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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18
Stores To Remain
Open Evenings
Until Christmas

Coolidge stores will remain OPP
en- until eight O'Clock each evening
until Christmas to accommodate
late shoppers and those whose oc-
cupations do not permit them to
visit local retail establishments
during normal working hours.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18


And the stay at homes are do
ing fine. The manufacture OF
planes. tanks, guns. munitions,
ships and other supplies are roll
ing off the lines in ever increas
ing numbers. We want you to
have big aerial umbrellas, the
biggest OF barrages, the fastest
firing rifles. plenty of ships and
there are more. many more men
coming to help you in your com
ing tussle that we hope will de-
eide for all time the right to live
as Free Americans. Your Moth
er sends her love in which / join.
r. A. FAUL-
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18

. Technical Corporal Gerald Bry
ant, 3Sth Cyclone Division. arriv-
ed from Camp Carrabelle, Florida.
Tuesday to visit his wife and
friends on a short pre-Christmas
furlough. Corporal Bryant will
leave Sunday to report for duty.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18

The weather all through the
picking season has been wonder.
ful. just one rain only. the nights
are dry and the cotton is ready
10 pick at daybreak, its been said
that Providence protects infants
and drinks. but this fall kindly
Providence must have noticed us
cotton growers and put us on her
list alongside the infants and
drunks.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18

On the street you look fine, and l
know at your training tasks you
work hard. North Africa and the
Solomons has proven that.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18
Soldiers Weekly

Dear Fellows:

Dear Fellows:
Things are going here about as
usual. that is as usual as can be
expected these times OF war. OF
course man power is getting
scarcer and the cotton picking is
dragging on its tortuous way. If
only We could get lift OF about
three times the help, we now
have. we could get picked out and
Get started on new season
That's Il. the old story OF the Far.
mer. clear away the old and start
the new crop. always the hope
eternal of the tiller OF the soil
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18

] am glad you are doing so well.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18

Remember Joe Beasley. how
hard IL was TO keep him out of
the cotton patch on damp morn
ings. Well Joe missed the crop.
He Is mp In the Aleutians. trying
TO pick off a crop Of Japs, Hope
he gets his share and that they
are plenty damp too. likewise Joe
not wishing Joe any harm. OF
course.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18

AT the Safeway they have q
printed card calling for applicants
for the many jobs open with their
concern.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18

Nearly all women now In the
bank. Sam Langford sits loung
ingly at his desk and surveys his
lady assistants and they are do
ing a fine job at that. Mrs. Cliff
Clements Is the latest at the bank
right UP in the money part.
usually get the picking money
from her as she is the only pay
ing teller who ever counted the
money out at the right speed fol
me TO count in unison.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-23
+ x 4

long. A word from him and she would have still been here.
 Dawson's aimless steps had led him back to the Newfoundland Ho- tel. Wearily he mounted the cir cular stairway to the main lobby. As he passed the desk the clerk halted him.
 Naval headquarters has been calling you, MT. Dawson-its most urgent, they say. I'll have you con- nected by phone"
 The captain came on the line immediately.
 i've been trying to find you, Dawson damn good news, my boy! An American flying boat spotted three people on a raft, made landing in heavy sea and brought them back to the American naval base. .
 "The girl?" Dawsons voice was tense.
 She's one of the three and her condition is reported satisfactory, although she is suffering from ex- posture. I figured you'd want to rush down there, so I had them hold corvette that was about to sail for Halifax. Hurry to the Dock ward Pier. ."
 Carole F'iske looked surprisingly well when Dawson entered the women's section of the Naval Hos pital. Her eyes widened as he walked quickly to her bedside and clasped her hand.
 If I ever prayed in my life," he said with emotion, I'll pray tonight to thank God for this miracle"
 She started to speak but Dawson made a motion for her to remain silent.
 There is little possibility of you ever forgiving me for misjudging you, but we investigators often do that until :"
 Investigator" the words fell heavily from her lips.
 "Yes, Carole. am member of the Canadian Intelligence Depart ment. The entire spy ring has been cleaned up in cooperation with the F. B. I. There are many unfortu- nate details of which must in form you eventually, but :"
 My brother?"
 "He is dead"
 There was a pause. Then she took deep breath.
 And Darwin2"
 Darwin is also"-Dawson's eyes met her burning stare frankly = dead. But he was very brave man and, whatever his past ronnec- tions, he did your country and mine a great service. There are heroes who die in unglamorouS settings but they are heroes nonetheless. You see, Carole, I, too, liked Darwin very much. :"
 we were to be married that was what he meant by being sorry to miss the reunion," she said in a
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-23
Q SERIAL STORY
HENRY
RESCUE AND REUNION CHAPTER XIV

A faint hope, or perhaps only a sorrowful curiosity, prompted Clyde Dawson to telephone the port com mander who had told him of Carole Fiske's disappearance aboard the torpedoed steamer Fort Glengary.
 Captain" he said, T recall that the girl I'm hunting was given &C., commodation in cabin with an of 1icer's wife. Can you tell me where I could find this rescued woman?"
 "She was brought to the St. Johns General Hospital" the naval officer replied. Let me call the hospital and find out if she is able to see you. I'll ring you back"
 With permission of the head doc tor, the commander arranged a short interview with the surviving woman passenger. Dawson found her waiting for him in the sun porch. Pausing only to congratu- late her on being saved, he asked if she knew Carole Fiske.
 "Yes, she shared the cabin with me in fact" - the woman S voice lowered to a whisper T wouldn't be alive if 1t wasn't for Carole FiSke. When the torpedo hit was asleep in my bunk {. . the horrible crash woke me, and the next moment the ship listed heavily to starboard. It was terrible the lighting system was destroyed and the portholes were sealed for blackout, so we were in utter dark ness. l heard people screaming, then I must have tainted =. have q bad heart anyway.
 "They told me later that Carole dragged me from the cabin Il through the passageWay and onto the deck. When I came to, sailor was helping her lift me into life boat. Just then the ship listed worse than ever. They barely showed the lifeboat clear when the ship keeled over. Carole" - the woman's voice brok-"Carole didn't have to climb in. She was probably too exhausted. If had only kept my senses if I hadn't been i'll, she might :"
 The woman covered her face with her handS. Lawson, WltnOuL a WOru, rose to his feet and walked slowly from the ward. For the second time within an hour he walked un- seeing through the wintry streets Of st. Johns, needless of direction, of 4rafac and of passers-by. Clyde Dawson had seen death so often, had barely escaped it himself with only the fatalistic second thought that t was part of his job. But CarOIe Fiske pert. keen -witted, emartly dressed her moments ef quiet concern about Darwin Le- naoy Carole Fiske, out there ln the blizzard blown Atlantic grave yard in the dark of night And an because he had played the cagey, cock-sure investigator too
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-23
dull monotone.

She was made of good stuff. Not a tear-only a cloud of sadness on her brow. She had obviously an ticipated bad news, but this was a harder blow than she could possibly have expected.
 There is only one thing more" Dawson said. "No matter how hard it is, please try to wipe this sorry business from your mind. Don't try to probe for the full story It is now a war secret and besides, you know the most important thing of all- that Darwin redeemed himself nobly and loved you as he should :"
 You are so different now There is a kindness about your way of bringing this awful news that has taken away lot of its sting. I always felt guilty about the night in Chicago when you were almost shot :. they overheard my phone call to you on the extension and forced me to go with them"
 Dawson nodded. T had surmised as much. Now" he held out his hand-"will you please forgive me for all my boorishness?"
 With a sad smile, she took his hand.
 Dawson turned to go, but she called him back. Carole had raised herself in the bed, leaning on one elbow. Her beautiful black hair, still showing signs of salt water, fell to her shoulders.
 'But, Clyde" there was some thing of alarm in her voice-"W what shall I do now? Will they let me go back should see :"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-23
SERIAL STORY
 oMURDER IN FERRY COMMAND eYAw oBREN
BY A. w. O'BRlEN
COPYRIGHT. ioA2. NEA SERVICE. ING.

She suddenly seemed lonely and badly frightened girl. Dawson an swered quietly:
 Would you prefer if waited for you to get well = and take you back home, Carole?"
 The girls brow cleared and grati- tude showed in her eyes.
 T would be most thankful. This 7. all this ;. has left me feeling as if I were in strange, baffling world And beside" smiled Wanly I've rather grown accus- toned to having you around"
 THE ENn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-23
THE END
WILLIAM HENRY SIGNED

Hollywood, Calif.-William Henry has been signed by Warner Bros. for an important role in "The Adven- lures of Mark Twain" the Jesse L, Lasky production scheduled to go before the cameras within a few days. Only other castings announc- ed to date are Fredric March in the title role and Alexis Smith as Mrs. Samuel L. Clemens, wife of the noted author
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Naaiterrpr i,t Selaten

Nie bie Sperlea's Neips" melbet,
lino fotboliibe &reiie IN 8elgien be-
lnrltbigt iiber Oie Gerbaftlng lmb
ginferferllng 5tpeier alter Monde aus
bem &loiter Marebiol,s.
gs banoelt lih Inn bie Eatres Smer
unb Gbrpio1tome, bie ieit Sabren in
ser 9lolterbibliotbef arbeiteten ,lno
lid) nln inn @efGngnis befinben.
WfDnbe aus einem &lolter IN ser
N6be bon 8riigee tpuroen geoml1n=
gen, llnter @nleitllng oeutider Snee-
nieure in ibrem 9iItrift 8efeitisungs-
arbeiten at leiiten.
Ser 9efan bon Braine=1'anell5
tpeieerte iid, cine Meiie fir eiren
Neriiten au aelebrieren, ber als 6rei-
tpil(iger in Die bel,tlbe Mrmee einee-
treten uno in NuBlanb gefalen mar.
(8ie Na5is mibbratden firdlihe
6eiern fir propaeanbiitiihe 9emon-
Itrotionen, barum ipobl bie @ei,
eerl,ns bes @eiltlihen.) Ser Gefar
tpurbe perbaftet, nnb bie 8ep0lferung
bemonItrierte geaen Die Gerbaft,lng.
@s fam babel au observation-disclosures
gen nit BEN 3erilten, in beren Ser
lonf elm 9emonltrant bon ben Geri.
iten 10 ihipcr berleet ipiiroe, bob er
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1tnIer 3nfunftsautp

9(,ttofabrifanten, ipelde infolge be5
Grieges in sic &eiben ser &riegsma>
teriolberlteller getreten iinb, propbe,
seien cine neue grt slltos nab oenl
&riege: elm 9luto obne @unmireifell
unb obne @aiolin. @s miro ollge'
nlei,t .angenommen, baB Die @rfab<
rl1ngen, bie int Slua5euebau gemabt
tporben iino lno nod gelnadt iper-
ben, bei1n Mnto Der 3ufllnft in Mn.
tpenoung fo,nme1 tperoen, befonoers
90 es offenbar at elmer idarfen aon.
furren5 aipiihen Ser beioen 8erfebrs-
mitteIn fommen miro. Ser Nidtfah'
mann bot feline Mbnung l,no fann iid)
feline Goritelll,ng MAIDEN bon ben bis
iebt erreibten tedniihen 5orti6rittea
bes aegenipGrtieen Grieaes. gsnr me-
.niee @in5elbeiten ii,tb befannt. 8e.
fonnt lit, boB Die mo6ernen Slug,
ae1alnotoren inn Gerbaltnis 5lt ibrer
|2eiitung iehsmal 10 leidt tpie Die
bisberisen M,,tomotoren finb. 9ie
foftlpieligen ,mb ihperen Stablfa'
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-21

aent Seioen in oen Ser. Sfaoten eber
Ger: 8efebrung bebiirften. 8esbalb.
10 erflaren sic Merifaner, il,den bie.
ie proteitantiiden Senolinee nnter
reliaiolen 8oripanoeu, religioie nna
politiihe llneiniefeit in ,,nferm 2an-
oe ait itiften, ba mir oob elm DRIFT
lihes 8olf iino2 ~ -. .,..... .,...
@on5 belon6ers periibeln es Die
Merifaner oieien proteitantiiden
Senblineen, Dob bieielben nidt: nur
onf Die eottesperebrung bes
merifaniiden golfes berabbliden, ION.
oern bab lie bie Merifaner oireft Der
@osenanbeterei aeiben. Inter ser
Iroiioenti6aft oes fommlniitiiden
3eligionsperfoleers Cafes fanoen oie
proteitantiiben gmiiiare in ibnt TO-
gor einen @onner ,nno 8eIdiiter.
9aB nirflid) driitlide l,no gereht
urteilenoe Rihtfotbolifen bie aebol=
iigen ,ln1 fanatiiden llrteile bieier
proteitontiiben vMiiiionore" nibt
teilen, benefit cine grflGrlrng bes
tbooiitenbiihofs Sroncis S. Mc-
Council, iporin er Sen arbeiten lno
grruneenldaften ser fotboliihen Sir
DIE in 2ateinamerifa grobes Sob
1penoet. ~..~ .-
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fpater iehlen 8nnoen erlag 9(n fei-
rer 8eerbigung nabmen 9anienoe
tell.
9ie oeltiben 8eIab,lnesbebOrben
IN 8elgien Baben III einem bertrait-
Iiben Dof,tment erflart, bab Die
Atbenees Sbule in 4nttperpeu Ell
lie fatbolilde bobere Sdule - oas
aln beiten praaniiierte Centrum Der
anti- -Na5ipropaeonoa in 8elsien iei.
Ser Direftor, Die @eiItlidben nnb bie
atpolf 2ebrer fonen aur Sppoiition
aeeen Sitler aufeeforoert baben.
Mebrere Qebrer ipurhen auf Befebl
oes Generals bon 5alfenbaltien ais
@eiieln berbaftet. ii. >, : .'s
&lei9aeitie erlieB Der General Die
iolaenbe 8efanntmadune: uSn I'M
terribt II. :8nnofi,nf; in ileealen Sci
t,neen uno 5luab!atterm reiaen oie
Jeinbe bes Dritten &eihes in Bel
glen llnunterbrohen our aSabotaee
anf. I'm 1tnperantiportliebe Yerionen
81, berbinoern oielen Mufreiaunaen
5olee at Ieiite,t iit cine grobe an=
3abl @eiieln aus allen Teilen oes
2anoes unb ollen Sdidten oer 8ez
polferuns berbaftet iporben. sSseoer
fiinftiee Sabotaaeaft ,nnb bon elmer
ansobI bieier @eiieln be5ablt iperoen.
Sur bie GinItelInng ieoer feinolihen
Sanolung aeaem 9elltId)e ooer Der:
niinftiae 8eleier fann bas 2eben Die
ier -@eileln retten."
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Sapaniide u3ipiliiiernns'' anf ben
Ebilippinen
Nie sic 3entralleitltna ser philip
piniIAen Seiltiten in Seem gorf ers
fdbrf, babe1t bie SSapaner anf oen
9bilippinen sic @rlermlng ber iapa=
nilben Sprode als 9flidtfab in al
len S6ule,t aneeoronet. Oasielbe
fonnte man altd iiber ben Gofioer
9tltllDfltnt bDrelt. Vie S1. SDpl1luS%
llaiperiitat in Manila, bisber bon
0ominifanerpatres (ieit bent 17ten
Sabrbilnoert) geleitet, lit bon Sen ia-
panilben groberern Ntonilas in ein
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II NJ g e ip II belt
lporben. Cine eroBe Bail fiibrenoer
Silipinos bat an bieier llniperlttat
leine eeiitiee 9lusbilbuna erbaltelt
9ieIe ullmtpertung oer @erte" lit
tppild) ,tnb ipmboliId) fir Die Sopa'
ner 1nb ben &llrs ber eeiltigen Ser
bl6bung oller totalitdren Mabte INT
ierer 3eit. slud bie No3is tpal1beln
&loIter in MilitarfaIerncn l,nl; Itatt
bo6gebiloeter ltno gut er5p9ener Oten-
iben Ion in 3ufllnft Ser ltarfe Mann
ser Sano lmo 1tiht bes Sirns berrz
ihen l1no bie gon5e 3u6t lit in
,3ubtbauiern neriinnbiloet.
* X X 4
ltnier 3nfunftsanto
s(,itofabrifanten, ipelde infolge oeS
&rieges in sic &eiben Der &riegsma>
terinIhpr1tpIlpr nptrpteu 1i16. brophe.
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rnlierien fonnen aipeifellos balo onr1
leibte, billige Materialien aus ipn-
tbetii6en 0erfitoffe1t eriest ineroen.
angeblib bat sSoro bereits Mane fir
Die MnIienberitenung zines uYlaftif.
nagens" nab Dem Rriege fertig. @e.
ipidtserlparnis am Motor iinb an
ser &aronerie bri,lgt einen gerineeren
8rennitoffperbra,icb nit iid, Der BEL
8ennslne Der ,lelientpidelten Sod.
oftan= =Sriebitoffe nod tpeiter berab.
aeoriidt nerben fann. unperfennbar
i'm 3mee Der @nttpidlung lieeet Der
3interraoantrieb ,,nb Die ierien,na.
|Bige Seriteuung bon griabteilen nid3t
MIR fir oen Motor, fonoern aud fir
oos Sabrseitea ,,nb oie &arofieria
|ielbit.; Die 6arbe ber Eoliterung
oiirfte ioertieer eine gaoIle ipielen als
sic gerfteilbarfeit Der Site. geraidt
nuf rein ornamentale Mirfnngen
miro audi ben ne,,en Wagen tpieoer in
oen finanaiellen 8ereid groberer
&6nIerniaIlen brineen.
Neben Scr &onf,,rrena lit auh ei-
tic 3ulamlnenorbeit Ser Glueaeue'
imb autoinoltitrie tpabribeinlid). Da
aue friiberen sutoarbeiter ,tno Sn.
genieure be,tte im Can't uno Slna-
5euetperfet arbeiten, miro cine siiid-
wanoerung in oie melt gei6affene
autpinoultrie Sunoerttal1ienbe bon
Eerionen betreffen, nno biele BON it,
nen perben ipertbone gnreeuneen
liefern fonnen. 8abrenb Gutoinee-
nierre bel,te sic Metboben Der MaI-
ienberiteIIltng auf Slugaeuge onnen.
ben, brennen bie Glueae,,eingenieure
oaranf, 5lt 5eige,t pte ei11 uri6tiges"
slltp gemadt miro.
0urf Sen Grieg bat bie Mutoinbl.
'ltrie nod einmol bie Moglidfeit er.
bolten, ipieoer ean5 bon born an5t.-
faneen ,tnb babel Die Sunlme aler
iGrer tefniiden ltno tpirtihaftlieben
grfobrungen an3ulpen6er. .8ielleidbt
borf. man nid)t ertparten, oaB ser
8agen ser 3ufunft nit einem Shlage
.sum Soealipagen miro, Der 10 reitlos
otrhfonitrlliert lit, mie cine gald)en.
lbr. slber eleibpiel, tpie unbollfom'
men er aub ausieben miro, miro ct
bnd) Die SnbuItrie bon elmer ibrer
groBten Soreen befreien: Der sl,..
giasitolI bes slIttpagenmarftes tpiro
gereilrigt tperben. Nidt 2urlls uno
Srnamente, itGrfere Waotoren ,lnb
ldngere &iiblerbauben, ionbern' bill.
lieerer 8etrieb, Ieibte-- grietbarfeit
beIfGoigter Seile unb geringerer Sin.
Id)aff,,naspreis neroen ben Nltpagen
sum boffnuneslos beralteten @agen
nnb alnt Gertreter elmer gpo6e ma
ben, bie int sSebruar 1912 fir i'm.
mer a,,feebort bat.
X X X
SenrD Torb ii6er ben fommenben
syrieben
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5a1t 6OO,OOO,OOO 9funo 2ebens,
mittel lmo anoere 5ormprooltfte mur4
be1 int 2oufe bes 0'onats, Suli bonn
9epartment Of agriculture Der Ser.
Stoaten aur GerIhifflmg OH alliierte
9totionen 5l,r Berfiigung eeItellt. 9a-
NIT ipuroen Die Sunilieferungen leidt
iiberihritten. 9ie~ groBten anforoe-
rllnger ser saiiertelt be3ogen iid) alli
@etreioe, Oas NIT t4s,0O0,000 Yilnh
aeliefert nuroe; 5leii6 uno Slid
itonben nit Sieferungen sopn 1922
100000 Bfunb at 5tpeiter Stelle.
9ie 64,00O,OOO Bf,,no Mil6proollfte
uno @ier blieben binter ben Sunilie-
ferluteen 5ltriid, tpos teiltpeiie allf Die
ltmIteuung bon 8ii6Ienmilh auI
Sroden'nilb anriidsefiibrt iperoe''
fam.
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!SenrD Sorb ii6er ben fpmmcnben
sErie6en


Sbldnn Senrp 6orb, ser Hionier.
automaanot eeeentpdrtig nit alen
0iitteln ii1 an bem tpobIlobliben pa.
triotiiden Werf ber &riegsriiittng
beteiliet = beiiet ct boh Sic eroBte
gomberfabrif Der @elt - 10 beI1af.
tiet er iid bo1 lieber NIT ben1 Srie.
ben nno bent Mufbau elmer ,lelen
friebliben @elt. vDie Meniben ia.
BEN INNER arbiel iiber Sen 4rieg nn6
nidt eenue iiber ben 5rieoen nad>
aeoadt", erflarte ct oen aorreipon.
benten 2ennetb Stoneboufe bon Der
hritiiden Nahridtenaeentur in einem
Snterpietp.
nSie fins INNER traltriger, tpeiier
uno armer na6 iebem Rriee eeipeie,,.
@s lit @ier, Die biefe 9inge bermr.
Iadt. arieee iinb INNER elm iibles
@efbaft eeipeien. Magenei,t mar es
Ger San, Bob, ipenn Der Sieger oen
'8eiieeten feinen Millen anforiidt nno
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NuCIHl uW>
9as Jriebensaebet bes bl. Jrans
bon NiTii
&err @ott i'm Sinn,el Mnb auf
..groen, .... ...
2ab MIDI Sein Jriebensmerfaeue
tperbenl @..H. t..t g.
$50 Sab - Sa lab mid s2iebe
:. 5penoem, -.-. .....-. .:.t
Streit = lob mid burh 8erelei.
den enoen s. a..
$50 3ipietrodt - loB mid @ins
, - tra6t brinaen,
2aB sSSrrtum - mid onrd Nabr.
. belt alpineen, .-
$50 3tpeifel berridt - IoB @lanb'
erIteben,
COB sSinIternis - int Qibt aer'
9eben. =
DAB - ipie man es on6 oreB'
,,nb ipcnbe
Die Tranriefeit ollrb Srieben
enoe.
X X x
neabier banen 80 Sabre an einem
bcrrIiden @pttesbanie
4ns ct. Bernard, 9feltihottlano,
miro berihtet: 9(llf einen sic moleri-
tde ct. MorD's 8oi iiberrogenben
SiigeI itebt bel,te cine praftnole 90
tifhe Stride, erba,tt nad) bem Sor.
bilo ser &otbebroIc in Hennes,
sSranfreid. Sic lit Elm 9enfmal les
benoigen @loubens, ltnermiibliher
Spfer uno 1,nl,nterbrohener Sins'
bauer ser tpodern gcaoier. 9ie rie-
1ige &atbebrole fabt 1920 Gerlonen.
9a sic @l0llbigel ielbIt NIT Sotb
mlegten, foitete ser Grnbtbol MIR
$4,000 onitott $5OO,000.
Gor frtr5em fono bie feierliebe Gins
tpeibung bnrd @r5biihof Sobn {. Mc,
&alp bon Saliiar Itatt. 9ie @eidi6-
fe bieies &ir6enboues batiert sllritd
bis 5nm Sabre 1910, ols Hep. Gbuarb
2eglanc ben 4lon fiir einen 8a,
entipart Ser niele Sabrblnbert"
iiberbauern lollte. @r, tpie nud) feline
Nohfolger orbeiteten nit ben Sonb-
iperfern Seite an Seite unb henl
bereinten gifer ser @emeinoelnitefie-
Der nnb ibrer Giorrberren gelang es,
nod bret Sobraebnten ben 8o, 81
boIlenben.
X X X
8roteitantiidle Niiiipnare serit6ren
bic nadbarlidje sSrennbId)aft in
Merifp
,ssn 0terito feben mir, ipie Die
.@ooo Neiebbor Yolicp" in oen la
teinomerifoniiden 2dnoern bon pro
teitantilben Miiiiouaren bolllt6noie
5crltort ipirb.' 60 Ihreibt Ser nidlt=
fatboliid)e 3eitungsmam Sobn IS.
Mbte i'm uGatbolic 9ieeIt'.
Seit iiber 100 Sabrcn baben bie
Merifaner in Sen gSiiblarbeiten
amerifanilher proteltontiider Wtii,
iionare in ibrem 2anbe einc unbefl.gte
,mo unbere6tiete @inmiidlna Der
Ser. Staaten in Die inneren slngele
genbeiten ibres 2anoes eeleBen.
,,Dos merifoniide Golt", idreibi
Mbite in ieinem oben eripabnten Mr'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-13

TICKETS-The quota for thc
Democrats washington Day Din
ners" is s2O.l75, In other words
Chairman Bill Joyner and his CO
horts must sell 805 dinner tickets Z
s25. each. to reach the goal.
If the North Carolina quota is, on
the basis of population. ABOUT aver
age for the country, that would
mean $500, 900 for the parry COFFEE
If the goal is reached. About $500 0oi
is owed already. So even if the din
nersi are a complete success thee
won't be any big war chest for tn
~~o'-n this fall. But there Won't
b much need for one, either.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-13

Sunday School. :
Thf Gillburg Methodist Sunday
school Will meet Sunday morning
at II o'clock, it was said today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-13
The Healing Ministry of Jesus

BRASS TAcKs ON TIE SUNDAY school LESSON
Evening star., 1942-11-28
Equal Puy for Women

There will be no quarrel with the
essential fairness of the War Labor
Boards ruling that women, when
doing comparable work, may be paid
at the same rate as men. In war
plants all over the country women
are doing the same work as men,
and, doing it as well or better. This
being the case, 1t is absurd to main
tain pay scales which discriminate
against them merely because they
are women.
To this extent, logic is on the
boards side. But it may be wondered
how the board, by any logical process,
would undertake to justify its quail
fication that pay increases for women
may not be used as basis for any
increase in price ceilings. In the
war industries, a very large per-
centage of employees Is composed Of
women, and their number is con-
stantly increasing. The same thing,
to lesser extent, is true in the So
called non-war industries. But the
employers in these fields are oper-
ating on a slim margin. It will not be