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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Ndzis RepuIsed
In Mozdok Area
BY HENRY SHAPIRO
United Press stan Correspondent

MOSCOW, Oct. 12.-The RED
army drove back a Nazi horde in
the Mozdok area of the eastern
Caucasus today, where Adolf Hit
Ter had thrown great forces after
losing $4,000 men in dead alone
in 40 days of futile efforts TO take
IStalingrad.
Above Stalingrad, Marshal Sem
yon Timoshenko's counter often
sive advanced. The Soviet noon
Icommunique reported his forces
had captured advantageous posi-.
tons" and that Soviet patrols hac
penetrated the Germans lines.
SMALL-SCALE FIGHTING
The noon communique reported
the most brisk fighting in the
IStalingrad area in three days, but
liz made it plain that it was on a
comparatively small scale.
On the outskirts of a factory
settlement in northwest Stain
grad, two battalions C1,000 mem
attacked Soviet positions. They
were beaten back, and lost two
companies 900 mem.
Hitler, hoping to salvage some
of his 1912 campaign before on
rushing winter freezes his army
had thrown reinforcements of in.
fantry, tanks and planes into the
Mozdok area, where he has been
trying TO cross the Terek River for
two months and capture the
CONTINUED on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

HEAR SENATOR PRENTIsS NJ
BROWN tonight-WWJ, 6:10 p m
ADV.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
VOiiva EDieS-at ~
Colorful Career of lions Ruler Ends 4S Years
Short of His Prediction; Said World Is Flat

CHICAGO, Oct. II (INS).-The
picturesque career OF Wilbur
Glenn Voliva, u, who predicted he
would live to be 120 and who in
sisted that the earth was fiat, was
ended today.
The observer Of Zion, religious
community north of Chicag @
which. at one time, Voliva ruled,
died last night at Billings Memo
rial Hospital.
His death was caused by a heart
ailment and kidney disease.
At the height of lions pros
perity in the 1920's. Voliva esti-
mated the value Of its holdings at
ST., 100000.
He would live TO 120, the one
time dictator of Zion frequently
said, because of his abstinence
from meat and his use of diet
of Brazil nuts and buttermilk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

shake him in his belief that the
earth is "as flat as pancake"
1t was his contention that the
earth had four corners and its
boundaries were fixed by snow
and ice. He estimated that the sun
was only 200 miles distant
from the earth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
THREE BANDS PLAY

The combined review, carried or
with much pomp and ceremony
had music supplied by three bands
the Boys Band Of the depart
ment of parks and recreation. the
Junior Drum and Bugle Corps OF
Alger Post and the Naval Armory
Band.
More than 1000 persons watched
the parade from the stands.
On the reviewing platform were
Maj. William II. Kite Jr. of Fort
Wayne, 1t. Com. NJ. c. Wilson
medical officer at the naval arm.
ory training school, and Capt
Charles PopD. United States Ma.
rine Corps recruiting officer ir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

He often predicted the end of
the world. Each time his prophecy
failed, he moved it forward a few
years. II would come TO an end,
he said, in 1923, then 1927, 1880,
1885 and 1913.
In his most recent prediction,
he envisioned a new battle OF
Armageddon, followed by the Sec
ond coming of Christ.
No amount of argument MOI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
iva Joins
Sfrednn|iners
In Big Parade
US. Officers Review
$500 at Belle Isle;
z. 900 See Ceremony

More than 800 members OF the
combined Junior Victory Army and
Defense Streamliners marched in
their first review Sunday before
army, navy and marine corps Of
Fficers IN front of the Belle Isle
Casino.
The Junior'Victory Army, made
up of boys and girls between 10
and Is, and the Streamliners. an
Organization of women from Is up,
staged the review to show the
results of their first few months
of training. The IVA is sponsored
by The Detroit Times.
Both groups, who have been
drilling under the direction Of the
department of parks and recrea-
ton. put on a demonstration of
drills and calisthenics. in addition
to the parade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

No amount of argument mol
his own extensive travels could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
CAN'T FIGHT FOR PROFIT

Continued on Page I4)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
VILLAGERS JOIN FIGHT

Continued on Next Page. Col. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
Lloyd George III

CONTINUED on Next Page, Col. {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
PREDICTED WORLD END

from meat and his use Of a die
of Brazil nuts and buttermilk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

Churchill asserted that Nor
way, Denmark, Holland, Belgium
and France were seething with
the spirit of revolt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

idi6tsidreiber friiberer 3eiten idil=
bern BEN &al,faius als cine b06lt ges
fabrlide @ege1,b, in ser cine majeltG-
tiide entfeiielte Natl,r 1nO cine uu=
beaabmbare freibeitsoiiritiee 8en0l>
ferltns bon friegeriider @ilobeit iid
'perbiinoen TINT ieben frelnoen @in-
oringlig oas 2eben fdiper at MAIDEN.
Nibt tpeniee Siltorifer Ser Mntife
bielten oen &al1faius fir sic Seimat
Der Mmaaoneu, iener Nation bon
&riegerinuet, oie itb ais To6ter bes
Mars beaeidneten uno nit ser 6op>
peIten 5treitart fan,pften. Ser grie.
diibe @eograpb Strabo perleete bas
&ei1 Der Amaaonen au oie iiiotpeitli-
den .Borberge oes &aufaius nabe bem
Sdmaraen Meer. St be,1 @renaen
6ieies &eides ourfte fein Mann les
bett, aue Irbeit, Seloanbau, Saeo,
Bferoeau6t, &rieg tpar Sade ber
Sra,,erL ,tnb feline &maaone salt als
mannbar, folanee iie nidt ei,,en
Mann in ser Sdladt eetotet bate.
Als Damn zines Cages ein Gorider in
8rafilien einen Stanm fdn1pfeuber
Sral,en entoedte, tpuroe elmer Der
eroBte,1. 5tro1ne Sii6amerifas Mma;
5onenltrom getauft.
Sreilif, 2eeenoen tpie oieie .baben
tpobl ipenig Sdreden fir Die Naais.
@ber feline 2egenbe lit es - ,1no Sic
ruiiiiden 3aren ipiiien ein 2ieb oabon
81. iingen - oaB ieoer &aufaiier uno
ieoe Raufaiierin geborene &rieger ltnb
Guerilla -Gdmpfer bon unerrei6ter
Meiiterihaft iinb. Gie Selbentaten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
Ser &anfains - bic 0eimat ber Mmasonen
lnD iutlDer 8ergitGmme

Sn elmer biitoriid.etb etbnosrapbiiden
sfi56e e1tiuirft Sic 81. 3. Staats@
5eitl,ne' ein Invertebrates uno bod
aftuelles 8ilo iiber SEN faufaiiiden
&riegsIbarplat, 100 man 3. st. at
eine,n enti6eioenoen Wtarfitei1t Der
&ries angelangt iein mag:
uNad einetn Bulletin Ser stotio-
nalen @eoerapbiiben @eIellid)oft
lniibten Sic Na5is itb eigentlidb bit
ter, ibr &aufailrs= abentel1er nod Wei-
ter au treiben, oenn sic ea15e @e"
lbidte bes &aufaIus lebrt, oob fein
@roberer ie innitanbe mar, nit ser
Matur uno ser 8ebolferl1ng oieieS
bohIteu @ebirges g11ropas auf sic
9auer fertie git tperben. Sdon &C.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

oes taufaliiden 11uptlin9s Sdanlil.
ser 20 Sabre 9cgcu Die Hltfen itano.
bieIt, limo ein Sorecidmad beiien,
tpas oie 9ei,tihen SIT eriuarten baben,
ioIIteu lie immer tiefer in Sen &olt-
faI,,s eiuorin9en. Sitler tGte gut.
einnal Tolltoi's Nopelle ,,Gbaoihi
Oh1rat' 5u leie1r; bier iuiirbe er auf.
idlub befomnen, mas fa1faiiite
8rieefiibrung III 8abrbeit lit. Inter
io6t purbeu bie faufdiiihen Stdm-
me, oie SiderfeIien, slbdaiier, s)tin.
erelier Siieteu, 2esgbier rmb iuie
ite ale beiBen moaen eieentlid nie.
ard pon oen Guiien ser 3arenseit
nidt. BUR tpirflihen @roberung oes
aal,foius aebort chen nebr als Gonfs,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

&anpnen uno Slug5euge. Das benefit
i6on sic @eibi6te ser miibieligeu nn6
foItlpieligen rl1iliiben groberuna oes
&aufalus.
Senn ipenn oie eblen un6 frei.
beitsliebenoen fallfaiti6en St6mme
bon ibren aolerborltslei6en, faunt er-
rei6baren @ebiresneitern bernieoer.
iteigen gum Sample, Iino iie immer
bort, 400 Tie ber @egner ni6t bern,,-
tet. sic beiiten cine unerborte @e.i
ibidlidfeit, iieb nabeau ,,niidtbar s,>t
MAIDEN, uno fiir ieoen gefallenen 2rie-
ger itebt iofort elm anoerer ont 1eineri
Steue. Das bat ihon inn 4ltert,,u,'
at elmer anoeren 2esenoenbilbuao.'
aplab sesebe,1. aIs Salon, Der srie.
diiGe @roberer, in aoldis, 6em beu.
tigen @eorsieu - Stalins Seimat -
ei1lorang, idiittete er DradensGbne,
itber ben 8oben aus. Sofort {pros..l
gen aus Dem eroboben gepaffnete'
arieeer uno ibtpentten ibre Sdper.
ter. Salon entsine Dem unbeil n,.r
ourd ben magiihen Sdus ber faufa-
iiiden &onisin Mebea.
8ie tpenig ieIbit Die &uiien NIT
oen &aufaiiern unter DEM 3aren.
regime fertig meroen fonnten, labt'
li6 aus Der SatIabe erieben, bab Ne
imlner tpieber periudten, eanae Stam-
me ins Sieflano au perpflansen, 100
es feline gebeimen 8erepfabe unb
perborgene un5usanelide Gdler eibt.
III oenen iie tpie ibr Selo SbamiI
Sabr5ebnte Bis 5l1rt Iesten Mann ST..
bertrand leiIteten."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21


Sc. Seilisfeit, 9apft Yius Ser
3molfte, ianote an Se. @raeuen5, SEN
opoitoliiden @untius Misr. @iuieppe
-Beltra1ni bon Guatemala, Siioame-
rita, 6ie Summe bon $4,000 als
Gotitanbsbilfe fir Die Notleioenoen
bon Guatemala, tpelde Dor ei,tiger
Belt bon einem idmeren grobeben
BeitneeIu6t tpuroen. Cine MnsabI
bon &irhen erlitten nfolge oes grb-
bebe11s i6iperen 56aoen unb einige
Srtidaften pltroen gan5 in Sriin1mer
aelegt. Weit bem @elogei6enf ianote
oer 81. Sater ieiten apoltoliIben Se-
gen an oas idtper beinseiudte 2ano.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21
Ndb6en nno Traa seseniiber Der mooernen &elt
Cine 4niprade bes Sl. @aters
| ser aus oem Sbmllbe" bin.

ser aus oem S6ntllbe'' bin.
God bas olles geniigt nid)t. 0ieie
tugenoliden gteenidaften ntiiiien aus
sent SSnner1t itanmen, ionit 5eigen ite
balb sic &ebrieite ser Mebaille, bas
gelpl1BtIein bes grbabenieius matt
,oelt itd 1T cine itoIse, triigeriid)e
Meinlns bon ser etsenen Stdrfe, 1tno
man bereibt oll5u leidt, uSobter
Gpas" 5lt iein. Desbalb bra,td)t es
&luebeit unb 9elnut, um gefeit 5u
iein. v@ie notipenoig lit Sic Denut,
um flue 5u iein!' rief 8ius ser
3p0lfte oen i,tneen 2euten at uno
ermabnte iie, 11ie oie Silfe oes Soi1u-
mels unb oer Meniden. SIT pergei=
len. Msit einorineliden 8erten pries
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

ser 81. gater sic 9tottpenbigfeit lmo
oen 8ert oes @ebetes. nMud oie
Jrau, nidt ipeniser als ser Wonn,
bat es nGtig, an @ott gu glauben, 81,
beten ,,nb Gbrilh1s uno feline refine
Mutter au Iieben."
Gum Sdl,1iie ieiner betpegten an.
iprade beidmor Seine Seilisfeit bie
Sungmdoden, neben Der eigenen
Saltltng, Der 9,,eeno, 6enl @ebet uno
oen beilisen Safra,nenten audi ibre
5dpeitern nidt 81, berseiien, Dor al
lent iene l1ngliidliden, Die am &anoe
oes absrl,n6es ooer ser Berlafienbeit
babinlhreiten ober ibon gefallen limo.
Mab einem flanl,nenoen Mufr,tf gum
beiligen. apoitolat erteilte ser Stell=
bertreter Gbrift lit baterlider 2iebe
oen apoitoliiden Sesen. - Get.
D. g.=8. ..<.. .... g.. .-..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21


Iienerinnen geipdbrten Iuoiena iprad
Ser 81. Batter iebr beadtensiuerte
8orte CUR Saltlntg ser Srau l,lo
bes Maobens in Ser mobernen 8eIt.
gtoboe,n Der Gapit Sic b11sli6en
ln,o ioaialet Sugenoen aIs oie 9e.
grii1tber ser ipabre,t @robe ser Sol
. fer an 9eiipielen GROCER Sra1en aus
ser @eibidte altfge5eiet batte, leitetc
er iiber al1f bie mooerne Sral, oie
burd eine ,blisartige gntipiflltne
ser 2ebe,tsbebineltngen" gefenn5eitb-
net lit. Wit 1ueiiterliben 3iigen unit
rib Sius ser 3ipolfte Sic @eiiter Ser
mooernen 3ibtliiation nit ibren
8orsiieen unb ibren @efabren, bie
ital,nenerrege1tben Sortidritte bes
@iiienihaft ,tno Scdnif, sic uio5,,ia=
get a,,tonatiid tiefe Gerdnber1tngen
i'm materieller 2eben 1uto in Ser
sSolee in alien <nbeeblu1ge11 1nenld)>
lider Sdtigfeit a,1sgel0it ,tnS cine
l1mtpdl5l1ltg Ser geiantten io5ialen
gebingungen beraufbel6tpore1 ba.
be1t."
9ieIes nelte slntlib bes ..2ebens -.
70 fiibrte ser 81. Gater ous -, mel
DIES bas @lei6geipiht nit be1t ,lnper-
anberliben 3iigen ser nenidlider
seatltr in ste Stride gebra6t bat, lieb
a,1h sic Soltl,ng Ser tueiblihen Sit
ee1o nibt unberiibrt. Ger itdnoige
&ontaft nit oem tatiddliden beltiz
gcn 2eben bat iie getpiiiermaben
freier, entidloiiener, ntan fonnte falt
foeen, n1annlider, ge1naht. 0as lit
an iid fein llebeI, aber al.d nidt OF
ne Gefabre1. 9ieie Sreibeit, rid)tie
aufgefabt, lit eine araft, fann eine
8affe iein I'M Serteioigungsfampf
eeeen perionlid)e aneriffe rnb i'm
@roberltngsfantpf bon anoern Die in
8efabr Iino. Sic fau1t. 5,t elmer fl1te
gen, itol5beiheioenen Saltltne per-
hen, Sic, obne slt ben1iitieen nno 81
berleten, 9dtltng, 8etpunberune unb
2iebe obapi1et.
9ie be1tisen 3nItdnbe f0nnen mir
nidt raid G,,oern. gs gilt, SEN Sdbrs
niiien 3,t beeeeneu, ibnen ins @nt=
lis at fba,1en 1,to ite at iiberpinoen.
9ob tpober fo1n,ne,t Sic @efaDren 2
Meitten in SEN GuBern gerdnoerlueen
bat fiA bie menidli6e Natlr, Der
gbarafter, :. oas temperament I'M
@runoe nidt eeanoert. Die Sra,
bleibt Srau nit an ibren ,tatiirlidel,
@igenidaften, bie ibren Heidtt1,n tuie
lire @efdbrbl,ng auslnahen. Sic be-
pabrt bor auem iene initinftibe Sod'
bersigfeit, Sic fie aa,r boiler, Sineabe
ibrer ielbit brdnet, sic iie aber, audi,
tpe1n bie nStise Badianfeit feblt, 81,
unbebodte,t leibenidaftliben ,tno
foIgenfhtperen l1nflugbeite,t berleitet.
Wir ale TRACER, in ,tns bas 3eiden
oes eriten s5aIles I'M Baraoies, oas
Iid f,,nbgibt in fiibnem Stola ,tnb
brennenber Beeierlihfeit. limo bod
n1iiiIen mir in oieIer Welt leben, 6enn
Soft bat nns utpie 2dnmer unter
Die @olfe" gei6idt.
Die Welt lit tpobl pouig berdnoert,
@ottes Siibrung 1,no 8oriebung aber
1T geblieben. Giele idiisen6e duBere
Mauern finb nit oer 3eit eefallen,
ood ,ber Sbrtipan, Ser bleibt, lit
in e,trh,, = hetnt1tp Aer cI 92nter -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03

Alter South was sci N tins COM
tract, he called 1t hard luck and
considered that he had played
soundly because. after winning
the lead of diamond J with the G.
he had gone to work on the six
card club SUIT When his partner
later said he could have made the
contract by going after hearts IN
stead of clubs, he asked who
would ever try a four-card suit
before q siN-card suit?
For answer. North specified.
'Anybody who counted up his
TICKS"
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-03

Distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Plane Crash al Sea Kills
Ensign Beach Peirce

Ensign Beach Peirce. naval avi-
ator and son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Peirce, 3738 Huntington street NV,
was killed in a crash at sea on June
l3, according to notification received
by his parents from the Navy De-
partment.
Ensign Peirce, q, was one of four
brothers. all of whom went into the
Navy. The other three are Earl
Peirce. jr.. Is; Dudley Peirce, %, and
Peter Peirce. 81 Their father is in
the Department of Agriculture
forestry service.
Ensign Peirce visited his parents
on 72-hour leave month ago. He
attended the University of Michigan
and was graduated in 1888. Then
followed two years work in forestry.
Enlisting in December, 1910, he
chose the naval air service and took
his flight training at Pensacola and
Miami. Fla.
While attached to duty at the
Naval Air Station at Norfolk, Va,
Ensign Peirce was in frequent con-
tact with two brothers, Earl and
Evening star., 1942-06-25

was submitted to the King without
awaiting the usual formalities of
laying the treaty before Parliament
for period OF 81 parliamentary
days.
The treaty already has been rati-
fed by the Soviet government.
Ratifications are to be exchanged
in Moscow.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

Dudley, who also were undergoing
training there. The Peirce family
has lived here for six years, the
three younger brothers attending
local schools. a.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
King Signs Treaty
For Aid to Russio

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. June 25.-King George
signed the ratification of the Brit
tsh-Russian mutual assistance pact
late yesterday
The instrument of ratification
Evening star., 1942-06-25

Buy bonds and stamps for the
boys In the camps.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20
AT i.angSiun Funeral.

Among those from ou' ul the city
who offended the funeral service, q!
CHIEF j. II. l.augstuu mere Wvdncs-
day Afternoon were Mr.. and Mr..
Bob Melton. of Rocky Mount. Rev.
Had Mrs. J. " Davis. ui Durham.
Mrs. {. +. bartholomew. Clarence
L. Barthulum"w. Ar. and Mrs. Wal
ter Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. Zen Bar
thulumcw. and Nj Frances Gates.
of Petersburg. Va: Bruce Poole and
son. Bruce. .lr.. and Ais. Mabel
Davis. OF Raleigh: Mrs. Kate King.
Miss Josie Wilson. Mr. Miles Hart
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter H0tcl-Raieich

TcachcIS-Dr. james Y. Jnyncr.
Identified with educational progress
IN North Carolina for more til;ii nalf
Il century, colleague ul Aycuck and
MClNcr IN thc campaigns of the late
linclic' and 1900. and for many
years State superintendent of public
instruction. Is not greatly alarmed
iD"ut teacher shortage or teacher
pay. He knows thai there is actual
scarcity of teachers. but he has faith
III the capacity of those staying on
tllc Job Ia Keep the stale from losing
ground. He has seen harder times
ihun these.
PAf-Dr. Joyrcr wants more pay
Inr teachers lie believes they arc
entitled 10 ii. and he thinks they will
~Cl some raises. though perhaps not
as much as they should have. He
docs no; favor using the current sur
plus IL, Il source ol teacher pay
boosts. or even as argument for Il
faisc. The surplus is temporary; the
doctor wants teacher pay on per-
iihhcff basis. Tauchers will haze to
DC paid and they ought TO receive
living wages after tho current sur
plus shall have been diSSipated
A"iENDMhNI -pr. Joy1er de-
ciIh,d comment on the proposed con-
"iiiiill"idl amendment revamping
inc State board oi education, He en-
phatlcalIy laNois placing control OF
nc school system III one central
o"aid' Dut suggested mat some
phases OF the proposed amendment
needed more "tudN Dci re he was
WiIililG 10 endorse or oppose IL. Later
JONh-J. ID. N"Elcf' State sal
wage committee secretary. mas been
ADVISED lhal Nuflh carolina farms
nave yielded i6.lO2 pounds ol old
fuDDCf' ana az" p"'ihoS oi scrap
metal. since me collection campaign
started May 10.
Y. ID. C.-lconIda, Hulk, state
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20
Dieppe Raid Cuts
German Air Strength
Continued from Page Onc)

against the Gln-Studd~d nali coast.
bui the British aid ,r,rv va, no
continuation ON ;hc German CLAIM,
IN; hundreds" had been Killed. L.
QUO prisoners captured and % armuy-
ed cars DESTROYED. Some tanks. used
Tor The first time by III" cummandos
were known To- have been lost. Also
without confirmation. II. naZis list
Cd three q" t""ycr>. Two t,,pc,lo
n"atS ard four transports Us allied
sea losses.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20
rtUr. 5i'VE<

Of Raleigh. Mi and Nh. Brucc Fur-
vile. "i WAX" Forest. Mr.. !. II.
Dean. Mise Mary .ud LDttlv D"..u
81 Raleigh
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20

orce OF hadn't III attending all party
meetings. For Il time Tuesday Stat,
Hartman Reddcn and Secretary AL
"n feared there might not be 81
Quorum. AZ the showdown ll2 vote
were recorded.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20

HOMlCIDES-T five uaroIrd
after serving part Time for some de
gree Of homicide, with conviction
date and term. Wrrc:
Willie Ayers. Wilson. September.
1896. manSlaughtcr. IL To - year.
Robert Williams. Ice. .Iumr. 1896.
ccond degree murder. 10 t. >" wear.
j. ID. Rcdman. CaEMrg-. Dr...,"r.
$40. second degree n'G1t"v. rhr.r
- five years.
Robert Stowe. Cplorcd. CASTOR.
September. 1898. .ccnnd drgrcr
murder. IL To ~ yca"s.
Henry Miller. culur, d. Pitt. &C.
i"hcr, 1889. second Gcarc" murder,
six to eight years.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20

When sandDa"~ must uc ro'urru,.
emulsion at tar u.! and metallic soaps
can 3c used
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20

PAROLES-lncludcd in Tho liz, of
ID paroles announced by the guyvg-
nor'S office yesterday We're tive mon
who had been convicted of killing
people. TIL" other ten. with one c>-
|eption. were persons convicted eft
minor often cS and serving .hu,i
!,rmS. Winfield Scaburn. culurrG
convicted Of second degree burglary
nn two counts and sentenced IT, ii.,
imprisonment IN Buncunlnv counts.
IN January. 1923. late? had sv,l:,urc
commItcd to 30-i0 years. and NOW
has been parolcd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20
pERFUNCTORY-I,iliC

PERFUNCTORY-Likc good soil
ilerE. the committee followed urdvs
md reelected Monroe Rcddvu ur
Il chairman. elected
Mrs. Il. .. Everett of Palmyra ..
Vice chairman, aprlaud,d tine usual
short pep speeches by the chairman
and the governor. and adirVruuI
without making either history p.
news.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-20

TRAVEL. - Transportation diff
ulty wa the main ctllsc "i fear.
vents proved III" fear Gruundlc-..
h, mere distant counties HC'tialt,.
Fcrr better lCrrc. UntCi th;u surt..
.!rarby. just pain apathy. Rather
nam gas rat.Unin1. WAS 10 blame IYl.
hc small attendance
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Such splendid values are
not always within your
reach! In black and COL
ors; regular or whipstitch
style. 6 to 812.
At Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Modern styling, tip-proof,
safety strap and swing
ing tray. Legs are wide
spread to prevent tipping.
Broad back.
At All Four Sears Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Natural selected maple
splint hamper that is
easy to enamel to match
your ba hroom color
scheme. Frame bottom.
At Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Warm, long-wearing, 81
OF. wool fabric properly
labeled. Plaid body, solid
color sleeves. Slide fas-
tened. Sizes 6 to 18.
At Three Department Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Long, slender barrel Of
strong Du Pont Pyroxylin;
solid AK gold point. Has
large ink capacity, and
new filler device. Web
Ster make.
Blddersburr and Wisconsin Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-15

so inches long, with fast,
live, springy cushions and
beds. Complete with Is
balls, 2 cues. counting
frame, instruction book,
etc.
Blndensbnro and
Wisconsin Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Compact set with 5-inch
permanent magnet speak
er, super-heterodyne cir
cult, and automatic VOL
ume control.
sIncluding Power kectiheP
At All -Four Sears Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Grand for any woman
who is on her feet all day
long! White or black with
perforated vamp and me-
dium heel.
Blddensbnro and
Wisconsin Stores
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Convenient slide-fastened
bill pocket, coin, card
pockets, and identiflca-
ton window. Snap fast
ened coin pocket.
At Three Department Stores