rcul as~,:..
lW:y l. Il ."ahgcr' IS also Il.
.".,ET q. =. I,,.r. .ll..
.s!.i ;hu Ghr,i-...Is Docks the:
- m"yr IT, n.hC" new boo.
..' library. OTis;IuI.nG NOR
20 s. 'L,c Li"u;Cnguts. Il Stud
Hnand". by D.. Dough
ia f:o"ma. II ..rI,lm,
.. ..rs; OF three and Is entitlc,
.uas>us 10 Malvern HiI!". 1t i.
. sorry o.. !. . 49, . 80. ui =.
my of NOria,..a [:rninia wh
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

role in the Far East.
Family Album. by Agnes Roth
cry, is the amusing story Of Il fam
lily Of lively American boys and
girls of generation ago.
New stories at the library iuclu-
de the following titles: The Rest
OF My Life with You, by Bn'd
win; "Silvcrtip'S Stake, by Brand:
THE Man from Tex -" bv GREG
ory: "A Woman Will or Won" bv
Hauk; Hostages" by Iicym: Ores
cent Carnival" by Reyes: "Tuvcrl
IN the Town." by Matscha': Biz
Docs Girl by McdcariS: "H.v ud
Surrender, by Sims; "Crup.ci
Adam. by Stevenson and The
Man Miss Susie Loved b. Turl."-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

Hruih CarnlInian. John Andrew
Rio" This mItCbingrarhv * "oitirn
neaiuS' tho background rr = South
~ H"a - r"siIS"i.tHi" ir.CI' 'row tho
Cr"ii War Syr1ra'h tic ~, and
''..r' -. hts /. % l. ., errh'lo
q. 'r.' e .u't.ti -
/ ~, E'..',.I
"7''".",i" 'r Ht.y '..."
'.'., 'r""r e. i-i.c. III. hr,
y nr g.. : r.s e.. -u,.i
go -" - 90 % n
81 II N.n | md - ~. carl, ad-
N"rtrtr., . ..,.,,,.
we Took 10 the W""ds. by
Louise br'kir S". ti,r .Il II
incid"ul and nrucI Wa -. ~
and cu'hlki" ~ NJ
lie in the Maine NiI.nr,,.. ,i....
It. her husband ana her stcp-
'1uGhtcr and son. all city-brcd pco-
Ne. live the year rou~d. isnla,cc
=. most Of the year from outside
'rniact.
Safe Deliver nee by DR.. Fred
"ick c. Irving, was the winner oi
''Liic'in-Amcrira" award DR.
ing. famous obStetican-. anr
nchcr and chief of staff OF tn,
'St"n LyiHg-In Hospital prcScn,
interesting story of his carccr
nd that of the hospital.
Matthew tics lnr Mechanic.
YES the essential nf mathrmr'',
re- ~" practical shopman. with Owe
10 diagrams.
In Battle tor Asia. Edgar Snow
q author OF "Rcd Star Owe.
'hina . brings h'> eye witness his
nv of the ORIENT Gp To- the minlli
"''"-'- ......i.f'. -" N..,C-i,-,'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Society News
IipNiE OF WINTER.

u.,t,,.. Ir. ..Nr-pctalcd flower,
I,r,, 100 'Gv dark Dough.
49,, ,..r ...nst the sky,
r.,.. ,l..,, ..,WS serene and white.
=, .,,r.m. nIN hCraidS the bloom
.i..i nu.u.G IA the night
mi ,r,, u.N-iidc upon the ground
',,'.,,- .., .lIW flakes III the air,
whine candle IN Il room
c........ r..,.ly iu the midnight moon
Nd rn tn. branch the fiery leaf,
49,, .....,. ha, caught Il star
.w.,,rI .nn,"d ScinItar.
,arI Van Alstync Allcu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Spuls, Onions
IL cost More

%. lt.'" prIcc increases FOL
Hnd dry onions ma,
... GAS Il result of the pro-
imam price regulation
.I"u establishes country
H wholesale maximum
,arH al the next several
rs'lnG la Arthur IL. Su.
..tN ui the Henderson
.nuuCrcc.
...., O.. Nill change as thu
.r - ui white potatocs
..!'r IluCiuatC from week
....a - nCW maximum price
... each week, cffcctiv,
.r" under the provisions
'al prices for tho sea-
H"H' Ct by potatoes from
90 tIIi"rlnt months al
.. ".,d The price shout
..,. p r'.lIIry |. when !.
.. .;>r auN anuCd abuI.
.r.Ci pounds. Dry on
nag bv expected
.'. - t Is cents Il hun
,,CU month from nos
.t. N.'tlcn tune there Wi
total advance of APP
b.. ~" u hundred pounds.
r,'r the increases in tho
-u! tic rejecting i'll
.. nave been approved D.,
4. a..i Gi iiic incrcaSeu
.- 'u the producer.
-. !"r tic PARTICULAR.
...c which may be OK
. Price of dry onions j.
...ii. loss which result
.rr.a, al dry onions, Sur
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Cause of Tuberculosis Found
When Koch Proved 1t q Germ

his germs grew on media in from
81 hours to three or four days. He
MAS about 10 throw his blood
was patient enough To keep look
inn and finally at the end of two
weeks he saw Il colony of tubcrcle
bacilli. The tuberculosis germ is
one uf the SlnwcSt growing of any
that attack man.
-Four Famous PuSth .dcs
kuch'S paper OF lSS2 did far
more, however, than simply an
rouncr the cause of tuberculosis.
lie laid down the four famous
p"stulatcs To determine whether
Il given Germ Is the cause of 8
given disease:
FIRST: You must find the germ
ia ae "v'ation with the dIecas" and
il wust b" found ~ association
with uu other disease.
Second: N"u must he nhlc to
cuitivai" tn" germ outside the
body on artificial media.
Third: YOU must lac arc to
tax" the isolated germs and pro-
dwrc ia" dl-"as" u animals.
Fourth: Pure cuI'urcs of the
organism. must a"aln he made
from luugulatcd animals.
| since that day 80 wears ago we
have hrru able To- initiate intel
li""n,ly ali tho h.c.cu!c measures
which have c'Ii the rat" nf tubrr-
r'II"-.S To Il point that Koch HIM
self would hav" regarded as I'M
u'lI,vriIy small. IN oder Ia fur
.hrr tins work. buy Christmas
$cal-.
QUESTIONS ANn ANSWERS
\. B.:-Nou say that glands
cause -" bearded lady'S heard.
have am enlarged thyroid glanc
and ar alarming number Of hair:
on my face for which have con
sidcrrd the electric needle. Whicl
do YOU advise. the electric nccdI
or thyroid cTtract, II given unde
4 doctors care?
Answer: Tho thyroid gland i
very little concerned with hal
growth in women. The adrcna
gland is responsible for tina
Under the circumstances. in uI.!c
20 bc sure, | would advise she us
of the electric needle.
,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Al IIoSpitaI,

., j. Edwards. first class Scd-
: Navy, is sick at Mar.
hospital. He has been on
ting his parents. Nj.
i. y. Edwards.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
sr ON PLAY.

IT., ..... CLs.S oil EPSON hip..
...... ... ..,-shi a play 'CraShnp
-..... '.l evening, DcCrmpc.
....' .. .a ,av EPSON high school
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
Visits in =. {.

ll,.. G. o.. Io-lry lett this NOM
... .... ..r brother and niece IN
g. .s!. several weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

wc"i.. and tho h"ud booths are OXEN
both day and night iur the convcr.-
fence al purchasers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

.E.l.'. -. y, Il. wi.t
-..-. ]HspcI ~. Hicks 81
80 H,iIl:S.t, arcnuc Sat
..oH ~ 1.:t, O c,uck. All
....i, u attend are ASK
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
I,,IiS Parents.

H.. ...... ui balilnorc, Md, l.
......... ..,'k with his parent ,,
D. u. wright, ON Chc.i
.,G ...U..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

81 Duke Hospital.

}. i. Champion. of Route
Ill at Duke hospital.
,.HcrC she underwent al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
~ Veterans Hospital.

!iUrruuChS Virgins has guT,
Veterans hospital in Faycttr-
..r treatment. and is said 10 be
.'uu. nicely.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
.InIit~ Navy.

"'."urd G"',,tpu. Lewis. son Of
Al. "ud MI. +. +. Lewis, Joined the.
L. :. Navy TIN, WoyE. hat it has noe
been learned where he viii be std
iIDnCu.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

DR.. Cl"ndcning will answer
questions of general interest
Only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

Some Fiji Islanders arc blond,
having an hereditary strain O! par
tIIl albnism.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09
by LOGAN CLENDENING, ". d.

SIXTY YEARS ago on March
81. iSS2, IA dumpy. cnuntriiied doc
tor named Robert Koch stood up
before the berlin Physiological
society and read Il paper in which
h" proved that "a certain germ WAS
The ca;iSr OF tuberculosis.
..ncc then we have not had to
guess the cause Of this universal
disease or a%cribc it to vague
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-09

forces such ai hrrcdity or rlia-ma.
We hluH the cause to be Il germ:
we knew IN" habits of the germ:
We En"w what il grows on: ~"
know bow 1t passes from an"
human Ia ""nthcr ard from III
f,rir'i CO... ~ human h"iurS ia
mill. ana ali OF its custnn's ami
habit.
FUrIh"ih. re, since then. w. are
all" To- tell by examination rt IN"
Sputum of an individual whether
or Ept his cough and f"vcr are
due 10 tuberculosis If the lungs
or :" some other disease. Euhrrt
Nurn laid gucsswork ahuu, tuhcr-
culusIs forever in its grave.
Ills discovery was the result of
a great deal Of industry combined
with flashes of genius inspira.
tiuu in intcrprctin" the new
Things he saw under the micro
scope and IN inv lting new meth
obs of research.
The most important of thrS"
methods was the discovery that
bacteria would grow outside the
body on culture media a c"m.
mouplacc of the bacrcrirlo".ral
laboratory now. He accidentally
discovered colonies Of bacteria
growing on the cut surface of a
potato and for Il long time h. used
fOodS-su@arS. ctc.--to cultivate
his germs.