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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX

A SURGE Of JOY went through,
hary as she realized she had
reached the end Of hcr quest. Sic
had found Bruce Martin. II Inc
would only listen to her nov!
Joe Banks .ias tapping her am,
with his slubhy finger. "IIcy-youIl
lave TO c%c!ise uIe frr minutr,
Kid"
Mary uoGGch. That was lucky.
She unused as joe moved OFF. She
had forgotten him cntirClv.. and II
was better lie didn't meet Bruce.
She walked hurricdly down the
length Of the bar. There was an
empty stool beside Bruce. and she
Climbed upon il. She had 10 touch
ms arm before he'd turn her way
Remember me-" she smiled.
He stared at her from blank.
morbid eyes that gradually focused
INTO disapproval. What are you
doing here ,"
Hunting for YOU" Mary said
candidly. It's bad luck 10 drirl,
alone. isn't it,"
That wouldn't affect me" re
was about as low as he could 60 to-
night, too low even for fury or re-
sentiment.
Why did you take the plane
up Mary asked calmly. She
didn't expect an answer. but he
gave her one in the absent. dispas.
Sionate tone IF one removed from
the situation.
wanted to think" lie raised
ms glass and drained 1t. then set
IL down with mirthlcss chuCklc.
My reason didn't satisfy Darvcr.
Maybe / can talk TO him." Mary
thought aloud.
Don't bothcr, Rcdhead. He
pushed his glass coward a passing
bartender and pantomimcd his or
ger. I'm through"
Inc smoky room was making
Mary's eyes sting and her throat
acne, but she went on. pleading des.
peratcly.
Don't walk ont now. They'll ar
rest you for sabotage If you run
m,way! Stay just a little longer.
iheyre going 10 break up the ring
please. Bruce"
he turned away from her irri.
tabiy. For heavens sake, Rcdhcad.
Stop following me around and cry.
,hs over me! Go home" He turned
PACK as he heard her Jump from
'ie STOOL onto the floor.
Shc faced him with blazing eyes
I'm not crying
He laughed ,.;2aptiy Wow"
thcre's my little hrcbird again..
she leaned across the ftcol 10
say In quiet. firm voice, I'm just
irving to tell you--"
Mary"
Sne turned around at the rau.
cous hail to see Joe Banks swag.
g'fihg through the barroom toward
"ef' Bruce regarded the coarse,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
by LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter lI0tc'-lialcigh

CURTAILMENT - Next drastic
stem bv the State of North Cdruiiu.,
"a, conservation oi automobile tir, :
!, likely To- be an executive dire
,iy," bv Governor Bruughiun rruuIt =
,rn a riding pool la he establish, 4
AMONG State employees using ruh.y
cars. fhc idea will bc tnai !, ANY
Official on employee contcmpiutrs o..
bu,In, - trip. say 10 Charlotte o..
10 Ashc,ii!r, he will be required a.,
ms, notice OF his Intentions. IN, -,
any other person needing u "a &.
,nuSc same points Gr mtCru"G!.r
Stop, will be rNprCl,d la contact i.r..
original car usCr and Try "a a..r...
tran, .'r 'hi."il.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

NiTEOGEN--DaNiG s. Cul,ra!..
assistant Ia the Cumlmi>~ ,Un"r ID;
agriculture. ran Sympaihlzc with tn,
ancient prophet who mOuurd In.
II required line upon line md p.
ccl' upon rr,cCpl" - 81 IN ,G".
across. Despite frequent notice az.
pupIlCdiICu ui War production Dr;ur
orders. many North Carolina "a
mc"> ~" ."ill writing Ia the Glp"r.
mcnt about sowing grain and using
chemical nitrogen fertilizer. C"!jra..
warns them al! ina, they ur, lG-.
oUt OF luck. TH,Tv WI'j ac .svlu'.ly
81" "runI"uI uI'rup"1 a.... '.hi. ..l
small grain SOwn this tall tor har-
...t go, ""Ni '"i. W.T Wal. :hvv" nt
."" i'r rr'iurcs. IaWn. ...' r:hgr .r .--
uai purposes. Argument ana pleading
wont help Ia e IL .a,., 5u., ..a..,
none"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

LOST The North Carolina d.
IA. '',''' 9. LI0u'. ~, released SOM.
,'~''',N ca To-. time du" To- sr,1I,.'.
-. ~ ''""enF over 4 period ug vr,..
! '' experiment cannot resist - ms
w '~Ein& ah"u, the much br,....
showing made by North CarnIi.,,
"'"'i ~ ttr nation ~ Il whole, ~,
% Gu. 'n@ l"il there we've n striI,,
III N".'h carolina, involving 1873
NC. t'.>. i"r q manpuw>r pruduc,iY,:
."-r %! ih'.H]1 hu,u%. This Va un,..
'.'. - '.., ayr cont at lie n;t'.r...
'... ".t'tH NIS NOR" ;n;n ~ u..-
"'.' N''u.. .i' CumpIi.un iru,. .
.'" lie ''i,pcn;!om, rjcljn. g..
"'.' lIh ,.'n%amd wu:i.np nur.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

INFORMATION The idea urr,,;.
that ,nc Information desk IN l.
capitol might he used tor the liu..
center point. This drsk has as,l a.,
IncStiwiblc service Ia Capitol ~.
visitors and to Stat" workers /.
sort ul information clearing hDu~,.
Win dropping off a.! Ojt-ul-tp.
visitors. the desk is not So vital f..
lis former purEoSc and might :.
utilized iUr share In, RIDE a!..nar
ncutS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12
COOPER ArINN.

COOPERATIOE - All State dc
par,mont> and agencies nave Ergl
trying Ia cooperate fully with tns
tire saving program. Gov ......
Brousht"n mas issued many st,i .-
mcutS and rCqu, St. Euj "a m...
cast. can he Issue "a urdcr. ...
prospect for the .ha.c-a- idr Do.
gram 81 thai il will be that u,w q.
wee. about halfway brtWrvu r,u.,.
and order. known as .uucllyg." "a
: apt I" come bc:ur" Tx ,nd -. ,..
month.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

nd that IN :,,ca c,,rt ,..Hyr 60. -
toners "oUla y; ,Ii;pr ,..t, ., DID,.
Ion" new business would uc nr",p:-
cd. The publisher NJ % adv t.,;, -.
anticipated wartime Gavv:Wwcn. joe.
s''IcliunS on use at papC, might n','-
liner affect their pl;n>. hu. in.v @.,
trying 10 beat The :"jl &c. .dir-tln,
.T"u and I,tc., al,uG SO! g.,v. ..-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

TREND There has been lul ,ur...
uD".ns " trend ~ ncwsDup"i,, 'u -
Guc> the ~i%v ul cartoons aId other
E'tUr's. The announced punCy a.;
n-"".In" publishers 10 follow sui,
Indicates perhaps smaller PEPPER 40:
..f'U', tho .,",C
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

SAVING II is we'll urd, ,....,
that me- such arrangements viii en-.
mimat, all duplication. huj i r..
tainiy viii SaNC Il lot. a. mly!n even
save enough I" Justify payiu. a SON.,
M filter center Operate. t. H..
the :rIp> snd ASSIST ~ .,Iit:.tr.
dA',.- 20 sIyU extra travel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

80 GAS i.;,tvs, ..tr,,;... =.
.'',H "H.', uan 800 NurtiI Canu....
@'iHu.ii viii have Gasui ~ i..i,u.
H".,H revoked and renewals r.t.,.
ct ',v"HS2 I'll reported violation 81
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-11-12

a,". &c. ui.tIl.s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Line
Makes Suit
Slenderizinq
Nv JOAN DEAN

AUNT SUSAN has been max
lnF noises about the fashion
situation again Why IL every
one SO worried about the gals
with the pipe-stem waists? she
scolds Heavens 10 Betsy, they
are slick as whistle IN any
thing they wear"
It's us stout fellows who need
the Wholehearted attention of
fashion advisers, goodness
knows Our apologies, Aunt
san, and may we make
amends with a few sentences
about the clothes YOU want
The Easter parade Is as much
NJ an occasion for Won AZ II Is
for those who fill up size Il.
You'll deck Yourself ont IN nor
TRAIT attire. inst as eVe-catchlnS
and churCh-golnG as the plaid or
checked ~ otherwise tricky
suitery featured for the Young.
sters.
PICTURE YOURSELF m the
accompanying suit or : h .
otreanlnInE coat beside ".
They re- created N the larger
sizes. with lines - RIO dis
appearing act 10 that surplus
weight.
Everything about the suit
gives tho iIp-and-down effect
no hroadnesS conveyed. The
lapelS pIpcd IN black patent. are
long and trim The pockets are
vertical. the skirt cores plenti-
ful Its priced AZ 1895 IN black
or navy twill.
And You'll strut. miladv like
4 msnulkIn IN the swing sklrted
coat Of virgin wool The ear
like white SharkSkln collar is
detachable. leaving self-fablic
rcvorS that button across for
cool DAY, tCr SIS. twill do the
trick of 4 dot
HAVE NOI invested m a
black more or faille SUIT for hlc
afternoons and little evenings
II YOU have or II YOU plan n rio
81. Won re = wise woman. for
fashion DEGREES that the lacket
vii top odd skirts short or LONG
Slim or fud.stuh spring
and summer.
You'll never guess what the
hlch-SchoolerS are sponsoring
now ankle bracelets out of
pussy-Cst collars. these thin
little leather straps trimmed
with gold nailheads. One lass
departed from the fold by wear
Ing hers on her wrist.
According 10 a New York
opening. neCkllncs are either
very high or Wed To 2 new low
skirts are like pencils. and ruff.
fed round and round for frivol-
ny The hNur-glass is IN again,
with hips being emphasized by
way Of peplums, pes-tops and
puff-.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Sewing Room

MANY HOMES contain
space that can be easily finished
and furnished as a sewing room
Insulating panels IN soft paste
shades can both build and beau
-tliy the walls NJ such a room
4 small well-llghted room
In attractive colorS, with con-
vencntlv located electrical out.
lets and A smooth floor VII
satisfy the essential require
mcntS for sewing.
4 big table for cutting out
patterns. some comfy chairs,
plenty of cabinet or drawer
space and the room Is well
equipped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

NEW 1Ofth, MdICn Il.
AMERICAS FAMED fashion
designers-whose stock in trade
has been creating something
new-cane out Fundamentally
today in support of the War Pro-
duction Boards revelation That
IT will more or less freeze the
existing fashion silhouette.
I'm all for it." designer Fra
Benenson declared. Il believe
the streamlined silhouette 10 be
in good taste during wartime. l
have never believed in drastic
fashion changes anyway
Wartime fashions" she
added, should emphasize ele-
gance. simplicity and youthful
ness. Creative ability will not
deprive the country of any war
time necessities. but prloritles
Will inspire good designers 10
show their talent 10 greater adj
vantage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
IDENTITY Wash Cloths by Color

person There will be no danger
~ interchange az there * when
The same color scheme Il used
for the entire family.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

ONE WAY 70 identify the
wash cloths and towels Of each
member of the family ls ~ as
sign q different color 20 each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
War Registry
Of Women
Necessary
NEW YORK March 1,

NEW YORK. March l.
The national industrial con.
ference board said today that
a nationwide registry OF women
would be necessary TO determine
the number available and quail
fled for war industry Jobs.
The percentage ot women now
IN war work is only a fraction
ot the number AZ the peak Of
production during the FIRST
World War, the board. an indie.
pendent research group. said.
VIII Rise
n the employment ratio ri tho
last war Is duplicated this year.
The number IF women er1plo,e,
viii rise from the present 500.
900 10 $500 600. II was asserted
a national labor registry Of
All women appears necessary 10
determine the occupati oual skIllS
both ut women who are NOW
seeking work and Of those who
can be induced m rio 50" u
said The registry would also
have to determine their loca-
ton ~ relation 70 the areas m
which the demand for their
services will be most concen.
trated
Big Reserve
Official estimates arc that
$4,000 600 workers will be en-
ployed on war materials by the
end Of this year, thus 'rehlinS
present war employment To
create war production force
Of 100000 would require the
services nj an additional 200O,-
400 persons who normally do noi
seek employment Most If these
added workers naturally have
IN I've women
Nv all the country has re-
serve Of about 200. eco women
10 draw on as war production
Is expanded and men are sent
off 10 war"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Meat Pie Covers

4 FANORTTF kitchen port
can he VARYING meat ple covers
Biscuit may be cut IN rounds.
diamonds creSCents. or hearts.
Some time try douehnut shapes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Csrneeie Says

Designer Hattie Carnegie said
IT Will even be fun 10 make
dresses out Of three yards in
stead Of five. Ne deS!gnerS
have the happy facility Of max
ing clothes without having 20
have material rompiug all over
me place. and designers wouldn
contemplate drastic changes m
styles IN wartime anyway And
naturally we all welcome tho
chance ~ co-operAtc-it even
gives me now inspiration. Don't
worry, you'll have pretty
clothes
Nollie Psrnis who also heads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Lincoln IN riciures


AMI \ BEAUTIFUL flat
volume Abraham LInCOln's
me ~ photographs PIC
lures ot mS parents all the
houses IN which he lived. Lin
coin As a Young man. Lincoln
AZ many important historical
events, plCtureS ot ms cabinet
and many famous people with
whom he was associated
All THESE -andwlches m he
tween page Of biographical ac
count Of his life from start 10
finish
\ lovely thing fol your
lhrarN
Reading ~ Wartime ma, make
YOU feel A little like Nero
hut there's nothing like = good
book IN relax frsyed nerves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Time Off for Reading
It's Good Relaxation
Nv IRENE NJ. H>wkINs

EVER SINCE the war broke
oIt I mean our war ?
stack Of books have heen star
lnE me IN the face book, a
promised 70 read Having fin
Ished my second sweater
and me none too good 2 lnltter
I declared holiday and
pitched INTO the books
First tackled bulk Volume
of some 500 pages entiled
The Ivory Mischief" by Arthur
Meeker Jr., published by Hough-
ton Mffln
Its the story of two sisters ~
the seventeenth century
Cateau, so utterly beautiful that
kingdoms tottered when she
passed by and Nagdalen,
not quite so fetching, hut max
ING the most of what lite had 10
offer
Those were the days when one
got Z husband as early N life
a possible so as not 10 remain
on Papa : hands any longer than
necessary. and one married the
best meal ticket that could be
found that was wise
Sometimes he was old and
horrld and IN that event one
lust quietly cheated wst
enough so that life wasn't too
dull
Cstesu. beng beautiful got
away with murder poor little
Msgadalen shed many bitter
tears
They both irted 10 be so.
The Mississippi
NFXT THE latest no'e q by
LOUIS Eromfleld Wild Il
the River published by Harp
er-
The river the NiSslsslppi
t. so far AZ ] could find out
was tame and friendly enough
It's the PEOPLE Bromfleld puts
on II that are troublesome
two women go. wouldn't you
know IT.
Miss Agnes Wicks plnns
away IN Boston for love of
her flanCe. who uas having
look al life IN New Orleans. and
take II from anybody. New Or.
leans back IN Civil War time
was place 70 be
And Miss Absgsil Jones.
whom you'll get to know as
Aunt Tam who loves adven-
ture
And the two If them certainly
get II AZ they sail for New Or.
leans by way of Cuba for those
were not the days Of luxury
liners.
It's Agnes. Aunt Tam-and
black Caesar who paddle down
the river
Adventure galore ~ these
pages IN true Bromfeld
fashion.
Washington Society
THEN ANOTHER fat one Of
over 500 pages entitled All
That Critters, by Frances Park
lnson keyes, published by julien
MesSner Mrs Reyes having
some % books 10 her credit =.
the best so far as I'm concerned
being Honor Bright.
This one is novel Of Wash
inGton life what happens 70
the families If new senators as
they step INTO the Official circle
the pink teas they must AZ
tend the people they meet
"a. their young sons and dauEh-
tiers falling IN love with repre-
sertatiVes from foreign lands
Life certainly beCcD1ee mora
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
Don't Worry About Styles,
Say Fashion Designers
BY JANE COCHRANE
Internal onaI News Service Correspondent

ner own designing business
doesn't see the WPB announce
ment as a problem either 10 the
industry or the women of the
country.
A Challenge!
Il see II As A challenge 10
the ingenuity of American de-
slgners 70 demonstrate their re-
sourcefulness and their ability
10 cooperate in conserving cloth
and vital materials" she said
THE designer who today goes IN
for any extremes such AS volu.
minous pleated skirts rs fash
ions fifth columnist-they waste
yardage. We must design func-
tionally to suit the needs of the
times"
There's no trick 70 designing
beautiful clothes when your
workroom is piled high with
beautiful fabrics and trimmings,
Charles Cooper, head OF his own
firm. points out
Talent is really great when
you are able 10 design clothes
that are smart and right with
limited fabric and when you
have 10 really depend on good
lines. mastery Of dressmaker
technique and originality for
chic.
Designer Valentino SAID she
had always designed her clothes
IN the spirit of the day and
waste plays no part IN the cur
rent picture.
Let the government take
everything II needs she sand
and the designer VIII do hls or
her share 10 cooperate lust like
every other good citizen. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12

complicated than n WAS back
home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-12
First, Dismay!

Jean Schlumberger, note Il
French designer who served
with The French army and
escaped during The battle Of
Dunkirk, admitted that his first
reaction IN the forthcoming
order was one Of dlSmay.
As an artist, my first re-
action was one Of limitation
OF creative Splrit-of being be
hind bars" he explained But
that feeling was quickly re-
placed by a stimulation Of Tho
new problems 10 he faced and
the desire 10 help my adopted
government and country.
Need creates the remedy
possibly new materials and neW
uses Of nonessenual materials
And isn't fashion anyhow
amusement of details >"
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-12
On Kisko

Washington (4P) = Senator Chandler expres ed the hope that " the high command is awakened to the necessity of holding Ala
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-12
Weeks News HighIights

ska at all costs and submitted a full report to President Roose- welt and Admiral Leahy recom- mending that the Japs be driven from Kiska Continued pre- sence of the Japs in Kiska con- stitutes menace and threat to the safety of the people of the U. S. and they must be remov- ed at the earliest possible mo- ment," Chandler said.
 Chandler said the committee which visited Alaska recom- mends inn ediate improvement of the Alaskan military estab- lishments, including airplane ferry routes to Asia.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-12
censoring

Juneau (P)-Governer Gruen- ing said General Dewitt permitt- ed him to quote the Western De fense Command as saying that the postal censors policy of clip ping news from Alaska-bound newspapers is unnecessary and unjustlfed".
 The Governor said Dewitt as. serted there was no purpose in in censoring for Alaska any news printed in the States. Gruening said he considered clip ce soring injurious to the morale of Ala. skans and members of the armed forces in the territory. He will "continue to the utmost of my efforts to cause it's abrogation".
Kodiak mirror., 1942-09-12
Earthquake

West, Mass. (P) = An earth quake of moderate intensity ap parentlv in the Aleutians was recorded Tuesday night on the Weston College seismograph.
 (continued on page 3
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
School Enrolment
Schedule Announced

Ann Arbor. Mich, Aug. IA Supt.
Otto ". Haisley announces the en-
rollment days for the Ann ArbOr
public schools. with classes SEIZED
uled to start Sept. Il.
Sept. 3 and 10 have been reserved
for entrants from outside Ann Ar
Dor public schools. New students
promoted from the Junior High
Schools. will have Sept. 10 at IL 80
10 enroll. Pupils who attended tbs
high school last year will be en-
rolled the mornings of sept. II and
Il from 9 a. m. until noon.
New pupils will register in thu
Junior High Schools from 9 a m
until noon on Sept. u. with al
others scheduled for Sept. IA, al
$50 in the morning.
Beginning at S: 80 a. m. all pupils
through the sixth grades will be
registered at their respective
schools. Kindergartners. according
10 the initials o. their surnames
have from $50 a. m. until II a. m
and from l until p. m. 10 enroll. as
follows:
Monday, Sept Is, All: Tuesday
Sept. IS, Up, Wednesday, Sept. IS
or.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
Ann Arbor News
Sugar Registration to
Start Monday in City

Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. l4-Regis-
tration in four Ann Arbor schools
will begin Monday for special GER
tificates for canning sugar, Mrs.
Luella NJ. Smith, county war price
and rationing administrator, an
nounces
Registrations each day including
Saturdays will be from a. m. I'M
Ill p. m at Bach, Jones, Eberbach,
and Mack schools.
County registration locations in
clude Cleaner Hall, Pontiac Trail:
Chelsea High school. Saline city
council rooms. Dexter High School;
York Town Hall in Milan; and Sa-
lem Town Hall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
Soprano Plans Varied
Program For Reeita

Ann Arbor. Mich. Aug l4-Selee-
tons from the works OF Bach. Wi
dor. Paladilhe, Ferari, Debussy.
Brahms. Hamilton. Harry Gustav
Hoist. Arnold Bax and r Vaughan
Williams will be included in the
student recital OF Miss Ellen Lam
bert. mezzo-soprano. tonight at $50
In Rackham Assembly Hall
Miss Lambert. a graduate OF the
Nebraska Wesleyan University. has
taught vocal music at Arcadia. Neb.
and will teach voice starting this
fall at William Woods College. Full
ton, Mo.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
ASSESSM ENTS PAID

Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. i4-Traf-
fic assessments paid Thursday in
Ann Arbor justice courts were by
Robert G. Lenheiser. loo s. Huron
St. Ypsilanti, 1886 for speeding,
and Donald H. Wieland, Ovid
$1435 for improper license plates,
Robert Rorabacher. Whitmore
Lake, SIS for reckless driving.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
SETTLEMENT REACHED

Ann Arbor. Mich. Aug. IA
settlement OF 500 was reached
Thursday afternoon in circuit court
in the case OF Mrs. Onia George,
administrator OF the estate Of Emo
George. deceased. versus Vernon
f and Edna Magnuson, who were
charged with causing an automo-
bile accident on October I, 1871.
on S Main St which brought fatal
injuries to Mr.. George. The orig
inal claim OF the plaintiff was
$4,000.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14

Fort Custer. Mich. Aug. IL
INS-Fort Custer officials de
clared today that an effort will be
made TO stamp out the personal
telephone calls which have been
flooding the fort switchboard. II
was said that of $4,000 calls check
ed 5000 were personal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
THEFTS REPORTED

Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug. 1.-Two
fraternity houses were WISHED ey
thieves. The losses may adj up 10
5000. The houses are the Sigma
M Fraternity. zoo oxford Rd., and
Sigma Chi Sigma, 727 :. State St.
Il is thought that between $50 and
500 was taken from the Sigma NJ
while the Sigma Chi Sigma theft
is estimated at 800.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Ann Arbor. Mich. Aug l4-Mar-
rage license applications
Bruce Waldo. %. Ann Arbor. and
Barbara Hopper. Is. Ann Arbor;
Raymond H. Priassow. %, Dex-
ter, and Susan +. Weiss, q. Ann
Arbor:
John l.. Mungo, 20 lnkster. and
Margaret A. Buchanen, IS. Ann Ar
Dor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-14
IN CUSTODY

Ann Arbor, Mich, Aug II -
Frank r. Lawrence, SO year old
dishwasher. Of Plymouth, James
l.. Cate, 50 year old factory work
or of lis y. Thayer St, Wade Nc
Nichols, a. year old laborer, no
address. Stark Mccarthy, 81 years
old farmer. 1874 Milford Rd. and
Richard Wittkop, 35 year old
teacher. no address, were arrest
ed Thursday night and today by
police and sherift's officers on
charges OF intoXication and dis
olderliness.