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Evening star., 1942-12-06

changes, if any. had occurred in hel
absence.
Yes. Hollywood has changed. Ole
favorites are out, newcomers in
Death, divorce, marriage, but mos
OF all, the war and all that it means
have radically altered the map o1
movieland. There is a subdueo
feeling in the atmosphere, an air o1
living on borrowed prosperity. The
sheen has gone, although it never
was a glow, merely a tinsel glitter
Nelson Eddy, the former singing
giant OF Metro, is no longer under
contract to that or any ether studio
He is confining himself to the radio
which is good idea-because his
voice is beautiful, his acting wooden
jeanette Macdonald is also con-
splcuous by her absence from the
Metro lot. ditto Norma Snearer, cur
rentiy preferring domesticity with
her skiing inStructor-h husband
Where Is Garbo?
Jimmy Stewart was a rookie when
I was last in Hollywood. He is now
a lieutenant :. Mickey Rooney was
bachelor. He is now in the throes
OF a reconciliation with his tall bride
Ava Gardner, tThe lady, like Diana
Lewis, wife Of William Powell. would
like to combine marriage with a
screen career. but the poor. lucky
dears cannot act Charles
Laughton who hated Hollywood, now
loves II, and has become an Amer
lean citizen . Greta Garbo is ap-
parently unable to get a movie lob
-. George Cukor who directed the
Swedish actress in her last film is
now a private in the Army and was
asked at his induction, How much
do you earn a week?" He replied,
"a 000,' Il said week. not a
year" replied his irritated ques-
toner.
Greer Carson, with her perfor-
mances in Mrs. Miniver" and Ran
dom Harvest, has taken over the
title, First Lady of HOLLYWOOD. :"
Or perhaps she shares it with Joan
Fontalne Lana Turner has
taken unto herself a new husband,
stephen Crane, and is holding his
hand in all the public places. Joan
Crawford is doing the same with her
new acquisition, husband Philip
Terry =. Ruth HGssey is now Mrs.
Robert Longnecker-he's q sergeant
-. RKO studio, which lost money
regularly during my six years in
Hollywood, is now on a terrific up
swing, with Charles Koerner, vice
president, doing the swinging .
ace director, Carson Kanin, who
used to be enamored of Katherine
Hepburn has been assigned to spe-
cial duty with the Office of Strategic
Services. Miss Hepburn. who trans
ferred her affections to a famous
film actor, mas now transferred her
self back to the New York stage.
Death has taken Carole Lombard
In a regrettable plane crash =. d.
John Barrymore has departed to a
place where memory and a black
Evening star., 1942-12-06
A Hays Office Job
That Has Amenities

The Hays Office boy was
called down to the set of Care
less Cinderella" to approve or
reject the three-ounce costume
Lana Turner was wearing. He
looked her up and down, over
and over.
"Sa-a-a-y." said Lana i'm
patiently, "do you get paid for
this?"
yep" said the morals man,
"but today I'm donating my
salary to the USO!"
Evening star., 1942-12-06
S13,333.4 a Minute

While In Boston on her combined
p. a. and bond tour. Republic Star
Jane Withers dashed out to a sub
urban town between theater shows,
sold 100000 worth of bonds in IS
minutes and made it back to the
theater in time for the next show.
Release date of James first Republic
starrer, Johnny Doughboy," will be
announced soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29
OR AkluM
CRACKERS
HOLLAND IN AMERICA

Dutch Guiana has been added to
the list of bases on foreign soil
where U. S. troops are stationed for
protection of the Americas. Let's
take a quick trip southwark for a
look at this hot bit of Holland in
South America.
/. What type of mines will U. S.
troops protect in Dutch Guiana?
What vital defense metal Is pro-
duced from their ore?
2. Do the Netherlands have any
other possessions in this hemisphere
besides Dutch Guiana?
3. Where are French Guiana and
French Guinea situated?
4. BY what other name Is Dutch
Guiana known?
S. What are principal resources
and products of Dutch Guiana?
ANSWERS on Back Page
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29

chance" she said.
Say, gall" Van Clark leaned
across TO her. THE business OF
linesman, in case you haven't been
told. is to outplay the other guy"
"Of course. But"
angel outplayed two opponents
half the time and kept three plenty
busy at odd moments. Isn't that
right, Mr.. Oliver?"
The Doc nodded. II haven't seen
better end play since Brud Holland.
There's q professional scout from
the Magnates here. Todd is likely
to hear from him"
We all went over TO Rogues Hall
for drink. There We ran into the
Magnates' representatives
The big boy, here, sure did n
job on that truckhorse OF a tackle"
he said, patting Angel on the
shoulder.
Il thought it was rotten, the way
he tried to hit Angel when Angel
was trying TO help him." Juddy said
Help him, huh?" The scout gave
boot. I'D hate to have anyone
help me that way. Why, he rubbed
enough dirt into that Tarzan's eyes
to load a dumpcart."
angel! You didn't"
why, Juddy," he said, "he'd have
got me If I hadn't got him.
You mean he tried to foul you?"
Angel laughed. whats a foul
when the ump isn't looking! Be
sensible, sweetness. Somebody had
to put him out so he'd stay out.
Isn't that right, Mom?'
Depends on the point of view"
said. "As business proposition
I'd say you were right. And ex-
pect football is more business than
it, is anything else"
Sure, it u.s." the scout said. "And
a good business to be in"
We'll, I think it's rotten Juddy
said ut takes all the fun out of
winning my bet"
Angel put on his coaxing way.
Come on, honeybunch," he said.
Don't go prissy on me. Let's just
the two of us go out to dinner
somewhere"
mo; don't want to, Angel she
said. I'm going to Tambay."
Instead of taking it on the smile,
as l expected he would, Angel got
cocky. Could you blame him for
feeling his oats?
20. K, If that's the way you feel
about It," he said. "I1l jog into
town and get myself a snoot-full Of
celebration. Trainings off, and ]
guess I've got 1t coming to me-"
I think he had, at that.
We didn't see him for several
days. Itotted up the accounts for
the week END. We'd taken in close
| to three hundred and seventy five
dollars. Besides, there was Juddy's
four hundred and my fifty on the
game. We could thank Angel for
that.
Again I was singing at my work
Juddy wasn't. She felt bad about
Angel when he didn't show up.
| Tambay was shy another regular
Maurie Sears wasn't coming around
any more. 1t got me to thinking.
All his friends laid off him about
the mix-up at the Rice Club. But
there was bunch of s1nall-toWn
rats that hung around the corners,
and heard they'd taken to Singer
ing and passing remarks when
Maurie went past. One of 'em was
a big loafer named Bike Golf. He
had reputation for knifink mig
gers. and had spent half his twenty
first year in the pen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-29

Bike thought II would be smart
to take a crack at swell like
Maurie Sears who, generally speak,
ing, wouldn't so much as spit down
wind in his direction. He braced
him one morning as Maurie was
going past with a hunting crop in
his hand he was taking TO the re-
pair shop.
Hey, SearSyw
Being funny OF course. That
kind OF scum don't make themselves
folksy with Mauries and Searses
and Rantouls. His gang gave him
a laugh for it. Maurie stopped.
What did you call me?" he said
Mister Sears, to you. Got your
gun back from that Yankee?"
Maurie moved toward him. and he
backed up. Don't you hit me-" he
said.
His hand went TO his belt. but he
didn't get far enough to do any
harm. The hunting crop cracked
down on his wrist, and the knife
rolled into the gutter.
None Of the bunch was laughing
now. Bike was mounting over his
fingers
Look at his hand. Is il broken?"
Bantry examined it. ut looks
right queer, Mr.. Sears"
Take him to Dr.. Starrow. Tell
the doctor the bill is 10 come to me
Has anyone else anything to say?"
I There wasn't any answer, except
Bikes Sniffles.
! That served notice on Leverton
that Maurie Sears wasn't safe to
fool with. The bad part Of 1T was,
though, that it started the talk up
again. Old Uncle Rantoul Maurie,
who was eighty-four and ought to
have had more sense, went shuffling
around town saying that in his day
any dam-yankee who tried to dis
arm a gentleman wouldn't have
lived long enough to say his pray
ers. At the frederic, if heard it
once, l heard it twenty times from
talky customers that it was only a
question of time when Sears would
get lickered up and so on the war
path of honor.
Ito Be Continued
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Wanted Miscellaneous

a PARTY wants furniture az soon Ne
possible: NIu pay caSH. Tyler 6-e223.
AN In need Of any kind OF good used fur
nTtCre a. once. Highest prices. DA. 4207.
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
NFW REFRIGERATORS
LIMITED SUPPLY
SeWing Machines

Al SEWING machine vacuum. washer
repair In homes 81. Free estimates.
.LESOX 5000 Central Service
RARGAIS- sale-nnS sulHg machines. Sing
ers Whites etc. Used In good condition.
SASS up EleC'rcs used. 1895 up. New
electric So g up. terms. Guaranteed.
open evenings
SEWING MACHINE SALES co.
1873 Broadway a. Grand River ca. 1888
3i3O Cd. River AT Trumbul TE. 1880
$3.50 ca. River AZ MRrtndAle TI. t.5b3T
1892 " Fort az Military VI. 1880
1887 r jefferson AT Philip LIE. 1890
1853 Grstllt ur 1-Mile AR. s3if
Free Estimates on Repairs
WHITE. 1872 carload must unload S34 .e5,
Sie.g5 used 50. sl5O Grauot.
READ Times Want Ads for proht-use
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

-N'iA'A iNoAA DN"NNy -NN ~ N''''"
SEQ ~ value Fuilv guaranteed few
Fzmp.O lett SaCr.ure a. SIi.t5.
Washington. 1855 CRATIC Open evenings
NY msks cstpets rugs living m flrr
~ TO- ah.Ne wholesale D'r ia 2sNf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

De Luxe GROOM OUTFIT
Stv ana completely furnished includes 2.
pC living room suite. rugs. lamps, tsbleS.
s. pc bedroom SUITE throw rugs. 6-pc.
dinette. 5-pc breakfast set 7-pc. cup
board set. dishes gas rarEe ana radio.
only Sio5. IL pays TO buy better furniture
on budget plan at WARDS Outlet. 7i3i
Harper 14l40 Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
CORNELL, s2qs WOODWARD

BID s.. room see rsg 81 rocker - %
meal cabinet, 81 e' Kisrs 1925 GrA,ot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

BEDROOM suite four piece walnut SIT
no-s sg-Ings sacruiC,Eg. So. IniNef
effy p.lET2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
American Beauty Mattresses

American Beauty Mattresses
Seq ~ value. Fuuv rusrsrtssd few
FzruV.Cs lett SaCT.ure At SIls5
Washington. 1855 CRATIC Optn evenings
NY msbs rstpets, rugs living m Hrr
~ TO-. above wholesale I'r "a 2sHf
Bargain. Be1room sgre'!
DRASTIC REDUcTICNs- sAVEi
PRICED FROM $50
A -. selection - hish grad. } Srt +-pc.
NarHc. zeors st-ps saunv5.d walnut
b. cached Lime OAK. many Ia Hah0gAuy
Wa.rlt ard blea he'd hrish. Choioe o.
,ar'y. che" bed o. dresser. shop or
CORNELL. s2Qs WOODWARD
open ives 20 @. Sun. ll-a
BEAUTIFUL ontrsprng rs,tre's is2-eoi.
81 - Crown 27oo Gra'i't 4's1 Mich
BID s. room see rIg 81 rocker $50.
metal cabinet 81 %. klsfs 1925 Graii't.
BED sprns mattress. new. 81 Bensun
i332t Woodward. Eve, sunfA' IL
BEDROOM OUTFIT. ~"
dresser spring and ma,'re', Compile $40
81 IN DELIVERS LONG EASY TERMS
CROWN
s-oo GR,Ttor t771 N,rHlc>H
BED ROOM SUITE $33
~ asrrl Srp, wal frI~r tt nef
su., a,e-fef worm SO. ssc..a., 't"s,
,2'N Woodward caraeN crer E,'s So.
mors sp-Ins' sscrifSHs. So. Inivet.
BREAKFAST set. rev s.pc, s. Renso,
1929 Woodward. evenings. SUNDAY. Is
BuHk BIDS. springs. 2 ma, 81
Benson 1920 Woodward. I'VE sun -
CARPETS rug, made over. Ia'd. r.rsired.
Standard Rug opt. Cleaners. RA eS5i
COMBINATION bookcase, and desE So
truffe' Tirtor) radio. Archer piano
lvAfhue IT'S
COSGOLFUN RUGS. sNi7 So
LIES 1891 GRATIor lls W McNicHoLs
pE Luxe GROOM OUTFIT
Stv and completely furnished includes 2.
pc living room suite. rugs. lamps. tsbleS.
dinette. 5-pc breakfast set 7-pc. cup.
board set. dishes gas ranEe and radio.
only Mes Il pays 70 eRy ss' o,i iarni!a aa.
Harper 1910 Harper.
FREIGHT-R Refused, damaged unclaimed
warehouse 2727 Livsrnois- Michigan Cen
tral car shop
Pore. 5-pc breakfast set ne~ $40 Ben.
san. 1881 Woodward Eve. sunday ia
URNITURE-BRAND NEW--TERMs
fsH &-pC. lNi0g room hllte , d Ae
SIZE 2.pc suite sample at..........,. o.
$50 modern 3.pc bedroom set......,... ~
1929 bedroom 3-pc. massive .......... 90
4-rgom Home Outfit, complete ......... IS
includes parlor suite, extra char. rug
bedroom suite large dinette, 5.pc kitchen
set, tables lamps, pillows. all floor sample
groups
STATE SAMPLE FURNITURE co.
1872 MICHIGAN, NEAR GRISWOLD
Open ewes. To- 9. Tues and Wed. To J.. m
GORGEOUS ape bedroom suite, new. so
Benson, 1924 Woodward. Eve Sun. -
1T PAYS 70 BUY the Central Stores way.
II locations In Detroit.
LARGE ktcn,n tsble tour chalrs excel.
lent condition, 1000. Ably iOl" 10.
gArth
LIVING ROOM BARGAINS
100 beautiful 2 and apiece living room
suites 20 20. New and floor samples
Values UP to 500. sacrifice for cash. So.
S2s s35
Sun Furniture, 1922 Gratiot
OPEN EVENINGS TILL p NJ
LIVING ROOM suites. manufacturers noor
samples unusual values II of. Open
ewes Arcadia Furn. 6sjs Grstot.
LIVING RM. suites. l0ee above cost, save
40oo. Van Lokern. 1887 Charlevoix.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Furniture, Household Good
100 Bedroom Suite Bargains

Beautiful 3 and i-pc suites 10 go: these
suites are faCtoB esplay samples sou
save uR 20 b0r, value az 90 $3.50. sacri-
flee a. A2j N3J aud $l5 terms or cash.
Sun Furniture 1922 Gratiot
OPEN EVENINGS TILL
sxi2 RUG So. benson 1924 Woodward
open evenings. sunday IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

coSGoLEuN RUGS sNi7 S2-s
LIES 1891 GRATIOT lls W NcNlCHOLs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

BED. sprlnE mattress. new, 81 Berspn
l332t Woodward. Eve, SunfAF IL
BEDROOM OUTFIT. SEW
Modern &c So Choice ~ vanity O.
dresstf spring and mat'resS. Compi.'e $50
81 IN DELIVERS LONG EASY TERMS
Grown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
CARPETS. rugs made over. lad. r.raire
Standard Rug = opt. Cleaners. RA esi

COMBINATION bookcase and dssE 81
ttuffet rtrfor) rafio; Archer plano
ivAfhue T-5s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
UP HOUSEHOLD GOODS and APPLIANCES
An CAR RADIOS REDUCED

ALL CAR RADIOS REpUcEp
9 push button Philco, SIS q. NJ. Deice
push button. sit: Phiico. ti2; fits al els
AZ 40 cars; 81 wk. on these used demons
strators. s29s Woodward. Middiewsst. op<e
evenings 10 Q. sunday II to ).
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate listings
in the big sunday Times Want 40
lection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28

BREAKFAST set, rev, a-pc, s.. kensor
1922 Woodward. evenings SUNDAY. IL
BLK BEDS 2 springs. mat So
Benson 1924 Woodward I've Sur. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
BED ROOM SUITE. SO

n a.rr.l strip, val HrIsr rcf
ans. trc-fef worm $50 sac. a.. 'f"s
sf'Lr'. wHrret su.ics
e2sN Woodward CargG open Isss So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Radio Service

a. RADIO repairing free estimates:
homes. LEMON $3.50 Central Radio
Service
PERRY Radio Service Drexel Il@
Fischer Free estimates GALS 81
RADIO sERViCE--Gusrsnteed service In
cludinE psrfs snf tubes current models
81 SO. Tyisr 6-eO3s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-28
Brpossrssrp BROOM OUTFIT

EXoelleut condition 2-pc. living room
suite. s-pc. dining room suite. 3-pc. bed
room suite 5-rOom Oh heater. SO cash.
WARDS Quiet. 743i Harper. open sun
day u 70 3.
RUGS rsed. cleaned s7s5 up Runner'
throws Amer carpet cir. 1898 Oakland.
RUGS Discontinued psiterns.- plenty -Di
sXfZ sizes Included 33tv discount, al
grades, Coiors and patterns. ROGERS CO..
retail outlet. 2sl6 East Grand Blvd
KuG SNIP. sxl0. mill 2nds, s22 80 today.
IstF l2ih. nr. Temple.
TWO.PlECE uving room suit, $50 50.
UNCLAIMED FURNITURE
CADILLAC STORAGE, l2th a. TUXEDO
Used s-piece sohd OAK dining room SUITE.
good condition. - Cash WARD s
outlet. 7i34 Harper. open Sunday II 20 g.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-18

Georgia. There is no charge for any
Of these seats, nor for admission to
any of the meetings
A reception dinner with leading
citizens of Atlanta is to be held in
the Dinkler Room of the Ansley Hotel
on Friday, October 9th, the day the
General arrives in Atlanta.
General Carpenter, because of his
position as International Leader of
The Salvation Army, and because of
his service in many countries, is in q
position to give an informative and
inspiring talk.
1t is probable also that the General
may be heard over a radio hook-up
during his visit in the United States.
AS a leader of Christian thought
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-18
WILLIAM S. MESSICK
FORMER RESIDENT DIES

William S. Messick, a former resi-
dent of Pocomoke City, but for many
years living in Accomack county,
Virginia, died suddenly at his home
in Bloxom, on Saturday of last week.
Being somewhat late for breakfast,
he was called, but no answer being
received, investigation found him
dead in his bedroom. He was Go
years old and was born in Delaware.
While a resident in Pocomoke, Mr..
Messick was connected with the Mar
vel Package Co. About 40 years ago,
he married Miss Hattie B. School
field, sister of Mrs. Robert Copper,
Mrs. N. E. Sartorius, ST., and of Mr..
William S. Schoolfield In Virginia
he was engaged very successfully in
the general merchandise and fruit
produce business.
The deceased is survived by two
children: William S. Jr., of Parksley;
and Mrs. Virginia NJ. Miles, Of Biloxi
ON. Funeral services were held on
Monday at the home in BloXom, after
which the remains were brought to
Pocomoke City and inferred in the
cemetery of Salem Methodist Church.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-18
MISS DRYDEN Welded
TO Mr.. H. B. HACKETT

The wedding of Miss Kathryn +.
Dryden, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George E. Dryden, of Pocomoke City,
to Mr.. Harry B. Hackett, Jr., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hackett, of Will
mington, Del, took place Friday
morning, Sept. II, at the parsonage
of the Grace Methodist Church with
the Rev. DIR. B. M. Johns officiating.
The bride wore an Ariel blue wool
coat dress and matching hat with
burgundy trim, and burgundy acces-
series. Her corsage was of white or
chids. Her matron of honor, the
mother of the bridegroom, wore a
wool violet suit, black hat trimmed
with orchid ostrich plumes, black ac-
cessories, and a corsage of white or
chids. After a reception for the i'm
mediate family at the Hackett home,
the couple left for honeymoon trip
to st. Louis, Mo. On their return,
they will make their home in Will
mington, Del.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-18
RAILROADS ARE DOING
AN EXCELLENT JOB

If it were not for "the excellent
Job that the railroads are doing" in
bringing more than 100000 barrels of
petroleum a day into the East, the
oil situation along the Atlantic Sea-
board would be far more critical
than it is" according to R. w. Brown,
President, Lehigh Valley Railroad,
and Chairman, Committee on Public
Relations, Eastern Railroad Presi-
dents Conference.
In a recent radio roundtable discus
sion over the Atlantic Coast Network,
Mr.. Brown pointed out that practical
ly all of the approximately 100000
tank cars in service belong to the oil
companies and the private tank-car
companies, and that "about the only
connection that the railroads have
with the movement of tank cars is to
furnish the tracks and the power to
pull them"
"And I want to say right here" he
stated, chat the railroads stand
ready to transport every carload of oil
they may be asked to move"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-18
Conventions To Meet
Today In Baltimore
Continued from Page II

merely combinations Of primary cleo
ton RETURNS. Considerable interest,
will be injected into the
Democratic body by reason of the
Ward-Roo Congressional contest
Both candidates, it is reported have
applied for a recount in the counties
they lost in the primaries. This,
together with the soldier vote may
change the complexion of things as
they now stand in connection with
contested seat. Mr. Ward now leads
by IS votes. The largest soldier vote
on the Eastern Shore goes to Queen
Anne county, Mr.. Roe's home, and
there is possibility he may be
counted in.
Some quick work will have to be
done relative to the credentials of the
delegates. According to law, those
cannot be signed until noon today
(Friday). the date Of the convention.
Just how they will get to Baltimore,
is a problem. In these days of fast
transportation by motor land vehicles
and air planes, perhaps the difficulty
will be overcome.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-18

This was followed by the appointment
as Chief Secretary for the Eastern
Australian Territory, and in turn was
followed by his promotion to the
rank Of Commissioner and appoint
ment to command The Salvation
Army forces in all of South Ameri-
ca From South America he was
transferred to Canada, where he be-
came the Territorial Commander of
The Salvation Army, from which posi-
ton he was elected General of the
world wide Army, following the re-
tirement of General Evangeline
Booth.
General Carpenter, accompanied by
Mrs. Carpenter. by special arrange
ment vas brought to America via
Transatlantic Clipper, and arrived in
New York early in September where
he was enthusiastically greeted by
leaders Of the American forces Of The
Salvation Army.
In honor of his visit a series of
meetings has been arranged by the
Southern Territorial Commander OF
The Salvation Army, Commissioner
VIM. c. Arnold These meetings are
to be held in Atlanta, Georgia, Terri
torial Headquarters city of The Sal
walton Army in the South, and will
continue from October 9th to October
18th inclusive.
A great public civic reception is to
be rendered the General Sunday af-
temoon, October 18th at the City
Auditorium, seating 1000 people
Out of town friends Of the Army
who desires reserve seats may obtain
them by writing to Commissioner
VIM. c. Arnold. 81 Ellis St., Atlanta,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1942-09-18

Buy U. S. Defense Stamps