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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Rise Stevens. the Met Operas beauteous
canary, is reported to have prepared Tor Holly
wood by studying the difference between ham
and histrioncs" It's simple "Histrionics is
your kind of acting and ham the kind the other
actors are doing
ing piece which is full Of the same kind OF
talk as Lindberghs most unpopular broadcast
You know the one. l|l
V,HE FRONT PAGES: The Posts Samuel
Il Grafton takes peek at Congress and de-
cdes this way: "
"The country Is divided between the men who
want to win the war and men who want to win
the argument"
The FBI has list of 90 papers, still knitting
the war aims with avowed prof. ascst and pro-
Jap policies. And plenty which claim TO belong
our side.
Frinstance the British tangle with the Reich
battleship Trpitz was interpreted in two ways,
win or lose. according TO the whim OF the
publisher.
From the Montgomery (Ala) Advertiser:
The attacks on Walter Wnche are part Of
the War OF Political Trpe Throwing which seems
To interest some members Of Congress more than
any action that may be taking place on Batsan
or Java.
1.-THE point where the rub comes Is that he has
aroused the Ire OF number Of stii shirts plain
punks, assorted Fifth Columnlsts who would like
very much 10 get rid OF this annoy ance, and a
number OF Fifth-rate columnsts."
T'YPEWRITER RIBBONS: Tom Meany; The
man in the spotlight is always on the spot.
Samuel Grafton: He needs defense He
has been on the side Of the angels
John Stenbeck: The snow fell and melted and
fell and melted and finally fell and stuck and
the dark buildings OF the little town wore bells
and hats and eyebrows Of white.
Ursula PARROT: Aside from the sun, men are
for women the main source OF warmth IN life
Frances Reid She is magnificent She's
every mans first love and every woman's sister.
Isabel Moore All life is compromise. II you
take this, YOU must surrender that
Murel Tanner: \ white birch cellophaned by
sleet.
Lord Birkenhead: Meet success like gentle
man and disaster like a man.
Edna Ferber: Being old maid is like death
by drowning really delightful sensation after
one ceases struggling.
NJ Twain: There's always something about
your success that even displeases your best
friends
l. a r Hutton One Of those arge-chest ted
women who always seem closer TO you than YOU
10 them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
On Broadway


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19


make an audience eat out OF their hands" was
John Mason Browns handsome tribute.
without Love X. HepburnS play now in
the tryout towns, is hailed click After her
last smash The Philly Story" and her WOW
flicker Woman of the year" Katie is becoming
the fastest sip of box-offce poison you could
ask for.
TIVE MAGIC LANTERNS "sa1or Beware.
l. the rowdy stage click Of few years back.
is plenty purified IN screen form, and entitled
The Fleets In."
II tells you that what brings sailors ashore
these days is that old 1--WE. Ola, hal
Dorothy Lamour Betty Hutton and Jimmy
DorScy's rendcrcrS are the hluclackctS delight.
Betty Cradle and " Mature, Mr. and Mrs.
Human Form Too Too Divine, FIJI the eye m
Song of the Islands"
There are some slick melodies in the cndcavor.
and you'll have quota Of laughs from Jack
Oakie Besides, you get the two Heavenly Shapes
in Technicholor.
Gloria Warren tot with magic in her voice
is the topper in Always in My Heart
w, Huston and Kay Francis figure IN a meller
about a framed musician but its all padding
between Glorias song cues
VTfIE STORY TELLERS: You think loose talk
i can't help the enemy? Read Pierre j. HuSs
apiece in Cosmopolitan. How gabby drunk,
ugh up in the Navy murder cabinet unwlttlngly
relayed word 10 Stain that the big double cross
was
The way things arc gong in Russia now that
may be the trick that lost the Hclnlc> the war.
SO shut up, fellaS'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

and lnCgntiaN bombs f'i>' htN' -I'"'H .'
creased nc dsn4ra Tor tro cN,ngulhors
Smart f.ua, Mr. Kcarn> always Vas "
Dcn,p-r, had stuck With r,arns r, would
probably have Icurcd champion.
hUERIES from clients
" O. jus, married a girl named Mar WHAT
do YOU think Of the name Of Mary
Al agree with what George " Conan SAID
MARY is grand old name Another grand
old name Is Ruth Ike names such as Mary
Pu,h Edith and Elizabeth much better 'han
Streanlined cognoucnS such as Arlene shirley
JesSica Sandra Brenda Jocelyn etc, etc
Q VIVA, do YOU think Of an executive who
ncry1its his stenographer n smoke clgarct> whlo
he dictates - her.
A Would have 10 know more about The STU
alton before passing judgment Would depend on
what kind OF an Office II was; and Row Eood
stenographer she was
Good stenogI aphcrS who arc very r1ro, arc
like race horses, pitches, opera singer and
cooks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

don't have that hu~-
band huntress look. Tall
girls are popular here.
II j. the cute little
tricks who have the
harassed, trust rated
look of the husband
hunter. poor thingN.'
So Jack kcarn- once
~'lnagcr OF Jack panp-
s. ana Toy Bulldog
uckcy Walker is NOW
Hing .1c CNtlnEU>h"r,
u Chicago That's not
such q bad idea whom
you think o. n
The talk Of The po~NI-'
bilI'y Of bombing RAIDS
V.,h accompanying fires
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
LENTEN REDUCING DIET
FRIDAY-650 CALORIES
BRFAkFAST

One glass orange juice Vita
min CSC calories); ] Holland
rusk Us calories-Vitamin b; l
cup coffee-no cream or sugar.
LUNCH
One egg poached on spinach
with hot catsup sauce DoO cal
ories); / slice toast 90 cal
ories); l slice canned pineapple
80 calories-roughage); l cup
tea-no cream or sugar.
DINNER
One cup clear vegetable soup
satisfies appetite): ave age
helping OF broiled, baked or
boiled fish $50 calories). 2
tablespoonsful cucumber rim
(roughage-50 calories); Va
nilla cup custard go calories);
l small cup coffee-no cream or
sugar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
On the Side
IL. y. DME'IiHg

n',r ou,'t b, Nlrs F'a'lre' SYNDICATE ln'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
ImprOre your figure!
BRASSIERES -. j9c

Designed to modify or uplift -.
Change a heavy bustline to high.
youthful-looking one. Give firm con-
tours instead of sagging lines. Or just
artfully hatter good lines. 81 to 3S.
FIRST BASEMENT-FARMER-S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

Nduut AudIllS SNdlitu
was rated too precious.
The reason. the way
John Anderson put it,
is because the emo
tional atmosphere of
this war has no re-
lation TO World War ;"
Miss Rainer's Aus
trian dialect was agin'
her, too.
The vaude festival
was tagged "Priorities
Of 1912" and it paraded
Lou HoltZ, Phil Baker.
Willie Howard. Paul
Draper and other famed
-dayerS.
"They know how 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
QUESTIONS. ANSWERS

G. W.--Arc raisinS good for
the system and do they contain
iron?
Answer Ea'slnS have good
nutritivc value and contain quite
p large amount Of iron COM
pared 10 other foods
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

c'oicu sUc,'s
Ire Girpys s.cof"r.
stolen kisses
W ,cb complefer
Randolph.
4 YOUNG matron who says she feet
~ 10 inches tall. Il years old The po>scS>or
OF handsome husband and the mother Of
two beautiful children writes:
"Out here in California the tall girls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
Caution Need
In High Blood
Pressure Aid
Of Surgery Foi
TO Benefit Patients
By DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING

BY DIR. LOGAN CLENDENING
HAVE been asked 10 COM
l. ment on the attempts OF sur
gerry to treat high blood pres
sure.
The only reason ! am willing
to say anything at all is that |
think a word of caution is APP
propriate.
This is not only my opinion;
il comedies with the views of
most Of the men l know who
have had the largest experience
with high blood pressure pa
tients.
l have just looked over a
group of patients treated by one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

THE FIRST NIGHTS: The weeks premiereS in
i Guided two REVEALS The first was "A Kiss
for Cinderella" starring LuiSe Rainer. The
second was vaude, starring most OF the mob.
from the Palace Sir James BarrieS whlmSy-
schmimsy, a hit during the last war with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19
RayOn-and-Silk
Chiffon Hose, 90
RIO
SPRINC-MINDED
. AMBER SPICE
. SUNNITAN

In times when demand dependable. long
wearing hose . rayon threads and silk threads have
been twisted together strength! Sheer looking
chfons fashioned and first quality In 81 lo
HuDsoNs-rIRsT BAsEMENT-FARMER-sEcrloN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-19

form of surgery or another for
high blood pressure; not one Of
them was benefited, most OF
them were worse.
In the first place, what Is high
blood pressure
DR.. Irvine II. Page Of Indian
apolis, has published a claSsifl-
cation showing there are AZ
kinds OF high blood pressure.
High blood pressure IS a
raise in pressure by the heart
because il is working against IN
creased tension IN the blood
veSsels-the arteries.
Some of Doctor Pages forms
of high blood pressure are due
TO spasm of the arteries and
here the surgeon might do some
good by removing the cause OF
the spasmS.
But most OF them are due TO
hardening OF the arteries, loss Of
elasticity. and this IS d condition
all over the body.
THE surgeons 60 on the theory
Il that this hardening and loss
Of elasticity is due first 70 spasm
brought on by some gland or
nerves.
But the men who know most
about II think the organic
change comes first
One surgeon believes the thy
rold gland causes the SpaSm
There Is really little If any
reason 10 believe there Is any
truth in this
Others believe the sympathetic
nerves get diSordered and cause
the SpaSm. 50 they recommend
taking out the nerves.
heard surgeon road 2
paper on this. In The back OF
the hall the internal mcdlcal
man who worked IN the same
hospital with him said
He never heard of high blood
pressure till two years ago. And
two years from now. when he's
tried all this out, he won't re-
member what II is
4 MOTHER theory is that the
"A adrcnal gland gives Out eX-
ira secretion and causes the
spaSn1.
We know the adrcnal gland
secreteS a substance -adronalin
that does raise blood pressure
But j. this the mechanism u
the condition
The adrcnal glands are not
enlarged in high blood pressure
they are actually smaller than
normal.
Still another theory !, hat
the kidney causes high blood
pressure
II vas shown in experimental
work on ANIMALS that Il lamp
is put on thn artery going 10
the kidney, II causes b.anchcd
~ IltIlliN tltdN W tfI.'..a. '.AB'''
and results IN high blood pres
sure.
So iSchcmIc kidneys must
come out But what nonsense
THREE out Of five people over
l. - years Of age have some
degree Of high blood pressure.
DO they all have blancheo
areas in one kidney?
Anyway. hear what some *.
perienced doctors say.
1--WE studied 80 examples o'
severe one sided kidney damage
There was no high blood prs
sure In this group"
And as n final consideration
Under medical management The
treatment Of high blood pressure
gives quite good results BETTE
than surgery
In the benign group patients
live 20 TO 10 years.
In the malignant group tn
surgeons do more harm thar
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

SiMplIFIED-Onc mCrChaN: d.
"H~Siu" proposed s'uplifit1ti"u Of
DIN retail price regulations remark
cd that If the "SimpliIcd" SN.icir j.
ad"n'Cd only three lawyers Nil H."
needed g. explain what they ihIri
the Law means. whereas ~" flv"
cant de- il. He doesn't sec ady:hir"
simple" about either the Cuacn: or
the proposed regulations
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

Two Italian generals captured III
africa claim they weren't doing any
fighting Their boss. II Duc". has
g lSo been pretty much of q spectator
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

FOR SALE $1,000 i5n-ACRE FARM
ten miles from Petersburg. Vi.
@lnIa. ON il'd surface road. with
D. acres tobacco allotment. tWr
good curing barns. tCu-Tuun huli.
with all Other urCt ssaly "L;tbuIld.
ing. including IarG" dairy bum
Mr.. NJ. l.. -, ShaI,. Sutherland
Va. as -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

= q / - We y II COKESEIrHy
church. beagle hound. +. r. Sal
tcrwhltc on collar. Rrward r.
found. Phone l66. rn,,,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

NJ y G AZlNE SUBSCRIPTIONS
make welcome Christmas present..
We nave many Special CAT Offer,
LIFE year Si.5O. each additional
gitt subscription $500. Henderson
Book Co. o7-,C
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

" ANT y NICE JOE ON YOUR OLD
shoes Erlng them ur call Us. We
ais" do harness and saddle repair
ing. Carolina Shoe Shop. phurs.
2i6-J. l3-,f
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

ANONYMITY ono thing at least
hc Viii Eayc Ia consider l. that when
nc reports for duty a. - cog in the
state EuNCrnwCni mechanism he
viii ir,c most of hi individuality.
Last week Greenwood wrote a To-
ter ~ In" public forum pi ~ leading
daily newspaper endorsing the nirr-
months school term. Eastern Cdrr-
lima farmers. who largely support
the Department of Agriculture. arc
not in favor of that proposition. State
employees are not expected 10 nave
as much passion for anonymity" as
President Roosevelt is said 10 re.
nuiro Of his White House staff. but
they arc expected 10 play with the
team" and not seek individual star
Tom.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

LET Me CHECK TOU BATTERY.
spark plugs ana anti irccAc. Wd.'..
ing. polishing and Gulf fabrication
Is our speciality. l.. 7. Harris -
new GIlf Service Station. Garnet
and lIprnCr Streets. I'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

JUST RECEIVED SHIPAlENr an
new living room and bedroom
suites, ais breakfast room sui;c.
Kitchen cabinets and utility cobi.
nets. Look them over before Won
buy. Il. L. Sattcrwhitc & SIM
near Fire Station, phone llG.J
At.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

p,l. . tails tar below the number
of ,..v- reported tor tn" same pc
rI.. .t.' year. During the twu week
olr.r- December 10 there We're Il
to-. 81 lott cases ui all kinds uf re-
p,.'.n!v diseases. a. compared with
l.., c1~"> tor the similar period IN
!" F.. The big decline was III meas
I, .I.i Whruplu" cough which were
l..ru@ last "Uar but from which the
$50" J. relatively free NOW. There
l...rr u:.iv tour CaSrs uf measles list
e.. els against 52i last year.
PAROLES Governor Br"ughtun
cd Christmas Eve announced TN"
a.ar'lrg e! an even dozen paroles.
o. lily ton short term prisoners con-
sH.i. t "a minor Oi!cuSC~. ON Tues
q. S. u paroles we're announced.
tn. docs not mean that only n per
.rl'r rclra.Ci trum prison dur
a.. 'lv week. because II has been -
.D.g-tumc custom OF the paroles com
81. s.Hu rot to announce releases an
y. 'nr nIrriCc had gotten home and
rel pItvd Ia In" welfare officer at hi
CuIity. \ number ui rClCH-r> WhiCn
VIII toe announced after Christmas
actually occurred ~ time for the fell
lows To spend tho holidays at home.
.'.S LINE. --- Despite currcn:
'..-.. O.. equipment ara yNCrS.
dc. auds ui established routes. u..s
o.. .-G.,- are looking ahead u posi-.
VA prosperity and are seeking a"
yI..,s :o. ucW lines. Now pending
bc!.r" The Utilities Commission q,
IN application o: Virginia Size
Line. for permission to "p"rat"
thr..gH service ntm RaCrgh I.
Na>..ug;uu ny way OF Chapel Hill
Tc!dsv.!.. and Char!ot,cSvI!'' Lnn
a.'"ru..; ). displayed by fox a!
Chapel Hi and northward, Co..: tn,
new lInc would open up 80 &c. d.
lar 3u, service large areas of
Orange. CIs"cll ard Rockingham
counties which now have no III. CuGi,
.chcdJ.cs. There Is little difference
in distance from Chapel Hill :
Washington over the proposed lire
n.y.. over C'Jni.ShCd service pu'
Il would have the advanianr %. c.r
| 'jnuuu, routing charge of bus. d.
tancC from Raleigh To- Washing. o;
0Gij he i'nLC". tut again the con
,inuouS schedule and lighter tratfi,
| might make the now route d"srubl"
| Both Greyhound and CdrrinI Cur;'
| companies are opposing the aDpII"a
| ton. but Queen City Lire. want, T.
: :Dr important connections d.rS;
! 'r'lr NHC Ont routes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

ASK US ABOUT FURTHER RE-
ductionS IN automobile liability in
Surance. Gates Insurance Agency
avn oO"' 2i-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

OLD SHOES ARE BETTER WE
nave large stock at the :ir,.,,
quality material. Plenty ..,bh-
heels and SolCS. EnunC G.iS. We ,aIl
ton and deliver. Grl.sum's Shu,.
Shop. IA,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

BRING YOUR JUNK IRON AND
meals. We want t. buy 1t. Amer
ica needs il Tor ships. tanks, plane
and other war uses. Henderson
Junk Co. lott
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

WE WILL BE GLAD TO ASSIST
W" III preparing yum application
lor new tires OF rcCIpS. We are
ais" IN roSI'Io" L. help you with
your tire inspection. llcudc.so.
NUlcanIing Co. RI,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

WANTED: GOOD USED BICYCLE
P"rkcr'> Drug Store. o8-I,,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE MOD.
crn ShOp-EXpcriCncCd operator
Centrally located. Phone 200 for
appointment Bridge, Beauty
Shop. over Parlicr's Drug Store.
2S-tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

WANTED-CLEA SOFT RAGS
IL cents pound al Dispatch OF
flee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

WANTED TO BUY \ MALE SliONT
If good stock. Mr. Frank Barnett.
Raleigh Road. phone 9jGJ.
13-&-l6
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

PIGS FOR SALE. : MID s WEEKS
old. Bud Marrow. WiIlIan1>b"ru.
Henderson. Route >. 2&-lt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

If YOU ARE GOING TO PAINT
don't forget Vita Var. It's the nc .
yet the lowest priced paint ID
town. Tanner Roofing 60. 2O-t'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

LAST MINUTE SHOPPERS CAN
find plenty Of practical and tSciu'
gifts at Affords Printing Il Oiiic.
Supply Co. 23-'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

REMEMBER DECEMBER 7,h ,o,,
Don't lei treachcry catch you uan.
ping. Buy War Damage In,wr.mas
from lis. Insurance Department,
Citizens Bank x Trust Co oi,c
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

1895 FORD DELUXE COUPE FOR
sale Il, Il Bargain. %uud uics. good
motor with about li.OOn miles. See
l.. !. Harm at new Gull Station
or {. Moore At C"Ca-CuIa plant.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
New Term, January /. TnG,w
business training inSurcS your r,'
turc-fOU need it-anJ r, ~.
country needs your conmcrr;',i
services. i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28
WANT ADS
Get Results

Get Results
REMEMBER DECEMBER 9Th, la.,,
Don't lei trcachcry Catch ynu @
ping. Buy War Damage InSmr,'"ap
from us. Insurance Dcn,r,,e
Citizens Bank x Trus, Co ~, ~
HENDERSON BUSINESS COII.ECE
New Term, January 1. ruG,,.
business training iiSurcS yom,: e.,
turc-iOU need it-,nI
country needs your commcr,.;,,
CD
F0uND-SrRAYED TO MY rAp,,
one rcd bay mare mule, wr,nht
about 500 To 1000 pounds Ri''I'
stripe on back. Owner NAV "a,
same by paying for board and r.
ad. u. W. EavcS, near EPSON. 28-I
ASK US ABOUT FURTHER pE
auctions in automobile liability in.
Surance. Gates Insurance Apcncv
Phon 500.
JUST RECEIVED SHlPAIENr OF
new living room and bcdronm
suites. aiS@ breakfast room suite.
Kitchen cabinets and utility c,bi.
nets. Look them over before Won
buy. Il. L. Sattcrwhitc & SonS
near Fire Station, phone llG-J
Att.
20 - l. y II COKESBURY
ch"rch. beagle hound, +. +. Sat
tcrwhitc on collar. Reward if
i'''''o. fhohe 100. 28-lu
NJ \ G AZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS
make welcome Christmas urc.rrt.
We have many Special G!li Offer,
LIFE | year S4.50. each additional
gift subscription $500. henderson
po"h 90. 27-U
OLD SHOES ARE BETTER. WE
have u large stock at the fine,
quality material. Plenty ..,Lb-
heels and SolcS. EhunC G5S. We ,aIl
Ton and deliver. Gin SONS Sh,.
Shop. In-u
WANTED: GOOD USED BICYCLE
P"rkcr'> Drug Store. 28-I,I
WE WILL BE GLAD TO ASSIST
you III preparing you. arDl!Cat.oi
for new tires "r rccapS. We are
ais" III roSI'lo" L. nrip you VITA
your tire inspection. !lcndc,s,.
Vulcanilinn e. :,
WI, SPECIALIZE IN All
Lind. ,t I.,,,,. 1900,
pa.r work. Motor SoIcs In
| I'"" FORD Dtl.tNE COUPE FOR
sale al Il bargain. good urc>. good
l.. r Harm at new Gulr Station
or {. Moore At C"ca-Cula plant.
WANT y NICE JOE ON YOUR OLD
also do harness and saddle repair
inE. Carolina Shoe Shop. phurs.
2i6-J. l3-tf
49, c,,r 49, ,,, $50 ,l.,,, ~
,nu '' n',In '','"" 'i"',"NN IT, rN,!M
F''''i''' WI i''i' 'til l''t' Ibil. Will
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

F0UND-STRAYED TO My rAp,1
one rcd bay mare mule, wr,nht
about 500 To 1000 pounds Ris'i.
stripe on back. Owner NAV "n,
same by paying for board and -
ad. q. w. EavcS, hear EPSON o9-I
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT ~
Watkins one coat enamel just re-
CClVCd It's Il value al $500 per "a.
Ion II satisfies. Alex s. Wathln-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

STRAYED FROM HOME or SID
rcy Taylor. Louisburg. Route on
Thursday night u red marc mule.
weighing q 10 . hundred pounds
grey collar mark on neck. black
streak ON back. was Shud "n rlGhi
hind foot and left front foot when
last seen near Mitchell community
Finder notify ". Blair TUCKER.
Louisburg. Phone 293-l. 28-''i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

KEEP FIT WITH THF. BEST l..
fancy groceries, quality western
meats. fresh fruits and vegetable.
from IIcrbCrtS yellow Front.
Phone i39 for free delivery. 2l-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-28

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re.
pa;r work. Motor Sales Co,
Evening star., 1942-10-13
Delegate Plan Endorsed
By KaIorama Citizens

The Paddock bill providing for
election of delegate to Congress by
the people of Washington was in
dorsed in principle by the members
of the Kalorama Citizens Associa-
tion last night.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, vice presi-
+ dent, explained that while the dele
gate would have no vote in the
House of Representatives it was i'm
portant. in that machinery for vot-
ing would be set up Mrs. Wiley was
OF the opinion that this bill would in
no way interfere with national
suffrage.
1t was decided to inquire into the
Districts plans to provide proper
disqualification for auxiliary police
men and flremen injured in line of
duty.
Monte Sanger and Fletcher Tilton
were elected delegates to the Fedora
ton.
A community war fund film was
shown and $40 appropriated for the
Forthcoming campaign.
The meeting was held in the John
Quincy Adams School. Mrs. Wiley
presided.
Evening star., 1942-10-13
Medical Society 10 Hear
Civilian Health Discussion

Health of the Civilian Popula-
ton During War" will be the sub
ject for panel discussion at a meet
ing of the Medical Society of the
District of Columbia at 8:l5 pm.
Wednesday at 1718 M street NV.
Eight speakers, including health
officers and representatives OF the
United States Public Health Service,
civilian defense, medical and dental
professions will be heard.
The discussions will be presented
by DR.. George c. Rutland, health
officer of the District; DR.. J. w.
Mountin, assistant surgeon general,
United States Public Health Serv-
ice; DR.. V. L. Ellicott, health officer
for Montgomery County; DR.. Ralph
G. Beachley, health officer for Arl-
ington County, and DR.. John M.
Beyers. health officer for Prince
Georges County.
Discussion from other viewpoints
will be presented by DR.. John A.
Reed, chief of emergency medical
services for civilian defense in the
District: by DR.. Joseph S. Wall.
professor of pediatrics, Georgetown
University school of medicine, and
DR.. Daniel F. Lynch for the dental
profession.