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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
JOB i'm Pacific
Up 10 Americans

added, that German submarines op-
Grating in the western Atlantic are
operating from neutral bases.
Probably, an authoritative in
formant said, they are being re-
fuelcd by supply ships
An unconfirmed report vas cir
culated at Santiago, Cuba, that such
supply ship had been captured off
the north coast of Cuba
Despite the fact that most Of the
Allied naval forces then i'll the far
Pacific engaged in the desperate
battle with a superior japanese
fleet off Java, it was said authou-
tativcly, the action was worthwhile.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
BY JOE JAMES CUSTER

Copyright, 1912, by United Press
ABOARD A U. S. AIRCRAFT
CARRIER IN THE PACIFIC, Mar.
a. Delayed oUPl-Tho United
States Navy knocked at Japan@
front door today when planes from
his aIroIdit carrier dumped y
tons of high explosives on lnstalla-
liens at Marcus island, 800 miles
southeast of Tokyo.
Eight days previously, it now can
ba revealed, a U. S. naval force
delivered a crushing blow at installa-
tions on Wake Island which the
Japanese had captured from heroic
American marine defenders.
Naval authorities believed the tWo
raids shattered. for some time at
least, links in Japan's chain Of for
tlilcd island bases extending south
easi'rly from Tokyo 70 The Marshall
Islands, Nlppons eastern outpcsts.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

LONDON, March 25. CUP)-The
United States Navy has taken over
the greater part of Allied work in
the Pacific and the British navy
is now in position to help America
in the difficult situation in the
south Atlantic, it was said author
itatiVely today
There is no indication, it was
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
Volunteer Woman
Signup Urged

WASHINGTON. March .. up
Chairman Mary r Norton, D.,
N. j., today urged that women be
permitted to register voluntarily
for war work on April 27. the next
selective service registration day.
She said she hoped President
Roosevelt would amend the eXecu-
tive order which directs men be-
tween the ages OF 45 and "a, in
elusive, to register next month, SO
that women could ollrr tlrlr SER
vices.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

Fdncie
BY Paul Harrison

HOLLYWOOD, March 25 - Til
moviemakers are E.ng awake rights
trying 10 ugurc what theyll be
using for leading men after another
few months. 1t is not just the fact
that a lot of actors are getting into
uniforms; the biggest trouble is that
the public is beginning to look on
all male players, especially screen
heroes. who appear to be eligible
for military service with great dis
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
CUTIE COWBOY

New career looms for Susanna
Foster she may become the
screens only feminine western star.
it least. Producer Harry Sherman
will try her in picture and sec
whether the public wants a hard
l.ding, banjo Strumming, sage
brush nightingale Beauty tint
Martha Cpriscolls hairdresser pro-
vidcS a CLINT and a WaVe-Set by ap-
plication of ginger ale to the ac-
tress' Blond locks. If nothing else,
this is an interesting reversal of
the old prohibition custom of
drinking hair tonic; now, for a hair
tonic, they're using Il beverage.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

tVOr
Tyrone Power Is tic victim of
an incXcusablc publicly blunder.
Apparently i'll an effol, 10 justify
lis civilian status. it was reported
t0at Power tried to enlist in the
Air Corps tut was turned down
because he's married and because
he doesn't have college education
Is practically everyone knows, the
sta. dards for Air Corps training
htv2 been changed to admit mar
ricd men and men without college
education
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
Thoroughly Modern
But Low Priced
$3.50

Low priced, \ deluxe "a
inch steel sink, finished in
white acid-resisting por-
@clain enamel. Sound-dead-
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absolutely quiet. Smart
low back with handy utii-
ity ledge, flat panel drain
board and flat-bottom ba-
sin, for dishes. Thoroughly
modern. with convenient
spray attachment
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
ANYTHING But THAT

Contrary to its long practice of
whcoping up the Ylility and dar-
ing Of movie heroes, Hollywood is
likely to be forced into a lot of
embarrassing d missions soon
There may be stories attributing
Stnility, Door vision, flat feet, ar
Thrills, stomach ulcers and other
ailments to certain actors. Anything
Is preferable to Stacker"
OF course it's possible % ftnd
plenty of young men with draft
deferrine dependents, but such ac-
tors are of little value at the box
offices BY the time player has
developed fan following. he prob
ably will have accumulated enough
money TO take care of his family
and relatives for thc duration.
Chances are that many actors now
unknown will be playing a majority
CI leading roles year hence. A
SIGN Of the move toward develop
nent of new talent is seen in a new
Columbia picture. Para hute
Nurse" in which four green actors
and five inexperienced actresses are
being cast
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-25

Enjoy the convenience of city
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Ne"! Revolutionary, Gives you
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20

Dana sotva re kyvla hlavou
a usedla. Dcera podala il cal.
Pr1tomnost tax distingovane a
mlcicf zeny zp1sobila ma Tar
chalovy tax, re bali Sc 1sta o.
tevTiti.
"zena mole tesla Sc velice
ma dnesnf vecer," pravil op6t
Lipcinsky. TX velike litosti o.
churavela."
"Byva milostiva hrabenka
churava?" odvazil Sc tazati
Tarchala.
"Od te dolby, co jsme Sc sem
prestehovali, jest stale nezdra-
va" odpovedel "a nj muz.
"Zda Sc, re il zdejsf povetri
neslouz1 ku zdravf. Budeme
Sc musit opet pTestehovati ma
venkov.
"Milostiva hrabenka ma tax
rada venkov?"
20 v%elice, nesmirne rada.
Bydleli jsme skorem stale ma
vsi, nestastne okolnosti prinu-
tily mas k teto zmene - Pan
Tarchala," mluvil dale, obrace
je Sc k zene, una prave v 1my-
stu koupiti panstvfcko. Snad
staneme Sc nahodou sousedy."
"To by mas velice tesilo," po-
dotkla Tarchalova.
eco to? Je ii Ease hIre?"
tazal Sc starostlive Lipcinsky,
zpozorovav, re zena, ucinivsi
zvlastnf posunek, nespokojene
vstava, "je ii hdfe?"
"Ano," odpovedela a sotva
Sc hostdm poklonivsi, vratila
Sc do sveho pokoje, dcerou
svou provazena.
Tarchalovi povstavse, pohlf-
zeli S uctivost1 "a odchazejfc1.
Jejf lhostejne chovan1 je nikte-
rak neurazelo, imponovalo jim
velice. Die jejich soudu bylo
to neco velice panskeho, CO do
vede pouze velika DANA.
"Chudinka," naTlkal muz,
chteje il ospravedlnit, INA
velmi 1tle zdrav1."
"zadny div" ozvala Sc Tar
chalova, "tak n6zna DANA"
"Neracte Sc vytrhovat sedne-
tie 81, prosim. Poroucfte snad
jeste caj?" Castoval je zakus-
ky, cajem snaze Sc lfcenou ST.
decnostf zastTfti hrde chovani
zeny v1ci host1m. Snazil Sc
zapT1sti rozmluvu, ktera vsak
nejak vazla, pax pocal oci ma
dobro pfimhurovati a nekoli-
krate pokradno z1vnul. Tar
chalovdm, kteri to zpozorovali,
bylo to heslem k navratu. Ma
stale louceni, pr nemz pouzil
Lipcinsky hojne zbytku srdec-
nosti, jakou Sc zasobil k dens-
nlmu veceru. Slecna Sc take
ma chvlli objevila, ably jmenem
matcinym i sama S hostmi Sc
rozloucila.
s bohem, s~luzebnfk, ruku IL
BAN, ma shledanou, dobrou
noc," k~Tizovaly Sc vybfhajfce
z r1znych 1st, dokud Tarcha-
low nezmizeli v SIM, provaze-
nj sluhou s kandelabrem. Tu
|teprve Gusta povolila uzdu We
selemu rOZmaru svemu a poca-
Ia Sc z pima hrdla smati.
"Gusto! mohou to slyset ok
men," napominal il otec.
"Tatfnku, nemohu jiz dele
vydrzet. Dovol, abych Sc sme-
la vysmat die libosti, Size by
mne to zadusilo. Ach, jak smes
ne to figury! -. A on, ten bu-
doucf mIj manzel s napudro-
vanou tvari a sklepnickymi po-
hyby."
"Ano, lee sklepnik ten NIUE
tt DAFT to, echo tt neposkytnou
nejdistingovan6jsl kaval1ri nasl
sfery, S MIN moci uzlvati roz-
kosf zivota plnym douskem, co
zatim nyni pouze zivoris, Cd
kvetas."
Gale on jest tax hloupy, tax
hloupy -"
"To jest tvym stestlm, nebu-
de tt prekazet. S moudrym
bys mela vetsfch obtfz1."
"Myslfs to, otce, do oprav-
dy?"
"A typ"
ga? Musila bych 81 to
jeste rozmyslit."
"A zatim ii no dcery sudiho
uzmou pred ocima, nebot ma
nej pasou."
IS takovymi mann zapoliti .
priznavam Sc ucinila posu-
mex pohrdlivosti.
20 zapolenl dalo by Sc mlu-
~
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20

WV N0AAN AA1AACA0CJ4 w LILY
ma kofalku, prodavaji hospo-
darske naradf a oddavajf sc
rdznym spekulacfm, neb tot
jest duch veku. My s Gustou,"
dodal s usm6vem, take "a prf-
kladem jinych spekulujeme."
"Cinte, co chcete," pravila
PAM Hedvika S jistou popudli-
vostf hlase, "jen mne do toho
neplette."
"Pohresujeme pouze tive fir
my"
"Usetri mne, nechci O nicem
ved6t, pobuTuje mne to-"
"Panstvo Tarcholovic," hla-
sill sluha.
"Necht vstoupf," odvetil ry-
chile Lipcinsky.
ga Sc neukazi, rozhodne
neukazi."
"Ale Hedviko, mel ohled ma
nase postaveni, ma Gustino Ste
stf."
"Pfijmete je sami."
"Nebud deckem."
Dalsf rozmluva byla nemoz-
nou, neb V salonu bylo jiz sly
Set Tarchalovic, ba vice jeste:
bylo je cftiti, tax silna wine
rozlila sc z jich lekarnickych
parfumd pc pokojfch. Lipcin-
sky, ktery byl odpor zenin pre-
ma pozdejsi dobu odlo-
I'll, vybehl S lfcenou srdecnosti
ale zaroven S panskou vazno-
stf, kterou Jim chtel impono-
vati, hosty uv1tat. Gusta sla
"a MIN, zastupujfc matku v u
'oze domacl PAM.
"Vftam vas, ctene panstvo,
srdecn6," oval Sc podavaje
jim protekcionelne konec prs
til.
Tarchala v ~zapomenuti by
byl jiz malem pollbil ruku,
vzpomnel 81 vsak ;ihned ma n.y.
sve postavenf ci sp1se ma
sve pen1ze a zmenil to rychle v
hlubokou poklonu.
Gusta dovedla sc S tezf Zdr-
yeti sm1chu, spatrivsi dive ty
postavy smeSne a mad
oblecene. Otec, ktery
to zpozoroval, nedav il casu k
poZorOvanl. ktere mo-
lilo vypadnouti v neprospech
pospisil 81 s pfedstave-
MIN.
INA dcera," pravil ukazav
ma Gustu.
Tarchalovic pocali kyvati
hlavami jake S praporci ma pro
cesf.
INA zena jest ponekud chu-
rava," pravil dale, "lituje, re
nebude moci S vami Sc setkat,
migrenu. Racte Sc posa-
dit. Co della vase zdravf?" ia
zal Sc Tarchaly, "neutrpelo pfi
te afere, O nfz jsme slyseli?"
90! mGj Marek jest v po-
dobnych pTfpadech otuzily, ma
konske zdravi." Ustala, neb
syn ma nj pohledl takovyma O.
re j ostatnl slova uvaZla
hrdle.
"Litovali jsme vas vsichni /;
ma dcera vyptavala Sc s velkou
starostlivostl ma vase zdravl."
Tarchala Sc osmelil pohled-
nouti S vdecnosti ma slecnu, je-
jfz b1la, nezna tvaT a jasne,
zlate vlasy velice Sc mu zal1bi-
ly; shledal to vse velice pan
skym.
eve vasem postavenl," po-
kraGoval dale Lipcinsky, ktery
jediny udrzoval rozmluvu v
proudu, postcard bych Sc o to,
ably penfze nekde ulozil ma W.
hodne p1jcky, neb neco podob-
neho. Jest to vzdy bezpecnej-
81 nez chovati je donna"
"Naleznul jsem ma ne skry.
ST." pochvalil Sc Tarchala
Drive dabla chytf nezli je ma
leznou."
Ell, Marku," n%apomenuls
no matka.
eco pak?"
"Vyslovujes Sc nepoliticky
Co 81 pan hrabe pc mysli -"
"Proslm pekne, jen bez'
vsech okolk1, jake donna. |
tax bllzkych soused1 nemusit'
Ise -"
20. milostivy pane hrabe,
oval sc Tarchala.
"Zanechte, pros1m, tech tit
lii. V kazdodennim styku,
nemz, jak doufam, setrvam
nynf -" tn podal Tarchalovl
ktery vstaval, ably Sc poklonil
blahosklonne diva prsty
"bylo by to nepohodlne. LIE
vratme Sc k vasim zalezitos
TEN; v kazdem pfipadu nera
-. L-1 01xx@o
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-20
100000
ROMAN. Cd MICHALA BALUCKEHO.

Cd MICHALA BALUCKEHO.

svych znamych."
"Bylo mi receno, re jest to
~nejiste," osmelil Sc oZvati Tar
chala.
"To zalezi ma tom, jak a kde
jsou ulozeny?" oval Sc Lip
cinsky, mrace nespokojene ce-
10. - "Mluvfm o svych INA
mych."
"Racte odpustit, neslysel
jsem, mluvil jsem vIbec."
"Markovi radeno koupiti
YES"
"To nenf spatna myslenka.
Panstvlcko jest vzdy jiste, k
tomu pax titul velkostatkare
take neco znamena. To ma
jiz jisty vyznam a vahu We sve-
te."
Tarchalovi Sc myslenka ia
take llbila; dosud vedle toho,
re mel pen1ze, nebyl v oc1ch
lidi niclm nez nahodou oboha-
cenym lazebn1kem, CO zat1m
kdyby koupil YES, byl by dedi-
Gem jake JIM a co nejv1ce vaz1,
vystehoval by Sc pax z mesta a
byl by vzdalen cd tech lid,
kterl znali jeho bfdnou minu-
lost. Zastf1ti tuto minulost v
lidske i sve pameti, to bylo Tar
chalovym snem.
Rad bych neco koupil," pra
vii, "nevfm jen, jak zac1t a ma
koho Sc v te veci obratit man."
"SveTte to mne. Nam styky
Sc statkari. Budu YAM moci V
te veci poslouziti."
20! pane hrabe!"
Sluha prinesl samovar.
"Snad Dude moci matka pri-
jlti ma chvfli k caji," pravil
Lipcinsky. "Dovolte, prosim,
hned budu k sluzbam. Gusto,
bav zatlm nase cetne hosty."
Tarchalovic byli opojeni ST.
decnostl domac1ho pana. Ia
jim dodala take trochu sm9lo-
sti - a Tarchala pokusil Sc "a
prfsti Sc slecnou rozmluvu.
"Jaky mate krasny byt," or
val Sc, rozhlizeje Sc pc pokoji,
ktery Sc mu, nezvyklemu kom-
fortu, zdal byti skutecne velmi
nadhernym.
"To nazyvate krasnym?" ia
zala Sc Gusta, pokrcfc pohrdli-
w ramenoma. "Musili jsme Sc
s takovym obydlim spokojiti."
To rkouc, hrala 81 s ubrous-
KEN. Tarchala obdivoval sc
jejf bile, aristokraticke rucce S
rGzovymi nehty. Co xiv tako-
We rucinky nespatril. Cht6l il
povedeti, re poznal krasu je-
j1ch rucek, he je zaujat pozo-
rovanim jej1 krasy jejlch rucek
re je zaujat pozorOvanim jejl
krasy, a oval Sc:
"Jaky krasny prsten mate,
slecno, ma prstu. Jest to pravy
briliant?"
Gusta zasmala Sc te naivni
otazce a odpovedela s 1sme-
VEN:
"Nemam mic nepraveho."
"Musf byt tedy i ty krasne
vlasy PRAYER"
"Jak Sc YAM zda," odvetila
pon6kud urazena, vstala a sla
k samovaru.
Tarchala stihal il ocima,
vlastne spfse bohate Why jejl
svetlych vlas1. Byl specielnim
znalcem v tom ohledu a proto
no otazka vlasd tax zajimala.
"Pijete cal silny?" tazala
Sc, nalfvajfc cal.
"Muj Marek nynf nikdy sill
ny nepije," ozvala Sc "a neho
matka, soudfc, re jest rec o Ii
keru.
Nasledkem tohoto neporozu-
meni dostal Tarchala caj tax
slaby, re byl jake obarvena
voda, kterou musil pit z povin-
nosti jiz, protoze to byl pansky
napoj a pax re mu jej jasne
milostiva slecna hrabenka sa-
ma racila nallti.
Zatim odbyvala Sc tfetim
pokoji, chtel rici v budoiru
Viva scena mezi NAMELY.
On prosil, ona odmlouvala
on argumentoval potrebu SEE.
namiti Sc S Tarchalovymi, ons
s odporem Sc tomu branila. Ko
necne pc mnohych domluvacl
podafilo Sc mu nakloniti il
tomu, re Sc ma chv1li objevi
Vstoupila do salonu, veden:
vitezne manzelem, S batysto
Wynn sateckem pritisknutym ]
1stdm, neb il Timed zarazil'
silna vine, jakou Tarchalovi
Znecistili vZduch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
Aycock News

Jim and George Hicks spent the
past weekend in Richmond Va. with
relatives.
Mrs. II. Stewart, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs.
jim Hicks and son, Morris, visited
Mrs. pattlc Workman.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Garrett md
children, Mr., and Mrs. jim StcVgn-
son and children were Sunday after
moo guests of Nh. and Mrs. b, W.
Knott.
Mrs. JIM Hicks and children spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. b. W. Stevenson at Will
liamsboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Puckett spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs, Wig
gins, of Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ID. Knott and
children We're Sunday guests of his
brother, j. H. Knott, and Mrs. Knott.
Mrs. Frank Harris and daughter,
Mrs. Kenneth GreenWay, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Harris mother.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
More Wheat
Is Planted

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
SElFERT is
BEFORE HI-Y GROUP

The kiWaniS Hi-Y Club held its
monthly dinner meeting Monday
night at the KiWanis hall, with c.
O. Seifert as speaker.
Mr.. SeiIert talked on craftsmanship,
not only Of the store Variety but Of
selling ones self to the people with
whom they come IN contact, After
explaining the Importance OF his
craftsmanship points in every day
life, Mr.. Seifert showed a motion
picture on the points he had dis
cuSsed.
The club had Bob Broome and
f. f, .AskeW. Henderson high school
coaches, as special guests at the ses-
sion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
N PAYS FIFE.
TO BE CANDIDATE

Raleigh, Feb. ll.-CAP)-Asso-
ciate Justice +. Is, Denny, OF tne
State Supreme court, ha, filed Tor
election With the state board of cleo
lions.
Other members of the court whose
terms expire this year are Chief
Justice Walter p. Stacy and Assoc
Ciate Justice Michael Schcnck. They
had filed previously.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11

that time Clark & Mccullough were
the stars. Later the title was pur-
chased by Carr & Ormond, new
music and comedy set to this terrific
spectacle, resulting in ACCORDING TO
Jimmy Fiddler, HollyWood's ace COL
umnist, the greatest condensed one
hour show OF sock comedy, beautI-
full girls and spice in the business,
In other words, said Mr.. Fiddler.
--LM noLLs. lor ChuckLes.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11

Soft llattery ahead is the fash
ION theme song Of this lew mode
by your iaVorltc designer, Marian
Martin. Pattern 9768 echoes the
| new trend toward femininity with
curNlng side skirt sections, SOFT
shoulder Jokes and a touch OF dam
~ embroidery. "a special transfer
pattern and instructions are InclId-
cd). You may omit the embroidery
! and ;rim the yokes and short sleeves
with rutfling or braid, ii you wish;
an all-around belt is optional too.
This trock looks charming in crepe
OF spun rayon make II your first
important spring outfit. Just order
the pattern today follow the
complete Sew Chart that's included
49,. and have it ready for immediate
wear
Pattern 9768 may b. ordered only
III misses and Women's sizes II, is,
10, 20. 80, 81, SO, 38, 40 and ~. Size
Is requires 3 l-8 yards SO inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS in CONS
for this MARIAN MARTIN pattern.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
SOCIETY NEWS
CITY . vi.

Looked down ON the street below
,,rhon fell the ram, the sudden rain,
,nd faces pccred out, easement
bound,
,;kc mine against thc WindoW-panc
Lnew them not, they knew me not
AID vet we all were drawn again
win one acCord-to ponder there
1,non the rain, the sudden rain
Virginia Grillct.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
RAISING NO HOGS

The 1910 Federal census revealed
that 86,604 of the 278,276 farms OF
North Carolina were raising no hogs,
reports f. II. HoStetler, professor Of
animal husbandry at N. {. State Col
lcge.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11

STATESNAN-The best comment
ACS ever heard on the claim that We
have too many politicians instead
Of statesmen IN Congress came from
Bill Umstead, former congressman
from Durham who in this book de-
f~initely belongs ON the statesman
ship side. Said he:
well, you can say what you want
to about politics but a man has go
TO be a pretty good politician before
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
Returns to Hickory.

Miss Bertha Williamson left yes.
to-day morning for Hickory afte.
spending Monday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. {. I. Williamson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
From Fort Jackson.

Pic. Walter Thomas Pegram, of
Fort Jackson, 5. G, spent the week
end with nl~ parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Pesfau, on Hight street.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
Nr,k End Here.

sol. Woodrow iIamlen, OF Fort
racEs.n. s. C.. spent the weekend
here with his parents. Mr., ana Mrs.
+ /. IIamlcn, in South henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11
Choir Practice.

The choir of the FIRST Presbyterian
church VIII practice at 8:l5 o'clocR
,nnIght ut the church.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11

Il &c You Went 10 church Sunday"
YES. but | didn't e you"
"Probabiy; | took the collection
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11

II almost seems as though the
pulse of humanity has ceased to
beat in dictatorship countries.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-11

he even gets the chance t. be q states
man
The CIO news. (Cumberland, Md.) 1942-????, 1942-12-07
Contest Spurs
Local d Drive
For Members

Cumberland. Dec. ) Spurred
on by the unions organic for vic-
tory" prize contest. Local 26. URNA-
CIO. members enrolled hundreds OF
new Kelly-SprinGiicld workers. Ray
mond Burkhati. Local 26 president.
announced today.
Union members are vicing with
each other for War Bonds and
the members bringing the greatest
number Of Kelly-SpringIicld workers
into the union \ hug" mass rally
10 top off the contest is being plan
ned for early in 1919 when the War
Bonds and Stamps and gold URWA
pins will be awarded the prize win
nerS.
AT the rally. labor film is TO
be shown and an international
URWA official is expected TO speak.