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Evening star., 1942-11-17
Italian Broadcasts Give
New Hints Of ANXIETY

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Nov. 17-Additional
hints of anxiety in Italy are de-
tected by the British Broadcasting
Corp, which, listening to italian
broadcasts, has recorded numerous
efforts to stiffen the morale of citi-
zens.
One BIC report, heard here yes
terday by the CHS listening station,
quoted a Rome commentator as
saying:
Allied broadcasts and the pace
of the British news have made
the Italian people think that moth
ing can stop the Anglo-Americans."
BIC said that after a recent raid
at Milan crowds demonstrated for
peace. At Naples, it was said, the
slogan, I'VE want peace" has been
posted on walls At the Caproni
Aircraft Works at Reggie employees
are searched to make certain they
do not take implements into fac
tories with which they could COM
nit sabotage.
Demoralized Italian soldiers and
officials from Albania have been
deported to Sardinia, BBC added.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
WAVES Will Free 80
Yeomen for Sea Duty

Thirty yeomen now detailed here
In the Navy Department will be
released for sea duty November Is,
when 80 of the first 200 WAVES to
graduate from the Oklahoma Agri-
culture and Mechanical College at
Saltwater, Okla, report for duty.
OF the 80 yeomen WAVES re-
porting here, is will be detailed to
the Office of the Commander in
Chief OF the Fleet, Admiral Ernest
j. King. Officials emphasized that
these WAVES will not replace civil
ian employees, but will replace men
detailed to that Office.
The other Is will be placed in
such details as the District Office
of Naval Procurement.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
k. The present figure is IT,,

work. The present figure is IT,
SOC, 900.
Not only will an additional $780,
600 be needed for war work, Gen.
McSherry said, but also "3,800, 900
more men will be drawn from the
labor market for military service
Almost all of them will have to be
replaced by other workers"
Recruiting of new war workers
and replacing of men taken into the
Army, he said, will be a harder job
than we have yet had"
Gen. McSherry was the chief
speaker at the final general session
of the two-day conference.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
New Photo Of Kappe
Arrives From Germany
In Saboteur Hunt
Former No. | Noziin
U. 5. Being Sought
With Two Others

The Federal Bureau of Investiga-
tion released today new picture,
recently received, OF Walter Kappe,
one Of three German saboteurs
ordered by the Nazi high command
to come to the United States to
sabotage American war industries.
The other two are Joseph Schmidt
and Rheingold Rudolf Barth.
The latest picture of Kappe shows
him In the uniform OF a German
Army lieutenant, and came from
Germany. Beyond that fact, FBI
ofiicials declined to give any further
information as to how they obtained
this photograph Of Kappe, who a
few years ago was looked on by his
associates as the Number Nazi in
the United States.
Filed for Naturalization Papers.
Kappe, 81, was born in Germany,
and came to this country for the
first time in 1925. Though he later
filed naturalization papers, he never
acquired United States citizenship.
In 1882. he became leader of a
movement to organize a National
Socialist Party in the United States.
AS an agent OF the Ausland organi-
zation, he was reported to have fur
nished to the German government
list OF American newspapers favor
able to the Nazi regime. During his
stay in this country, he was active
IN several Nazi organizations, and
for a time served as editor of the
Deutsche Zeitung, official organ of
the Teutonic Society.
Sabotage Instructor.
Kappe returned to Germany in
1887 He was then appointed propa-
ganda director of Radio Station
DUB in Berlin, with control over
all portable radio equipment used
for the propaganda, sabotage and
espionage. He also served as an in
structor in the sabotage school near
Berlin.
Early this year, with Schmidt and
Barth, he was ordered to come to
this country to destroy vital war
industries.
On July Is. FBI Director j. Edgar
Hoover distributed wanted circulars
for the three Nazi saboteurs. Though
the three men have been reported
seen in many parts of the country.
FBI officials said today that they
had no information to indicate that
any Of the three actually have
reached the United States.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
Edward Everson and Bennet B

- ~S'SAc0AA osAAA oC1AlCU D
Love.
The $500 bond was set on recon-
mendation of Assistant District At
torneys Sylvan Schwartz and Ken
meth Wood after Attorneys Charles
B. Ford and H. Clifford Alder had
waived preliminary hearing.
Arraigned on the ABC Act viola
ton were Albaugh, Gregory, Ever
son, Love, Grillo, Shaner. Miss
Sonken and Sam Montgomery. All
requested jury trial, which was set
for November "a. Bond was set at
$500 each. Albaugh, Grillo, Everson
and Miss Sonken were arraigned
on the unlicensed entertainment
charge, with bond set at $1OO each.
All other persons, including wait
reSses and other help, were released
by the authorities.
Places raided were located at
Fifth and K streets NV. and the
HOO block of Seventeenth street
NV. Police said they had long
been the gathering place for pro-
fessional entertainers after night
clubs and theaters had closed.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
ADVERTISEMENT.
DOCTORS WARN |
C0NSTIPATED folks.
ABOUT LAZY LIVER

1T IS SAID constipation causes many
human Observation-Disclosures, lack Of
energy and mental dullness being but 4
few. BUT DON'T WORRY
For years a noted Ohio Doctor, DR..
F. M. Edwards, successfully treated
scores of patients for constipation with
his famous DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
now sold by druggists everywhere.
Olive Tablets, being purely segetable.
are wonderful! They not only gently
yet thoroughly cleanse the bowels but
ALSO stir up liver bile secretion to help
digest fatty foods. Test their goodness
TONIGHT without fail! 15t, 30t, co..
Follow label directions.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
Honduras Limits Profits

To stop profteering, the district Of
La Ceiba in Honduras limited profits
to 20 per cent, but confusion in
computing costs has prevented en-
forcement.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
Racial Prejudices
Must Be SheIved for
War, Mc5herry Says
VINO Official Addresses
Operators at Metal
Nina @onEa....
Mine Conference
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. Ira
cial prejudices must be foregone in
the national interest,"" Brig. Gen.
Frank ]. McSherry, War Manpower
Commission operations director, as
serted today.
Many of the workers whom you
will have to recruit during the next
year will be from minority groups" !"
he declared in an address at a metal
mine conference sponsored by the
American Mining Congress Western
division.
Negroes, Latin Americans and
Indians must make up an increas-
ing S-oportion Of your workers"
Sees Place for Women.
He advised mine operators that "if
and when" present employees resist
employment of members of other
races, union leaders and manage
ment- labor committees should be
called upon to aid in overcoming
objections.
Women, too, can be used McSher-
ry stated "As a former miner" he
said, Il am convinced that many
surface operations can be handled
by women. We are ready to help you
determine which jobs they can fill. :"
In the past, he said, 'discrimina-
tory hiring practices have been all
too prevalent"
He pointed out that by December,
1943, there should be 62,50O, 900 per-
sons in the Nations labor force, in
cluding those in the armed forces.
The present figure is $1,000, 900 per-
sons
OF the 62.500 900, he said, it is esti-
mated 10000 900, or nearly one third,
will be employed directly in war
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

EXPERIENCED giri desires GAYS WBrk
lsundry. cleaning So, carfat FtLol
tO1Iq
AEXpN'RIENCED colored girl, days Wednrs
day Thursday, Friday. 50. CAT fare
Trinity -ASs7.
EXPFR FENCED cnlored girl DAYS house
work TUESDAY, Friday lHundyy, cleaning
Trinity 1-Sssh
ENPERfENCED ooiored gih wants hun
dr, cleaning DAYS 50, cariare EhcuS
1h2s
GIRL. wants dRys excellent lshndress spe-
csliring shirE ~, caTiaV. To~ntsnd
S3lJ,
GOOD worker. white woman wants day.
vtdsN - csrfsrs fftsroy si66.
HOTsEKEEPER Werks work bachelor
apartment employed couple stay nights
Tyler s-702s
NEAT. ambitious colored Elr wants genera
office some typing. Townsend s-sSlf
RELIABLE colorta girl wants DAYS worii
s. cHrfar Chh Tyler S-s2h2
ICOloRED GIRL Good lAunarcss. eNceilehi
shir ironer. days, references. Trinity
l-alS2
COLORED woman wishes bundle washing
curtains Rsc pair Townsend 7-i3Is
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
8BdiI Out, tLost
In Army Bomber

HANNA. Wyo Jas. g ms
Tgbe hlscke0ed hulk 'of ~ army
bomber lay IN . desolat. section
south a. Hanna ioosy as posse
* coal uncfs ara sheriff Q'lic-
ers sptea5 Nut oVer rugged So9Nh-
ern Wyoming hi.s .u >esVh for
one awan ell missing after
parachutug Uom the stricken
plane VHh seven other members
Dt Tine C-cW
Tho huge Shp crashed seven
w-es south a.. ths tiny mining
,-3nfa4aR-{4 .as, n-ti during n
heavy SNOW storm.
Seven Ci tho alTnCn aboard
were known to have psrachuied 10
Garth >afeIN
The othc, crew member. Who
also baked OIL of ihe bomber ap-
narently was blown far from the
scene ~ me crash, Sheriff Glenn
c. FcDlari Sa4c
Es.N . Hn,.,f,tsr-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
buy a Bomber
Driver Held in Crash

FLINT. Jan. element Fisher.
sc. Of 1245 Broadway. is IN police
custody on a drunk charge follow
ing an accident az Hamilton ave
nue. and ST. John street that sent
Donald II. Sack, 81 Of old Lcith
street. 10 Hurley Hospital with a
broken left knee.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Lost and Found

black COCKHE SPANIEL Male.
,Irir.fv EiEf and Para. Reward. Kindly
return ToVnseHe S-ih51
RiACk COCgER gPANIT -Fcmals
.tlnd = - EeuHfd. Kindly return
Temple SIsf
BLACK NUFF sstin cloth; tvicfnin
W7-dWar6 AVenpe). Reward Fleming
Cadillac t-iS
HUIONA Wsfch LAdN-s erFrsved sara
kass kindl rr'uru. RFward Town
LIEWFITYN SETTER-StraNtd white
h'srk spots. anFwers tp name Ripper
r'88ft Townsend 5Ifs2
lost iuEllsh pointer -puu+-lyer and
WrIft; insi IN Mile Road between De-
3sndfs and Ryan; neeral reward Csu
Ers Garart Siis EaSt Nile. Center
l.uc ll66
LOST BlAck mais oacker spaniel WHITE
! MARI un chest vicinity Calvert Twelfth
reward Telephone Townsend 1870
'pAY ENVELOPE Woodward bgs. ctr
rral N tors district. needed. 90 Reward.
Trinity 2-1i5s.
-Fl4eRot e-44HREB- -etI.tTF hruvr. w-'7rtF
fuT collar, wes- side ncg hb0rheOd Ie
ward Lafayette 1ak@
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Chilean Heat Wave
Brinqs Wafer Famine

BUENOS AIRES. Jan. 3 iINSl
The heat IS severe IN San
uago. Chile. according 10 iniorma-
tion reaching BuenoS Aires to-day,
that wafer famine exists.
Privately operated water carts.
Il was SAID. sell river water tor
home purification al 20 cents per.
liter. one thousand persons. fear
ing an epidemic. were reported 10
have left the city.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Lumber, Building Materials


"A STEEL framed Perrs overhead garage
co1r 0nN $50. Berry Door CO. W.
f $500
BRICK siding rergnng, alterations. ga
RACES cottages FLA terms. no 1854
BRIGGS QUALITY GARAGES---"R Rutlt Ae-
cordinE 20 Requirements Hoearth ilsl.
YtlY- -SoW-HEAFt,Sti-FL Plant
CONsl MERs ll420 JOS cAMPAO
COTTAGE f-room. bath. :lN1o s3i2-
State Lumber. eooii John r. TO s-l2oo.
noor, overhead door;
ee-4fsf--tt-7 SJug fupfTc- TO. s-Ilxo
OSE-CAR garage. iZN1s. S696 Fillmore
Lumber 242Ql CsKA.Ant- -EassritAe- -A--St ---
ORR CO.
ROOFING. ASPHALT SHINGLES
LADDERS ASBESTOS SIDING. LUMBER
NILiWORk- SIIEET- -AErAL-SNfPif fFS
WHOLESALERS
] 7 ACRES -nk- BUILDING SUPPLIES
1851 81 WARREN Phone OREGON oIoo.
tq-CAR GARAGE. Siss L. 5. Housswreck-
ing. 1895 Deqaintre.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Harvard Dean
0CD Executive

WASHINGTON. Jan. Q (INS)
49, James "a. Lands. dean OF the
Harvard Law School, today MAS
named executive" of The Office Of
Civilian Defense bv President
Roos eNelt IN what the White
House called partial reorgani-
Zation" of OCD
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Dfati1 Gntlces

>kIR>kI-Fdward beloved husband Il
NarH Gear father uf EetA Donate
Lorraine. GLbcrt and fhomAs dear sou
.f Nr.t arid Mrs Inclohre skcrskl dea'
brother Of Theodore Jr Arthur h1raic
Nrs Dolores Ss.rsk MIS- clara ps-
u,kIs. Mrs There's Drabks. Mrs Eleanor
ADtr. .VskI Funeral from residence. $3.50
Belmont Satu.aar pTuiHg ~ q, m "a
rf Johns hsHuEelsf church ~ TO a. N
intcfnvu' N1t OIFet.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Paul Moore, Of Lions,
EnIists as CoXswdin

Paul Moore, q. halfback. en-
listed in the navy today as a
coxswain and viii be sent 10 Great
Lakes for training and probable
assignment as an athletic director
m the navy Moore. who mas been
living IN the Savarine Hotel. came
20 Detroit from York. : &. and
is graduate of Presbyterian
College.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED mattresses. days or nights
starting sslsry. SIS Apply 1904 Wes,
Men ichpis. afternoons only
HOUSFKEEPER wanted IN mothsriess
home plain COOKING private room.
Apply 5525 Schsener Road
HOUSEKtEPFR White four In family
stAy private room. 1903 Northlavn
HoEsr'h 1875
TED-Waitress 1Xperienced Apply
Wm Boesky Restaurant. l03Jo Dexter
~ Cu.hnFwo0d
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hsung'
In tne big Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

FoR DARK DAYS. READ THE BIBLE
Teachers Bibles, flexible overlapping covers
Sl21. Upper Bibles. 81 90 up Nam
others 25c up Service Testament f4+r7rr
order. pay when received. Stafford, ll1I
GOBLIN LIZ 1892
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Funeral Directors
la Menoriasa

y SUTTON 4 son
'A1f7 TEIMBUIL AYE TEMPLE . 100
In Memoriaoa
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
co,
Miscellaneous for Sale

ASH. earbaee oN orums 'aaks eontf -
Simultaneous heater Fiectnc charger. slco-
'hNi tires Nireupos7 ie5s9
claimed Freight stores iSssr i.ivt-nois,
c-2p East Day son 1885 Grand Riv~t.
i++to NfTrE tfuIr greh si0re')
.kODNkS movie cameras VIII sell buy.
exchange Acme Camera TX 81 Shelby
TO- EDO t,s,ie rsrrSe Ityer We n.u
sacr1f Cing. = pnhend 6.aiRA, 1913 Cltfn.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

l< LOVING nlrmofl of ..r dear mothe
atI sister Martha Huk1i.W Who pas.ec
axat Jan gss0 SElls MISSED ty her
~ iLfrn and hrf nruf nFf
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

"A Bomb
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Music Lessons

Looking for a Good Guitar Teacher,
Ical Jerry Yates ". s73st
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
EXCEPTIONS

EXCEPTIONS
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Fpnr1s. Hsrf and Room Chidfer 70
Basrr Home for AGED, 4utahc.
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times ........-.. ae S'Fe
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Ads ordered by tsitphuts and se-
cepted from pcrsouE listed in the
telephone hook or CITY directory on
memorandum charge nnly- IN return
lfur THIS courtesy the advertiser Is
expected 20 IemH promptly.
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f.so WeTds additional
The Times reserves he r'rht 20
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iusA
AT claims for Adjustments and re-
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after cNp.rai on of al
Errors should bs reported tmmedi-
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sluu,v for errors after the first
insertion.
To insure publlcatior IN TIE SUNDAY
paper, copy must ne In tne TIMES
Dtrce hy 1870 a. u saturday To
insure insertion In every edition 80
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Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

Personals
A LIQUOR habit stopped al hozue secretly
Arnold. 2i61 Nat Bank Bldg RA, T2s'
ADA LORD Astrolpcst -Concise. Ceie
brated. Educate-i tmOVcd). 7644 Wood
ward. Madison l3a2
AZING-'L 81 FL" Astsologie. Whom
you've heart over rAd'o consultation
your home or mine Appointments. Net.
mont J-i+S2
.ASTROLOGER- Evsngcliue Berry So,
Buruneane (Liveruois Grand River) ap-
'p0intmenu 500. NOrthlaNn s22s.
.ASTROIoGER = 50 years eSpvreucs.
WORLDS FAIR, radio. 30 Peternoro.
Cherry 6ss+.
.AsTROLoGER- Lowell Ven-knoNn pe-
tro!tet. popular In Florida. Lafayette
o32t
AT BILL GRAFs GRILL A.'r. .oe,r
ES,eue Lmeheons. Drinks. ia John T.
downstairs.
ATTENTION "FHnor "Laa 'Jrs-tr.
Bonita entertainers. Rainbow Tea
room. 10 John
DANISH SLUGGISH FAT
Use cr,r1s -Jen ver.,abls-G,latins Tor your
New Years reducing programs. 10 drug
thyroid or fsds Sans or druggists
DEBT relief, see Credit Adjustment c.
$50 Barlum Tower Detroit CH. s3il.
open until InutsdaY evening
DOES YOUR Personally Meut Rt3dA- Ar-
quair'Ancs, line Socisi Servce sis91
Gurus
HYGEA HERNIA AND RECTAL CIth5 q
Succ~sSfui Treatment - ynp "ort
1910 WOODWARD Tf. f4'o
JOIN THE WHAT ARE YOUR THEAT-
RICAL AMBITIONS CLUB
Any goal can be reached hy pllper p'sr-
ming and help For FUN information write
Ro1 B-S42i Detroit Times
MFN WOMEN WANT VIM" S'iuiu ants
IN oTr.x Tonic Tselsis Pep gg nod'es
ltckiuR Nitamfn RI ron calc. I'm rhos
phAi, SPECIAL Introductory 3ac sisc todsv
ONLY 2pc. For sale ~ al good dTuc stores
every where--in Detrnlt 81 al Cunning
hams Kinsals, sam 5 ana Walereen
stores
MRS Astrolagast featur a. state
FAR SsS7 Mitchell Pls2a .1a3
on and after this dnte vi.l rot 10 re
sponsihle for any debis incurred by my
wifs Evplyn Edward 2 smith
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful Office treatment While Working
Doctor De Swarte Rectal Clinic 5005 Csss
avenue Temple 1-2l2s
PROF. ELTON
dam 1915 TUESDAYS
Fridays until g. closed SUNDAY. 3tiS John
r bet Erskine and kulou Speos 81
REVEREND LILLIAN LEE church ~
CHRIS, Appointments daily 1880 West
Grand Boulevard Tyler 6.733a
STOMACH ulcer renefi Investi cate Won
Co, $40 David stott Bldg. ca s4t0
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

BUY n Bonnie
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09

-knN a ROnllIrr-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Situations Wanted-Maie

AMBITIOUS Colored couple wants janitor
ctretaket boiler operator. experienced
Ft2roy S232
AMBITIOUS dependable man, steady. part
umc emp 0ymcnt salvation Army. Cad
Dar 22gl
BRICRLAYISG cement piasisrine; exten-
she experience Il tvarkrnanshlp- guAran-
ttetj reasonable prices Temple 263eof
.CARPENT Err General repairs, handymAn,
anything. extensive experience, excellent
references. Tyler 6-6s66.
HOTEL houseman porter. ianitor. truck
driver shade manufacturer; experienced,
references Temple 1859
TRUCK DRIVER win 1N-ton van iype
experienced references day week olive
-IFF
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Employment Agencies

DEFENSE POSITIONS
OFFiCE-TECHNtCA EXECUTIVE
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
1216-17 LAFAYETTE BUILDING
JONES Employment lll6 Beaublen, wants
das workers couples porters, maids,
mattresses COiumhis 1910
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Beauty Culture Schools

GIRLS Free Beauty culture Training
HYG IENK SCHOOL, sS40 a;h street
Madison Soa3
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Income Tar Service
Personals

ABRAM for accurate economical se-y t
a vaaa-.h,e- -f-,t-t. --r'-t---rrr,v tfzrT Il n
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-09
Situations Wanled-FsmaIs

EXpERIFNCED sir Vsnts days Nonday.
Z Tuesday, Wednesday. laundry. eleaning
tTUnlty 2-s392.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-22
Moody Named
UCC Head

Raleigh, Dec. Raiph
+. Moody. OF Murphy, was yppllut-
ed by Governor Broughtuu today
TO succeed Dr.. William Il Curtis
as acting chairman Of the Uuc.p. y
ment compensation commission
Dr. Curtis will enter the navy
on january | as Il junior grade lieu
tenant.
Moody will step into the $1,000 u
year position from his pos .- chief
counsel of The UCC. He nu. pc@u
connected with the departments .ucu
its organization in 1887. .-, us
senior attorney md Ior Tho pass year
and Il half as chief counsel
He received his law dcIrnr 90 Inc
University of North CarolGa % l922
and prac,iccd law in Murp. ,p. H.
years before joining the .,g.' i,.-
sion of the UCC.
Charles L. Harris. of |. 81. III
present senior attorney e.. '-. rCt'
will become citing chic, ..., I'
Il salary o! $1,000 Il yea. ..v Cow
crnnr announced.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-22
Charles Store
Gives Bonuses
10 Employees

Charles Department Store will Civ.
Il" 'USUi;sr employees cash bonuses
Wednesday, December %, according
u Their length Of service with the
cone, q. W. German. manager of
u!c local store, announced TODAY,
ne bonus. an annual custom with
Nharics, WAS announced last Sep
'Sninrr. So that employees could plan
ia advance ON really merry
Christmas.
NJ. German said. Charles is nj.
way happy to reward loyal and
"'\"'rd service, and we feel tina,
every employee deserves recognition
'hi N'ir Tor their un;iring and hard
""i" during the Christmas season,
rms n"nU, i in line with the com.
p"nN interest III the well being a.
rs employees. y free insurance
2"lIcE Tor employee employed I
snort time. plus the opportunity t.
participate III many awards and
pTi%c contests during the course o,
me year. are part of the cumpan,
p"iicN, Mr.. German said
II MAS learned that MANY en-
piuNcoS plan to turn their bonusc,
mi" L. >. war bonds and STAMPS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-22
SOCIETY NEWS
4 CHRISTMAS LEGEND.
Katherine SimOns.

In ! ian. Oft country, where the sn,. .
r.. deep.
Tin, little Child Christ wandcrs
ghrl, other children sleep
I'm Christians Eve lie wandcrS night
hal.. beneath His load
q, ,Il ul ash on holly, by hedge and
u,lu and road.
IN every cottage window Il candle
lI,S,rS gay
Tngi night The children set them
t. @UIdc Him ON His way.
And. d those candles brckon the
lr-t ~ old ~ poor
or ~Iya. ~ welcome waits them at
every cottage door.
Fnr 'urN vino love the Christ Child
u.., learned that mortal eve,
Man -uuIimcs fail 10 lind Hln IN
uNrrly's disguise.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-22
PAGE TIME
CHEWING GuM.

Heavy Army demands arc trspon-
Siblc for the shortage OF chewing
gum that the civilians are, facing
Production this year is a;lput the
same as in l94l but the Army alone
takes millions OF sticks OF gum. daily
tor Field Ration X, and Other large
quantities are set aside for war plant
cantecnS. Manufacturers Claim that
The civilian supply has not been 50
uraSucally cut but that tho demand
Is more than doubled. the HendcY-
SON Chamber OF COmnerce has
learned. Candy coated gums appear
to be going out" with Wrigicy dis
continuing their "P-k'S" brand and
Bcechnut eliminating tho penny pacl.
ui BccchicS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-22
bubbles Becker TO Plav
F0r Junior Club Dance

'"o"i's hcck"r and his orchestra
''"S'''''''> col radio lame, have been
secured Tor the Junior Woman chm
"'''''' ""'rH VIII be held Alundo,
night. December %. II No, L,a
wv, "T''.'N I '"n. II Was originally Dian
,' i" nave Sieve krupa and hi.
p"i'" from Camp Bulmvr. but d,ir l..
't,T,'a''"h" OF the post they were I'M
" .tE l" come. The club. huNc,r,
,'''> very fortunate III being able
:" S't Nuch an outstanding band a,
dance. ''i'""'
me dane" Will ov heidi from Ia Ia
" ''''N' and Is expected L. be =
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-22

Ea'd ali;'lf. coming a. II docs d,uIug
N'i'S'h'''S week when many ui IN,
college sci and uut-ur-t"wn visitors
are mere Tor the holidays.
ick"tS were distributed last wcci;
!" me members al ,hr club. aud ca,
nc secured from them. 81. at tnv doc.
me night Oi the dance.
III" dance committee ul the cltu
Is hradcd bv Mrs. lihonuu E.lvud. and
P'an. Tor the affair are going ION
ward under her direction. In wear.
past the Junior Woman club h",
NP'iN"frd S"mr very enjoyable
"''ctS. ana II l. hv!l,vrd mat th,,
year VIII DC up Ia the usual high
rtIndard.