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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

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FOR REDUCTION IN AUTOAlO.
bile bodily injury rates, see ne
Insurance is the only c@mmodiIv
with lower price trend. lnSuranr.
Department. Citizens BAN; ~
Trust Company. ri
ASKS US ABOUT FURTHER RE.
auctions in automobile Hbility IN.
strance. Gates lnsurancy Agency
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QUALITY co AIS, >ORREt"i
weights, top service you get Their
all from Doug and Bob Faulkner N
ii. q. Fall.ncr and Son, Coal ann
N"ou' ili'''e %"u 5-ti
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING:
Eight used pianos l"' :aic, all are
Tree irum moths and in ,.uud en-
diti"n. j. Il. Collins. phuuc 2Tl2
2T-2u
L ii + HENDERSON HATCHERY
has moved Ia town. Chicks ana
farmers cooperative feeds nnv.
ready at i2I South Garrett s,r,c:
two doors below i1l& Star parking
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EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE MOD
crn Shup-EXpcricnccd operators
Centrally located. Phone go fo:.
appointment. BridgerG BEAUTY
shop over parlcr'S Drug Store.
23-i!
FOR RENT: LARGE ROOM For
niiirc III Telephone BUILDING
Stoticr heat dav and night Water.
lights. toilet and jauitur service
furnished. Apply Telephone office
| 2T-4t.
SPENCER CORSETS-FOR INDI-
vidualiy designed c"rSctS. abdom-
NAL supports. bra$SiCrCs. etc. ,Iii
or see Miss Kate Furman. l27
Granite street. phone 263. 23-lG
! make your old shoes do many
more months of service. We viii
call for yours and deliver them.
Norwich Shoe Repair. phone i'll.
2O-u
FOR RENT: TWO TWO-ROOSI
apartments. steam heated. water
and lights furnished. For sale:
! Burroughs adding machine on
stand. Mrs. l.. W. Hobgood. phone
58l-W. l03 Zcnr street. 2+&2I
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds Of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
I FOR RENT FARM IN VANCE
county on the William,boru-Ox-
ford highway. Apply In Mrs. T. 7.
| Cults. Stuvdll. \. {. 2I-itI
SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF CARD
tables, ell types Il select from. See
window display. Hughes Furniture
Co. 27-Sli
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AND
! do nice work on your old shoes.
Try Us. ph,.:tc 2+6-J. Carolina
Shoe Shop. mex; la y. and u. 2i-tf
FOR SALE: 1911 SUPER DELUXE
Ford convertible. ! new tires. )
LtcGuard tubes. radio and heater,
| very low mileage. Address Box 80.
care Dispatch. 24tf
FOR RENT: TWO ROOM UNFUR-
niShcd apartment. suitable for one
or two people. S. p. Patterson.
27-2u
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FOR SALE: VARIOUS COLORS OF
large type chrysanthcmums. soc
pc. uu~,n. j. y. MunIurd's Plant
Farm. LouiSburg. n. {. 2&-2tI
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IoIcs IJn,Ymnri,rs Fh,;r. Flies.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED y
shipment of Leather picture
Frames: Cigarette holders, etc
Just the thing for the Ovcrsca..
Christmas Gift. Henderson Book
Company. 27-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

$40 PORK MAKER. BROILEii
mash GaSt growing. Super laying
(plcnty eggs. Chick scratch thc
bosD. Baby chicks u. S.. n. c. ap-
proved. Henderson Hatchery &
F. {. Y. Feed Store combined. Az
S. Garnett-PhOnc 87l. 27-Gi
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

YOUNG JERSEY MILK COW FOR
Sale. Sec II. Stewart, Route =.
Henderson. 2B-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

FOR RENT: TWO TWO-ROOST
apartments. steam heated. water
and lights furnished. For sale:
Burroughs adding machine on
stand. Mrs. l.. W. lobgood. phone
5Sl-W. iO3 Zcnr street. 24&2r
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

If YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT
don't forget Vita Var. It's the best
yet the lowest priced paint III
town. Tanner Roofing Co. 2O-ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

SPECIAL ASSORTMENT OF CARD
tables, ell types Il select from. See
window display. Hughes Furniture
Co. 27-Sli
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

FOR RENT FARM IN VANCE
county on the Williamsboro-Ox-
ford highway. Apply In Mrs. T.. T.
Cuts. Stuvall. n. {. 27-4il
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-28

WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER AND
do nice work on your old shoes.
Try us. Ph,.:tc 246-J. Carolina
Shoe Shop. next la y. and y. 24-tf
Evening star., 1942-05-03

grooves for the hinges to fit into.
He measured off the places and dug
out two grooves which even his
wife had to admit were very neat
and groovy. The only trouble was,
they didn't seem to be in quite the
right places.
Mr.. Frisbie began to mutter as he
worked. He said get him a candle.
His wife said why?
He said because there was no light
in the closet and he wanted to get
in there and see what was holding
up the works.
So she got him q candle, and
he crouchod down among the
clothes in the closet and said
now close the door. She closed it,
and her husband promptly lost
his balance, blew out the candle,
dropped hot tallow on his fin
gers, and fell over backwards,
taking large quantities of family
clothing with him.
He yelled hey open the damn
door, but an overcoat was over his
head and his voice didn't carry well.
Then his wife opened the door and
said now what foolishness had he
been up to while she had her back
turned answering the doorbell?
Mr.. Frisbie picked a vest off his
ear and started to speak, but his
wife said now wait, count ten and
remember how much room they were
saving with the new cabinet.
Mr.. Frisbie got up to five, and
then he spied pile of newly-arrived
packages. He said what were all
those things?
Mrs. Frisbie said oh they we're
just some things she had bought to
put in the new cabinet.
Mr.. Frisbie said six seven eight
nine ten d d---%o'+f?M
-Se0n c0RDETT
Evening star., 1942-05-03

Mr.. Frisbie wrestled it over to the
closet door. He measured it's width
against the inside of the closet door
and said hey this thing just did clear.
Mrs. Frisbie said well. just did was
as good as a mile, and think of all
the things they could keep out of the
way in the cabinet and all the space
they could save. She said after all,
they had 50 much stuff they needed
to utilize every inch of closet space
they could, didn't they?
The cabinet proved easy to
attach, and it was almost q per-
feet fit. The only thing wrong
was that the cabinets hinges
stuck over the edge of the door
just enough to keep it from clos
ing.
Mr.. Frisbie said the thing they
had to do now was to cut two
Evening star., 1942-05-03

rs. FRISBIE STUCK her head
" into the living room and
~ said was there handy man
in the house?
MIR. Frisbie tried to stay hidden
behind his newspaper. but he had
about as much chance as an ostrich
with its head in the sand. His wife
said the line formed on the right,
50 line up and follow her.
Mr.. Frisbie lined up and followed
her out into the hall, where he
found freshly delivered box five
feet high. He said and what, might
he ask, was in that? And she said
cabinet to put on the back of a
closet door. She said it was her
answer to his complaints that there
wasn't enough room in the house for
things.
They unlocked the cabinet, and
Evening star., 1942-05-03
Are your children ashamed
Of your honds2

Make your children proud Of your handsl Step L. Give
up strong washday soaps for dishwasing soaps that
make your hands rough and red Step Wash your dishes
with baby's pure gentle New Ivory Soap Result:
Smoother, loveGer hands in IL daysl
Evening star., 1942-05-03
Change TO IVORY

and see After IL days of Ivory dshwashng handsn
be lovelieri And speed9 Say just watch those creamy
Ivory suds foam up fast in hard water Hard work
ing suds that whisk dishes clean before you know It'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-30

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-30
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By SHEPARD BarcIav
1.-THE Authority on Authorities"

returned the spade X 10 prevent
diamond rufling. East played low
and South for some rcason decid~
ed TO do likewise, letting the 10
win in dummy The diamond 8 was
sent through to the to, and South
returned the club 2, North putting
on the q for the x t win. The
diamond A and a ruff of the dia-
mOnd ] followed, the club J won,
next the heart X and A, North re-
turning his third heart, which:
South ruffed Having only his top
three trumps left, South had to
lead into East AK. so that the
dcclarer made an extra trick.
At the other table, after North
won the opening club with the A,
he led the heart 6 to the X, took
the return with the A, led a third
heart for South to trump, and
then played low when South re-
turned the club 2 to the X. The
diamond A, the 4 to the x, spade
8 to the A. diamond J iuffed and
the heart j ruffed by the 7 made
the sixth trick for the defense.
East ru1fcd the club return and
took the spade X, bat had to give
the setting trick then to the
spade @.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-30
New Laws Cutting
Infant Mortality
Record in State
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
IN the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY BOB THQMPSAN

Ralcigh, June 80. - Through the
first five months of 1912 the num-
Der Of infant deaths decreased al
r~roNimateIy y II percent when
compared with the deaths of last
year. And that despite the fact that
more babies were born.
Through May Of last year the rec
CrdS Of the Bureau of Vital Statistics
Of the State Board Of Health reveal
that there were 2,25@ deaths among
baDIes Of less than a year old. Thu,
year the number dropped to 1880.
But that is not all the picture. Thro-
ugh May of last year lGl mothers
died in child birth or from its eff
feet. This figure has dropped to l35
for the first five months Of 1912.
Doctors are too cautious in their
public statements to attribute such
a decline TO any specific causc. They
want figures for years and years be
fore they ever venture an opinion.
But in explaining these figure, Viii
liam Richardson Of the State Health
Department did point out two laws
pas ed by the legislature Of 1899. One
requires that both husband and wife
be examined and found free of Ven
ercal disease before the marriage H.
cense is issued, The other requires
every pregnant woman t. undergo
a blood test to discover whether She
has syphilis.
AS the e laws have both been in
effect for some time now" said
Richardson, lit is reasonable to as
rI,,,n tlat thpy bath hD,ra q hnarn)O
N the present downward trend III
our infant and material death rate.
In fact that is the purpose for which
they We're enactCd-tO save moth
ers and babiCs.'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-30
DON'T BE A :

SOME PLAYERS are squan-
I"rer,, playing their winning
cards at the earliest opportunity
ahd thereby simplifying the prob
lrnls of the enemy. Some go to the
other extreme and are regular
mlstrs when it comes to holding
n TO their high cards and trumps
A between the two. the first is
probably the better fault to have
Neither, however, is as effective
being balanced about the mat
ter, being neither in haste to use
your good cards nor unduly stingy
about spending them.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-30

Tow boats could not bulge q
huge dead whale washed on the
rocks near Bucnos Aires, Argentina,
50 it had to remain until dry enough
o burn.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-30

Dealer: East. EaSt-WcSt Vul-
nerable.
East South West North
IA Pass Pass Dbl
Possibly East should have bid
2-Hearts after that double, to give
his partner a choice, since his own
hand was so strong, but he passed
in preference to raising the height
of the contract. South, of course,
did right in passing. SO he could
play for penalties against the vul-
nerable opponents, in view Of his
trump holding. The same bidding
as that chronicled above was used
at two different tables of a dupli-
cate game. In other cases, East
redoubled, or bid hearts or No
TrumpS on the second turn.
Notice what happened in the
play however. at one table. The
club 10 Went to the A, and North
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
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IL. Y. DurIing

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

Dope" and what happens In the Aim, the word
Jerk is heard three times.
formed shoulder is solid gcid-a gift from adnirer
Ann Corio. 49,
DICTOWN Smalltalk: Eddie Fink. who has
ID PLAYED the piano for 80 years at Luchows
land never boogie-woogie) Is losing his job there.
Hundreds OF admirers are sizzling. y,
Chlorine Hazel Baker in crash last year
cwho wouldn't walk againo is dancing in
THE Big-Time: cugats recording Of "NishtinE
i gale" and David Roses crew with all those
vioiins) toying with his Our Waltz lovely
Allyn Joslyn's cinemage Glowing in Wife
The Disitanos dancing at the Persian Room.
The Andrews Sisters newest: Penn. Polka"
Joan Crawford in They All Kissed the Bride"
ssesesess's n s aoep sns o5rcha Wife,
James Ronalds novel; "Old Soldiers Never
MANHATTAN MuRALs: The attractive blue
WI dirnout shades running up and down the
sides OF the Astor.
The fruit tree in the Columbus Circle Childs'.
The beauty shops sign: "Cosmetricks"
The gent riding bike with the tiny sign on
II reading: Rolls Royce"
The man with the hoe In the vacant lot Cat
9Th and 52nd) who attracts bigger crowds than
all the Swing Street joynts. Has considerable
stuff under cultivation.
The many milk-bars along Broadway. which
has gone sissy.
The woman, exiting from a fashionable 5th
Avenue store and handing two enlisted men
(strolng by) $50 bill.
"Hsve good time" she said, as she FASTENED
on into limousine.
She was in deep mourning.
BROADWAY Is Where: The bootblack In
ID Shubert Alley works 8 months and then
holidays In Florida the other a.
Loew's State. where vaudeville never died,
isn't mentioned in the stories crediting vaudes
re-birth
Four mems haberdasheres have been display
ing: Going Out of Business" for two years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

of the Roxy Theater-where he once was king.
CALIIES IN Our Alley: The discussion turned
~ to nian-about-town, VIGOROUSLY famed for
his infdelity, although his wife refers TO him as
my faithful husband"
To which a wit Dot Parkerd:
There you have three lies In many words"
At Club 81 some one told Henry Youngman:
II hear they just caught the biggest hotel
thief I'm Florida
Really" said Henry, "what hotel did he
runs"
MEMOS of Midnjghter: Faith Baldwin
NI remains in Drs Hospital for second tminor)
operation.
Lord Mountbatten, while here. dwelled at the
Lowell Hotel under the name OF Major Phillips.
Billy Conn's chums say he needs fight too,
TO pay income taxes OF S11. 900.
Hedy Lamar and Reginald Gardiner have
resumed.
The Bob Crosbys hear it'll be twins
Add to the Fergoodnessakes Dept: Brig.
Cen1 Hale's punch line about Midway
Tho Navy found the enemy-and the Army,
Navy and Marines gave 'em hell.' was edited by
some radio stations to: gave 'em the works.
The Hays Office changed the movie title:
The Magnificent Jerk" to The Magnificent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19


Hoffman. Magician. His act consists Of pour
ing out OF a pitcher any drink you name.
In New Jersey magicians doing the Think
Drink" type Of act have to have liquor licenses.
GYPSY ROSE LEE chews gum secretly She
" says chewing gum prevents a woman from
getting a double chin.
This is the thirtieth anniversary of the auto
mobile self-starter. Before 1912 you had to
whirl a crank before you could start the engine.
The Cadillac was first car TO have the self
starter.
Remember Pearl Harbor But don't forget
Bataan. Or Wake Island!
AS for Quaint tastes in food I have known
persons who put sugar on fish. Some who put
cream on sliced tomatoes. A fellow who
sprinkled pepper on Strawberries. And another
who put catsup on cuStard pie.
60 FAR the British have had AZ 953 men killed
- in action The Germans have lost about
100000 men 10 date; most OF them in Russia,
Only about 10000 Germans actually took part
in the campaign resulting in the conquest of
France.
Writes Flint, Mich, matron;
IL have been housekeeping for over 80 years.
keep a seven-room house, cooking for eight people
and I enjoy every minute Of II.
1.-THE satisfaction one gets from cooking a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

She is Wirsoms wse thing.
She is Handsome uee thing,
She is bonnie Wse thing.
This street. nee Wife o. mine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

Is the only male dress
maker ever born in
Texas. He is a gradu-
ate of Southern Metho-
dist University, famous
for its triple threat
quarterbacks.
John d. Hertz Jr.
Lucky fellow who just
married Myrna 10y.
Mr.. Hertz's father.
note d transportation
expert, originated the
idea OF painting taxi
cabs yellow. He was
also the owner OF that
noble thoroughbred,
Reign Count.
Think a Drink
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19


ing
V,HE 'Volksauto," the car the Germans were
Il promised. paid instruments on and never
got was in 1888. stated 10 be guaranteed TO go
81 miles hour and do 80 miles on a gallon
of gas.
The air cooled motor of this car was 10 be
in the rear. Many people think that the cars
that will be made in the United States after
the war will have the engines In the rear.
Observed Joubert:
Those who never retract their opinions love
themselves more than they do truth"
AS TO life beginning at 40. Sarah Buell. Hale
al 40 was left widow with FIVE children 10
tention and became the editor of Godeys Lady
Book al Ill.
And remained the editor of that publication
As previously stated here Mrs. Hale originated
the saying See America First" and wrote Mary
Had Little Lamb
WRITES a Nebrsskan
w 'The best feminine novelist from Nebraska
IL not Villa Gather but Bess streeter Aldrich.
And when you named celebrated Nebraskans you
left out Fred Astaire born In Omaha and Harold
Lloyd horn In Pawnee CITY, Neb"
A Macarthur Sundae" consists Of vanilla
ice cream, BURBERRY and strawberry sauce,
toasted coconut and whipped cream, with small
American flag crowning the mixture.
a "A doctor gave me one year TO live. L GER
tainly fooled that old boy that was 80 years
ago." writes a Chicagosn.
Maybe you didn't fool the doctor much
as you thought. Perhaps he told you what he
did to make you take better of yourself.
QUERIES from clients:
0 Q-Who first wore Stacks IN Hollywood.
Was it Dietrich or Carlo?
A-Garbo wore Stacks before Dietrich came
10 Hollywood. l know because when l lived in
Santa Monica Cal. used to see Greta attired
in els tak no mr. inc NvaI m no
But l can't say whether or not Carlo was the
first film star 10 wear Stacks.
Q-Has Winston Churchill made definite
statement as TO when he thinks the will
be over?
A-Churchill recently stated ne believed the
war would end:
Possibly In 1912. probably in 1e4S, certainly
In 1914"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

mans, a foursome OF
bigtime funny-folk. a
study in ennui In the
Stork-cub.
The new uniforms
adjoining Major Anatole
Litvak of Hollywood
and Ensign Frank
Young Of United Press.
Max Reinhardt, the
Miracle" man, on With
Avenue with his prize
pupil, Audra Lindley.
the actress with the
orb-arresting figure.
Jean Goldket tt e.
the Glenn Miller of
another era, standing
unrecoqnized in front
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19
On Broadway
Walter. WincheU

Trad. Marx Registered. copyhsh,. is.1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

good meal keeping n clean orderly house can
not be surpassed by any other work unless II be
creative dressmaling, composing music or paint
ingr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

T'HE Big Parade; Eve Curie. chin cupped in
l. hand, studying the Hudson from a Clare
mont Inn ringside table.
Jeanne Cagney. Jimmy's kid sister, re-
freshing breeze
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-19

HENRY FONDA. modern version of Charlie
IL Ray Haven't forgotten Ray already have
you! Picture I liked Fonda in best that
story OF the Erie Canal, The Farmer Takes
Wife"
Evening star., 1942-08-05
British-American Ties
.Wor|d's S Best Hope
Parliament Is Told
Simon Answers Statement
Atlantic Charter Is Only
Expression Of Aspiration
BY the Associa ted Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Aug. 5.-Answering a
statement by Lord Bennett that
the Roosevelt-Churchill Atlantic
Charter is nothing more than
the expression of hopes and aspi-
rations on the part of the Presi-
dent of the United States and our
Prime Minister" Lord Chancellor
Viscount Simon told Parliament
today that British American CO.
operation is the best hope for
the world"
He added that the charter was
really "a pledge of cooperation not
only in framing plans for peace but
in carrying them out. If that is
achieved there is no place in his
tory too high to put this document. "
The Atlantic Charter was an
nounced last August IA
The debate was begun by Lord
Davies, who urged establishment
now of an interallied commission
to study the implications of the
Atlantic Charter and the British
Russian treaty.
Lord Bennett said that in the
United States legislation giving force
to operation of the charter declara-
tions could only become effective
after Senate approval.
That was why there was treaty
with Russia but not with the United
States, he said, because it was by
no means certain that the result
might not be the same as when
President Wilson gave his approval
to the eLague of Nations,
Recalling the fate of Wilson'S
Fourteen Points. to which the At
lantic Charter has been likened.
Lord Bennett added. Nothing
could be more fatal than to make
a declaration of views with respect
to peace and then have oar enemies
defeated. saying they relied upon
/ statements which we made but to
which we could not give effect be-
cause they were our declarations and
not the declarations OF every one
/ concerned with u.s.
We must be careful not to attach
/ too much Importance to speeche.
made by public men in the United
: States on matters of this kind.
Here the Prime Minister could
bind the government and country OF
else go out of Office in the endeavor
to give effect to his conclusions
In the United States this is not so.
Lord Bennett, born in Calgary
was Prime Minister Of Canada from
1880 to 1885.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Mt. Rainier Boy browns
As Bay Swamps Launch
BY the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. 5.-A
9-year-old Mount Rainier. Md. boy
drowned today at Selby-on the Bay,
about 10 miles from here, when the
motor boat in which he was riding
with his father and brother, II, was
sWamped by rough water, sinking
500 yards from shore.
DR.. John r. Claf1y, Anne Arun-
del County medical examiner. re-
ported the victim was David Pat
rick Williams. He drowned, DR..
Claffy said, despite the efforts of his
father, James Frederick Williams,
who lives at 1901 Thirtieth street in
Mount Rainier, to rescue both David
and his brother, Russell.
DR.. Claffy reported that Mr.. Will
liams assisted Russell to safety but
said David went down after they
swan a short distance toward the
shore
Capt. Vinton Bull of the Mary
land Conservation Department, and
County Policeman Homer Dawson
stationed at Galesville, recovered
the body after brief search. DR.
Claffy said the Williams were
spending the day with friends when
the tragedy occurred. -Four other
children survive.