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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01

yourself a fit dress for tonight, Get
something rich and impressive,
something that looks like the wife
Of the famous Laurence Peyton.'
His self-laudatory speech had
grown louder and louder.
But Augustus cry of ridicule was
louder, as she came through the
upper hall. IF I hadn't heard it
with my own ears, I wouldn't be-
lieve it." She leaned against the
white door jarnb of the couples
bedroom an0 gave her starring
partner a sr,er-critical look. II al
ways thought the expression going
Hollywood was a joke. Now ]
know it isn't. And it certainly
didn't take you long"
Larry frowned blackly as he ges-
tured toward his Wife's jewels. Pm
simply delivering the wedding an
niversary presents, which l con-
slider darned good for a Chicago
West Side waif to give his wife.
But I'm not getting much thanks
or much praise"
August complimented then,
They are gorgeous" She put out
a gem-bright hand and touched the
mans cheek. Better get some rest,
son, and let that w~hiskey flush fade
out. You'll feel better"
Sullenly, Larry said, II feel fine
this way"
CAN right. Maybe you do. But
you look a little too puffy-faced to
meet all those lights and cameras
and admirers tonight"
Fine talk from a gal who parks
under a cement mask and neck hal
ter for hours at a time"
UnWounded, the red-haired act
ress said, That's exactly what I'm
going to do now. From 4 to g."
Larry ignored August Drake,
leaned over and gave his wife and
unusually long and sweet kiss. Pm
going to the Athletic club, dear,
and get into shape for tonight.
You'd better hurry over after your
dress" Solemnly, he said, Il love
YOU"
After he had gone, the girl
thought, He does love me. l know
it. He couldn't act toward me as he
does and not love me. But why
can't he be happy with just me?
I can be happy with just him. Why
does he have to carry on this firta-
ton with Lois ?" When she glanced
up. August brakes eyes We're up
on her in a compassionate gaze.
THAT dress sounds like a darn
good idea. I've often cemented a
stable crack in my heart by 60
ing on a shopping spree"
Preparatory to a bath and dress
ing for the street, the young girl
began peeling off the tennis shorts,
But, August, dear, it is SO differ
ent when it's a husband"
The actress giggled like a school
girl. Don't talk to me as if 1 We're
an ingenue or a frost-bitten old
maid, my pet. I've had three hus-
bands and they all put initials on
my heart"
How awful! Not the heartaches,
the husbands" The girls topaz
eyes were Mortified circles. II could
never think of having any husband
except Larry
You probably never will. You
married for love. but you see, |
married for money and advance
ment." Through the girls mind
flashed the remarks of Verrazano.
When Auguct falls in love it is
someone outside the theater ana
someone of influence. Augustus
voice changed from acid to bens-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01
CHAPTER ~THIRTY-THREE


DON'T WEEP, MY LOVE" was
not released until early the follow
ing year, in February. The pre-
miere date conceded so nearly with
Anette's arl Larry's second we'd
ding anniversary that the studio
party given at C~laridge's, the re-
Gently opened theater-restaurant,
on Sunset boulevard, served as a
double celebration.
Anette realized, as Larry led her
80 very slowly down the wide, ter
raced steps to the dance floor, that
the delicatelv and in~tricately de-
signed damon necklace and
matching bracelet she wore with
her white, silyer-encrusted misty
silk organic dress were as much
trappings t. add glamour to Lar
rvs debut "a they Were symbols of
their second anniversary.
The eyes of everyone focused on
those costly glittering lifts. For a
very good reason. They had been
featured in the newspaper columns,
along with fanfare on the new pic
ture. Reporters had known about
the gifts before Anette. All the
same, she was surprised, because,
to her, it was a publicity mans
brainstorm, something intended to
be read along with eating the
breakfast bacon and eggs.
That was Why, when Larry put
the necklace and bracelet on her,
she said, "1m practically struck
speeches." Instantly she was
frowningly perturbed. Larry, we
can't do things like this"
why not?" He plopped down on
a fringe-covered stool and leaned
his head against the stucco wall.
Because His expression
stopped her for the moment. She
bent to kiss his lips. "Oh, my sweet.
don't think I'm not absolutely mad
about them. I am. l am. But we
can't afford it,"
Mildly brutal, he said, "Oh, don't
be a farm girl all your life, Anette.
I've never seen anything to equal
the way they toss money around
this town III be filthy rich and, by
golly, ny wife is going to be a
walking advertisement of my i'm
portance N Hollywood. Yes, sir, my
sweet little orphan wife is going to
be covered with diamonds, Just like
l told you in Chicago"
Anette realized the liquor she
had smelled on Larry's breath was
o than a friendly cocktail or
two. With a little movement, she
dropped to the floor and put her
head against his knee, a ridiculous,
and yet pathetic figure still wear
ing a SHIRT and tennis shorts, from
a game with Ralph Hay, and the
bllndlng, precious evening jewelry.
Against her loose, black name of
wavy hair, she felt his c~aressing
hand.
Darling, my picture is all over
this whole town. Soon j, will be all
over the whole country. I'm in
every one OF the fan magazines this
month, can't go into a theater or
restaurant or a store without some
ones wanting my autograph. Every
man and half the women - are
copying the way I have my Stacks
tailored. Tonight, I'll be the most
important man in Hollywood; the
skies Will be pierced with search
llghts-all for me, Laurence Pey-
ton" Clutched by this beautiful
hallucination, he was not even
aware Of his wife, then suddenly
he was 80, for Pete's sake, beat it
down TO Wiltshire and get
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01
Blimp Base
Commissioned

Continued from Page One>
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01
U T TO SMOKERS

n Salt Lake City.-1AP)-There VIII
be no smoking on duty for one air
raid siren operator. The siren, re-
sskentfy installed, is powered by nat
,Aral gas.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-04-01
War Council
In Session
Continued from Page One)

slider together" high policy for the
wars successful prosecution.
1t was authoritatiVely predicted
that the council here would virtually
assume supreme direction Of the Ia
cific war policy, whereas a SOM
what kindred body in London, With
only British commonwealth repre-
sentatives, would gradually cease to
function.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
INSIGNIA STAMPS. replicas OF
designs on planes OF America S
intrepid fighting airmen.
Each daN,-ineitiding Sunday,
The Detroit Times publishes in
its column a black and white CODY
OF an OFFICIAL FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
INSIGNIA STAMP.
The so colored stamps are di.
vided in five series OF 10 stamps
each. Simply mail 10 The Detroit
Times 10 >. ANY 10 black
and white stamp copies on which
You viii receive for exchange 10
% FFICIAL FULL COLOR
UNITED STATES AIR FORCE
INSIGNIA STAMPS.
II is necessary that YOU enclose
with order a SELF-ADDRESSFD.
STAMPED ENVELOPE, and fill in
the printed blank you'll find with
the black and white stamp copies.
II is important 10 bear in mind
that 10 . ANY 10. black and
white stamp copies may be ex-
changed for series of 10 FULL
COLOR UNITED STATES AIR
FORCE INSIGNIA STAMPS.
For your convenience. The De-
troit Times has prepared a 16-page
rotogravure album, in which 10
place your stamps. The price is
only Is cents. You can order the
album when you send for your
stamps, or separately. You can get
the 50 FULL COLOR UNITED
STATES AIR FORCE INSIGNIA
STAMPS regardless OF whether
you send for the album.
AS well As having a place In
which to put each stamp. this
album, with pages 7izx10 inches,
has historical text. telling about
the stamps and the souadrons 10
which insignia has been assigned
It's not too late 10 start your
collection, but please don't delay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

eaitfe with relation 10 their copy
right serial number and are I'm
itcd IN publication 10 $50 900 copies
OF each issue.
YmI can begin tedsyso make 2
collection Of these gummed, per
loratcd official United States All
Force Insignia Stamps in FULL
COLOR. Even If YOU haven't oh
tanned a single series stamp. YOU
Still can obtain the COMPLETE
collection of 80.
No red tape. No contest, It's
easy 10 own these FULL COLOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Service Notes
Officer School
For I Detroiters

Three Wayne County soldiers
in the Nth Field Artillery AT
Fort Leonard Wood. Mo, are af-
fected by recent orders. First
Sgt. Wilbert Allen, 1850 Hubbard,
has been named 10 attend the
Field Artillery Officers School at
Fort Sill. Okla, and will be sue
ceeded by Corp. William Wilbra-
ham. 1910 West Outer drive, as
acting first sergeant.
Corp. Clair Schroeder. 2716
Monroe boulevard Dearborn, has
been appointed 10 attend the
Quartermasters Corps Officers
School at Fort Francis, Wyo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
FIsHMAN is PROMOTED

Corporal technician is the new
title given Pvt. Walter Fishman
formerly with the international
News Service and a graduate OF
Wayne University. He is stationed
at Camp Grant. III.
New petty officers in the naval
reserves at Great Lakes include
eight Detroiters undergoing re.
cruit training.
They are Silbert Freshman
1858 Rathbone. third class store.
keeper; William c. Higgins Jr.
1888 Porter, second class radio
man; Joseph Q. Pentecost. 214S
Anderdon. third class photogra.
pher; Robert Miller. 15S45 Monte
Vista, first class hospital appren.
tice; Morris j. Whitehouse. 91C
Marlborough, third class store.
keeper. Duncan J. Currie, 264C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Combat Insignia Stamp No. 2
bearing the insignia Of
EAGLE SQUADRON

hHp1E s'Nf ShbROsN
With those Nho- Join hands
and forces in the spirit OF
"comrades-at-arms making
second in importance any
variance Of nativity or tenn
permanent, goes something Of
the histrionlc and the bizarre.
The hearts of freedom loving
people applaud the daring eX-
ploits OF the Free French and
Dutch forces. cut away from
the homelands they cherish.
Another partnership came
into being shortly after the
Nazi hordeS first swept over
Europe. The cagernoSs Of
American volunteer pilots 10
participate IN the defense &C
Invites Of Great Britain re-
suited in the formation OF the
Eagle Squadron.
Walt Disney artists *rrc
quick In chronicle the Signih-
canoe of this combat union
with American cas- "on
guard Fierccly he advances
10 contest The louline tactics
Of a harbarous and unSports-
manllke adversary, as ne
moves in 10 The attack with
his English "cornradr-at-
arms.
Combat tnsiEnia stamp Design Copy
right. isi,. Hssrst Qualifications Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
FORCE INsIGNIA STAMPs Of

FORCE INSIGNIA STAMPS Of
fered 10 Detroit Times readers &c..
absolutely FREE has. been as
signed a serial numbcr1n accnrd=
ance with copyright class IA
249020. pertaining 10 the evalua-
ton OF poster stamps.
Therefore. tho poster stamps in
this educational. valuable and
patriotic collection Of FULL
COLOR reproductions Of insignia
used on the planes of America :
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Knowled ge Test
DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Copyright, 1912, ny King Features
three plants are common
causes of skin poisoning?
Where IN Asia are these places
in the news? ta) Rangoon, tb)
Batavia, (c) Bali.
Who wrote these stories? "a
"All Quiet on the Western
Front" (bl The White Com
pany." (c) The Talisman."
What do you know about Eng
liSh kings? (a) Who succeeded
Henry VIII? (b) What son of
Mary Stuart became king Of
England? (c) Which king was
beheaded?
Samoa (al What is It's chief
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
KY, has been returned TO the Odd
Engineers at Camp Polk, La.

Bernard r Kraus, $40 Casper
and Joseph Trupiano ,J7336 Wal.
than, have been promoted 10 be
first class privates in the marine
corps. Kraus is stationed at Ma.
rine Barracks. Washington. d. G.
and Trupiano aboard the u. S. S
Honolulu. Pfc. John -. Gupchik
325 South Day Detroit. and Pfc
William j. yiReedtZ, 35S Cedar
street, n. r., Grand Rapids. have
graduated as qualified parachutists
from the Lakehurst, y. j., school
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
T u F F Y
D r AT TT

Trumbull. third class storekeeper;
John p. Kellt, 1891 Prairie, third
class storekeeper, and Wundham
Mills, 1907 Kentucky, third class
Iyeoman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

science and tactics in the engi-
neering training course at the
L. of NJ, has qualified as an avia-
ton cadet after passing examina-
tions and will be sworn in at the
Federal Building in Detroit prior
to assignment in the United States
Army Air Corps.
He is a cadet second lieutenant
in the ROTC and assistant editor
of the Michigan Technique.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
By Chic Young
By Hof
By Billy De Beck
By Michael Berry
By Paul Fogarty

port? (b) What noted writer
is buried here7 (c) What are
the chief crops?
Name three fish whose nar1e
begins with the letter s.
If these were on the menu what
would be served you la) brie,
(bD potage. (c) sauterne. y
ANSWERS on Page 81 -
Science Debunks That Pure.
Race Myth of the Nazis. Prof.
Earnest A. Hooten. Famouss
Harvard AnthropoIogist. SCOTS
at the Superman Boast s1dt
Stamps the New Order Aryanss
AZ - Complicated. Brutal and
Savage Racial Hash. Read His
Article, Written Exclusively for
The American Weekly. With
This Sundays issue Of The De-
troit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Serial Numbers
Show Value of
Insignia Stamps

Yes. folks. they're serially num-
bered. Each of the so FULL
COLOR UNITED STATES AIR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
QUALITIES AS CADET

DeMott f. Riley, Ann Arbor
son of Lieut.. Col. II. d. w. Riley,
professor of military serVic e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

Ralph Shiller. former Eastern
High School boy. has been pro-
NOTED to rank of corporal.
Corporal Shiller, whose home adj
dress is 4545 Holcomb, is with the
medical detachment in Camp
Robinson. Ark. He plays the violin
the camp symphony orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

Pfc. Milton Mcllin. 434S Leslie
avenue, Detroit. who recently com
pleted a three months instruc-
tional course in maintenance OF
wheeled vehicles at Fort Knox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
CooNEY is LIEUTENANT

Jack c. Cooney of RosevilIe has
been promoted TO lieutenant at
Brooks Field. Tex. and recently
was made an instructor in obSer-
walton tactics. His broth r,
Thomas. also contemplates enter
ing the service in the marines.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-06
Raleigh Power Conference
Has Great Possibilities

Continued from Page Oo5]
each Of which can be connected viii.
Inc proposed ~lpe. sys,ea. ...aurga
Inc power companies theu-e.e.
VIII not be members u lie PROMISED
cooperative.
Il would take aso-.nd d year 10
complete the proposed new d.stri-
button lines, according to estimates
made by the REA, out the first
units feeding INTO the NJ r.ne bases
could be COMPLETED within two or
three months and relieve the short
age of the two posts. Al present there
are several portable systems feeding
New River and Cherry Point and
althought the camps are tar from
complete, II is all the temporary
plants can do to serve them TO-DAY
In the meantime a steam plant,
owned by a cooperative of which
the Marine bases are the most i'm
portant members, is being construct
ed at Cherry Point but it Will be
owe a year before it is ready.
The Importance of the giant hook
up to the member towns, camps and
co-ops is tWo-fold. In the first place,
it provides a sefty factor and in
the second, it provides a market
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-06
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

7. W.:-"Wh is the cause Of a
cramp IN the leg muscle and what
action is to be taken about it,"
Answer: Cramp of the leg
muscles when walking may have
some serious meaning and NAV
not. Usually it means that the
arteries of the leg are not bring
ing enough nouriShment to the
muscles. This may De due to a
narrowing of the arteries. 1t is
important for you to find out and
would advise you to consult a
doctor who Will be able to tell you
whether you belong in the serious
class or whether it should be re-
garded as Of minor consequence.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-06

EDITORS NOTE DR., Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Zach pamphlet sells for 10 cents.
For any one pamphlet desired, send 10
cents in coin. and a self-sddress ed envelope
stamped with "A three-cent stamp, to DR..
Logan Clendenlng. in care of this paper.
The pamphlets ere Three Weeks Ranuc-
inc Diet. indigestion and Cons. -,
reducing and Gaming. In eed-
ing, Instructions for the I tnt of
Diabetes Feminine Hyc,c~- and The
Care of the Hair and s. ~.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-06

Ihose who live in the world with
4 tull sense OF responsibility for
making It better to the best OF thei,
ABILITY are helping to bring about
the just community.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-06
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-06
TRAFFIC FINE.

5. VI. Watkins paid 81 INTO the of,
ice OF he city clerk as a fine for q
traffic law violation, records Their
showed today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-06

n Il car keep a secret" He: I'm
ci%rculation?"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-01-06
Doctors Find No Excuse
For Soaring Americans

and they don't need to take a post
graduate course in nutriti1nal Sci
>I-cc to remain that way.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
Dance For Civil Defense Benefit Tomorrow Mite

Tickets for the Civil Defense dance on Saturday night are in great demand. Holiday parties are lonp past, and everyone is ready for a rousing get-to-gether.
 Not a little of the enthusiasm comes as well from the fact that proceeds from the dance will be used to purchase a new trans hitter for the broadcaSting sta tion at defense headquarters. ToWnspeople have come to rely upon the defense programs as source of pleasing diversion and entertainment, and they realize how the effectiveness of these programs can be increased with adequate equipment. Of major importance, however, will be the assurance of satisfactory perform ance when it becomes necessary to reach the entire community with information that is vital to our safety. Many who cannot at tend the dance are gladly buying tickets and so contributing their share to this worthwhile com munity project.
 Music will be furnished by Norman Johnson and Gordon Millspaugh. There are rumors of a special feature number for the dance program, but that is deep mystery.
 Tickets may be secured from school children as well as from members of the city council. We'll be seeing you Saturday night.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
Mayor Anderson Sends Birthday Wire To FDR

At the council meeting held on Monday, Jan. 26, the Council suggested that our Mayor wire our President congratulations on his Diamond Jubilee Birthday an niversary. Councilman Maloney made the motion and Council man O'Leary seconded it.
 Following is the wire, sent by Mayor Anderson to President Roosevelt:
 On behalf of the citizens of Nofe I extend to you our felicita- tions on this your sixtieth birth day stop May God spare you to gude the destiny of our nation in this crucial period in our history"
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
News Items Saturday Is Deadline Filing Of Candidacy

Saturday, Jan. 31, at midnight is the dead inc for filing of candi dacy for divisional representa- tive or senator in the general Territorial election.
 The U. s. Clerk of the Second Division District Court, with whom cand; ;dacy must be filed, announced today that Feb. is the legal dead inc date. Since Feb. l falls on Sunday, the dead line by law is advanced to the previous day, tomorrow, Satur- day, Jan. 3l.
 The following are those who have fl ed LID todate: Represent atives: Frank Whaley, Dem; C. A. Roust, Dem; and Henry C.. Miller, Rep.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
WIEN ACTIVITIES

Jan. 20 Bob Long made a trip to the Kougarok with freight and express.
 Jan. 30 = Bob Long left for North Fork with Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Mcdonald and freight.
 Rudy Billberg left for Deer ing, Candle and Kotzebue. L. L. Holmes was a passenger for Kot- zebue and enc selectee was re- turned to Deering. Billberg will return to Nome via Shaktoolik.
 Bill Pane left for Teller and Shishmarfe with Rev. E. Dahle.
 Sig Wien is due to return from Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
NIirOw Activities

Gordon Mckenzie returned from Anchorage yesterday via McGrath. The ship had freight for McGrath and Nome.
 John Moore returned from An chorage via Moses Pt. with a full load of express for that place.
 Today-The Vega left for An chorage. Passengers were Char les Maxwell, MT. Tevieter, AL yin Polet and two selectees.
 The tri-motor left for Anchor age with five selectees and Mrs. Don Isham. The ship also car ried freight for McGrath.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30

Sunday Benediction 7:30 p. m.
 Sunday Masses 8 and 10 a. m.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
Airways News
PAA Activities

An Electra arrived yesterday with Jerry Jones at the controls and left early this morning on the return trip with Mir and Mrs. Metcalf, MT. and Mrs. Tuck and Mrs. Ne'son. The plane also car ried considerable outgo' 'ng mail.
 A Pilgrim arrived today with a small amount of mail.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
Catholic Church

Father J.I. McHugh, S.J. (Psrtor)
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
NOTICE

First Card Party of the 1942 series, Pioneers of Alaska, will be held at Odd Fellows Hall, February 4, 1942.
 Cards, Refreshments, Renter tanment, Appropriate prizes, etc.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
A CORRECTION

In Wednesdays issue of the Nugget. we stated that the reg istration date for Alaska Select i've Service was set for Feb l. This is erroneous. The date is set for Feb. 16 1942.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
DEMOCRATS ATTENTION

An important meeting of the Nome Democratic Club will be held in City Hall on Friday. January 3Oth, at 9 o'clock p. m.
 M. J. Walsh, Chairman
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-30
Federated Church
Wilbur P. Wood. Pastor

Wilbur P Wood. Pastor
 Il a. m. = Church School
 7:45 p m. Worship service. MT. Bernie Knudsen will speak of his experiences as a teacher in the Hawaiian Islands. He has visited all of the Islands in the Hawaiian group and will give a timely discussion on the subject. Lavinia Wallace Young Mission
 Miss Constance Erickson,
 Superintendent
 1l:00 am. - Church School. 500 pm. = Worship Service. Miss Erickson will preach.
Evening star., 1942-11-19

disturbed by the talk of the five
million women required in industry
in '1943. And the whole college is
naturally disturbed by the talk of
responsible leaders in Washington
who believe that to win the war it
is necessary for every campus in the
country to be turned into military
camp"
To Continue Mental Arming.
Discussing woman's incursion into
masculine fields of activity, DR..
Davis continued: There is fear of
a great invasion, the invasion of
the intelligent woman, sweeping
down on Washington, capturing the
services either directly, as Miss
McAfee has done, or indirectly, cap
turing the Government agencies.
Indeed, unless we are stopped,
we propose to 60 on turning out
larger number of students prepared
for scientific research, statistical
work or for more training in medi-
cine and nursing. ready for impor-
tant and key positions in the mill
tary and civil services, as we'll as in
the professions and industry"
DR.. Davis explained the war
minors plan, by which liberal art
students take minor classes pre-
pairing them for some phase of war
work, and the proposed accelerated
plan OF studies, which possibly may
cut studies from four to three years.
After some courteous amenities to
Smith College alumnae, Miss Nc