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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-16

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LOST or STOLEN = "A" and "C' ration books on or about Oct. 7th, Harry Scully, 29 Warner Place.
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Houses For Sale

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Automobiles
NeW Car Dealers

8 Auto and Truck Dealers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
Assembly
An Unusual Crime

Raleigh, July 2l.-.Aanolmccmen
by Governor j. NJ. Broughton that
he had granted paroles 10 four of
the five men convicted Tor partici-
patton in the Person county iail-
.bblng episode last August occa-
stoned little digging into the
records To sec just how common
was the crime of "unlawrul assem-
bly,"
The answer is that apparently ali
assemblies in the State in recent
years have been lawful. There is
no record la the files of the paroles
commissioner, the State bureau of
investigation, or the criminal sin.
tisiics division Of the attorney gen
erals office Of any other conviction
IMAM that of the five men in Per.
sou county last, for the offense OF
"unlawiu! assembly"
In releasing the four men on M
role, the governor said he was con.
SlderinS the case Of the fifth man,
johnnie Holt. withholding decision
pending further study of the record
The FOUR released were a. F. Sprigps
j.. l. II II, Willie Aiken and Gov
Harris. Although several hllndrc,
mon are said Ia have participated
III the Jail Storming. local officer,
ard SBl men could find evidence
only against these five.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
Good Health
Given Stress
In Wartime

Chapel Hill. July 2+-Siccp. quiet
and rest for children re s. import
AIT for good health that they nr"C
Ia be especially saIcglardcd in war
time, Il committee Of the Gradual
Education Work. hop al the UnivCr-
sity of North Carolina reported t.
he summer session today.
Schools have special RESPONSE
billy in this and cthcr health mt
tCrS. the committee report asserted
II emphasized the need for bcttcl
instruction in nutrition and fo"c
habits. both ~ r!nnl ard IN Tho
home. ard recon mcndcd school
community program for recreation
as Of special imp riancc for Min
icnHnrc of health and morale under
" = conditions.
Faced with >'ltcmcntS by other
learners and srhonl ADMINISTRATORS,
at the summer session that in many
communities War-ir dlIStTy conditions
and war tinr" involved llck 0i
sleep. shortened resi- hours. and cvcn
caused Delinquency. tho committee
recommended that each C. immunity
work out lis school schedule in such
u Wav rs not 10 interfere with the
VIZ needs bui M The same time 10
take carefully into account the
health and recreation needs 0l child
rem.
The responsibility of the school.
according To the committee. included
the following: ITO create Il favorable
, emotional climate which is cOnduC-
i've TO good mental health: 20 create
Il pleasant. informal atmosphere in
the classroom: To build up habit Oi
correct relaxation: tn arrange for real
relaxation in the primary grades"
On rcCrcatiu0 the committee re-
port said: "BOys and girls have more
time on their hands now than ever
| before. and Il some provision is
not made tu guide them into whole
some rccrcatioHIi activities CENTER
| ing around the school, they will find
other places To- 90 where the nj
! mosphcrc is not conducive to the
| building of proper traits of citizen
, ship.
liz lIllit VIZ DON' anu
girls spend on streets. around service
stations. in pool rooms and bowling
alleys. could bc spent to a better
! advantage on The school Fairgrounds.
or in the gymnasium under ;hc
| supervision of The physical cduca-
( ton teacher.
IA summer rCcrcational program
can be sponsored in any community
through the cooperation Of the school
and community organizations. The
director Of physical education should
! be employed 81 a twclvc-monil
/ basis. with an org niZcd program
running throughout the entire year
| Education is no longer a prepare
! ton for college. nor even prcpara-
ton for jobs, as important as that
may seem. II IS the function Of the
/ school 10 prepare pupils for living
The committee preparing the re-
' port included j. NJ. CARRIER. princi-
pal of the Charlotte county high
. school, Charlotte Court House, Va
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
Food Prices
Rise Despite
OPA Controls

New York, July 24.-(APJ-Con-
troll Of food prices has become on,
al the most difficult problems OF
wartime regulation.
Retail costs Of supplying the din
ncr table Of city families al modcrat,
means. as calculated 10y the u. $
bureau of labor statistics. have son,
up 81 per cent since the outbreak %:
var in Europe.
The job facing the office of price
administration is 10 prevent such !,
SraNc upSwccp of Hood prices ;IS uc-
CURED in the first World war.
From August, 1914, until the arm
iStice in November. 1913. the re-
tail cCStS al feeding the avcrur,
American city famiFS jumped 81 per
cent, and swept right ON upward
until June, 1870. Al the top the
USBLS figurcs show. il WAS up l27
per cent.
This time. We are farlng little
better. The bureaus la index fig
urc, just issued Tor mi -.unc. shows
a rise of 32 pc. cen, N "a months
of war. In Ia" previous war. prices
got up about thai much in only
81 months, or Ju>i before American
entrance into ,hr conflict.
Prices jumped sharply after we
entered the conflict. 80 ;hat after
81 months. or 10y May. 1917. they
were up IL per cent. In Aprll and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
PAGE THREE

Hay III 1918. the rise was about Il
per cent. But this time. our declars-
hon Of war had less effect. For last
December and January the rise wa
less than 8 per cent
But the problem is thai prices
have continued TO rise. From Janu-
AIRY To June. they went up nearly
per cent. The mid-Junr figure. dc
pi'e The TACT some food prices had
been put under control. MAS up -
per cent over mld-May. II pricr5
continued 10 rise al that rate. and
Inc war lasted In, SAM, length OF
'iinc as the last one the armi.-
tice would see them up about % pr.
cent over August. 1899. OF cnlirr.,
inns Is q mere conjecture. Tor the war
may last Il longer III shorter time,
prices may be checked. or might bs.
permitted Ia rise more rapidly.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
Return of the dove TO the ark
Il viii remember my covcnant."-Gcncss 9:I5

M h';Fi ~ ONLY evil continually. "
Then Ia" Lord ,rpcnicd HAT he
liad made man. and va. arirvcd. lie
d"cldrd I" d"-ti'nv thls creature and
every ",!:cr living thing upon the
tarlh. Eat there VA; one man whom
lie w"Uld not destroy. and his name
w:r Noah. Tie had Il wife and ihrcc
Ion Hhcm. Ham and Japhct. ThcEc
&"nN were also married and had chill
drcn. Moan W;IS - jII$l man and per
irct. God said tu Noah. The end of
all flesh i come before mr: fur ilur
Garth - titled with violence through
them: and. behold. will destroy
ih,n with thc earth"
II" told Noah Il" nuild an ari: of
"Hl."r wood, and dmec.ed him how
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
j. E. GRISSOM DIES AT
HOME NEAR OXFORD

Oxford. July 2i.-JamcS Emmitt
Grissom, age G6. died yesterday
morning at 1918 O'Clock at his home
in the Lewis community. near OK
ford. He had been i'll for several
months, and his death was not TN
expected. He was one of Granville
county'S most prominent farmers
and was dc1cOn Of the Stovall
BAPTIST church.
Funeral services will be held at
the S:ovall Baptist church Friday
afternoon ri o'clock. with the Rev.
j. NJ. Walker officiating. Burial will
be i'm the church cemetery. Active
,pallbcarcrS will bc Graham Breed
love. Harold O'Bricn. l.. O. Gill,
Harrow Stovall. jack Pittard and
Ulysses Puckctt.
Mr.. GriSSom is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Rosa Grissom: seven SONS,
J. f.. Grissom. Jr.. Sterling. Thomas
Jack. thornton and Arthur OF
Granville county, and Robert Lee
Of The United States Army: and two
daughters. Mrs. w. F.. Elliott and
Mrs. j. f.. Sattcrwhitc, both OF
Granville county.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24

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,.,.,,iI H''hl ana hts people
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
SIN SITS OF TWINS AMONG:
REGISTKANTS At ASIIEDOEi)

ASh"bur". July "a. Six st" Of
twins. three white an dihrc" negro.
We're reported tins week by draft
board clerks here busy elias iymr
fcsiStranci III the recent registration
"f 1920 year-oldS. Al! are at Ran
doiph county.
They are Daniel. .jr.. anu William
June Stalcy. ~. ui Sca"ruvu. rouIe
!: Melvin Curtis and Milton Henry
Brewer, 10, nf 1913 South Favc',r-.
vile street, AShcburu: Oliver M"lvm
and Wesley Elvin Wright. 10. ui
Stalcy, route |, all white
Early Leonard and Ilcarhc Lee
Stalcy. Ia. of RamSrur. route >: AL
ton and Elton Hill. 10: of pi>guh: and
Lawrence and Leonard Pars"mr. -,
# AShcburo, route !. all negro.
Buy War Savings Stamps or Bonds
Tp1ay'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24

Gods dramatic decision to destroy
the HE He had created ON the earth
- HE subject al the Lesson to-day.
1"u% OF G"d. good men who uhrv-
tu Inc Lord. were making marriage
WITH women who, although D"ruliluI
Yer" not good women. Thing went
from bad 10 worse until the Iuri
law that the WIc;cdn,:,s of man
W9S great in the earth. md that
t''rv imagination of the Thought ni
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24

Willow Way Bonbow OF the ci"men-
tary school, Winston Salem; Rrbecca
Nicholson. 4 primary teacher from
High Point, anu Ruby Temple of
the Rocky Mount high school.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24

Buy War Savings Stamps or Bonds
To-day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
THEY BOTH WON

TiIlSo. Okla.-(AP)-Ralph Reed
II Houston. Texas. telegraphed his
brother. Phil Reed of Tulsa:
Cigars arc on me- Baby girl born
> a. m. today"
Twelve hours later Phil answered:
"WrIl trade cigars. Daughter born
) r. m. today"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24
By NFWMAN ra,'rl,,L,i.

iIht International inform I.".-
'"r "ii III" above topic for liiy ii
! ;"n"&l" Go. the Golden Test beng
G"n":iS Ola. Il viii remember NV
covenant. }
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-07-24

Absolute zero, where theoretically
all molecular motion stops, is 1895
degrees below zero Fahrenheit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
M(Whirter Free
On $4,000 Bond

John r. McWhirter. Wyandotte
city treasurer, who is charged with
embezzling $4,000, was freed to-
day under bond OF So, 600 on order
of Circuit Judge Harry 3 Kcidan
Before approving the bond
Judge Keidan questioned the guar
antors. who were McWhirter' :
mother-in-law. Mrs. Anna BurrelI
of Wyandotte, and sam A.
Schwartz. l721 Mckenzie avenue
Detroit.
Mrs Burrcll said she was post
inc property worth more than Sl5.-
600 and Schwartz testified he was
posting title. 30 property worth
al least S25 600.
William r. Bolio, assistant prose
cutOr. told the court the audit
of The city'S books VIII not be
completed for a month and a for
mai warrant is being delayed until
that time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Hubbard Asks
Dearborn Probe

Stirred By umors that Dear
born city employees have beer
stealing city materials and using
city labor for their own benefit
Mayor Orvlllc f.. Hubbard TO-DAY
promised an intensive personal in
veStigation unless council grants
his request for three Investigators
There have been many ru-
mOrs OF city employees stealing
city materials and using city
labor during the last few years"
he said. Some Of these reports
are obviously untrue hut leave
stigma on city government.
The extent of other rumors lead
me To believe that there may be
some truth Ia them.
AN investigation u impera-
tive In order that those who are
guilty. II such there he. I've pun
iShed and II no violations are
found complete report he
made and the rumors ~1uelched.
~ have asked council for in
yeStigaters 10 work no more
than 30 days. Considerable dis
cussiOn arose over the request
and no action has been taken.
As n result OF this I have de-
cided To conduct my own inves-
tigation il the investigators are
not provided"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Killed in Fight,
Identity Sought

Detroit police and county morgue
officials today broadcast the de-
scriplion Of an unidentified man
killed when his head struck a
curb during a street fight
Sam Stein. 80. Of 1853 West
Boston boulevard. who struck the
man and knocked him 10 the curb,
told police the man had assaulted
an older man in the street and he
had taken the older mans part.
Stein is held for investigation of
murder.
Police have been unable 80 find
any means of Identification for the
victim or records of his finger
prints in federal files. lie is about
- 10 40 years old. ) feet 10 inches
tall. weighs lao pounds. has black
hair and brown eyes He was fairly
we'll dressed in tan trousers and
shirt. black shoes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Roge|| Unhurt
In Auto Crash

Councilman William c. Rogell,
37-year-old former baseball player
was being congratulated by col
leagues today on his escape with
out injury from a traffic brush
with a Detroit taxicab at Eliza
beth street and Second avenue.
Witnesses said the councilman
car IN which he was riding alone
struck the cab. knocking ii into
two parked cars, after the cab had
run a red light.
The cab driver, Romeo Bellinger,
of $50 Brainard avenue, was
tlcketed, and his two passengers
given first aid treatment at Re-
ceivlng Hospital,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Times stair Correspondent

MT. CLEMENS. July IS. -
Threc-year-old Patricia Horvath-
Hoge. center of one of Macomh
County'S most lurid domestic tan
giles becomes a committing daugh-
Ter today 4
She will stay for six months
with her father, Carmel lloge IN
Warren Township. and the next
six months with her mother, Mrs.
Alice Horvath, younger sister OF
Hogc'S wife.
The child was born TO Mrs,
lIorvath while She was young
girl visitor IN the Hoge home. She
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
IDOssOI,e
Seems Little Dog Didn I
60 to St. Louis

II seems that the lovelorn ter
rier. Teddy. who trailed his mas
ter. PVT George BeSonen. from
Detroit 10 s. Louis. isn't a terrier
named Teddy lie is a chow named
Mickey
And the chow named Mickey
didn't trail George The chow
Mickey. is comfortably installed in
a kennel al Harper avenue and
Tcn-MIle road and has not been
outside the gate.
In all other details tho soldiers
wife. opal. confirmed George
amazing story Of having his miss
ing pct spot him on ST. LOUIS
trolley George is a soldier he is
in st. Louis and for all Mrs. Be-
Sonen knows took ride on a
trpllpN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Not Have Died i'm Vain
Company Bans Trucks on GreTrars Ave., City
Re-Opens Case, But Bobby Lonetons Dead
BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

There were no trucks looming
down GreyfriarS avenue TO-DAY and
children could romp and play
without peril from such traffic.
The new privilege was viewed
with bitterness. however. by Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Longton whose
4-year-0ld son, Bobby, vas killed
by a truck Sunday morning near
their home at 1874 Greyfriars
avenue
For long weeks Mrs. Longton
had led the neighborhood in a pc
tition 10 city officials asking that
the street be closed 70 heavy dump
trucks being used in construction
of nearby war plant. The pc
tiNon was denied although she
stressed it was dangerous 10 the
safety of children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Nu-Brick Workers TO Vote

Approximately 81 employees Of
Nj Brick Products. Inc, 30l South
Harrington avenue, will vote az 4
n. M. tomorrow 10 determine
whether exclusive representation
shall be given 10 the construction
workers division Of the United
Mine Workers CCIOl. to the team
Stcrs union of the AF'L, or TO
neither union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-28
Gas and Weight Tax
Collections Drop

LANSING. July % (UP).--Gas
and weight tax returns TO counties
from highway revenues, totaling
81 ,407 SAB. were in the hands Of
the auditor general today, after
submission by State Highway
Commissioner G. Donald Kennedy.
The collections of S1,132 .S43 for
April. May and June of 1912, are
81, 1872 $50 less than for the same
period last. year, rejecting the halt
in auto production and rationing
of new cars. Gas tax returns for
Wayne County were $463, 120. and
weight tax returns were $31S,215.