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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

strains OF the Wedding March from
LnnengrIn by Wagner.
The bride was lovely in a navy
crepe dress with white accessories
~ hrr shoulder She wore single
Mrs.. Harris is the daughter of
Mr.. and MIS-. John f. Wunncnbcrp
"i Norfolk. Va. She received her
euHc"tI"n IN The Norfolk city schools
ana the William and Mary Ex,cn-
SION OF Norfolk. and AT the present
m'''o ho!oS position AT the Naval
H"Sr Of that city.
MI. Harms Is u graduate of Hcn-
d'r>"n high school and has = posi-
u"n a Inc Naval Training Station
III Norfolk.
Immediately after the ceremony
,hr couple lc'' ',r Wedding trip to
'''""''c'" points. Upon their re-
tugN hoy vii. make ,hcir hnn,c i,
NOriuii.. ''''N y"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
OFFICES MAINTAINED

Raleigh. Aug. lO.-Rapid changes
in the labor market. occasioncd in
part by the changing war picture.
have caused revision in earlier
plans by which the U. S. Employ
ment Service offices at Albcmarlc.
LcnOir. Spray. Thomasville, and
WayncSvillc will continue as full
iunctionirg employment offices. Mrs.
Gertrude *. Clinton, director for
North Carolina annOuIces.
The new plan made no change in
the earlier plan. relative to the of
flee at Edcnton which is moved t.
Washington. but with an outpost Of
flee at EdCutOn 10 serve contractors
with defense projects in that area
and farmers. The Williamson office
Is also operated as an outpost office.
from Washington. The Marion office
i closed.
The brownsville office will be
continued with the same manager
and personnel. but small reductions
in personnel arc made in the other
four offices: Albcmarlc continuing
rs Il two-man office: Spray as a
thrCC-m II office: and, WayncSvillc
as iWo-man office
Pending final arrangements for a
full-,lmc office al Spruce Pine. a
temporary outpost office has been
set up there. due 10 the recent rapid
expansion nf tho mica industry. now
N the war effort. in the
area.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
SOCIETY NEWS
Is THERE NO LAW?

:, there no Law that we can trust
Totbine that will abide,
~ ,hcrc one certainly on earth
constant al our side!
n OucstinnCr, are you SO sad,
NJ are your eyes SO dull,
Grdr,. j, close beside you now,
And Beauty waits as well.
Untouched by all our troubled days,
I.rsbakcn ny our gricl.
vcar after wear the trees unfold
Tbru. pauoply Of, leaf.
Marion Susan Campbell
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
WeeklyMarket
News Review

Raleigh. Aug. 10 During the pasi
| Week 'Ir market tor farmers: stock
| pcant', continued Ia strengthen a.
| -hc l..iaGc became more and more
evident. Prices al finished goods
/ have also strengthened SLIGHTLY for
| Nhc!.Cd peanuts. and peanuts m the
shell are holding firm. according 10
| the |. :. and North Carolina dcpalt-
mcn'> oi agriculture in the weekly
market news service review. Best
| lmHhus are new. Smelling nj : So to
! : 81 cent aS compared with 7.G5
! cent last week.
":raticrG markets continued To
/ dcslin.. bat ether feeds remained
/ about unchanged 10 slightly higher
during the week ended August /.
The r."N demand and more plcn-
! ''H. current offerings of miIifccdS
| proved 70 pc the weakening InrlII-
crr"-. therefore. buyers awaited =
m"., -'illcd market before making
! further commitments. Oii<ccd cakes
I HnG meals were about UNCHANGED
".'n 'dIr inquiry and cOrnfccd. ny
Hag'd slightly higher with il con-
. ian lvi active demand. For the colIu-
Try as a Who!". the index number of
/ Wholesale iCCdStufi prices dcCliuCG
I'"'i - points To 1858 compared
win 1904 for the previous week
ma i"t.' Tor the corresponding week
last year.
Current hog prices showed AN ad-
Nnnc" "i 10 I" ~ cents in Chicago.
This week when COMPARED win
prices nl week ago. Most Gam
were "c"rCd on weights under -,
POUNDS winch were relatively scarce.
u" week closed with the ChIc;r..r.
hog top at l3.6p per hundred. ON In,
Carolina and Virginia swine outlet.
top hog values were unchanged nj
l+.lO III Clinton and L,Imbcrinn: y,
i4I3 at Fayetteville. Florence ant
Rocky Mount: at las ~ Windsc,
and lao in Richmond
Sales of the 1912 crop of Iluc-c,u-
cd tobacco opened Thursday ON In,
North Carolina border belt marked
Mitn average prices from I.JO IL
100 higher per hundred pound
man The average price ON the opru-
ing datc of last year. The bulk of
INC Tobacco sold from 800 To 1900.
consulting chiefly of lug and prIu.
my grades. with a Euud volume g.
lhir ana low cutters included
Cotton.
Cotton prices IluCtllntri within
narrow limits and gained SiIGht v fo,
he week. Prices pf other cornund
.icS were ais" slightly higher. the
GItmc ni sales ul spot cotton re-
'0rtcd in the ~ market: was Sub
Il riially mailer than III the prccCc,.
~ week and in the corresponding
eek a year ago. Unfinished cuttor
10Th markets were more active. Tho
Gather vas again reported favor
K to the cotton crop. The lu-mar-
Ct average price ni 1870 cents Iui
adding 1916 inch on Friday. Nu
nSt I. was : points higher than q
eek ago and compared with 1924;
car ago. Sales of $4,000 bales re-
Ortcd by the 10 markets compared
nth $4,000 in the previous week and
1000 in The corresponding weeI
vt year. Inquiries from dumcSti
liils were few for both prompt and
cferrcd shipment.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

duout IL pitllN
soon. Bulbs must he
ordered and the
beds must be plan
led and prepared
The now ca,alog,
list the better ya.-
ietirS AID yug
should select from
these The one, YOU
want. You may al
ready have q list
of varieties that,
you made asst
spring when the
bulbs We" ~
bloom: thai The
best time 60 DO i.
HDn INNS. p.. go.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
To Fort .J:clISun

Cpl. EIlIv Clark hu, returned iu
f"ri Jackson. s. e.. after ,p"ufn.
ON" time with hi, mother. Mr..
tlnrcnc" Clark. and Miss Helen
Clark. Ait"r leaving Henderson Inc
stopped over in Raleigh Tor "a few
day vISr, with his sister. Mr.. j.
". OVcriun.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Invite TO Party Only Those
Once "Doomed" by Doctors

Long ago l had . patient who,
IN the middle of highly success
lul business career. suddenly de-
Feiopcd serious infection and
mad n series Of chills and was
pretty sick.
Sill 4 Long Way from Dead
"One night all the doctors in
consultation gathered and told the
family that he probably wouldn't
lIv" through the night. cent over
To his bedside aS | was leaving to
give him = final handShakc and he
motipncd for me to put down nv
ear. lie was so weak | could lust
barely hear him whisper. but what
he said was diStinguishabIe. lie
SAID, i hope you have better luck
on your next case | never ex-
ncct"d to see him again. but some
thinE happened and | see him
walking around every once in a
while. lie isn't the picture of
health. hU; he is far from dead.
mat party Tor the once utterly
doomed should bc quite an affair"
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
j. NJ: Are egg whites harmful
TO person who is in perfect
health | was told that no enc
should cat egg whites not only be-
cause they are hard to digest, but
ais" because they destroy the
h"ra and they contain nothing of
any value? l. that ,ruc?
Answer: Egg white is n yalu-
able protein and i not harmful 20
anyone unless they have an al
leroy To it. II is true tina, raw
'%@ white Is hard to digest. but
cooked egg white is not. There is
n" truth in the idea that it de-
StroyS the fora.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Week End i'm LOuiSburC,

Nh J. T. Jones and Miss Lucy
p'U-mcr Jones have returned from
h"'sourg, where they spent the
M'ri-cnd with Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
f",r"i"n. Miss Jones went there from
hrHrrnd. where she visited for sew
CruL lnv. last Wcck.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

EDITORS NOTE: Dr. Clrrdorirr NO.
s'N'h 'hmrii"'~ "hlrh yHn h, obtained b.
readers. Zach pamphlet sells fui 10 ,.,,I
For any on" rar.. irr ,,.!f,,i. sud ia
cents IN com. at.'! 81 .,.f-:t,llf.--. , ,u,,I,,,a
stamped wiih q ih,,r-r-f., ..-,,,, ., rs
is'E'h '"',''"irtn". IN r1r' u' tin. rnr,rr
IE' pamphlet ar"s = tr,. U,,I- rrir-
IN" Dict. 'irr'is.,. sr.r f.,.,f t...,.
E',.ryli" aud Gslrrrg.' .Ir..r., T,.,4'
,rE irft"l.'.. fr- ''... Treatment. 81
pi'h"'". '"ru''.I'' H..I"u," and ...TLa
Care Of The liar aut SSlnr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Leave for Canada.

J. {. HUFF. who has been visiting
relatives here. left Saturday for his
n,.H' IN Chatham. Ontario. Canada.
~ "a, accompanied by his sister.
NJ ti'da Huff. and Mise Flor
r,''" THROWN, Rosa Mac CoGhill. and
h'''cI Fuller who will visit in
'"nHda Tor two weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Week End Here.

t.1I" and Mrs. Nicholas ChavaSSc
"lr, '@nIly !pcnt the week end here
W.T." HaI"r ChavasSc's parents. Mr..
"'i MIS-. :. II. ChavaSsC. They arc
~. 'N'lr way from Drew Field, Flor
w. ~. and Will leave tomorrow for
~, ."ingi"n. ID. c.. where Major
'"''"'Nc will be stationed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Return to Kingston

a'r and Mrs. William Morgan and
c...G.cn and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
h'HH and son. Carl. Jr. have re-
,u'nrd I" their home AT Kingston.
-" after visiting Mrs. Morgan's
M"''"r. Mrs. w. II. AyScuc. al
~ 900. for the past week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
To Salisbury.

Mr. &. y. Mayficld has returned
:" her home in Salisbury after
spending week here with Mr. and
Nj. Is. p. Gholson. She was accom-
panied by Miss Virginia Hunt. who
VIII % il her there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
From Fort Bragg.

~ Malcolm Penny, who is now
e.a'nu,d 1T Fort Bragg. spent tho
wc'h-rnd hero with Mrs. Penny. at
the Chlya~." nome on Orange street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Returns from Raleigh.

7 IirIcm CIIrli has returned u
hc home on Lehman street after
Spending some time with her sister,
NJ j. ". Ovcrman. the former Miss
Pauline Clark. in Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Buffet Supper For
Bobby Davis Given

4, ID" employees of T.. G.. Davis &
m, '' 20. gave a buffet supper in
~, easement playroom at the home
mrs X. G.. S. Davis Thursday
81, ,.',. H. IN honor Of Il. G.. S. Davis. Jr.,
&c.,, ,,i'l I'arc Tuesday morning for
49, h'agg and Santa Ana. Califor-
'"'' i" enter the air corps.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Return from Seven Springs.

George Il. Harris and Lucco r.
Harri, ~cturncd yesterday from Sew
en- Springs where they have spent
the pas week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
From Wedding Trim.

llr. and Mrs. \. w. White have
n'un"d from their wedding trip
hwGI western North Carolina. and
,h'y uc n"w AT home at the Hughes
apartments. PHI Harrcll street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Home from Visit.

III. Lille Sladc has returned
home after spending two weeks in
DuHum and Raleigh. Mi Sarah
Ellen Smell. nf Raleigh. accompanied
h,l here lpr - visit.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Returns 10 ,JlrESuu

Cpl. Britt Cauldrr uy. rr'tnncd
!" II. Jackson. S. G.. al,"r .prud.ns
-"u''Im" here with his parents. AIR.
and MR.. Il. &. Cauldcr
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Here for Week End.

irinul" and Alex Davis had as
'hr~ guest, over the week Lane
S'".r-. Of Norfolk, Va. Billy Palmer.
"! l.''ir'un. and John Hackney and
Frrct- king. of Wilson.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
I,IrsiS Grnm Hamlet

Alr and Mrs. Ned Snwcll. Of Ham
lei. are spending some time here
with their sisters. Mrs. Il. J. Daniel
and Mir y =. NucklCS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Jack Anderson Her.

Sgt. Jack Anderson. III Camp Lee.
spent In" wcck-cnd at hi, home here.
ana had MIR. and Mrs. Bill McCur,iv,
ri Petersburg. Va. as his guc>r,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
I,nltlSllnrO Guest.

NJ Doris Strickland, of Colds
hnvo. Is visiting Miss Myrtle Boone,
a, ncr nrluv on Lehman street.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
tn New York.

ut,, Meta Rocker left yesterday
for New York City, on il fall mcr-
rbaud.~c hIy!nG trip.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
To the Mir J,ru.

Herbert LACK" pu'.'ry fm r,port-
81 i"r duty with tn" L. * llmF An
Corps. al Kelly Field. Tr.l.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Returns from Vacation.

Miss Amy Pate has returned from
-, ,v,-wyrIS vacation spent at the
beach.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

DR.. Clendcning will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

September i Il favOritC month
then its no use Ia NOV tho lawn any
more and it, far too carly To- worry
about >hOvClIng snow.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Visit Here

willie Russell McGhcc, Of the u.
( Navy. Norfolk. Va, is visiting his
,r,,hrr. Mrs. Will McChcc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
THE TAR HEEL
GARDENER
BY JAMES G. WEAVER

If you plan to have nice dis
play of spring Towering bulbs mex,
year you must start doing something
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

After the war. We understand.
commercial planes viii to able 10 fly
at such high altitude that Niagara
ais wjli look like lesky taIret
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
BY LOGAN CLENDENING, NJ. ID.

"PM GOING to invite guests
for n party which is to be called
the Party for the Utterly
Doomed" said my old friend, DR..
Adrian Gibbs, yesterday after
noon.
81 have just been Inundated by
a visit from patient; | told his
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

wife Is years ago he would be
dead in three months. She got a
better doctor for him, / guess. She
couldn't have got 4 worse one
from the standpoint of prophecy.
Guest Once Bcdridden
"Then | saw a woman To whom
l have said goodbye many times.
And l really mean goodbye. She
doesn't live in my own town.
About ten years ago ii Was found
that she had tuberculosis and tn =
did a pneumothorax on her. Well.
l see her every Year IN her SAM.
tarium retreat. | kissed her good
bye last year: she MAS hrdr!d,cu;
never expected 10 see hcr again.
Here she is, walking around and
as merry as Il grig. She will be in
vitcd to the party.
81 will never forget the case oe
a Mr.. y. He was pretty sick and
decided to go East for a runsul,a-
tion. The doctor in the Eay, told
him he might "a we'll bc frank
with him. Ii hc had any affairs to
put III order, sand the doctor. he
had better de- so because he wasn't
going to live more than six
months. He came hac'; home. sold
out his business. made a nov will
and went HON" 10 lie. That was
10 years ago and he beat me ot
golf the other day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

ORE AND WAR-IIcrc's the way
ii starts off:
There is 4 poem about a state
Ga part Of nation in fighD,
And II tells of iron and magnesium.
and vcrmiculilc!
Also copper. and manganese. and
the worth
OF ali the ores under North Carr
lima earth"
From there on il gets worse IN
poetry. but docs convey The :dca
IA; North Carolina has made and is
m'n ne great contribution 10 the
n"l'"nal war effort through its min
erals.
u NK-llarry +. Davis. curator of
Inc State museum. has rendered 10
Ben Prince. chairman of the state
Institutions salvage drive, two cop
per stills weighing better than 300
pounds, and more than a ton of old
T"r. Tho stills arc supposed 10 he
among the largest ever operated by
North Carolina moonShincrS.
ENPOSINES-A not unusual sigh;
on North Carolina highways now is
"a iruCliload of explosive munitions
c"nvoycd by Il highway patrol car.
IN most Instances tho patrol car
keeps ab"u, 100 feet ahead of the
truck and continuously flashes a rcd
danger signal.
HONEI-liCrc'S som" bad news
for many housewives who nave been
looking To- honey as Il substitute for
sugar. Reports reaching State Co..
lcGc and Department of Agricul-
iurC offices Indicate ih2t excessive
rain during the time >uurwuod tree;
were i'm bloom has cut production of
snrirwond honey To 10 per cent or
!, - of normal crop in many Sec
tons.
FLIES-Public health and SAM.
talinn authorities have still another
grievance against Hitler. There arc
more flies around towns and Giles
Tins summer. Much Df the increase
IN the fly nuisance is attributed 10
more extensive Use of horses ror
milk and express delivery and other
/ functions iOr which motor vehicles
had come To be generally used
Al the same time, demands of the
war effort upon the chemical in
duSiry have caused a scarcity il
! many kinds of diSlnfcctants.
! LAWYERS-Thc law class which
! successfully passed the State bar cX-
animation the other day establish
Cd several new records. First wa:
the fact that every applicant made
grades sufficient 10 Justify granting
of license Ia practice law. Next, i
was the smallest class of applicant,
10 take the exams in many years
there being only 30. Again. it hac
the biggest percentage of women q
any class ever 10 appear before tn:
examining board. There were thrc:
Portals this time. Other years there
have been as many as five women
but the total was so much larger
Finally. the average age of this grouy
was higher than ever before. Thi:
was attributed 10 new requirement.
that applicants must have had a
least two years of college work
Lawyers who have been practicin.
for years were heard 10 remark tina
the small class WAS due TO the dc.
cline in legal practice as much o,
more than Ia the induction of youns
men INTO military service.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
WITH OUR BOYS \
IN SERVICE \
Here for IbIv.

Lieut.. James l.. ChrE4 90. vi Camp
n'n"r. pcnt SUNDAY i,... with his
'WcntS. MIR. and Nj S. f.. rhn,,s,c
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
the Sick
In Duke Hospital.

Edmund Brinkley, who is under.
roing treatment in Duke hospital
Durham. is said 10 be getting along
cine. He will be there for the re-
mainder of this week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
Prophecy Hazardous

ayes. prophecy is one of the
most hazardous parts 81 rur huyi
ness. That is why when YOU get
Older and more experienced, YOU
indulge III II less and less.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
I'pdcrgocs Operation.

Dicl. Gregg. son Of DR.. and Mrs.
a. D. Gregg underwent an appended
tony this morning ~ Maria Parham
hospital, -..... -
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
QYaRkTLXTNS
i&tM&!1I
Birth of Son.

-. Birth of Son.
po,,, ,. ana Mrs. G.. B. Hcndrick an
q ,.i,nIcc 'ne birth Of a son. Richard
,l'e. on Saturday. August 8, at
d. d." W., !" parham hospital. Mrs. Hen
W. Is the former Miss Elizabeth
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE
BY LYNN NISBET
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter IiOtel-Raleieh

POETRY?-Bill Sharpe. director
OF the State news bureau. is still
wondering II he got 35c worth. \
man IN upper New York state offer
cd 10 write u poem about North
Carolina for that amount. Bill sent
The money. IL. got the poem. Maybe
ITS worth 35c, although litcrary
critic couldn't hand il much.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

ENPOSIVES-A not unusual sigh
on North Carolina highways now i
- iruckload of explosive muniticr
c"nv"ycd by Il highway patrol car
IN most instances tho patrol ca
keeps about 100 feet ahead of In,
truck and continuously flashes a rec
danger signal.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-10

~ Military +. Davis. curator of
III" State museum. has rendered 10
Ben Prince, chairman at the state
institutions salvage drive, two cop
per stills weighing better than 300
p"undS, and more than Il ton of old
T"r. the stills arc supposed To he
among the largest ever operated by
North Carolina mOOnShincrS
Evening star., 1942-04-14
Barrett AssaiIs Persons
Neg|ecting Civilian Defense

By the Associated Press.
EASTON, Nd, April 14.-Mary-
landers who have not co-operated
in civilian defense activities after
enjoying all the privileges of AmeIi-
can life" were assailed. by Co. Henry
S. Barrett, chief State air raid
warden.
Col. Barrett, speaking yesterday
at the meeting of the Eastern Shore
County Commissioners Association,
said People don't realize their re-
sponsibility. and have no excuse for
not serving"
In another address, William l..
Henderson, State Tax Commission
chairman, urged a plan Of continu-
GUS assessments for all counties N
order to remove the necessity for
general assessments.
Col. Barrett called for more VOL
unteers to man civilian defense jobs
and stressed the need for men and
women to take over aif raid spotter
posts and as air raid wardens.
He complimented the county asso-
citation for its work in helping or
ganize shore defenses, and said
great dangers" faced the coast
today.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
All All Sturs to Convene

The annual spring conference Of
the Maryland All Club AL Stars
will be held April Is and rs at the
Vendobona Hotel, Braddock Heights,
Rufus King. assistant county agent
of Montgomery County, announced
Walter D. Bromley, secretary of the
Frederick Production Credit Asso-
citation, will be guest speaker at the
annual banquet. Representing the
extension service will be E. G. Jen-
kins, Miss Venia M. Kellar, DR.. T.
B. Symons, E. I. Oswald, Paul N.Y.
strom, Mylo s. Downey and Miss
Dorothy Emerson.
Evening star., 1942-04-14
JobIess Benefits Denied
Anti-War Sect Member
Ey The associated Press.

DETROIT, April 14-A 56-year-
old automobile factory worker,
father of seven children, yesterday
was denied jobless benefits by the
Michigan Unemployment Compen-
sation Commission for refusing to
work on war production because of
religious beliefs.
"If the United States would re-
frain from producing any materials,
then God would save us by a mirac-
ulous intervention" Edward A.
Pearce, for 10 years a Ford employe,
told Clyde w. Ketchman, commits
sion referee.
Pearce said he received a tempo
rary lay-off December 10 and was
notified to return to work January 5.
He refused, he said, because as a
member of a sect known as the Full
Salvation Union, he was opposed to
war.