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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

ANDERDON. 1851 SIS; garage immedi-
ate possession. bargain. terms. Plaza
5j46.
CADILLAC. mr.. Gratio;-6-6 mod. Il. nj.
SO. TOO, 81. 200 down. Pettine. PL. 1880.
CLARKDALE-VERNoR 2-rat. 6-6 each;
hot air; $1,000. 1910 Vernon w. LA. $751;.
SHERIDAN, mr. Gratiot-s-6: sacrifice,
50. 500 $500 dn Pettine. Plaza 1880
WASHBURN, l533s--rr. 6-6: lower vacant
decorated; open Sunday. immediate pos
session: $1,000, 1885, down. UN. 3-s777,
GoLoRED BARGAIN ONLY $500 On.
sOLVAY. apis, store. sim. sioksr NJ.
c. W WHITE, 1850 Hastings. IL. 1-O0ss.
coLoRED-Cardoni $3.50, SO, par, base
nent, bargain; 50. 100. $1,000 Din. PL.
SOFA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Income Bungalows for Sale
Vacant Lots for Sale

Buy Now for Future Security
40-ft. lots, sewer, water; only ti75; n.
cor. s-Mile-Kely roads. Real buys
Owner on property 2:00-6:30 p. m.
BARBER. TUX. 2-oe3t.
BUY STATE o~nea properties, see your
real estate broker
RosEvILLE-Corner lot, 45xl25, on pave
ment, close 20 parochial and public
schools; one block 10 Grstiot and shopping
center. Low price, s295, terms. Privately
owned. Roseville 1868
s0x2I5-Sewer. water. gas, walks, school,
Se75; near i3-Mile and Woodward. Jud.
son Bradway Co.. RIA. 9700.
CoLoRED~-Inkster large lots; city water,
sidewalks; s75-si50; SO down. Phone
Dearborn 5000.
coLoREp-Inkstcr. large lots, xi0O-S2oO
$40 down; city water. Phone Wayne 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12
Board and Room

BIRwooD. 1864 tFenkel- Wyoming dis
trictD-American home; nicely furnished
gentleman; good meals, lunches and garage.
GENERAL Motors Boulevard-Large sim
gle; reasonable home privileges; gentle
man. Madison 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

COLoRED = Respectable, sober working
couple or single man: nice clean, large
room, north end. TR. 2-5o3s.
CoLoRED-McDougan, 1905; nicely fur
nished: quiet couple. Fitzroy 3es2.
CoLoRED = 23rd. 5420. Christian home
single gentleman. Excellent transporta-
ton Tyler 6-64i5.
CoLoRED-Furnished rooms for men OF
employed woman. 1907 r. Fort Apt. IL
CHI. 1864.
coLoRED-Employed couple or gentleman
good transportation. Townsend 6-4769
after 6.
coLoREp-Furnished room; employed cou
Is .. m.
CoLoRED nlinois 1897 = Nice, clear
room for single man; good Transports
tion.
ICoLORED = 343i Waterloo nice room
single man or couple. Fitzroy 1869.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

BLUE RooFED BUNGALOW
Cream coloFsd with matching blue shut.
on large lots, only $I,62s
ENTIRE DOWN PAYMENT FINANCED
Except $50. Open daily and Sunday.
GROSSMAN, COR. VAN BORN AND
WAYNE RnAnQ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

IHOLCOMB, l760-Two rooms. suitable for
four girls; defense workers; kitchen OPP
tional; new furniture. private home good
transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

'WANTED-Five or six-room house; mod
ern. Townsend 5-5e2i.
WANTED--5 or Groom house, flat or In
come; s60-$65. for family of four, ont
child. 7: preferably near ST. Francis -D'
Sales school, not absolutely necessary
Permanent Detroiter, Call North. 0sl1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-12

Wanted to Rent Flats

Employed adults want Sc
room flat; steam heated; northwest sec
ton preferably. Tyler 7-6O55.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Barrymore Starts
Gillespie Mystery

WITHIN TIL grim walls OF
great psn.tenuarl, Lionel Barry
more, Van johnson and keye Luke
started a new medical mystery
adventure thus Week when Or
Gille~pc'> Prison Story latest in
the series went into production at
Meuo-Go'dwyn-Mayer.
DonPa Reed, who played Marcia
Bradbwu in Calling Or Gillespie"
again plays the hancee of the de-
mented murderer, Van johnson
and keye Luke plays tho two
younger assistants Of the veteran
dl5Eno>ucian. Glamour is pro-
Fldcj boy Narr'yn Maxwell John
Craven. son OF veteran stage star.
Frank Craven plays the problem
patient and Alma kruger Walter
NIngSford, Marie Blake. and others
of The regular favoriteS IN the
series. appear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Films in Review
BY CHARLES GENTRY
B a NIB i
Delights
at Madison

II YOU are fascinated with the
forest folk and their dolngs in
the dell, "Bambi' latest Of the
Walt Disney full length features
which opened at the Madison, is,
obviously your dish.
a lovely fanciful thing "BsmbI
is perfect for the Riddles. hut il
lacks the adult touches which
made "Dumbo" and 'Pinnochio
appealing
This most recent OF Disney pro-
ductionS is, At best. sentimental
fairy tale. told in pastel shades
and soft musical notes.
"Bambi. If you read Felix
Salten's delightful fantasy is a
story about a young deer, born in
the forest primcval who literally
find out about life from the birds
and bees school of infant pSy-
chology.
His mother. nice doc who
talks like Joan FontaIno. tries 20
protect him from many of the
mcancr sides Of woodland life, but
Is finally killed hy a hunter leav-
ing BambI' TO learn the lore for
himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
R ell Stuff
Is Re al Stuff

WHEN YOU 500 ram on the
screen rest assured that II wa,
raining for the actual filming Of
the scene So realistic was the
downpour for "Ci'y Without Mon
that Linda Darncl. after standing
IN the rain ON The boarding house
porch. came down with a cold.
Linda wasn't the only one 20
get drenched. Constance Worth
portraying a girl IN her cups. had
10 weave her way INTO The house
from the ram outside She came
ln her raincoat and rainhat
soaked and according 70 script.
dropped heavily on the couch But
Constance was lucky in ono 70
Spoct tho heat from Tho kIClr
lights dried her and unlike Linda
she had no IN effects from the
stage rain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Only Two Sides
To Their Triangle

COLUMBIA ACTOR Sill
Wright is getting used 10 paving
court td'Ann Miller and not quite
getting 10 first base with a.
Bits love trouble Is only Of the
colIulo.d variety however A year
ago al another studio Bill and
Ann played M a film wherein he
lost her 10 Allan Jones ~ the fina
fadeout Now IN "Revoille With
Beverly Bill actually plays the
romantic lead opposite Ann But
there nary a clinch involved At
the end Of the picture Bill goes
off 10 the wars while Ann throws
glanccS after hun that assure tho
audience shell hc waiting when he
comes marching home
Woolng Ann automatically -
getting under Bills skin He
hopes. for ms own pride no can
actually wind up with Tho gal In
his arms the next time they are
cast together
World Famous Comics Three
pages every day In Daily De
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Army Aids

I CAPT LEWIS s. CHAPPE-
LEAR JR Of the 45th Infantry.
Philippine Scouts. VIII be technical
director Of 'Bataan Patrol. The
powerful film epic Of the laSt-ditch
fight for Bataan begins production
this week Robert Taylor heads
the important cast which include
Thomas Mitchell. George Murphy
DcSI ArnaL Richard Whorf. Rich
ard Carlson. Kenneth Spencer
Philip Terry. Barry Nelson and
William Garcan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
The Dawn

FRANK MORGAN hung 4 cac
on himself recently
During filming of Mr. Justice
Goes Hunting be was telling cast
and crew how much he'd enjoy
playing IN the picture
II don't remember" he re-
marked "when I've been I'm a
more splendid, cungenial group.
Usually when We have n swell
gang together there's always one
hum To spoil everything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
HARD AT WORK

Vow, hard AZ work in The
Youngest Profession. - virgin A
spends most Of her day between
school and the camera She must
study the required number Of
hours, and the teacher remains on
the set the entire day.
Time isn't the only thing about
Virginia that3iS budgeted She re-
ceives an allOwance-Sl0 each
week Out Of this she buys clothes,
pays for movies and even manages
20 save some in her little pig bank.
OF course. surprises come in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

my problem
IL not unique
q n Il should
therefore he
Of interest 10
many Of your
req ders. Your
views should
he helpful be-
cause I h . V
W o u Il nat
urally b q
IN n r q " n
biased tn n n
I n q = . IN v
friends might
have.
"Ab n Ut n
WAR nnn IIAA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
For Everybody

SWING OR symphony music
lovers can take their pick A.
Notro-GnldWNn-NaNcr
Iive merchants can listen cnrap-
tuod ~ The meiodic strains of
famed swing maestro jimmy Dor
,ey hot licks beating u out on
the Il Dood 1t set.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

ELSA MANCHESTER claims
one record that husband Charles
Laughton can't tie or even APP
proach!
Originally billed for one week as
a guest artist" she has given over
400 consecutive performances at
the Turnabout Theater, Beverly
Hills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
on THF SPOT

Detroit, being the home of the
factory as well as the arsenal Of
defense may harb0r a great many
actual workers who viii find tech
meal faults in the films our un-
trained eyes couldn't detect. but
10 Us the assembly line background
and sound effects were very
realistic Many Of the scenes were
repeatedly filmed night A. the
Lockheed plant
Since all tho mon arc carrying
guns Tor other purposes these day,
We have 10 depend on a Lady
GarGStor FOR our cops-and-
robbers Thrills
This is the second part of the
now PalmS-Siate hill and features
Fave Emerson and Frank Wilcox
IN an I've Got You, You Rat
thriller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
FATHER Is ALOOF

His father. stately stag. con
dcscendS Il. occasionally giving his
offspring helping antler, reScuing
him from enemy man, and a
raging forest fire but generally
speaking Bamhi has 10 stand on
his own.
He makes early playmates Of
a wonderful rabbit named
'Thumper' and a skunk called
Flower. all Of which is 4 little
on tho PIKE side They grow up
with "Bamb' and disport them-
selves with him. and fall in love
with appropriately designed mates
when 'he second spring arrives
with much twi''erine Of birds and
r,!~tllng ~ the wind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
NATURE LOVER

T. is these natural phenomena
which seem 20 have so absorbed
MIR Disney that no forCetS 20 20
60 on Win Tho story Re stops 70
rhap~odlzc 10 Tcchnicolor every
few minutes over the falling OF a
leaf The moonlight on tho meadow
and the way clouds look 10 4
dreamy cartOoniSt
This same romantic lctharCy has
evidently so drowSily interested
the animators themselves that
every once and 50 often they come
ont Of j., and say. "Oh, yes where
was -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

form OF new outfits from her
mother, but frequently Virginia
finds herself in the role for that
Little Dress She just Couldn I
Resist"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
FOR YOUNGER SIT

It, tender touching and anus
ing enough tor tho Youngsters 10
CROW and gurglc with Glee. but for
us not too much fauu
Tho second feature CrImly takc>
YOU OUT o. such dream world
and udely places You in front Of
today'S headlines with Army
Surgeon
This action drama of todaVS
VAT front and the medical men
who work hand IN SCalpel with the
fighters features James Ellison
and Jane Wyatt. whh appeared on
the same screen last week as a
nurse 70 a navy doctor.
World Famous Comics Three
pages every day In Daily De
trOit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Jack Pickering
Here
and
Now
etter this column re-

Here's a letter this column re-
Celved:
Dear Mr.. Pickering:
81 would appreciate II II YOU
would express your views on the
following situation. feel that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
Defense
Work Film
o.
at State

SINCE WE'VE had so many
aviation films, il is only natural
that a film like Wings For the
Eagle should show It's cinematic
head and so, at the Palms-State,
we find a drama about what goes
on in the plants where they make
those planes that Tyrone Power
and Enrol Flynn Will eventually
take up.
In The same way they arc step
pIng up plane production. We felt
that they rushed UP this picture.
The only trouble is that they were
m such hurry TO get this film
of the assembly line, they forgot
TO put all the parts on
Consequently we find Ann
Sheridan. Dennis Morgan and
Jack Carson wandering about the
fusilages in the Lockheed factory,
not quite sure about themselves.
their Jobs or their emotional re-
actions 10 one another.
w. lfl NblldIINf NPhlb INV ~ lN'I
tho Norden bombSlght. 10 focus on
just what was going on.
Ann Sheridan. il seems is mar
RED 10 Jack Carson, an ex-football
star who has bpen studying en-
glneerIng 10 get one of the better
Jobs AZ Lockheed The school
where ne has been studying turns
out 10 be- \ racket-run establish
ment and il takes him some tune
10 learn his lesson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
WeiMer $
Daily Life
Is Budgeted
Nv JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. Il Vir-
gina Weidler'S daily life is one Of
tho most budgeted in Hollywood
That is the secret Of remaining
a normal "teenster and AT the
same time one OF filmdom out
standing juvenile actresses
From the m oment Virginia
swakens. she hasn't A moment 10
spare. When not working IN pic
ture. she reports 10 the studio
school room At Q a. m. There she
sits ~ desk where such stellar
alumni as Judy Garland Mickey
Rooney. Lana Turner and Deanna
Durbin once learned 10 add and
spell
Believe me. a studio school
Il much harder than the public
imagines." says Virginia Our
classes are small and that means
we get called on twice as often
As hoys and girls in public
schools. There's no bluffing. We
know our homewOrk-or else"
Al noon, Virginia lunches IN the
studio CommisSary at a large table
reserved for all the youngsters.
BALLET LESSONS
And IL she has been tardy that
morning, she reports back 10 the
sChoolroom after lunch 10 stay
double the time, reading prescribed
literature.
Otherwise AT p m the young
starlet, three days a week. learns
the basic principles of ballet dane
ing The other two days are spent
with Willie Rowan, studio tap
dancing instructor
At 2 O'Clock. Virginia hieS her
self 10 singing lesson bhls5lS
her svorite hour. Hey four
brothers have organized an orches-
ira and Virginia works diligently,
in hope OF becoming their feature
vocalist.
SO far the boys have turned a
deaf ear. but studio executives
weren't so hard 10 please Virginia
is now studying song numbers for
her new musical film, Best Foot
Forward"
FREE TIME
From ; 10 s p. m. Virginia is on
her own This time is usually
spent with her close chum. Jean
Porter Both are ardent cyclists
and sometimes ride a far as the
beach 10 miles away Occasionally,
they spend this time watching
other actors and actresses go
through their PAGES on studio
stages Virginia thinks this is the
best instruction 10 be had
After dinner. if il is her turn.
Virginia pitches IN on the dishes.
There are no servants in the
Weidler household The housework
is divided equally among the three
sisters and four brothers. If il
isn't a school night, the girls at
tend neighborhood movie Other
wise. little Miss Weidler is in bed
AZ Q When working. she studies
her lines Just before going 10 sleep.
and then tuckS the script under
her pillow She has always done
that for luck,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
MORE CHARACTERS

There is fine old follow in The
plant Who designs planes and
whose son goes Off 10 JOIN the ar
force Then comes Pearl Harbor
and Dennis feels the patriotic call.
especially with his best friend :
son In uniform. 50 he enliStS. leav-
Ing the road clear for = reconCllia-
ton between Ann and Jack and
in time 20 appear for a mob dedi-
cation Of the 1000 bomber.
We suspect that this rambling,
rather disconnected effect is the
result Of poor editing. more than
anything else.
The story itself IS coherent
enough but ~ lacks continuity and
certainly wastes the talents of A
girl like Ann Sheridan. who could
be Ann DoakeS. insofar as this
particular opus Is concerned
Dennis Morgan Is very good and
Jack Carson IS rough and tough
enough 20 be quite helicyable but
r rs tPOTEp t0tTFy. 8S rnc Otd pU-
ginccr. VINO gives the best per
Torrance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12
NOT SO BRIGHT

He's not very bright. as you can
Judge SO he starts brooding.
They have Dennis Morgan q
Nelf-STe boarder who goes for
Ann. bat even her husband can
sec this until its too late.
There's nice scene over the
kitchen stove with everybody get
ting oycrhcatcd and walked out
Ann gets Job ~ LOCkbecd and
Dennis StIil purSueS her. mean
while working 10 get himself an
essential in defense work job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

zoo HsN AUTO NpiclrFS a
ANLAs sIssIIN 'IsEISsi "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-12

very best friend was drafted into
the army. We have been friends
throughout high school and col
Iege. We were inscparable pals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02
+ OF RESALE.

An advance bid having been made
lpon the PROPERTY hereinafter set
out, and under and by virtue Of or
ders- OF The Clerk OF Superior Court
of Vance County,. North Car
DINA, in the Special Proceeding en-
titled CLEO johnson and husband
William johnson. vs.. Lucy Allen,
Widow of Thomas J. Allen. Robt.
Allen and wife, Annie Bell Allen,
Emma Burton and husband, Ulysses
Burton. L.oval Allen and wife, Mat
tie Allen. Lizzie Wright and husband
George Wright. Eddie Allen and hus-
band. Lou Allen, David Allen, IN
married, Johnnie Allen and wife,
Helen Allen, James Allen and wife,
Nora Allen. Hattie Williams and hus-
band. joseph Williams. Bertha Allen
and husband. James Allen, Joseph
Allen and wife, Sarah Allen" which
SDecia1 Proceedi0p is d0cketed in the
office of the said Clerk. and by au-
thorjtv of the said orders, the under
stoned Commission win again offer
f0r sale at public action to the high
est bidder for cash. at the Courthouse
door, in Henderson North Carolina,
al 1900 Noon Eastern Standard
Time. on Thursday February 5,
1942 the 1o1lovine described real
estate.
All hat certain tract of land con-
tanning 100 acres more or less,
known as T ! Alien place in Hen
8erson. Township Vance County.
state ot North Caro1;na located
ahout seven mics West of Henderson
an what * known as the old Will
Iianshoro Road bounded on the
Vorth hv thn lands Of Dick Young,
w The Fast NV thn Lands of the Mar
SION estate ~ inc South bv the
Iands of e w Harris T, ". Wilker-
tnn ond = ~ Brama and on the
1Vaet Nv ,bn p,,blic road Described
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02
No R6HgGlT!:22M!!,;A Ill.,; QNSS.
z BRONDFIElO

slightly terrific, though, don't you
think
Yes" ,plla said. "He's-he's
sort of grand
Well" Vivian said when Molla
went TO her room. Il suppose
erything is as smooth as lie
proverhial silk. or whatever h
prioritios board offers as a suostl-
tute these days"
Nolla nodded. Smooth enough
Molla smiled. The last thing h
noticed before turning out the
light vas the telegram from Nell
which she had tossed on the
dresser.
The l, days passed like 10 MIN
utes. Before they realized it, they
were packing to return home.
Business, business, business" lay
srumbled as they headed for the
airport. One Of these years I'm
goin. to knock off work. gut a
cloth over all the clocks IN the
country and just let time roll by"
Meanwhile, you'll have Molla
take in floors to wash to keep the
family supplied with the necessi-
ties Of life" Ted Holland said.
Sure. why not? Look at this"
He grabbed Molla's arm and held It
aloft. Strong as an OK. and lousy
with health"
Well. here we are" Vivian said.
4, -, 4l,ara', TIA hi0 cllvnr bird
that'll take US back to the land Of
the big show"
"Brrrr." Jack said, turning up
his collar. You had to remind US
Looks as though Wen have a
strong tailwind." Tay said. pointing
to billowy, gray clouds scudding
northWard.
The ship took off. At about 1000
| feet it rocked violently and then
! again as it struck an air pocket
higher up.
"A bit bumpy today" the stew
| ardess said as she passed them
Have some gum
Tay thanked her. Chew this
he told Molla. It'll help settle your
stomach if it gets too rough"
The weather got worse about SO
miles up the coast. BY the time
they reached Georgia it had started
10 rain. A sudden gust Of wind
whipped the ship around. The pilot
started climbing for more altitude.
The rain beat in sheets against the
window.
Say. | don't like this Iay NUT
tered.
They could almost feel the ship
struggling through, Molla pointed
TO the illuminated sign above the
door leading to the pilots quarters.
attach safety BELTS she read
softly "Nothing's wrong. | hope
Just a precautionary measure
said Tay. but as he looked out the
rain-spattered window. he noticed
they We're losing altitude instead OF
gaming.
(Io Be Continued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02

Imnd@"
can handle INN.
1t was almost midnight before
they returned TO the hotel NheA
thev walked into the lobby. lay
was waiting for them
Good evening MoIla said
blithely
He opened his mouth and then
shut 1t again Finally he sali,
i've been waiting here two hours
Frishtfully boring and vaguely
familiar" Vivian murmured.
Pipe down. you Tay growled.
Better stll. why don't you pack
of to your ittl, trundle bed for
some much-nceded beauty rest?'
Vivian laughed good naturea!y.
The floor Is yours. Tay. Sec you
later. MoIla."
Lets 20 out here Tay said,
taking Molla by the arm and lead
ing her TO the terrace,
I'm sorry about last night
beautiful" he began. taking her
hands in his. Il suppose you've
heard all about it by now
Molla nodded. "Oh yes. Every
thing. It must have been fun"
1t wasn't at all. But you Il
forgive me of course"
Why do you say of course?
Am expected to forgive YOU
We'll. not exactly, but this time,
anyway"
Then there will be next times?"
1e held up a hand soberly
Scout honor I'll give you an
lronclad. money-baok guarantee in
writing that there won't. Okay?'
"Okav." Molla said. Tay kissed
her then, and she wondered If she
weren't dismissinc it all too light
" He hadn't taken it very seri-
ously at all. Just as though It
were a schoolboy prank for which
ne could be scolded and that was
all.
Tay took & telegram out Of his
pocket. This came for you this
evening. Who from, l wonder
There's always a good way to
find out she said. tearing open
the envelope.
Molla read the message and
laughed m%usically. From Neil
Lundquist. Look
Tay read It. SAW a NEWS
REEL TONIGHT WON'T BE
LlEVE IT UNLESS YOU BRING
THE FISH HOME WITH VOC
NEIL"
Good Old Neil" ray erlnne1
"AlWars the doubter. You KnaW.
that lug told ne he wouldn't be
lieve you we're marrying me lntl
he saw rs marching down the aisle
together
He did," Molla asked Sharply.
"Yup He couldn't understand
Why a sweet gal Ike you could PIT
up with the likes of ne He swears
you're toe good for me
It's a wonder he didn't tell me
that
I'D shoot him If he did. Hes
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-02-02
MEN NOW
MAY JOIN MARINES

Raleigh, Feb. Due to the SER
ousne OF the present crisis the
United States Marine Corps has re-
Gently announced that married men
between the ages OF II and 80 are
nOW eligible tor enlistment in the
Marine Corps. Prior to this time the
Marine Corps has only enlisted SIN
gle men ior this branch of the serV-
ice.
Those who are married and are
interested IN enlisting in the Marine
Corps may do so by applying at any
Marine Corps recruiting station,
where they will receive their ply
steal examination. A man applying
for enlistment in the Marine Corps
who is married must show evidence
n the form of an affidavit stating
he will have no n dependent upon
him while he is in the service.