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The Durant news., 1942-11-12
SOCIETY . clubs . Personals

Miss Virginia Drowne, daughter
of Mrs. Odessa Browne, has been
o1ed at MSCW by being chosen
for emoership in Blacklist, honor
afy junior social organization. Oniy
thirteen junior girls were chosen.
- 20 octn selected as
sroon.snen in the Junior-Freshman
leading November 14th.
Mrs. y. w. Kyle and Miss Kath-
erin WAeei1s spent two days ir
.iemphis this week.
Miss Dorothy Ann Durham and
nd MIR and Mrs. Walter Allen spent
Ne weekend at Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4.
'arham's. .e4.+A
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Lyon, of
Wren, spent the weekend here with
mis- parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
Lyon.
Mrs. Noble Weir Kyle and Miss
Catherine Weeks spent Sunday at
camp Shelby, Hattiesburg visiting
friends.
Dr. w. d. May and Mrs. Jo May
of Meridian spent the weekend here
visiting in the home of Mrs Sallit
Glass.
Miss Louise Crider of McAdans
spent the weekend with her parent
Md. and Mrs. Carl rider.
Miss Dot Davis, student at MSCW,
Columbus, spent the weekend here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
3. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Ferguson and
son, Leland, of Vicksburg spent the
weekend in Durant with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. ID. Alsbury.
Miss Elizabeth Harris of Jackson
was a weekend guest in the home
of Dr and Mrs. J. w. Howell.
Mrs. Elizabeth MCGOWAN of Nc
Adams was a guest in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Crider over the
weekend.
Mrs. j. L.Longinotti, Mrs. Marcus
Love, MRS. Walter Odom, Mrs. G. A.
Doster and Mrs. Kenneth Van Keu-
rem attended the Miss. Federated
Women's Club Convention which
was held in Jackson last week.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis of Memphis
attended the Eastern Star meeting
held in Durant on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Clyde Robinson, Worthy Ma
tron of the OES, of Greenwood was
a visitor in Durant on Thursday eve
ming.
Miss Kate Pinson visited her moth
er in Alderman last weekend.
Mrs. J. M. Howard spent severa
days at the University Of Mississippi
visiting her daughter, Miss Am
Howard.
The friends of Sgt. Joe c.. York
Jr., will be glad to learn that he
now stationed at Camp Claibornc
La. with Company C, 715th Eng
neers Railway Operating Battalion.
Miles Ray of Camp Polk, La. spent
the weekend here visiting relatives.
Miss Kitty Norwood and Miss Ro-
berta DeLoach were visitors in West
on Friday night.
Mrs. Randolph Campbell d
daughter, Mary Jane were visitors in
Lexington Monday afternoon.
J. +. Brown Jr. of Jackson spent
several days in Durant visiting his
'amily. ~
Miss Lauree Durham of Jackson
spent the weekend in Durant visit
ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. F.
Durham.
Mrs. Harvey Baine and Miss Ethe-
lyn spent the weekend in Memphis
visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Durant news., 1942-11-12

Miss Elizabeth Harris of Jackson
was weekend guest in the home
of ,Dr and Mrs. J. w. Howell.
The Durant news., 1942-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Ferguson and
son, Leland, of Vicksburg spent the
weekend in Durant with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Alsbury.
The Durant news., 1942-11-12

Mrs. Elizabeth MCGOWAN of Nc
Adams was a guest in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Crider over the
weekend.
The Durant news., 1942-11-12

Miss Dot Davis, student at MSCW,
Columbus, spent the weekend here
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
3. Davis.
The Durant news., 1942-11-12

Miss Louise Crider of McAdln.
spent the weekend with her parent
Md. and Mrs. Carl rider.
The Durant news., 1942-11-12

DIR. w. ID. May and Mrs. 10 May
of Meridian spent the weekend here
visiting in the home of Mrs Salli
Glass.
The Durant news., 1942-11-12

Mrs. Rupert Ellard underwent an
opeT alton at the Jackson Infirmary
this week. Latest reports are that
she is resting nicely.
The Durant news., 1942-11-12

Mrs. Noble Weir Kyle and Miss
Catherine Weeks spent Sunday at
camp Shelby, Hattiesburg visiting
friends.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Wright AeronauticaI Signs
Brazilian Plant Contract
By the Associated Press.

PATERSON, N. j., Feb. 24.-Myron
B. Gordon, president of the Wright
Aeronautical Corp, signed yesterday
an agreement with representatives
of the Brazilian government COM
pleting arrangements for the man
ufacture in Brazil of aircraft en-
gines of seven and nine cyclinders
ranging from $50 to 450 horse
power.
Col. Antonio Guedes Muniz,
spokesman for the Brazilian group,
signed the agreement. He said that
this action would step up. Brazilian
plane production considerably be-
cause up to now, no aircraft engines
had been manufactured in South
America.
Guedes, accompanied by CAROLS
Martins, Brazilian Ambassador to
the United States, said modern
factory already had been started
about 20 miles outside of Rio de
Janeiro and that production was
expected to get under way about
August. The Brazilian government
is building the plant.
The Brazilian government has
had an instructor from one of its
vocational schools studying meth
ods at the Wright plant for the
past four months. Guedes said this
arrangement would permit the in
structor to return to Brazil and
turn out trained men this summer.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
War Optimism Brings
SeIective Rally on Z
Stock Market i
Steel, Auto, SpeeioIty
Shares Take Leud
In Quiet Trading
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Long-
range war optimism. notwithstar1d-
ing the rather cloudy current news
budget, today helped the stock mar
ket dig IN on selective recovery
front. u
Paced by steels, motors and spe-
cialties, the list pushed up fractions
to a point or more at the start.
There was not much of follow
through, however, and dealings, fast
for a while, soon reverted 70 slug
gishness. The ticker tape moped in
the final hour and closing prices
were under the tops in most cases.
Transfers for the full stretch ap-
proximated 400, 900 shares. about m
line with last weeks negligible vol
umes.
Commission house customers re-
turned from their lengthy holiday
cheered by the confident tone OF
the Presidents broadcast. Putting
brakes on buying sentiment, though,
was the Japanese shelling of the
California coast, further submarine
activities in the Atlantic and Carib-
bean and the darkened outlook for
the United Nations at Burma. These
tended to Offset reports of the
smashing of the Nipponese invasion
fleet at Bali.
Stocks in front the greater part
of the session included United States
Steel. Bethlehem, Chrysler, Du Pont,
Westinghouse, Eastman Kodak,
United States Gypsum, Douglas Air
craft, Boeing. American Can, West
ern Union, Great Northern, Penn
sylvania and international Har-
vester.
Allied Chemical slipped to a new
1912 low, and backward tendencies
were displayed by Standard Oil OF
New Jersey, Texas Co, Goodyear,
American Telephone, General Ele6-
trio, Montgomery Ward and North
American.
Bond Market Higher.
The bond market held at rela-
lively higher levels under moder-
ately heavy demand for selected
rails and utilities. Going into the
final hour a majority of active is
sues were minor fractions to around
a point higher with number of
low to medium priced rails at the
top of the list. St. Louis-South-
western refunding As and Pitts
burgh & West Virginia 412s were
among the late gamers.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
CTIONS ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXC
6aleG--

Stock and Add Net
Dividend Rate. 90 High Low Close chss
Ysstwn D .2be 3 IL 10% l05s + u
Zenith Radio L. l 8h sT Sh "
zonite .16g-- / 2 2 2
Approxinaats Sales To-day
i1:o0 AM lao, 900 1900 Noon 200, 900
100 PM 250.000 900 PM 300. 900
Total---.. $4,000
tUnit of trading. ten shares: sales
printed in full. In bankruptcy Or reeeivef-
ship or being reorganixed under Bankruptcy
panies Rates Of dividend In the foregoins
table are annual disbursements based %
tion. Unless otherwise noted special. or
extra dividends are not included. I'd =
extras. d Cash or stock. . Declared or lsid
20 far this year. PAYABLE In stock. S:Pail
last year, Psyabls s,,,dn II caaasdian fInss
this yeas-
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Steodiness Displayed
By London Market
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 24.-Investmert
buying was a steadying influence
in the stock market today and
some of the improvement in tone
was attributed to President Roose-
velt's Monday night broadcast.
Coming sterling payments for
requisitioned Indian bonds also
stimulated support. British funds
we're firm throughout and indus
trials showed a like stability.
Home rails closed steady at
slightly lower levels. Kaffirs, dia-
monds, coppers and oil shares gave
a good account of themselves. Rub
Der and tea issues were dull.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Park & TiIford Buys
Owings Mills PIont
BY TIE Associated Press.

BY TIE Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Park 81
Tilford Distillers, Inc, today an
nounced the purchase of the Owings
Mills Distillery, Owings Mills, Md,
and the start of construction of two
new warehouses which will expand
present storage capacity by so per
cent. ~
The Owings Mills plant has a daily
capacity of 5000 gallons of whisky
and production is expected to begin
within two or three months. The two
new warehouses will be located. at
Louisville and Midway, KY. Kz
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Santa Fe Board Approves
$4,000, 1000 Spending
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 24-E. J. En-
gel, president of the Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe Railway, an
nounced today that directors have
authorized the purchase of new
equipment costing approximately
s1O,OOOO00.
The company will buy ten 5,400-
horsepower Diesel electric freight
locomotives from the Electro
Motive Corp. and 20 steam locomo-
tives from Baldwin Locomotive
Works. Orders for 100 fiat cars
will be placed later.
w. Laird Dean, president of the
Merchants National Bank, Topeka,
Kans., was elected director to sue
ceed the late Carroll B. Merriam.
His term will expire in April, 1943.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Chicago Grain
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Feb. "a. - Prices Of
grain futures turned mildly reac-
tionary after a higher start today.
Weakness in the corn pits soon
spread to other commodities and in
most instances early gains were
wiped out entirely and in some cases
were replaced by fractional losses.
The trading pace was slow and
many interests preferred to await
the outcome of the farm bloc bill,
aimed to force the Government to
purchase agricultural commodities
in the open market.
Wheat closed Il to % cents under
Saturdays final levels, May, 1875,
July 131Ea-1313s; corn, "a to "a
down, May 873s-s7A, July SsA;
oats, unchanged to 4 lower; soy
beans, q to 70 down; rye, Il to 20
higher, and lard unchanged to 21a
rents higher
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Visible Grain Supply

NEW YORK, Feb. "A lP).-Visible
supply of American grain showed
the following changes from a week
ago Gn bushels ). Wheat decreased
1885, 900; corn increased 1874, 900;
oats decrease, 391 900; rye decreased
$4,000: barley decreased 20s, ,000.5.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Lead Supplies
Larger at End
Of January
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Stocks Of
refined lead at ref1neries totaled 20
531 tons at the end of January, COM
pared with 20,185 at the end of De-
cember and 47,248 at the close of
January. 1s41, the American Bureau
Of Metal Statistics reported today.
January production was 53,3S5
tons, against 57l81 the previous
month and ,62.048 in January last
year. -l - s~ -a--. -~.-a
January domestic shipments were
53,037 tons, against 50,680 and 55,7ll.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
FOREIGN BONDS.

NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Bonds

By private wire airse. 70 The Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-24

Chicago Cash Market.
ssh9T ss%.s: No. Z, 77-ss; sample srade yellow,
50is-sIA; No, white. 80: No: :; aesh:
No. 3, 5sia-5eN: No. 1 white. SEA: No, 2,
So: No. 4. 51ha-55. Barley. mailing. So
90. nominal; feed and screenings 57,67,
beans, No. . yellow, .96at: No. 3, 1.g0A:
No. 4. 1.s7A; sample grade yellow. 1.s2
Field seed, per hundredweirht, nominal;
TOP, S.00-s.75:- red clover. 10.00-1S.00;
sweet clover, o.o0-e.00.
Evening star., 1942-02-24

7 Z { A S U Z Y.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-03
tanben @inorud.

.Sragen Sic iie, oh iie nod Con.
nennntersang 81 nns ins Sans fom.
men mill", iaate Nilliam az mir.
oNeine Shipeitcrn baben arbeit fir
fie nno Deroen iie gut bafiir beaab-
len." -.
aIs id 5u ibr binibritt, fam i6
an einem Shaufclihble porbei oeiien
&iiien tpeuieitens Elm Duseno eroBer
Slede auiipies. limo Dies leufte meine
auaen auf oas 9ett, oefen Dede ,pe-
nigitens aus touleno perid)ieoenen
Stiiden bunten &ott,ms 5ulammenee-
iest por, nno id fraete MIDI. als itb
oie oeridieoencn @roben bericlben
,lno ibre peripidelte Nnoronuna lob,
unpiIlfiirlid), ob Die Ilte. oieie Seat.
tinltiidben lpcbl bin nno pieoer
5oblte.
uSieb8ia" ricf Die alte, ols ib
ncben ibr Itono nmo ibr elm @elbftHf
3eieie, lpeIdes id porber in Die Sano
genonlnen.
o9as eebort Sbnen'', ioete ib az
ibr, inocm ib nit Dem Singer in
Der Tihtnne bes Souies beutete.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-03
81. &apitel
M II tier $ ne

,,Bos ,poIite BENT Der 9robnt ben.
te Moraen bier?' rief ploblid einc
ranbe Gimme binter mir. ,@s
fdeint mir, oaB ct oieien Slas gand
ploblih lebr intereiiant finoet."
Sd ipanote mid nab Dem Spreher
nit einem glide l,m, Der ibn batte
nieoerlhmettern miiiielt oenn id bate
@illianls liebensipiiroige Gimme er-
fannt nn6 lpar burbans nibt ee-
ftimmt, mid einem Gerbor 5a inter
tperfen, bas eine,n iiineen Weniden
elmer Dame bon meinem Alter geeene
iiber in feiner 8eile 5nfant. aber als
id in feline augen blidte ,ino oarin
auber aerser nno Mibtrauen ettpas
i,npertinent 6oribenoes iab, anoertc
id meine abiid)t nno l6helte i'm
frennblih an, cine Tat, pelbe Der
iber aller Menihen Sun buhfiibren
be gneel, Ser audi oie feinen Sen-
beleien unb Eauihungen beraeihnet,
boffentlib nidt bemerft bot.
.Serr Erobm reitet ieiner @eluno=
belt balber'', iagte ih, Juno ols er
midi bier In oer Nabe Ser 9iitte bon
Nutter Sane iab, belt ct an, nm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-03

,tpenn Sic bei,te abeno fir Jrdulein
Gnoflps cine fleine Mrbeit berribten
tpoaen."
Sic ibiittelte IoneIom ben &opf
ano pidelte lid letter in ben olten
S6ol, oer ibre @Iie6er umbiilite.
,Siebenunnaponaie! Sieben! Absr
nidt mebr', borte i'd lie murmeln.
ais ib oufmerfiam Iamibte. sd tana
nidt mebr 5oblen. @eben Sic bod
fort"
aber ih laiie MIDI niht 10 Ieitbt
5nriidibreden. stah ibren SonSen
| fiiblenb, oie irsenoiuo nnter oem
Sdol perboreen ,paren, beriibrte ib
oieielben nit Dem @elbftiide uno ibrie
bon nemem: ,
9as uno nod mebr befommen sic
fit cine fleine arbeit be,te Abenb.
Gorluarts, Sic lino nod riiitie. Ber.
oienen Sic iib oos @elo." "
,Was fir cine arbeit ion iie ei-
aentIid t,n?' fraete ib 8illiam
GnollDs iest int alleruniduloieiten
Gone, inoem id mid az ibm un,-
tpanote.
ST runselte bie Stirn nno ieine
ausen i,mfelten eeraoeau bosartig.
"Wie ion id SOS uiiien?" berieete
er nliirriid. uJraeen Sic 2oreen, -
iic bot MIDI berseididt. SD befiim.
mere mid nidt um oos, ,pas in Der
&iibe boreebt." !
SD bat in et,uas iarfoitifbem 9one
mn @ntihuloiemg nno tpanote MIDI
Damn ipieber Der Alten au ipelde ii6
bisber meinen lleberrebnngsfiinften
bnlfommen unauean9lib eeaeigt
bate.
(Jortiesung foIet)
Die Natur eeltebt nnr anf Der SoA
ter 0es Experiments.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-03
Nsittnsd, Sea ;. Snmi 1912

RVIttWUtvs WIN Cs NyWWt IJfS
mir brad)te ooer neil ibm etipas oil
mir nuff:el, ionoerm - 3,nl, es mar
mir in oieiem augenblid mirfIid iebr
angencbn1. bob ib bon Sreeno ani
naau angebalten porben mar, groB"
SSorsfalt aiif meine Moreentoilette an
ber,penoen. Seoe Srat fann Mbenos
gut ansleben nno piele an1 in benz
Sonnenideine zines ihonen gabmit-
tags, abcr Die, melde om iriiben Tor.
gen einen ansenebmen @inornd
madt, brailht nidt immer jung az
fein, INT Die anerfennenoen 8lide Ell
mes Mtannes bon tpirflihem 8erte
auf lid) al1 lenfen. Serr 9robm ipar
folh ein Maun, nno id) nabm ibn
oesbalb bas gersniieen, tpelbes ibm
mein biibibes @rauieioenes uno ber
bortreffli6 iitenoe Groeen bereitete,
feincsluegs libel. @ber er lprab fein
&ort rmo bos f,lrse Stiaidpeiecn,
ipel6es folgte, par pielleibt ein
fdneidelbofteres compliment, aIs
Die loneite Teoe es bdtte iein fonnen.
Dann itieb er einen leihten Se,,faer
aus ,tno fabte oie 3iieel felter.
u8enn mir nur niht Der @intritt
berboten ,pGre'. iaste er, nit elmer
leicbten Sanobetpeeuns nod Dem Sau-
1e bin.
Sb altiportete nibt. 8ei monbeu
@eleeenbeiten ipielt oie 3unee nur
cine red)t iiberfliiiiiee Goae.
ST le,lfte nobmals ,,no iprad
bann eini9e anfe,lernoc @orte slt iei-
mem Gferoe, tpelbc bas Sicr peranlaB
ten, iib in 8etpeeung 5lt ieeen ,,no
i'm int laneiamen Srobe Die Strabe
binab5utrasen. aIs er fortritt, madte
Serr Srobm mir cine 8erbeugung,
,pie id fie nien,ols eleeonter in mel
mem Sauie in @ramercp Harf ee-
feben babe nnb blitfte Damn, naboe,n
id bieIelbe nit einem gteieen bes
Gopies ernibert. nod Dent &noilps=
fben Saiiie NIT elmer 5barfe, tpelde
fib nod au iteigern ihien, als er BORT
etipas Iab, bas mir bon meinem Slate
aus nniihtbar blieb. aber % ieine
augen auf oen linfen @iieel eerihtet
tporen, fam mir nnmittelbar Der Sc
oanfe, Oh er nidt bielleibt oub bic
&reppi6leife, ipelde auf mid einen
10 tiefen @inorud eemaht, 9eieben
batte. Aber benor ib mid nod bar
iiber bereeipifern fonnte, par ct
fhon fort, ,mo Die Strobe lag ipie=
Der im Sbatten - tparnm, tpubte
id) nibt, oenn flr5 Dorber bate Die
Come nod ben gelhienen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-03


tiimlihfeiten Der alien Ssrau 5u err
5ablen. Cine Iebr barmloie Soflibfeit,
Serr GnoIlps."
.SeBr!' eripioerte ct, niht obne
einen 9etpiiien Sarfasmus. ,Soffent-
iih 1T Dos tpirflih aIles'', brun,mte
er bann nit einem Seitenblif nod
Dem Sa,lie biniiber. n2,lcetta iest
nidt eineu Gent ipert gertrauen in
Die 5reunoibaft ienes Mannes, ion
oern sla,lbt nielmebr, bab er nihts
tut l,no nireenoipobilt eebt, menn ct
nibt cine beionbere Nbiiht babel bot
Sd benfe ouh, oab iie redt bat, oenn
lpesbalb Iollte er ionlt geraoe iett
5ipei Gage, mo =" Dtit iibtlibem
Sbred belt er inne, ,lno f,lbr bann
etlpos itotterno ,ino perlegen fort:
$50 Sic bier bel nns iino."
SD CLAUDE nid)t'', perlebtc ib dr.
aerliber, ais bie Situation es eieent-
lid rehtfertiete, uoob oas 8ort ,ipi-
onieren' >auf Serrn Srobm anseipen-
Oct iperoen fam. aber ipenn es ipirf=
lid Der San ipare, 10 ipiiroe er hurd
lein fltr5cs Stebenbleiben an ser Gar
tentiir pbcr ein paar iln Goriiberee-
ben at elmer neuen 9efanntibait, ipie
ih es bin, geiprohenen @orte fouan
etiuas profitieren fennen."
sd ipeib nidt', bebarrte er, I'M.
nler nod mibtrauiid. uSrobm lit Elm
iblauer 8urlbe. 8enn irseno ets
mas at iebrn tp0re, 10 ipiiroe er bas
iogar bon ieinem Sanie BORT nnten
aus ieben. gber es aibt nidts Ser
eleiben. Sic ieIber ipiiien oob ge,pib
bon nidts .S6lebtem bier, DOB iold'
ein Menid, oer nit Ser YoIi5ei, ipie
ipir ipiiien, ipie Sano uno SanoIhuE
1T, intereiiant finoen fonnte, tpie?
grltaunt iiber bie tolpelboite Art
in tpelber CT it'd einerleits ielbit font
promitierte nno anoererleits aneltlih
bemiibt idielL mir elm eeipiifes Der.
tra,len 3n deigen, aoeerte if] einen
Mngenblid lang, aber eben audi nnr
einen Gueenblid, oenn ,penn mein
Gerbabt MIR aur &alfte bcsriinoet
'ipar, 10 ourfte Biaiam por alien on
berea niht pifien, oab meine 8eob-
abtuneen iebr biel mebr at fiirdten
paren, als iemals Serr 9robm uno
oeiien @infIub.
,,Benn 6err 9robm ssntereiie on
oieiem Souie ni,nmt'', berieete ih
.,nno Dies belonoers ip1brenb Der bel
ben lesten Gage, 10 mode id Sic oar-
auf anfmerfiam, oob ct eeitern Nor-
gen bier eribien nm einen an mid
aoreiiierten, in ieinem Sauie abee-
eebenen Brief 5u iiberliefern, uno oab
er mid beute aniprad. UNI iih al er<
funoigen, tpie ieb Die Nobt perbraht
bate, cine 6rage, tpelde in anbe-
traht ser @eipeniter, ipel6e in oeil
alten @auie umaeben iollen, nno Ser
nnbeimIiben @rideinuna oie anaeb-
lih erit Dor orei Saaen in oieier
Strabe seicbem lporben lit, einen jun
gen Wann tpie Sic nibt iu @ritaunen
iesen lollte. 8ei mir iibt Tie bieie
8irfnng iibrigens nibt, oas fann ib
Sbnen loaen.'
ST labte, nn6 oer mibtrauiidc
Slid i6tpano- pollitanoig aus ieinen
3iieen, ,-als er iih Der Cir suipanote,
toelder ih geraoe ben &iiden eeorebt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-03

pSuiUp puS auuBUe6pHcHSs iiuSSHOS
Seulen zines Snnoes. @s NOR fein
|ahsenebmer 9on, uno ib mollte ibn
fbon fagen, er moee bas Sier boh
loslaiien. beiann MIDI icboh eines
8eiferen.
nDa fdl1t mir iibriaens ein", iaetc
er iett, .oab ib ia cine 9eitclluna
bon oen MGoben on Mutter Sane an
MAIDEN babe. @ntibulbieen Sic gil
tieit, oob id Sic perlaiic, nm 3u Der
arn,en Nlten 81, lprehen."
9urb ieine Soflihfeit mebr aIs ic
porber ourb ieine tolpelboften llnaes
5osenbeiten nno ieinen nnanaebrah-
ten Sarfas,ms beunrubiet, blidte id
ibm iorideno nod, als er ouf Die
Siitte 5uihritt. Sollte ib bier lteben
bleiben ooer MIDI nod Dem Saule
5uriid5ieben2 @inen Mnsenblid 40
gerte id, entibieb mid Damn ober fir
oaS @ritere, oa mir cine 8otihuft Der
beiOen iuneen 9amen at Die. alto
Soiotin immerbin DER 8eabt,,ng ipert
eridien.
limo es NOR mir Iieb, bob id 10
banoelte, oenn naboem id ettpa fiini
Ninuten lang eetuortet, lob i6 i'm
tpieoer aus Der Siitte fonnncn unb
5fpar nit einc,n @eliebt, aus pelhem
Die aiiseeprdetelte iible 2a,ne iprof.
aber iobalo er mid lab, bellten lid
ieine 3ii9c ipeoer auf.
uSronlein 9utterportb'', Ioote er
lebbaft. ,,Sie fonnten mir einell gro
BEN @efalIen TIM. Das alte @cibopi
bot be,tte einen ieiner Mnfdlle unb
min abiolut nidt anf mid boren. ST.
nen eeeeniiber miro iie aber pabr-
iheinlib niht 10 taub iein, - bel
Srouen brinst iie oas nidt 10 gut
fertia. Biiroen Sic tpobl nit mir au
ibr eeben uno nit ibr reben? Sic
braitben feline aneit Dor ibr dat bos
ben.''
Die Art, in ipelber er Dies iaste,
oas 8ertranen, oas er einfloben tpoll-
te, liebcn mid in nteinem Snneriten
i6auoern. @nbte ooer abnte er, oab
ct uno seraoe ct bas @in5iee tpar,
tpas id in oieier unbeimliben Strobe
fiir6tete2 Sffenbor nidt, eenn ct
beeeenete meinem 9lide, obne Die
Au9en nieoersulbla9en.
Solben @laubem an MIDI in Die
lem Auaenblide au eridiittern, mare
iebr ,,nflug setpeien. Snoem ih alio
int Stillen Die Soriebung bat, mid in
oieiem Nbenteler au beibiiten, eine
ib nit ibm anlomn.en Die Strabs
entlang ,no trat in bie Siitte N,,t-
ter sSsanes.
Ntit irgen6 einem anoeren 8ealei<
ter ipiiroe ib mid iiber oiele @unlt
oes 3ufalls aefrent baben, 10 aber,
iuie es mar, fonnte id mid zines ge=
lpiiien bdnalihen @efiibles nibt er-
ipebren, als ib iiber Die Ghpele
.ibritt. -..
Da mir er5dbft tporoen ipar, Dab
Ofutter Sane iebr arm ipar, bate ih
eripartet, in bent ssnnern Der Siitte
3eiden oes @lenos nnb pielleid)t al,d
Sbmus at finoen, aber ib erinnerc
mid nid)t. iemals cine reinliher ee-
baltene 8cbouInng, in pelher ieIblt
oie Grmlihiten @erate ourh Srbn,,ns
uno Sauberfeit eincn tpirfIib netten
@inbrnd madten, seIeben an boben.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-01
Sperry Saves
Government
$1OO,0OO,00O

Residents of henderson II Vance
county Will have particular interest
I'M the announcement made recently
~ Secretary OF the Navy knoN that
Thomas y. Morgan, president OF the
NpDIlN Corporation, has made a Vol
unl7r,' agreement Win the Army ana
Navy board for a readJustmcnt OF
Ms INNS present and WA
contracts WIN a SAVING 10 'hc gov
eminent OF
MIR. Morgan is Il former citizen ii
Vance county and now maintains d
rural residence in the county where
he frequently ONE for rest ana
recreation.
MIR Knox expressed his appre-
citation of the cooperation of the
House Naval Affairs Committee. n
der the chairmauship of Rcpresen-
,a1ivr Carl NinSon. in the review OF
wal contracts, Mr.. NinSon also made
a statement in which he said that
Inc action of the Sperrv Corporation
IN rc-ncgotiating It's war contracts
followed an examination of the com
panv's books and records by mem
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-01
THIRTEEN TRANSFERS
WITH THE. REGISTRY

Thirteen realty deeds were placcd
on the records of the Vance Ropi
try Thursday, records at the ot7,,.
OF II. Nj. Robinson, Registrar. .bou,
ri todaN. y Of them covered prn-
pcrty in South Henderson.
The HenderSOn-Harriet Hous,re
Corporation sold twelve house. =.
employees of the Harriet Mis- in -
transfers recorded.
In the thirteenth deed filed ,he
Export Tobacco Co., sold a s,rip of
land to the south of the city far. -
and considerations.