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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
WAACs Want
More Members

N"mrn .. North C.TJlMi. ara ur-
gently needed Ia la ..uiI,,,us OF
-.....S Jn'y. "a rc.ca>e men nor com
""' d"'E. i.ieGien IL NARY J.LNortvn,
". =. y, I. ItcrIitIns -ilIcer station.
= ~ III" rttruilInS anu induction
Sla..v!' ~ furt DrIs&. has announc-
co mat unlunI;eo! quotas oil women
pre- being enrolled Tor wide variety
OF duties with the U. S. Army in
this county and abroad.
women - a.! vgcatnny are ellgi-
blc4 An appIica.i must be between
the ages Of 81 and IS. without DEEPEN
dents, ana an American ci,izcn, She
may BIT either single or married.
There is Ifv formal educational re-
rrmenti
Ill enrollccS; are sent 10 one OF
the W. A. A. {. Irsiaing schools, To-
Gated at\ Fort Des MoipcS. Iowa and
Dayiona Beach, Florida, for four
weeks Of basic trimming, which is fol-
lowed by specialized training in the
type Of work Tor which the indiyi.
dual is qualified. Officers are need
Cd and al future officers viii be
taken from among'> The auXiliarieS.
Every member may apply for Of
iiccrS' ,r'inins and SELECTIONS will be
made on the basis OF leadership. and
special abilities. ......
w. A. 4. {. compahiss, ergapjzed
on military lipes and colnmSnded BY
women, officers, are now beihf as.
signed 10 duty Oh Army posS.E Sal.
aries will be- in accorddsnce with
the regular army pay scale With the
minimum $50 mouth plus clothing
subsistence. and medical Attention
Memcbcrs will occupy comfortable
and congeni31, quarters, especially
planned for women. =
IL addition 70 many general duties.
W. a. a. {. personnel will be train
cd :, take over :, variety Of specialj-
zed Jobs. including those of SECRETARY.
strn9grapher. clerk. accountant, book
keeper, receptioniS,, driver, messen-
ger. radio operator. and techntciaa,
telephone and tele sraph operator.
code oPrator. dietitian. cook. wait,
rc>S, hospital assistant, laboratory
assistant. Storc-Women.
There is especial need Tor persons
20 receive immediate training in
aircraft warning service.
Colorcd emrollecs are receiving
training in similar variety OF du.
les and viii be sent in similarly
"Fs"?lhe1 ..llit ~ units 10 srrc with
c:lored troops.
When an application is tiled. the
e dIditc is requested 10 rcb5rt 10
Fort Bragg tor examinations. The
applicants ro,inc- trip ticket to lFbrt
Br"gs. as we'll as lodging and ,rrfeaIs
~" furnished at gbyerhnt1t exb tnse
Detailed hrforrnl.tiop and ippliea,
ion form may be stc,rpd J. srit-
Ing ". A. A. l. Rleuping Officer,
Recruiting and Induction J. StdtinH.
FOR, Bfagg' North {'hfplina n @guf
nearest Z. S. ARMY retruiiiha,. sta.
non. 2, = H. ~. Y q.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
$l'o|ciiiety News
.MEcAM QUICKLY.


.. r,tt,t quickly seross the hill
H,Ent ne l~t grey light
Fl IL DAY.
~ ps1Ied RACER
"a vTsp me clyss OF night
ira;,hhir.
md he pas$sd 10y
fSdn't fea re,
W~a1h sr him
iTts blsck eyes
fWsj, % the night
SGSs. the hill.
, It ,,ss,osd to the waning light,
fcHrins sbrst him.
10 Syck again IN see
%idtr he had gone.
ma rond pore no sign
0t pin
!. p''
n, cau,s from across the hill.
Thoufh there gre no h"uSeS thor.
~ ,fSuhing oil interest.
ma, 1 srs1at black forest
Ami 4 swamp.
/ nave kAm eOuslips
sHa.I'l -; i Carleton Lowcnbcrs
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14

i"und out as the impalsd victim, OF.
It's appetite are oitep lett perinancnC-
~ ~ "3 up and lab 10 pieces VITA
"n, ever bslns. visited again.
ms bird has various notes, most
~ Wi'icn are naISh anu grazing, Una
IL ~ ""ie |" initiate 10 n iiuH,i al I. 8
c'ac&ins Y, All old Mindless That hss
'''t osc'i oiird ;yr r. Je..r "r lsp. On
"''"H'"if Coli pi"m'.Se @NsaJ insio-
"''''' ""hs' nI'' ic>,, yrrl,It ever der
III 'P"s oi ~ "cSaSnnal uhkh!2 irs
small uIIus, TIE: Sn,,I,r m, f.. a..
81 d Icing riie,I-ii!,s ais, l.4 rs'n.,
" us i1tn CONSISTS ui SfsSshnppers,
i"r these Me no.t q, L....." -,
'''Ir IL Csi;.i uI.Sll anSl.iiIx else +.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
PRESBYTERiANS TO
HEAR DR.. KUIST

DIR. ". T. KuiSt. Of UNion Thcolo.
goal Seminary. Richmond. e.. will
bc the guest preacher a .hc First
PRESBYTERIAN church 'UmprroW morn.
ing. Tho minister ot The church. The
Rev. ". n. Nci"pis Is conducting
= "ccting at Tarboro.
The yourc eoplc of the church
viii have ChGrgc Of The evening ser
vices. this being Young Peoples night
throughout 'he entire General iAs-
scmbly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
Youths Face
Early Draft

Continued Ium age once
measure Stripprd -. ~ restrictions
rs I" length "l training before com.
bat duty. the President laid the time
had come "whcu the -g'crc>~in yr...
Scctitl"n "f The wd1 requires that vc
call I" the C"l"r> the men oi IL
and 10"
Officials have c-timatcd that
there are about 2.5Ou.OUU youths D,.
tween 10 and 20 already vc.:.'r.r.,
and That Ibou; 2.o00.OnO az rrr,
m'gbt 80 10 war making up 'h" t.
100000 additional men needed 90 r.
nc four armed services hv 'r' ,id
i ~" loiG cIlcudrr year.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
WEST END BAPTIST

hrN. John II, McCgimmum. Passion
~ q. m. Sunday School.
]. worship service. Also .nID.. .
iant business meeting.
Nn'inc! cuisines, meeting VIII %,
ned al ':3H p. m. "Wednesday.
Services are hriu a; the West H..
graded school building.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
HORNADAY TO TEACH
MEMS BIBLE CLASS

j. A.. ilornaday will teach thr
sunday school lesson at the mcc.-
nnG OF the Mems Bible elias! IT the
FIRST Methodist church. tnrrprrnn
mnnrpins at a:+5 o'clock. Tho lcSsnr.
Euh1cct is "Wav$ 20 Strengthen Fam.
lily Life"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
Leaves After Visit

Smith ". Young. former Secretary
81 the. Chamber 81 Commerce" hcr~
and now III the U. S. Navy. station
cd al Atlanta. Ga. lcrt yesterday
after \ gi'cr' rlt nth fr!crj IN
Herder 90.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
plrS.:GI2b Meets

h.. Henderson BIRD club will NEE,
NtaaaJ etehins at g O'Clock with
N.Y. Lillian NSssepbu-s and Miss
An@ festanJ II ,the ,teacherage.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
Chest Organization Is
Set Up For Drive Here


ST. rAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
Henderson. n. e..
lime at Masses:
1T. ".d. and 9TH Sunday. 8 q. ..
2nd and l.h Sunday, 1920 u. ...
iI"ly DJy y. y a. IN.
AoNrma dci"t'Uns. SUNDAY. ..i.
.. ia.
K"y. James II. King. pastor
tpNGREG ATIONAI.-CIRISTlA>
kcv. J. Frank Apple. paste.
Church schuu. al 9:i1
Nor. my Worship Il; II u.......
T. pic Buying Our Soul
Evening Worship al 80 S.uI-r'
Property Dressed.
Wednesday evening a. " ,.,uy..
t:.hlc study.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
,Jijt Mis- REX

'?thJ. Matte. Ice Taylor, OF Ros-
ptE<i8aptas, ;aHa Miss Connie Rock,
Apatf3nL ere Spending the week
~ .WH Hif Mabsi. Rock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
Hirth Of Daufhter.

- pfc. and Mrs. F.. 3. South, Jr. an
aounce The birth OF daughter. San.
~ Nay, November o, at Maria Par
,ahf hospital. Mother and daughtci
, ata .fsfDrted doing nicely. aud mc
RoW ~ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. b..
T.; oouth, Sr., at 23l Main street.
AZ M E2a'h Will DC here for (. 8
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
caBtorIh

7 MIS- lois Fincb, Of. Yuba CITY.
ElMorniS, .is: 'vifftip1 Misses Lcli.
bWNHay Tpsrg. ~ Their home on
AVdIeus SYRpust extension.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
HOLY INNOCENTS EPISCOPAL.

Twcnty-i"urth Sunday a!'". .H.u-
!'y.
';3O Holy Comma s"u C..Y .,,.
Communion of he !. =. ) /.
9:i5 Church Schou
1000 Mems Bible elias
Il:on LIiany. antc-Cnurr.uua. uma
Svrm n
$50 y. =. s. J..
40 Evening praycr ana .n.r...
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
R41e IAx Nokk-Eli

t,IsrpF. WORKMAN arrived Thurs
III :pljtt from Elizabeth City 10
jS&S, he Teek-cus here with MI.
III Mrs.. e, F. Shaw.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
G1fi Seorts Ts Me1t

The, Gid Scouts eill meet Tues
dat Afternoon. November II. in the
SoHf HEADQUARTERS over Wool
Tnr5S stnte:, All Girl Scout. are
urt.e TO Sc ptA$ent.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
4ArAIns
i&lA:&g
DaNghter Born.

ar. and Mrs. Herbert Faucct;c ar
nonce the birth Of daughter.
SaEcy Rowena. on Friday. November
:, Al Their home on route I. FENDER
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
Mrs. Currin I'll

Mrs. J. ". Currin Is seriously al
at r,c home ~ h"r Hn"ch'"r. NJ.
Z H.. Eoscrian
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14
VI aiGnS Mestinx-

~, ". &. Gas. Mef$inT.
= Din ~ s; G.:S. OF The Fist Meth
. bEGh.Hill meat at $3.50 o'ciocr
sSs, shSpson" at the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-11-14

III NJ E.sly Msu..
U.s. MhNin Boone, of Rocky
\ G4. fRspt the hight here recently
Ch Ser fnotheY. Mrs. J. W. Currin.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-11-13

forget the fat Russian and his dyspep-
STA and talk about the country What's
off there, Joe?" He pointed over Joe's
shoulder to the southeast to a tawny
rampant of red rock that blazed and
glowed under the deep blue sky.
The Colorado rivers off there a
piece" Joe said
What's it ike?" Wyman insisted.
And then Joe began to talk. He told
about the Spanish fathers inscription
down there, and what wild and for
lorn country it was. 1t had licked the
Mormons and it had sheltered and
killed outlaws and there was loot from
Union Pacific robbery lost down
there, and a man had to play it care
full to get out alive, in some spots.
There are colored rock down there as
pretty as a rainbow and sheer cliffs
that would tie knot in your stomach
and band of pigmy wild horses were
running out there somewhere that
would weigh about three hundred
pounds, no more. Garth Wyman looked
off in that direction, his eyes wistful
and his face relaxed and almost rapt.
That's fine, Joe," he said softly
you've seen it, haven't you?"
mot all of it. But I aim to-
And then it was spoiled when tn
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-11-13

car tilted down the slope Of fold in
the rolling desert country, and St.
Adams lay below. At first all that was
visible was great stand Of cotton
woods in the desert valley, but as the
car fell down the long rocky hill, the
town began to stand out. And then
they were in it, under great trees that
arched over the wide dirt street all
the way down to the town square.
Garth Wyman uncapped the flask
and said, Don't look now, but my
stomach is full Of yellow brand" He
drank. finishing the flask, under
Terry's disappearing eye. He shud-
dered little and Terry couldn't re-
strain himself It's none of my bust
ness, Wyman, but Sokkie isn't going
to like that"
Your speech is too long by about
seven words, my lad" Wyman said
promptly.
1t took Joe about five seconds to
count back, and then he guffawed
Terry's face was almost ugly, then, as
he glared at Wyman, "Okay, okay."
They were in town now, and ahead
OF them were the three buses pulled
up at the side entrance to the hotel
They drove in behind the last bus and
Immediately six harried looking young
men in short sleeves came up to the
car. Mr.. Sokolnitch wanted to see Mr..
Wyman Immediately, all of them said
Garth Wyman impatiently waved
them to silence and turned to Martha
and said, Its been a pleasant ride.
Sorry If I've been a nuisance" He
knew he hadn't been and he smiled as
he got out of the car At the door he
paused long enough to call to Joe, III
see you around, joe"
Joe was grinning as he helped
Martha from the car. Hes all right,
he is" Joe murmured. He can laugh
at his self, and that's more'n you can
say for that other squirt"
1t may have been the heat of the
afternoon, or maybe it was because
Terry had left her without so much
as word, but Martha suddenly felt
snappish. She said coolly to Joe, I'm
going to marry that squirt, Joe, so be
careful"
Slowly, Joe raised his eyes to re-
gard her. He said, mo, you amt"
81 am-unless lightning strikes me-"
Joe shook his head. well, you can
always pray for rain. Goodby. Miss"
Martha remembered that all through
supper, which she ate with her ROOM
mate down in the big oldfashioned
hotel dining room that was crowded
with the studio people eating in shifts.
Terry had sent her word that he was
having conference with Sokolnitch
and couldn't eat with her so she sat
with the extras and found herself
facing Sokolnitch's table. He was a
shrewd man, Martha decided-bold
and shrewd and spoiled
He had appropriated the largest
table, as was his right, and had not
even half filled it with his young
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-11-13
LUKE SHORT

men, Of which Terry was one Martha
watched Terry through the meal, not
ing his quick smile, and how quickly
1t faded when it was no longer needed.
He was first to light Sokolnitch's
cigar, and flushed with pleasure at the
nod Of thanks he received. After that,
what Joe had said didn't matter so
much. Maybe Terry was a little bit
squirty now. Shed have to remember
to take that out of him.
Afterward, Martha went out into the
lobby, intending to go out and see
what they had done to the town. She
saw the notice chalked on the bulle-
tin board in the lobby that breakfast
was at next morning, and she made
mental note 10 go to bed early. She
stopped and read the rest of the bull
letin and was just going out when
Terry overlook her. Again his thin
face was flushed, and excitement
sparkled in his eyes.
Got a conference with Sokkie,
honey. so you'll have to make out
alone tonight. But here's something
important. Don't go to bed early"
Why not?'
Terry lowered his voice, talking
swiftly. We'll clean up work about II.
Sokkie always relaxes and has a drink
with the last guy around. I'll be that
guy. When he asks me I'll tell him I'm
sorry but I had date. He'll say to
ask you in" Terry paused and looked
at her dress, demure blue affair that
she had hoped would compensate for
the dust and SCOT of the train. Nice"
Terry approved Wear that. I can't
promise ANYTHING HIT I'll try tn suing
it."
Martha said, That's pretty uncer-
tain, and pretty trivial, Terry. What's
it all about?"
Continued Next Week.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-11-13
Summer Fire Losses
Are LOWEST in Years

Alert volunteer fire crews through
out Montana kept last summers fire
losses at one of the lowest levels in
years despite heavy grass and crops
stands in every section, State Forester
Rutledge Parker of Missoula said.
He said there was practically no
loss" of state timber and that the
only large fire on state forest land
was 1,50O-acre grass blaze in the
Bitter Root country south of Missoula
He said there were some other small
grass losses.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-11-13
Continued Next Week.

GREAT FALLS-When the current
fiscal year ends, Cascade county will
be out of the red" as concerns war
rants against poor and other funds.
Poor fund expenditures have been less
than anticipated. County Clerk
Charles Regain said a check for ST.
1910 was received from the state de-
partment of public welfare, the
amount being the county's apportion-
ment of a s250,00O appropriation Of
the last legislature to supplement
county poor funds.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-11-13

Policemen of johannesburg, South
Africa, sold over $50 donkeys to local
business men and held a donkey derby
to raise benevolent fund.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1942-11-13

A coin-operated mailbox that auto
matically stamps. postmarks and mails
letters Il In service in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

commanding officer of the 27th
Division, the pair of veterans re-
paired 10 the Aston Bar for a re-
-UnTUU- when they returned Patty
rushed toward him, terror in her
eyes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

plction of his advanced flying
course.
Pvt Rodecr DeMany 1889 West
Hancock avenue, now IS al the
army air force replacement train
ing center. ST. Petersburg, Fla"
assisting 10 train maintenance men
for army duty.
Two Dearborn lads have Just
completed their II weeks of radio
operation training at Fort Knox,
Ky. m the communications de-
partmcnt and VIII be returned Ia
Their original units for assign
mcntS. They are PvtS. Robert y.
Willard 6467 Mead avenue, and
James NJ. Brrchctt 3741 Zeigler
avenue.
It. Matthew j. Gill OF Pontiac,
a former medical director IN the
yellow Truck and Coach and the
Detroit Transmission Company
plants, now ISI stationed at Nc
Chord Field. Wash
PVT Donald l.. Murdoch 5000
Alexander street Flint. is among
tho recent graduates AZ The army
air force >chool. Chanutc Field, III.
RuSScl T. Downs. 32l5 Blaine
avenue. has graduated from the
naval an station at Corpus Christi,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Tex. and has received his navy
wings OF gold. lie was commits
stoned an ensign.
SGT Tech. Bernard j. Barley.
1913 East Goldcngatc. avenue, and
Sgt Finn w Wallace 5O6i Under
wood avenue have been assigned
to Camp Attcrbury, Ind, for duty.
CaptS Harold f.. Alley. $50 West
Warren avenue. and Eber ID. Rus
sell. 32ll Woodstock drive, have
been chosen to attend artillery
school at Fort S-t, Okla. They
formerly were at Fort Leonard
Wood Mo.
Recent recruits added 10 tho
lists m the Great Lakes naval
training station arc Malcolm NJ.
Johns. 1900 Snowdcn avenue,
Steve O. CZinki. 56i White street
Lincoln Park. and Franz W.
Wright 1890 Normandy avenue.
Cpl. Thaddcus S. Moore. o.
Hague avenue. has been sent 10
Tho officers candidate school at
Fort Bcnnlng. Ga, for training.
lie formerly was stationed at
Camp Callan. Cal,
PVT Joseph f.. Swiderek 3409
Cicottc avenue. has been grad
uatcd from the radio university
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

OF the army air force al Scott
Field. H., and soon viii be as
signed to regular duty.
Three Wayne County soldiers
stationed at Sheppard Field, Tex,
have been graduated from the avi-
alton mechanics school They arc.
Pvt Edward SadowSki. 2959 Trow-
bridge avenue. Hamtramck; Pvt
Paul r. RuSnik. Detroit, and Pvt
Carl +. Snidcr Of Wayne.
Aviation Cadet James r. Cole.
1904 Muirland avenue is back AT
Scott Field, Ill. for future COM
munlcationS officers. he gradu-
atGd from the regular course and
was assigned with a combat crew
hut Just before his unit went over
seas was sent hack for advance
training 10 Scott Field.
More Odd Gods OF Old Mexico.
The Fire God. who Demanded
Human Sacrifice Every -
Years. Thus Starting n New Era,
and Other Strange DcitieS Of the
Ancient AZtecS. Read What
Katherine BirdSeyP Lang Has TO
Say About Them and See These
striking Color Illustrations. in
The American Weekly With
This Sundays Issue of The De
troit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

Rapids was tho
only Michigan
member Of the
latest GRADUATE
ing class Of
N vi gators at
X lily Field,
Tex lie for
merry va a
tn a @ Mt al
Michigan state
College and left
hlS/Htu q ilc $
there 20 ION the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
NEEDS YOU IN HURRY

"The Csnteen needs YOU in n
hurry" Clark shouted as he
Knocked on the houdoir door.
Pat just called up"
"Needs me for what ."
lie heard the tbump and iuud
- IL -. l -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Dreadful HAPPENS

Dad, something dreadful has
happened! You must get Lorna
out of here quick 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

'0f 2 manuscript hitting wall and
floor
Didn't l say I wasn't To he
Disturbed tonight tur anything
She flung open tho door a
vision in diaphanous hostess pa
iamaS. poised for battle
You look very raViShing.
my dear" said her husband
smoothly putting an arm
around her
Pat said they needed an
other girl 10 dance with the
naVy--and you're elected
BUSY on PLAY
Lorna always could be molliGcd
with the words "ravishing and
girl"
I'D adore 10 help" she said
amiably hut YOU know | prom
ised 10 finish this monstrous-
script tonight"
Clark rescued the offending
manuscript.
eff it's monstrOus why waste
your time? Why not give the
navy lads whirlt Come along.
III call cab and take you
down"
Wait" She protested "If
70 I'll have TO dreSs-make mp
! young for those boys, wear MY
most ingPuue frOCk-'
OPENS WARDROBE
lie flung open the doors of heI
wardrobe
(Which shall il he"
When she stood before him hall
an hour later in sea green chiffon
with her black hair caught in 2
matching snood her lips bright rec
and her eyes glowing, the tactfu
husband murmured;
You don't look day over
eO!"
She locke d in her mirror
Shrewdly.
maybe not To YOU. because
you're 50--but it's not so easy
foollng young boys, except be
hind the foOtlights,'
Nonsense" he Stecred her TO
the door.
you're sweet. Clark" she
said WY morales way down
from that hateful play. It's n
grand play. reall;. hut another
mother role-that's all seem to
draw any more
GOT IN TAM
ITS just the trend" h,
Soothed her as they cot IN a
taxi.
Don't YOU know men in war
time are always mother con
SciouS9 Glamour gals, fancy
, ladies and trampS are ont for
the duration. PlsywrightS and
producers are Just caShing in on
the trend
You mean its not that they
b think I'm looking older"
. Lord bless YOU, no. he pat
tod her hands
Don't YOU see. Lorna, moth
erS are in style again-men are
looking for the mother type in
girls PattN'S age
Lorna held has hand I'm silcnc,
an the way across town tst th,
CartrCn hc turned her over Z,
) Patty and discovering hls ol,
.t.fsH. t.as .. r..r r...s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
Service Notes
Continued from Page ?5)

continued from rage H5)
den avenue now is i'm recruit train
ing a. tho Great Lakes naval sta
ton as 2 specialist second class.
llo formerly was "A music teacher
IN the Detroit public schools.
Joseph +. Collins Jr. who is i'm
the ordnance division of the army.
VIII bee transferred for training as
a flying cadet mt the marines
training fold IN San Diego Cal.
according 10 word received by his
patents Mir. and Mrs Joseph r.
Collins 81.
Second Lieut.. RcXfold W lip
peri 516 Grand avenue Grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

happened. You must get Lorna
out Of here quick. :"
What's wrong"
Everything was going fine"
she related. when went over
to that little knot Of navy boys
b YOU see i'm the corner. tn ask
who wanted 10 dance. They told
me they were waiting for
Mother"
Mother"
"They meant 49, Lorna" tho
girl gulped. That's not all, Dad
just now as she came dancing
by with an air corps man those
boys yelled: why don't YOU
stick to the navy, Mother"
Clark booted.
What did Lorna do"
81 don't know came 10 find
you. Go get her, dad, and take
her home before war breaks out
right here in the Canteen"
Clark started bravely toward
the navy formation. with Patty
and the commandment as real
guard Suddenly he heard Lorna'S
voice. followed by boyiSh shouts:
I'VE christen thee Mother
He decided 10 make the crash.
This is our dance, Lorna"
he announced coolly
Two dozen navy mon set up 4
howl.
"You ran't take Mother
away" who's this man." Tell
him TO 20, Nom"
Lorna was laughing, having the
( time Of her life
Don't hurt him, boys. It's
| just the nice man that brought
4 me here"
She waved a coquettish fan at
Clark
/ Isn't il exciting, the boys
have chriStened me Mother Of
their ship"
NAVY CHEERED
Mother" Clark gaspcd. and
he could hear PattyS faint echo.
It's the trend. In war time
men are always mother con-
scious, aren't they, boys" All
other types are out for the du-
ration"
The navy cheered.
I'm honor Of YOU boys, my
next stage role is going 10 he a
mother. When your ships In
next time YOU must all come 10
see me i'm the show. Don't for
get the title-'MOthers in
style"
THE END
TomOrroW's short story:
"Nomen's Part" by Mary Brush
4 Williams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

always agree with her.
she'll end up by agreeing with
yoti '"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29
By Walt Disney

IIERE pleasant little game that will you message
II every numerical puzzle designed TO sper
Count the letters in your first II the number
IL the number less than
add number Start at the left
hand corner Of
numbers right the the letters under
the checked figures give you I-S9
Copyright ts,7 by william
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-29

second Lieut. Rcxtoid W Lip
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-07-10
JUNEAU HIGH SCHOOL
 TEACHER RESIGNS JOB

Phyllis Poulin, commercial teach CT for Juneau High School, has resigned to accept a position with the Columbia Lumber Company, Superintendent A. B. Phillips an- nounced today.