davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

CAAN 49, AANA 0Df A
ria japonesa incluye mas que
fuerzas de terra, mar y aire.
Pisando los salones de los SOL
dados va por todas parties un
ej6rcito de narc6manos que Sc
dedican a corromper la moral
y romper la resistencia de la
poblaci6n civil. Enormes can
tidades de narc6ticos Sc intro
Queen en- los paises de Asia
oriental, a precios que TODD ell
mundo puede pagan.
Durante muchos amos la So
ciedad de Naciones Sc dedic6
a luchar contra ell opio, y aun
en- tiempos de paz ell Jap6n
era I'm adversario sin escr1pu-
los y sumamente peligroso. Y
en- Gambia TODD ell opio pasado
de contrabando en- los paises
orientales no es mas que una
gotta de aqua comparable con
las cantidades tanto de opio
como de sus derivados, morfi-
ma y heroina, que ell Jap6n ha
introducido ALI desde que de-
cidio emprender la guerra.
Lease 10 que un tecnico di-
ce:
Amleto Vespa, fascista tia
liano y admirador de Mussoli-
nj, fue por algunos amos un a.
genie secreto del Servicio de
Inteligencia japonesa y publ
CO un libro, en- 1888, con ell IT,
tulo "Agente secreto del ia
pom" En- el dice que despues
de la conquista de Manchuria,
en- 1881, ell ejercito japones re
servo para ST mismo ciertos mo
nopolios. Estos incluian Ell Ii
bre transporte de mercancias
en- los ferrocarriles manchu-
rianOs bajo ell pretexto de que
eran abastecimientos militia
res; ell establecimiento de flu
maderos de opio; la venta de
NARCOTICS; ell cultivo de la a.
mapola; la importation de
prostitutes japonesas; Y la
conducci6n de timbas 0 casas
de juego.
Amleto Vespa recibi6 6rde-
mes de sus superiores de asegu
rarse que los monopolios iban
directamente a los bolsillos del
ejercitO, y con estos ingresOs
%financiar parte de sus opera
clones militares. Ell jefe de los
espfas japoneses dijo a sus a.
gentes: Los que han recibi-
do permisos y concesiones de
monopolio tendran que pagan
altos precios. Todos tienen de-
recho a nuestra protection. va
sabeis que TODD Official japones
que va a Manchuria espera re
coger so o 100 mil d6lares y
volver a casa despues de dos 0
tres amos. Debemos vigilarles,
~ muy especialmente a los O.
ciales de la gendarmeria; to-
do dinero que logremos eX-
trae de los manchurianos debe
ir a los bolsillos del gobiernC
japon@s y no al de los oficiales
japoneses."
I'm sindicato Coreano-Japo-
mes compr6 del ejercito japo-
mes ell derecho exclusive de ira
ficar en- NARCOTICS por sumas
que Sc elevaban a varios mi
Homes de d6lares al ano. A
Gambia de este Sc lie permitit
no solo el abrir tiendas en- TO.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
DARA UN CONCERTO LA
N DE LA UNIVER-
SIDAD DE TAMPA

FL domingo por la tarde, a las
8, dara un concerto la banda
'de la Universidad de Tampa, en-
el Auditorio Municipal, bajo la
direction del Sr. Lyman Wiltse.
Sc compondra ell programa
de composiciones rusas y checas
de R~achmaninoff, Tschaikows-
XII, Smetana y otros. Comenza.
"a a las 3 de la tarde.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

mission Presbiteriana", 2916
16 st. Rev. H. Pressly, Minis
tro.
Escuela Dominica $50 a. m.
Quito en- espanol, 8 p. m.
Sociedad Femenil, Martes,
7:30 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

West Tampa Congregations
les. 1929 Laurel, st. Rev. V. A.
Venezia, Pastor.
EScuela de la Iglesia $50 a.
m.
Quito Y Sermon, IL 100 a. m.
Quito y Sermon 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

"West Tampa Metodista", N.
Albany y Union st. Francisco
Boan, Pastor.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14
Seccion de Cultos
Domingo Is de Mario, 1912

aSan Marcos, Iglesia Meto'
dista, 16 y IL ave. Rev. r. j
Parker, Pastor
Escuela de Ia Iglesia, $3.50 a.
m.
Quito en- ingles, 1890 a. m.
Quito en- espanol, 8 p. m.
Quito de Orsci6n, Microbes,
800 p. m.
Los Viernes a la $50 a. m.
Sc abrira la Iglesia para los que
deseen orar meditar y descan-
Sar.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Cultos a las IL 100 q. N.
8 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes,
7:30 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Escuela de La Iglesia, 9:45 a.
m.
Quito y Sermon, 500 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Jueves, a
las 8 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

LA Esperanza," Mission, 1922
Laurel st. Rev. C. H. Corwin,
Pastor.
Cultos en- espanol, 10 >. m
y 1880 p. m.
Cultos en- ingles, 0:45 9. m.
y 8:15 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

"San Pablo, Iglesia MetOdis-
ia Italiana, 2401 Gale Fl y Is
ave. Rev. A. M. D. RiggiO, Pas
tor.
Escuela de la Iglesia, $50 q.
m,
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Mission Mennonite, 1910 A. av.
Rev. ]. Paul Sander, Ste.
EScuela Dominica, 10 q. m.
Quito y Sermon 8 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes
7:30 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Temple Bautista", 1909 Gale
Is. Rev. j. B. Silva, Pastor
Escuela Dominica, 10 a. m.
Quito y Sermon, 8 p. m.
Quito de Oraci6n, Microbes,
500 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Mission Presbiteriana, Ybor
City, 95S IL ave. Rev. w B.
Passiglia, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 9:45 a. m.
Quito y Sermon IL 100 q. m.
y7:30 p. m.
Quito en- espahol, Microbes,
7:30 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Quito y Sermon 8 p. m.
Cultos, Microbes y Sabados,
a las 7:S0 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

Iglesia La Union de Los Glen,
240S Gomez ave., Drews. Rev.
C. H. Corwin, Pastor.
Quito y Sermon, 400 p. m.
La gaceta., 1942-03-14

"Asamblea de Dios'', Mission
Latina, 170113 Ga ave. Rev. D.
Valdes, jr, Pastor.
Escuela Dominica, 1918 a.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
+ SoDcsaMseigen +

Sofepb 8. Sagemaier, geb.
:. am II. Nob. 1891 in Ssone Yarf,
N. g.; geIt. am /. DIT. 1912 in
Sluibing, sc. 3. @r birterldBt 3
S0bne lnb 1 Sobter Der 8eritor=
bene mar ein 8ruoer bes Hep. slI
Sagen1aier, slumnlls oes Sabr-
gangs 1921.
aill ian @ngeIbart, geit. am
26. Sept. 1912 in Gbeianins,
Mid. Sitter 2eier.
9enrp Ser d, geit. am 13. Sept.
1912, i'm sitter bon 70 Sabrer, IL
Wonaten. gllter 2eier.
Nrs. &. g hneiber, geit. am 81.
Iug. 1912 in Wilipanfee, 8is.
S TN $ eI fer, seit. am q. Sept.
1912, inn @lter bon 6S sSabren in
, Wilipaufee, 9gis. @r binterldbt
feline @attiu 1tn0 Z &inber.
RDilipp Sacob SIor.i, seit,
am 23. Sept. 1912. pobl porbe.
reitet, i'm Mlter bon SS sSabrerL iu
Mlton, Sa. CT binterlaBt feline
@attiu @iuelia, 5 2inoer ,,no 6
gnfel. gr mar Der Batter bes Der.
itorbenen Neb. CHARLES S. Glori,
Ilumnus oes Soiepbin,.nts. Scr
Beritorbene tpar Elm langiabriger,
eifriger 2eier.
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Meittipodj, Sen IA. Dftober 1912

baben, nm Die BoIisei bei0er @egie-
runsen bon ibren Serien 81. fdiit.
teln.' giele Der Sreitnoe bes S1rei.
bers fteben trot aIler oieier goriidts.
ntaBnabuten bod idon unter 8er.
oadt, aber ipie ct betott, flagen tie
nidt oariiber: iie trageit es boiler pa-
triotiihen Stolaes uno boiler religio.
Ter M1rtpreripiir6e.
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Gin 6ebeim6eridt iiber Die lDabre Sage
tn Tranfreidb

SIM Sanptbiiro Der uNational
Catholic gonference" lit elm bon Ell.
mem fran5oiiiben @eiitliden, Der frii,
Der als Offisier in Der fran5oiiiden
@rmee oierte, et,tlatoter @ebeirnbe-
ridt eingetroffen, Der zines Der er-
i6iitternbiten 9of,,mette unlerer
3eitseidibte BARTLETT. (Der Name
bes Hrieiters muB nus nabelieget1oen
@riinoen sebeim gebalten peroe,1.)
9as S6reiben tpenbet iid IAN Die
aaroinale,. gt5bifd)0fe, 8ii60fe uno
Arielter, iotpie ollie @ldubigen Der ro-
miIb=fatboliidben Stride, an Die Bas
Itoren llno @ldnbigen aller att6eren
driithben &ir6e1t on ale glaubisen
S,toen ,lno an oie slnbanger aller an.
oeren Meli9ionsbefenntniiie, oie in
Mmerifa, bem britiiden 3eid, uno in
an Sen anoeren Nationen leben, Die
I'M Sample geeen oie abiennadte
perbiinbet iinb."
Ser @riefi9reiber ihilbert Die
Gerbdltniiie, Die bem 8affenitiaitano
bonn SUM 1910 folgten, als ,,dbnlid
oenen, ut4er oenen nniere 8ritoer,
oie friiben Gbriiteu, 1T ben r6miiden
&atafomben leben muBten." CT BE-
ri6tet iiber oie, benen es gelang iidl
SEN freifran5oiiiden Eruppen ltnter
General Sc @aulle an5,ldlieBeu, pon
anberen Die oaau nidt In Der Gage
paren uno idlieBlid bon Der oritten
@ruppe fran50iiider Batrioten, bic
gla,tbten> ibre 9flidt beitanoe oarin,
in oieier Belt IN Ser Seinat al,s5,ls
barren itno alle 2eiben ,l1o Spfer aii
itd su ltebnlen, Inn itets bereit 5u fein,
I'M geptfalle oie 8olfs1noral aufredt.
5uerbaltelt.
Osillionen gutter Sranooien iaben
iid) I'M Sftober 1910 Der tragilden
8irflidfeit oes Baftierelts sipiiden
ibrem 2anoe 1tno Sitler gegeniiber
nn6 fornten nibts t,tn, Inn oie Sea-
taitropbe bes 3uianlmerbrnhs ielblt,
nod aah bic ,,aollaboration'' ab5u
lpe,,hen. Sn, ga,,aen 2anbe tpibmeten
baber Ser iolbatiibe Brielter, Der bie-
len Brief ibrieb, uno feline @eiin-
nungseenoiien, sau5 sleid pb aaien
ooer @eiIilide, an ibre 9atfraft Der
grbaltltne bes Nationalgefitbls lin5
Ser Moral ibrer Mitbiirser. nMan
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

rnuB fid porltellen", idreibt er, ,,tpie
i6tper es fir ale Die iDar, Die ben
Ganpf nibt altfgeben tpollten ilno bod
feinerlei Ro,ttaft 1niteinanber batten:
feine Siibriutg, fein Yrogranlnl, niht
einn1al oie Mittel nnb @affen, i'm
ibr brennenoes @ollen audi IN Die
Eat ltntaltIeser. Die Breiie oes gam
aen 2anoes miro bon Der 8egierung
fontroIliert, unb Oie Boli5ei bat ibs
Muge anb ibre ibpere Sano altf al.
lem ,lno ieoert mas aus Den Drnf.
ferpreHen fon1tnt. sSeglid)e Hropa-
aanoa 1T nur llnter ben gr6bten
Sdtpierigfeiten ourdfiibrbar - ntit-
tells banogeidrtebener ooer nit
S6reibmaidine perpielfaltigter Slug
aettel, oie bon Sano 5lt Sano peiter<
gegeben tperben, 90 man it1 ia nidt
traut, iie ser Hoit anaubertral,en. :"
Selblt i'm ,rnbeieeten @ebiet, in
be,n Ser S9reiber lebt, lit ,,alle Bri-
Datforreiponben5 ether ooppelter 3en-
iur ,,ntertporfen, atanli6 ser Der
fran5oiiben 8eboroen ,lnb Der bec
8eiasungs1ndhte, benn felbit in bes
iogenannten ufreien Gone" iiben oie
Deutiden eine unerbittlide ao,ttrola
iiber ole Yoltperbinoungen aus.
Spionage l,no 4ngebertum iinb auf
bie S0ben itaatliber Snitit,ttionen
erboben iporben, 10 DOB man itt1ner,
mo- ,lno nit ipem mon iid aud unter-
balt, beiorgt oarlun iein mltb, baB
pieIleidt ser @eiprdbspartner ielbIt
ser erIte iein miro, ser ei1,en berrdt. .
ugrot oieIer sdtpierisfeiten ba.
ben sir idlieBlid', idreibt Der Ser
faiier ipeiter, .uniere l1ntergrunopro=
paganba bod organilteren fonnen.
@ir baben Iesten gnbes gelernt, tpie
uno moran mir Geiinn1ngsgenoies,
erfennen f0nnen, mir baben iogar.
Miittel ltno Waterial aeianlmeIt ltno
oireft rnter Ser Nafe Der BoIi5ei eine
gan5e 9fetbe bon Slnslhriften ge.
brudt, tpobon id Sbnen einige grem-
plare sugeben laile. ;" Ser sdreiber
perrdt natiirlih nidts iiber Die Ser.
teilungsmetbobe unb fagt MIR, oaf,
,,iiinge 9urfden, beren Wut 1no
Srelie unsmeifelboft lit, tie in 8afeten
bon Stabt su Staot idaffen l1nb itd
babel unsabliger 2iite,t at be6ienen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
l1npolitilde 3eitlanfte
(sSort1eBuna bon Seite -

Mm 6. Suli erlebten oie froati'
fhen Srtidaften Speti, Watei Wtla-
bencici, 8laSici Suraii, Siroli, 8ru>
afi, Croft, Marcelii @lapica ltno
Sarioni elm regelredtes @eibiisbon-
baroement. Die Sd,lier tpuroen ger
ftort unb Die Mebraabl Der 8etpobner
lag tot unter oen Sriintmern.
Ser ilgoilatpilbe Miniiter iaste
fdlieblid, oaB 1T oen frtdtbarlten
@egenoen Der a0riatiiben &iilte So.
fdilten aus SStalien anseiiebelt ipl,r-
ben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14
Gerslide 8itte eines 0entiden
Wfii1ipnars
WtHtpnarS

sSn elmer fatboliih bliibe,1oet1, aber
arrne,t, gut fatboliiden Enlargement.
De in 8aragaap, 5iioamerifa, feblt
orineeno Elm gan5 bei6eibenes &ird.
lein. Ga es iid oarhneg I'M arnite
2anobepolferi1ng banoelt (es iinb alt.
Ber HaraguaDer alth belltide, polni.
ide, ruiiiide ,lno anoere quite aatbo-
lifen porbanben), miro Tim bie giitige
Mitbilfe Der 10 oft beipabrten fatbo.
Iii6en @laubensbriioer ,tnb -idtps.
itern aus l15M gebeten. Sebe
aud Sic allerfleinlte - @abe, bie in
einem gep0bnliden 8riefe auf n1eine
bole gerantiportung seianot iperoen
fann ttir1ttnt Der unterseihnete oeut.
ide 9ater banfenb entgegen. Quit.
t1,ne miro iofort erteilt. Sir Die cd.
len ssrel,nbe ltnb Conner Der seplan.
ten Seilig- -Grersairbe miro monat'
lib ber Segen elmer fl. Meiie allf'
geopfert. @iitiee @aben nnb 3uihrif
ten mogen sic bite ridten an:
Nebo. Baore, Don Sole &reltiier,
S.G.9., goronel 8osa6o (Bara-
guap), 5oittb Mnnerica.
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0as Cos

,,Sie ipiiroen mid lnenolid sliid.
lid n1ade1, Srdnlei1, ipenn Sic ntein
Cos nit mir teile,t piir0en."
u@iebieI baben sic benn getpon.
item 2"
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8iGit beines 2ebens bib erfreu'n,
WtnBt gut al bir ltno ano'ren fem,
Sb olt S,tbe, Seio' ober Gbriit.
9e,tf' llnb banble, mas redtlid lit.
3eie' Sreub' am @ltttr1I glten
@iler,
Serseleio uuo Sors' su itillen,
@eiunoer &0rper, g'iur6er @eift,
2erne bas, mas on itidt iDeiBt.
8eoenfe mas Elm 5prihiport
fpridt:
Bas Dir uidt gut tut, senieBe
1iht.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

8iIo i: Cine bdufiee 8er5ie-
r,ng in airden iino NIT 5liigeln
beid1pinste ainberfopfe. Sic itellcn
gberubime bar, iene @ngel, Die Den
'stpeitbG6iten Ser neun gngelhOre
bilben. 8iIo 9: Cine nnbere
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Ser Si,loe. Sn bieIer @eitalt er.
idielt Satan aoam ,,n6 gpa als
8erluder. Die Iateiniide Snidrift
beiBt: ,9ie (oie Sunsfralt) miro
ibr (oer SdIange) ben Ropf ser.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

treten.'' = - BiIb a: Sbiges Bib
be6eiitet Sic glllerielisite Sungfrau
als ,,Simmelspforte' oa 0ilrd Fe
gbrilh,s Der grlofer in oie 8elt
fam l,l,b 10 Die Grl0iuug Der 8elt
betpirfte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-10-14

Geforation lit eine ipeiBe ellie,
Spnnbol Der 9teinbeit 0er @ottess
M,,tter l,no oes fl. Soiepb. -
8iIb 3: Die Sdlanse lit elm alt.
bergebra6tes Ginnbilo Satans mb
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Service Mems
Center Opens

The Service Mem Center was
opened 10 the public tor the IIrsi
time Friday afternoon and evening
and was visited by large number
NJ local people who we're very en-
;huSiaStic i'll their praise. Various
members Of the house committee III
charge ot decorating and fitting the
place were present tn greet guests
from two To- ten O'Clock. hours when
the center was open.
This morning the center vas
opened 10 men III service. and by
eleven O'Clock about twenty-five
sailors and soldiers had already res
iStered and made Use oi lis facilities:
The Genie. has been formed by
remodcling and furnishing a service
station on the corner ri Breck enridgc
and WyChC streets which was lent
by Charles y. Stewart for the pur-
pose tor Inc duration Of the war. \
Cumwrt'c" ut local Interested people
was appointed tn have charge nj
Transforming Me building into suit
able quarters 'nr the service center.
and Il l., :clt that splendid job has
been done
The main room has been dttra,-
lively decorated with bright rel
leather window seats. chairs. ana
writing desks and bookcases hole
InC nG-alju"s and books There arc
showers tor tho use of tho service
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Questions And Answers
On Idle Tire Purchase

In connection with National Gas
oline RutlOnIng, effective November
22, all paSScnger-C Owners must
turn III 10 the government all tires
IN excess Ui five per C1. This order
became effective Octubrr - and all
idle tires must he turned IN by So
ycmbcr -
On OF about November !. mileage
raiionlns forms Will be available -
all car owners iuv the purpose OF
registering their five remaining tires.
This form i 10 oc mailed o! dclN =
erred 10 The local board Who Will lr-
turn TO the owner Il ,rr-IuspcvtIuu
record form.
The following Will assist ~ AN
swering many al the questions on
The return OF IDLE tires.
Question. What i an ia.v IRE"
Answer. An idle tire is any ucv
or used p">>cngcr-typc tire ,c,.Sr
il it needs rcpaIr) III excess ul H.,
tires per vehicle. Tires beyond lc-
pair are IGl" and should bc ,urmr,.
m.
. Question: What Viii happen If !
dCn't sell NY idle tires?
Answc'. II you or any mym0v. ul
your household related 10 you by
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See pUUe E'oUr
See Pdge -Four

|. ParatroupS were used IN World
War |: true OF false
:. Oh the twcrlty- ulnc United Nj
lions. - are i'll North and Central
America: how many are IN South
america"
3. lgorotS are pieces OF steel.
,rlbrSmen i'll the Philippine Islands,
OF species Of plants.
1. Which country Is shaped like Il
boot
>. What WAS the i!rSt name of
President Wilson
d. Two persons can create u riot:
true or false?
:. The provcrb "A house divided
g%LnS. it'elf cannot stand" is III
"iat book"
.. Which Two Cumpu.c!S axe most
famous for iuguc~"
.. What is the oldest known device
used Tor measuring time?
~. In which State oi the Union
could the entire population al the
world be placed?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24

/ blood. marriage ~ adoption. has
more than tive tires per passenger
car after November - you will be
/ denied the privilege of using gas
| dime III any passenger car you own,
Question: What Will happen if
do not file a tire record form?
Answer: Your local rationing
board Will demand that you Sulrctl-
der your gasoline ration book.
Question. bought two tires be-
lore Pearl NarDur and put then:
aside for Il rainy day. DO have to
give them up?
Answer: sorry. 8U; 4, america $
rainy day nov. You can kCrp your
Tive best tire, and sci! tn. rest 10
the government;
Question: VIVA, about fleets ol
passenger cars
Answer: Three ~ more cas- a..
considered a fleet: al. Idle tires us
IN case al the Individual must bc
sold.
Question: What ano"; tubes"
Answer: You ma .5u>,u-s .ulc
tubes. however the government viii
gladly purchase all disable tubes Oh
cred
Question. Must trucn tires be
turned in?
Answer: No. Idle pa>,,uIcc-type
tires must he turned III. even { set
aside for use on trucks if Inc owner
applies Ton Il paSScugcr ear - "a
ton.
Question What abCu; t~d.lc., 30
Answer: You may keep tires ac-
iually mounted on the ruNurs
wheels Of trailcrS and Slm.Iar equip
m:nt You arc not entitled ~ spare
tire for such equipment,
Question: Can sell or GINo NY
idle tires 10 a nciGhbor. i'lC"i. W
relative"
Answer: No. All used tire. arc ROW
frozen. They may be su,d 81 c'rcn
- government only.
Question: How do | dispose - MY
tires?
Answer: They should be delivered
10 the nearest Rail-. ay Express vi
!scC. II your express office has pick
up service. they will pick up your
tires on call. You will receive re-
crlpt FOR all tires turned III.
Question: Who pays and how am
paid Ton my tires:
Answer: Your government J. Ouy-
ing vuur Idle tires. You will receive
q check. or war bonds and stamps
II YOU desire. shortly after ;hc 'gc
has been inspected at III" warehouse
ior official determination OF US
va,uc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Rickenbacker
Lost At Sea

Washington. Oct. 2l-(AP)-The
war department reported today that
Capt. +. V Eddie" Rickenbacker
was two days overdue Oh an official
inspection flight between Oahu and
other islands IN the Pacific.
Ricienuackcr outstanding Ameri-
can flying ace OF the first world war
now an airlineS executive, had start
ed a survey of army air forces in the
Pacific area similar 10 that which
he made recently III the European
war thcatcl.
Th war department said Rick
cnbackcrS plane WAS in radio con.
tact with an island southwest ol
Honolulu during Wednesday after
noon and WAS last heard from early
tina, evening when he reported his
plane had fuel sufficient for on! :,
slightly more than one hours flight.
No contact has been made Sincc
tha, time. a brief announcement;
sad Search is being made by II
available air and sea forces"
HrvkC" hackers study of American
air forces III Britain was made Tor
Secretary StlinSon.
ON ms Pacific flight the war dc
- rtmC.,i said. he was acting for 1t
General Henry II. Arnold. army
commanders
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
SPECIAL SERVICES
AT kESLER TEMPLE

Rev. w. II. Lewis. instructor AT
Henderson Institute. will deliver the
message al kcSlcr Temple church
Sunday morning Al II o'clock. Rev.
Lewis is said To be an able mini =
ter and is we'll known through tins
area.
The night services will he IN
charge Of the Rev. " B. WrStbrprk.
OF Shiloh Baptist church. and It's
congregation
The public is cordially invited 10
attend these services.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Masonic Center Is
Open This Evening

The Masonic Soldiers Center vii.
be open again tonight. beginning III
p. III, IL WAS announced today.
HostesScs for the night Will be Mrs.
John Lee WcStcr and Mrs H. Nj
Robinson, and several loca! girls viii
be present. Places 10 write. Ia play
cards, and To- dance are furnished.
Phe Masonic center Is being opened
in cooperation with the coUnty-ol
Grated Service Mems Center u:i
Brock cnridgc street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
Stock Market
Trend Steady

New York. Oct. 2i.-(AP)--
Steadier tendencies prevailed III to-
days stock market although thcr>
We're scattered exceptions and bu,
crs. 1T the best, displayed consider
able timidity.
International Telephone MES Il fas:
mover. and made new high by :,
nose. Accorded support were DUPONT,
American Telephone. u. s. Steel
General Motors. Southern Pacific
New York Central. Montgomery
Ward. and kvnnccoi:. Larrards IN
Guided Santa Fc. Speculative rail
bonds attracted bids. Commoditic.
were uneven.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24
y. ". FINCH MAKES
GOOD TOBACCO SNI.t

: ". Finch of Route =. HcndCr-
SON wa- highly pleased with Il sal,
ut tnbac,b he made on I've Henderson.
market e few days ago. liz sold olc.
1890 pounds FOR ST93.1i. average.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24

men. and outside chairs. tables. and
benches have been arranged. II -
believed the Service Center will be
Of much use To men III the service
passing through Henderson OF stop
ping over here
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-24

approximately $4,000. 1910 po,rs.
the above sold for $4,000 Der S,, u
bred. nun
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-13
Growing up Discussed For
Child Study Club Members

At the Thursday meeting in the
home OF Mrs. Carl Signor, DR.. Mabel
f. Rugen, supervisor in physical
education and athletics, and asso-
cite professor OF health education
in the schools OF public health. Uni.
yersity of Michigan, in an informal
and interesting manner discussed
for the Ypsllanti Child Study Club
Growing Up-lts Relations to Per-
sonal, Social Developments"
DR. Rugen stated that the gen.
eral characteristics OF a child are
the same regardless OF changing
conditions. the growth progress
goes on regardless OF war. although
adjustments must be made. The
progress OF social or physical
growth creates two kinds OF prob
lens. adjustments the child has to
make to himself and the adjust
meuts the child has 70 make TO sur
roundings about him. We must re-
member every child grows accord
ing TO it's own rate"
The speaker said AS adults It is
our problem to help the child to un-
derstand himself and to help him
find his own role in the social or
der. A lot OF the behavior a child
exhibits Is due TO the child not
knowing what is expected Of him.
In concluding her discussion DR..
Rugen told members OF the club
about various reading material
available on current topics OF inter
est.
Mrs. Arthur Walker, who presid.
ed during the business meeting,
asked all members who had not
already done SO to register for civil
ian defense.
Mrs. Alex Fox told of the Canteen
program being carried on and the
club voted to assist with canteen
work, with Mrs. Donald Smith as
chairman. Mrs. Walker appointed
Mrs. Bancroft Brien as chairman
OF the Red Cross com mittee, assist.
ed by Mrs. Carroll Curtis and Mrs.
H. :. Allison. Each week members
OF the club plan TO assist with sur
gical dressings.
A very interesting report OF the
state convention at Jackson was
given by Mrs. George Wallace who
attended as club delegate.
The Thanksgiving motif was car
ried out in ice cream and cookies
served by Mrs. Hart and her com