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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Loan of rs Million
For Koiser Approved

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
Commerce Jesse Jones announces
Reconstruction Finance Corp. has
authorized q $4,000. 900 loan 10
the Kaiser company for purpose
Of enlareing its steel mill at Fon-
tana. Calf. The sac. 900, 900 was
in addition to Q sb5. 900. 900 loan
made TO the company last spring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

Rosalind Russells husb a n d,
Freddie Brisson. probably quail
flies as the film colony's most
thoughtful spouse.
Although Brisson Ia now a leu
tenant In the Army Air corps
stationed In Washington. ID. c..
and expected to 20 overseas any
day. Miss Russell daily received
his fresh flowers and a telegram
on the set OF Columbia's My Sis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
PN UP FAvoRTTE

Janet Blair. Columbia beauty
who gets her be break n The utie
roe Of MY Sister Eileen. has
been named the favorite pin up
girl b. soldiers at eleven army
camps. according to recent letters
from the boys in uniform
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
TO MEET IN PULLMAN

PULLMAN - The Washington
State Farm bureau. the Assoc
lated Rural Women and the
Washington-Idaho Wheat Growers
league viii have simultaneous con-
ventions and some joint sessions
here Nov. ell. Gov. Arthur B.
Langlie heads a distinguished
slate Of speakers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Two Unique Spine Tinglers Open
Today al Hamrick S Blue Mouse

Luzosi heads an impressive east
Harold Young directed The
Tomb ard Ford Beees
directed Night Monster"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05

Deep in the recesses Of the
Jungle, Torzon and Jone per.
form the everybody duties OF
the household, in this scene
from M-G-M's "Torxon's New
York Adventure" opening TO
doy OF the Temple theoter
Johnny Weismullsr and Mou.
rsen o'SuIlivon oooin ploy the
Ieodino holes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-05
Republic Immorializes Heroic
Exploits Of Flyers on Screen
Tying Tigers" Tells Drmotic
Story of Bruvs Flyers Over Burma

History in the making has been immoralzed celuoid
BY Republic in its perturbation Of the heroic exploits Of the
flyers in Generaiszimo Chang KaCheks American Voun
teer Corps Flying Tigers, which is scheduled to open
Thursday at the Roxy theafer with John Wayne John Car
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Church Committee
Called | pom For New Dmtir.

kaicIgh.-A church Crmuii',, OBJ.
tn" Wake county USO Cuuur.. q.
been maintaining open huu.c ip.. ..r-
wee mon each Weekend 80 ~, Ka
i"irh y. ". &. \. Each w.~l.-.r.. =,
different Raleigh church D. lr r....,
81 the entertainment and provides
i"S,"'"rS and refreshments
III inc past CIgnt month. more
than 5000 men i,aN" a,aI..d ir.m-
Give. al TN, entertainments ami
about .iXiCCu d!ttDrr' ru.lr.r.
hayr participated. rho l'SD ra. 49,
Gently begun i prugur ~ 'n, y
NJ. {. \. on wCCh-cuu anI ..jlE .r,,
IN" hClp al Inc Churu". 10 pru,.d-
n@ Tor these program. .. ..,lr Tine
Open h"uS"' p"lind. ~ '#. ! "
{. \. The executive. r.rn.r'',. of
the ChUrCh committee g.r.I ru..' In,.
week {" discus, way ,ud mean Of
expanding tho work o' 'u.. uhrrrnc..
With the opening Il tany Bu'ucr
many m"r" >ClNIc" u,r are m Ia
leigh each wc"l.-rnG
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Dinner Given For
Maxine Williams

ms. f.. F. Williams rcccntIv -,
tcrtaincd AT her home near NIiddIn-
Durg at surprise birthday dinner
monorlng her daughter. Miss Maxine
day. ''' III
before noon the guests began to
come and !mmcdiatcly after their ar
rival lhey were invited into the din
ing room where dinner was served
consisting al fried chicken. ham
WeiherS. cake. sandwiches. iced lea
ana lemonade. The honorec received
many pretty gifts from her friends
and relatives.
those present were: Mrs. +, r
w Villains and children. George. Car
RE Lee. Maxine and Wheeler vii
iiahS. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. u. Robinson.
hir. and Mrs. Willie Robinson. Mr..
bcSSlc Bramc. Mrs. Wilbur Orr.
llydc Stalnbacll. Mrs. Frank Filing
ION and daughter. ClcatrIcc. Mir. ana
Mrs. Brrnlcc Williams and dauun.,r.
shirley Jean. Miss Mae Robin en-.
Miss Marilyn Watkins. CIR Best and
children. Frank. Ann. Dolly and Ed
ward. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Brine
and children. William. Dorothy Jean
Sylvia. and Lawrence. Mr.. and Mr.,
Raymond Bramc and children, Raw
nund. Jr.. Sarah and Harold. and
Miss Mac Bramc and IIcrbcr;
liramC.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
MISS JOHNSON SPEAKS
AT MORNING WORSHIP

The eleven O'Clock worship service
tomorrow at FIRST Methodist church
VIII he conducted by the young pco-
pie III The absence uf the pastor who
l. spending Il few days with rcla-
lives IN Western ~ C.. Miss
Mildred Whitrnrr. director nf rrlig-
iouS education. is in charge of the
program and will preside al the Scry-
ice. Guest speaker will he Miss BcS-
10 Ma" Johnson. former member of
The church. who was graduated from
Woman'S College. Greensboro. IN
1911. and for the past year has been
studying toward her NJ y. degree at
Emory University. Atlanta. Georgia
The Young Peoples choir. MAX
ing lis first appearance for an eleven
O'Clock service. will sing "Nightfall
or Sunrise" by Handel. as the offer
tory anthem. Tho junior board of
uShcrS will ais" participate in the
service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Jury Cases
Thursday In
County Court

Jury cases were heard Thursday
IN county court, with Recorder II.
T.. Clements presiding.
Marvin Robertson was found not
guilty Of drunken driving.
a directed verdict of not guilty
was returned in the case of Tom
Coghill, charged with operating with
out Il privilege license.
Fred Sattcrwhitc, charged with
possessing tax paid whisky for the
purpose of sale, was not guilty.
Several charges were heard with
out jury.
Tom Coghill was guilty of failing
To list his dog for tax, and prayer
Tor Judgment was continued upon
payment of the costs.
Prayer for judgment was continued
upon payment of the costs as to Sam
Nann, Negro, charged with assault.
Helen Hail was found guilty of
assault. Prayer FOR Judgment was
continued upon payment of the costs,
ad showing good behavior towards
Gladys Fuller
john Anderson. negro. was found
GuIltr oi operating Il business with
nui license. and was given 80 DAYS,
suspended upon payment ni the costs
and So each week into tho office of
the clerk of court until the sum of
S3I.3O due Vance county l. paid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Outsiders IN
Two Churches
On Sunday

Pastors al ihrC" u' Ii,ud"rsuu':;
leading churches are ON vacation
and al tw" ni them outsiders will
preach tomorrow morning. and at the
third young people ui ;hr runcrcga-
ton will be ~ charge OF the service.
No evening service Will he held al
either place
DIR. Thurman kitChIn. president at
Wake Forest College, viii preach al
the FIRST Baptist church at II a. m.
The pastor, Rev. f.. N"rllcci Gard
ner. Is on vacation al IIdgccrr>t.
with his family.
AT the FIRST Presbyterian church.
Dr.. Kenneth ". Clark. Of the Duke
University School al Religion. will
again preach in the forenoon. as he
did two weeks ago. The pastor. Rev.
w. ID. MclnnIS. Is ON vacation
Young poop" nf the First Mcthn-
dist church Will conduct the service
at that church Sunday morning. Miss
Mildred Whiicncr. director Of re-
ligiouS education of the congregation
will be in charge. and the principal
talk will be by Miss Bessie Mae
Johnson.
Rev. J. Frank Apple will be in
charge of services AT his church III
the morning. and will also preach al
union services at the park i'm the
evening.
AT Holy Inn"ccntS Episcopal
church. Rev. |. ". Hughes. the rec
tor. Will hold al services for the day
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22

NO rationS on fashion says this
striking Marian Martin frock. Pat
tern 9l32. The novel >ldn,ing but
tunholcs may bc bound in contrast
for accent. Have high curved neck
IirC-0r omit The Top button and
turn back tO form rcvCrS.
Pattern 9i32 may be ordered ON ~
in Mise and Womcn'S sizes ~. 10.
10. 90. 30. 81. Sc ~ and 10. Size ,6
requires 3 yards 80 InCh fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS tplus ONE
CENT 10 cover cost Of mailing) for
his Marian Martin pottcrn. Be sure
write plainly your SIZE: NAME
ADDRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order 10 Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department,
232 W. 18th ST. Me@ YORK. n. y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Air Minister
Declares Raids
To Continue.

Swansea. Wales, Aug. 2.-(hP)-
Mir Minister Sir Archibald Sinclair
SAID IN II public Ijccch today that
the British intended Ia continue
bombing Germany ruthlrSSly and
that .OOO-pranc raids would be less
Inircqucnt in the next few months
Augmented by the United State,
air force, allied bomber strength is
increasing steadily and already the
ZcSt of the German people for war
mas begun To fail" he asserted.
In normal raid like that on
pSnabrucck the other night. when
the size al the force was such as we
could send on any suitable night IL
Germany, we dropped Il heavier load
Of bombs than the Germans dropped
IN any single night of the bltz on
this country" Sinclair said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Apple Will
Preach At
Park Service

Re, ! Frank NpnI". pastor Of the
Fir congregational Christian
'lnch viii -rrc the crnou ~ the
union services ul. four cooperating
ch,nchr-. 'o hc hcti sunday evening
II Is u'cinrk at KING Daughters
Park. In the event "l ram. the scrv-
ICC viii hc h"ld mt the FIRST Pres
hytCrian church, Nh Apples sermon
subject is announced -. The Su.
prCmC Mi tpn ~i The ChnCh
Only one Sunday remains after
tomorrow 90 wuich the union scrv-
ices viii hc held. having run through
he iw" 'uId--unmcr muu1i,> ri July
and August
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Mrs. Green Hostess
10 Dexter w. NJ. |.

IN" " NJ. l.. Of Dexter Baptist
church. Of near Henderson. met
r.u ''s president. Mrs. T.. J. Green.
'.-I 'N"E afternoon AT ! o'clock.
me Meeting opened with the sing
.,,E ~" state w. NJ. u. hymn. after
MnI,h IN" regular business WAS at
m"'', ''. The program. whose theme
''''-". was given by various
''.'' u was Mrs. Green's birth
''E ''ir members sang 10 her. and the
ba.. '''T was greatly enjoyed. The
.,.'.-. "IIh the aid of her daugh-
w. MI. !. I. Nielsen. of Wake For
H.. .lH Granddaughtcrs. Barbara
,,, ," ,'."'n and little Virginia Hicks
WV" i""d grape Juice and cookies
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Group Riding Plan
Urged on Churches

Washington. Aug. - Numerous
reports indicate churches have al
ready begun cC"n"mIZinG in the Use
ol automobile transportation. DIrcc-
Tor >. Irucman Thompson of The
highway traffic advisory committee
Ia the War department said today
III announcing an invitation Ia
church leaders Ia support the ma
iInEal program for conservation uf
vital transportation.
Uninterrupted church Attendance
should have Il place in the nation
WIDE campaign 10 maintain ilarlSpor-
ia'ion Tor war workers and essential
civilian needs during the war" he
emphasized.
NJ the suggestion of Samuel Me
Crca Cay"rt. secretary of the coor-
C,Ina'UL committee for wartime scr
vice. Federal Council of the Chur-
ChCS of Christ in America. Director
Thompson has written about 100 co.
cal council uf churches in the major
CIiICS %. IN" country. requesting their
cooperation II the conservation CT
fort.
Il H'.evr that church members
everywhere VIII wish to make sure
that no person l. denied attendance
n C1w"H functions for lack Of
ir;u.r. "'u'.rn. MIR. Thompson said.
Il Su-Gr The C0mmnn-SCnSc prin-
CI"ly ri group riding Is equally ap-
plI'Jhin 'n religious observance as
II is in commercial and industrial
affair.
\ u,N- report from Richmond.
Va. va. g'"d Ivy Director Thom3-
son Hs nu Example of church COO
pcrat,"n Motorists driving 10 ~crv-
ice al ID local church arc requested
aCCord:nG e.. TIC report. To display .
printed cHr" i am going 10 s..
Mark Can G.yC YOU u ride"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Two Forces Wiped
Out In Solomons
Continued ircm agc Orc)

daily SklrmiShcS with surviving Jap
ancSc troops. who He'd into the hill
and IunglCS after tn" Marines land
cd on August :.
Complete master, of bcachhcadS
on at least three islands in the 900
mile long chain. the Marines have
been hunting down enemy forces
which rcSortcd Ia guerilla warfare
and >nipIng.
Meanwhile. no further word was
forthcoming on British radio report
yesterday that l.. s. Army flying
f"rii cSSCS were launching a big at
tack on Japanese warShN' off tho
SOlOmonS.
General Duugla, NaCArthur'S head
quarters reported only that allied
filters. steadily pounding Japanese
StrnnGhnIhS in tn" great arc of is
lands above Australia. struck their
second successive blow AT MOabiSSC.
on CnCuy-oCC,Ipicd Timor island.
and finished of what remained
after the Thursday attack"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
George Advocates
Income Tax Boost
Continued from Page OnC)

- the time for It's 10 act. nc said
George said there was Il possible
ity the committee might approve
some modification of the pay rs you
90" income taX collection plan adj
yanced by BrCadslcy Ruml. chair
man Of the New York Federal Re-
serve Bank The plan could best I've
coupled with collection Of taxes AT
the source. he said.
The Ruml proposal calls for a
bookkeeping operation by which the
taxes of 1912 incomes. norrfalls col
leCtcd in 1913. would be cancelled
and the payments credited against
1913 taxes. thus putting thc tXray-
~. IN .ug!s ui Drs's.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
War DIRECTORS
Work Praised.

Marion.-Thc Buck Creek civilian
public service camp near here iur
conscientious DIRECTORS has been
carrying on Il project Under tho dl-
rcCtion of the United States national
park service. The acting supcrIu'cu-
dent of the park service recently
wrote Ia Major Mclean of the scIcc-
tive service System:
admirable work was pCrium"g!
by CPS forest fire suppression crew.
during the recent 81 .000-acrc fire 10.
the vicinity of Bluff Park" The SID.
pcrintcndCnt declared that Through
out their period Of suppression uc-
tiviticS, the attitude, cooperation ana
effort of the SclectceS were excel
lent"
The camp i directed by Dr and
Mrs. Raymond Binford. Quaker lead
crS who were formerly connected
with Guiliurd College
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Shower Honoring
Mrs. Duke Given

Nj Dpi" Frazier entertained AT
hcr "rmc ut EPSON on u recent
cT"nm~ - a miscellaneous shower
n"n"rmG Mrs.. Wallace Duke. of Ep-
som. r"C,ut bride. The hail and
"NInG ."Hw were attraCtivciy dec
"Id''H H'u yellow flowers.
N"h''.' were enjoyed by the
que. during the evening and re-
Sn"'r'>. consisting OF punch.
FIcE"... and dainty sandwiches.
Tcr" urEcd
The u.'-ic~>'S gift To- Mrs. Duli" was
pee" 81 s'lEcr in her chosen pat
tern
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
ANCIENT CANNONS
INTO NEW SCRAP

Raleigh, Aug. 22.-NOrih Carolina
has begun hauling out cannon used
IN World War | and in the Spanish
American war. and soon these an
cent guns are going 10 be used
against the axis. But not in their pre-
sent form.
They are In be sold as scrap, and
they will be used by the nations
steel mills 10 produce o-thc-min-
ute weapons for the total war of to-
day.
Tho state salvage committee isSu-
ed an appeal today to the American
Legion. the Veterans of Foreign
Wars and other veterans organiza-
tons To assist IN collecting these old
guns. and il asked that local govern
mcntS cooperate by selling or donat-
ing all such guns which they may
own.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Nazis Rush Rescrvists
Into Action
Continued from Page Onc)

Continued from Page Onc)
"CXirCncly difficult"
On the StaIinGrad front. the
Soviet radio said the Rcd armies
were launching ono counter at
tack after another. Stcmming tho
eight weeks old naZi power
drive. and a broadcast bcamcd To
Furopr'S conquered nations de-
clarcd:
~ great United Nations Of
fcrsivc against Germany Is now
being prepared"
In tho kotClnikovski sector. -:
miles south of Stalincrad. the Rus.
ian command reported intensive
engagements" with The Germans at
lacking heavily with tanks anC
motorized infantry.
In the wC = IN air war. U. S. all
force pilots. tying British Spitfires
took part in patrols over the straits
of Dover and northern France this
morning. crossing tho channel al
frequent interval.
Tho Egyptian battle front remain
cd quiet. Shroudcd III binding dust
storms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Ministers WIS., Have Part
In Montreal Conference.

Montreal The ministers im.m
which opens here August - with
such leader, as bishop Paul T.. Kern.
DR.. Robert l.. Spccr. DR.. Harm T..
Kirk and others, will not urolark
the wnmCm. An important rgr "r
the program will be tho mw.',i-'
wives forum which will he curdu"t-
Cd each evening at thr iivr.GIv pc
Rod. Mr.. Leigh Il. Scott :, u.. r,,cu'
of This morning forum group 4 wr.
organized last year a ~ iru.r.'rru
and proved 50 popular IhG' % vail
he continued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22

John Algnod. president of the
Vancc-FrankIin Subdi<trict of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship. will he
guest speaker Tor the opening cXcr-
ciScS "f the Young peoples division
of the Fut Methodist church to-
morrow AZ 9.i5 a. m. Mr.. Nlguod. a
member al Plank Chapel Methodist
church. mas recently been tu Lake
Junalri>kH tu the Youth Leadership
Conference a. Il delegate from this
SubdIStrICt.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Program Sunday.

Tho Seven Gospel Brrthcrs cf
Varina. under the direction oi Roy.
=. +. MCiiCcvcr. will appear at Kes-
or Temple 4 NJ. T. Zion church
Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock. II IL
announced. 10 present q program de
cribcd as something new of its kind.
consisting of songs. SCrOnctts and
Jubilee. The program II is SAID. is
for the benefit OF the church. and
he public is cordially invited 10 at
end
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Society News
THE RAIN CANT. on.

orer the mountains, marching
straIchtly,
Tho rain came ON, auStr"c and state
~:
u. silyc. columns marked a pace
Tba, bent the forests emerald grace.
And swept the haze away. Ia Danish
The August heat. We fit i. vanish
And cunlnCSS ovcrcamc Tie day.
And gold WAS yelled in nIiSly gray.
Mary Wills ShCibCurnc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Special Meeting
al Baptist Mission Board,

R'dgccrcSt-Thc foreign mission
cry board "f the Southern Baptist
church. which docs not ordinarily
meet III August, held u special called
w"cllng "a; which time several mr -
si"uaTy candidates were examined
Those who have been accepted sal
Z" I" a Chinese Language sCnuuO D..
California Ia prepare iOr service On
emma aS soon as the war {, ,ul,s
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
From { Charleston

Ais Betty Jan" Wilson has re-
turned ur1r after visiting III Chan
lcstn'r = c.. Tor Cv"rHI weeks. She
WAS accompanied Ia Henderson BY
Nj Ruth Wilson and Miss France,
Spell. ut Charleston. who viii be her
guest h,:' tor several weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL

Rev. |. w. Hughes. rector.
Twelfth Sunday after Trinity.
7.3O-Hnly Communion.
S:+5-Church school.
!O-Mcn'S Bible class.
ll--Morning prayer and sermon.
b;30-EvCninE prayer
ST Johns Mission o'clock. church
school.
The Chapel of the Resurrection.
Andrews avenue. 800. Holy Com
munion and sermon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Return from Richmond,

NJ. Jamie Thompson and little
Shirley hlm Thompson returned last
night rr.m Richmond. Va. where
they r,u' several days with Mr..
Thomr.ru daughter. Mrs. Joseph
Z linLLl.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
News OF The Churches
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council Of Churches

southern Bap, mission fields IN
South America. \ number at an
nEdl meetings OF the mI,~Iunnry
churches have been planned To- CO.
mCsdc w!th thc SccrCtary'S visit lie
Is expected Ia return To- Richmond
on SeniCmbcr %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
, uInrS from (amp.

Edwgrd IS. rnu Moran, who has
spent two months al Camp Carolina.
al Brc,.rd. arrived home yesterday.
Al IN, rlu." OF camp he visited
friend n both Winston Salem and
Raiclgu
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
rriurn to Chester

Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Beard have
returned - their home III Chester.
Pa. a,'yr visiting Mrs. Boards
mother Mr.. j. +. Smith, here.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
EaptistS Srn'i Ambassador
of Goodwill,

Richmond. Va. - IA" ,,.u'h"ru
Baptist foreign mission. nr,rd has
sent lis Latin America ..rv, 'rIy. Dr.
Everett Gill. .Tr.. as II. anna- adur
of goodwill ON an CNtcuI.d tour al
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Guests from Durham.

Nj ENolyu Earuhait and Miss
:llzab,tn Riggs. al Durham. arc the
wcck-rui visitors Of Miss Alice
Switzerland. al her home ON Young
street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Visiting Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Franklin. of
mrham. are spending several days
in the city with Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Strange.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
To Sing Solo.

Miss Annie Lyman Bum will sing
solo during the IL o'clock worS.
.prvirc - me First Baptist church
sunday morning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
CONGRATULATIONS
.i&1M&!g
Birth of Son.

n, ~. and Mrs. Dorsey williamson.
bi,r, W." ] Henderson. announce the
a, = son. Denny Carol. on Fri
hts,,.-, Fl!$ q. al Maria parham
bo n.i Mother and son are said Ia
gor ing along fine. Mrs. William
Hrgta ~" former Miss Mamie
, lS. Of Hcrdcr,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Has TOnSiIIccto,ny

,;ri "','o wood. Jr. underwent tom
al .'hI at Maria Parham nnspi-
nicely. " Wv "''"''N ""''E
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22

Look about your home To-Day and
get up all ""ur scrap To help beat
he .NXI~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22

Uncle Sam needs your scrap Ia
light the war Help all you can.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22

ON many farms erosion steals more
soil fertility than any crop grown
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
K A
" WITH OUR BOYS \
in SERVICE "
On FurlOuCl,

H%' Car""u i. Wells. Of Fort Jack
S"n. =. G.. II spending u few da :,
here with his grandmother. Mrs. l.
". lloDguud
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22

DO your part IN 'hc scrap drive
r'N ~ pTrz't,-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-08-22
Here for Week End

'i' WI NtcH-filu.
j. Ii. Stewart. Jr.. who Is with the
marines AT Cherry Point. i here for
In" w"rk-,nd viii his parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. J. II. Stewart. at their
home ON South William street.
Evening star., 1942-03-06

Exquisite fagotting, tucking and
stitching done by hand first
sea ms m c h inc sewn for
strength. In pure white silk, it
will do the most elegant suit
proud! Sizes 81 to 3s---$7.95
Evening star., 1942-03-06

A youthful, easy-to-wear blouse
in soft white rayon crepe with
jeweled studs and smart saddle
stitching in contrasting red or
green. Short sleeves. Sizes
from 80 to 44------SS %
Evening star., 1942-03-06

Very fragile and feminine, this
white rayon sheer with delicately
embroidered rayon marquisette
jabot. Wear it fastened high or
opened at the throat. Sizes 80
to ss--------------$ $3.50
Evening star., 1942-03-06

Bold floral printed rayon jersey
blouse in red-blue- -and-g green on
white or black grounds! Band
bottom style with open throat
and long sleeves. Sizes 90 to 38.
Very new and only---S4.99
Evening star., 1942-03-06

A crisply tailored classic to give
your suit that fresh, clean-cut
look! Rayon sharkskin with
convertible neck and long
sleeves. White, pink, blue. maize.
Sizes 30 to 40------S2. 30
Evening star., 1942-03-06

Daisy fresh cotton for a laun-
dry-loving blouse! Pretty eyelet
embroidery, frilled front, perky
short sleeves and "little girp col
lar are its claim to fame. White;
sizes 80 to 60 %
Evening star., 1942-03-06

Dressmaker softness for your
dressy suit! Ripping black felt
brim with bright red crocheted
crown. Other combinations, too;
also solid colors- AZ
Evening star., 1942-06-28

new Coronas to the Army and the Navy.
You already know something about the
speed of both machines, and you know
their record for standing up under hard
use. Both were re-designed before war hit
us-so you can be sure they're equipped
with all worthwhile operating features.
Here's the point: you might be asked
to express your preference land again you
might notD. If you get a chance, ask
for an L G Smith or a Corona, as the
case may be. You can take our word for
it-for sound design, honest workman
ship, and long Lived usefulness, they are
both outstanding. Descriptive booklets
free on request.