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Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-10-23
Bowling Well Under Way

The mems bowling league has
been gliding along at a smooth
pace in recent weeks. Individual
records are not at this time avail
able but following is the standing
of the teams. All positions are
determined by the preceding
weeks pinfall. It is hoped that in
the future a more complete report
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-10-23
Teachers Wanted

The GreenbeIt Recreation
Department is looking for
crafts, dancing, and dramatics
teachers for part time work.
If you are a specialist in one
of these activities will you
please call the Recreation De-
partment at Greenbelt 1871
during the day or write to Ben
Goldfaden, recreation director,
giving your qualifications and
hours you would be available.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

,nr mentally I'll, where minds of
u"u who have difficulty adjusting
them elves to the army are brought
back - normal. Special hydrothcrapy
bath. at proper temperature arc pro
N1G,d. one ui the most Interesting
divisions ot ala - the physical thcra-
py clinic. where men with injured
muscles ur limbs perform light tasks
such as knitting ana basket Wcav-
rrG calculated To bring !hcir twisted
or weakened muscles back 10 normal.
Colonel Thomas l.. Spoon, post
dental surgeon. >upc!V!,"S The most
specialized function nt aIl-lnc care
ni soldiers teeth. Monthly dental
inspections arc mdur and I he
present time the dentists OF the post
Isl lIcutcnaniS and captains III the
dental corps working two shifts
day and nigh. 10 correct conditions
found among lii" man! newly IL.
Quoted men now al Camp Butncr
The most modern equipment and
technique Is used. and the cNccilc"
condition Of fine soldiers teeth at
Camp Butner H. tribute - The eff.
cheney of the dentists.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
Health OF Butner Soldiers
Closely Guarded At All | inc:

no Stars are used III any OF tin,
two--:ovy Wards. but H., cad .cLl!y
Sippns ramps connect the levels.
Ih's iisu eliminates the need ton
Ii,>d..IE.
Another distinctive feature II IN,
TACT That nowhere III the ouIdlyS
= III. white paint most people thmE
ui wucn they lnInh ui n splt /, u;ru
on me walls Of rooms. Instead. 4
VAIN cream color 10 substituted
MS mas pcCu found 10 have a de
Unite beneficial effect on patents.
Morale ~ patients Is C-rcfully sup
ervIssd. t1r two reasons. Throughout
thc Amy good morale - recognized
ds an important factor, and TINS /,
not i"l gotten III he hospital wards,
II has also been found Uy Camp
ButncT medical authorities that good
morale definitely assists IN the -
covery OF patients. I'd may oCCa.
-IoHaily saw the lite 81 q SICK SOLDIER.
Miss Agnes HaS.... VINO a. pY.aCIprI
ChlCt nurse holds In, relative laui,
OF Isl lieutenant and IL charge ur
all members Of the Army nurse
corps III the station hospital. hchcyc,
that '.urSmg dttcntIr. from .mll-
, Ing member II the corp, Will make
d sick soldier feel well IN : much
shorter time"
AmbUlatory pa'r"n',-thosc able
:" walb-in the hospital are cspcci
ally fortunate. Al their disposal Is
a large recreation huldmg. com
| pl"i' with amphIIhc,tcr tor thea
! trIcal'. auG where tree movies are
frequently shown by the Red Cross
| \ l4rgc reading room. a~d a library
SPECIAL diets are provided III the
patent - mess Tor all type, OF illness
The entire bulldunE-for although,
the hospital Is composed Of a large
number Of buildings. these are all
connected by walled corridors which
make the entire plan d units
| heated by large central power
plant. md protected from fire hazard
. b. automatic sprnklers located
throughout the wards and corridors
The surglca, service Of the hos,
plial IL one Of the most cfficicn,
phases If the entire curative pro
gram. In modern operating rooms
skilled surgeons set broken bones
perform difficult operations. trans
fuse blood when necessary. ana
maintain the delicate mechanism
In Is a human body.
Tho mental side is not neglected
Special wards have been built for
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
tNSNI RS


/. According t. the rrv,Its If the
department OF CrmmCIC" Tor 1870
North Cardinals whole al" hou.r,
increased from ".',% IN 1883 win
sales Of 500. 596.""n H. 800 IN 49,
WIN total salcs amounting II :hJi.-
Isl 100
:. Following the beginning Of the
ieCoust uC'inu .ra tho sputn Build
'nE at III" University va. used to
s'dole horses and COW. Tic cnrus,-
lone OF TIN, building va, Lard III
1913 and wall, irI d toly-ard-a-htlt
guiding were erected. The iuris
gave out and the building renamed
i""flcSS until III 1914 whcu money
was raised through e lottery aud a
iefS"hal canvas. II IN" stats -:
funds by President Caldwell. The
oullolnE Was lnodeInl."i IL 1926
ana converted into administrative
'itlcc. for the institution.
}. Chatham COUNT. formed ~
t''u, was named ion William Pit,.
rhrl of Chatham. born November -.
l7o6. lie was known a, 'hs Eld..
i'tt. The county .ca,. rlttsbrrr ,...,
.tnei Tor William il,'. Il son. orlu
May %. 1859. and known =. ~"
i"HnEer lit 7" Distinguish n,m 'l...
H', father. The Eld.r FIT did rn
l''". and the Younger TI'' M ~. ..
! i'r. Calvin Ii. Wiley. "' J,u,iin.
.lNl'F. became supcIu'"ui.u' -
1u""u schools. 1T EoIin Cn.lrut.
ID 1903. We va, ,"r'.Iu.. g.. sal ,'-.....
Nor'h Carolina prru.d IN" Crr'.sis.
-, .''rt". ii Anc,lra 5m,. u" So.
.r'1dE .errluE under oath ~. r...
'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
Democratic Finances

Dcm.rtt'.. Chairman Redden
ua.u.' anything =. worry over oy
90 .. .' e.. 'rr' that receipts to-
.' i..'E ,.-' have been small -
n'. .....HE". Cent? buttons OF
.urI ..Hn uli seem to be : +
.Hr'.' g. a'tlHr costs of such q
n.'l" =. TIA .'ere,tlng campaign a
'... ~. so.ls,u hardly s!r-!n
speech ~a- been made anywhere IL
-a:u.r' If Il" ticket. Thai. of course,
. NJ necessary. and therefore re-
,."-"- the need for heavy financial
ou'lays
when ne chairman assumed Of
fir" n" herl.ed q party surplus OF
around $1,000. That we would call
a tidy sum for any year, as Mouth
Carolina politics goes. 1t might %
~ desirable for political treasure.
- have surplus as for prlla'"
agencies. and the Democrats hare
one. 20 why worry?
Contributions Listed up 10 I'M:
time are from men who are resp'nE
the richest harvests from then
party affiliations. namely. holdiri
the big Jobs. It is wholly becoming
them 10 support the financial pl'-
gram With as little activity dnv-
where IN the State as has marked
the campign this autumn. hOwcr-r.
there has been no reason for scuHE-
ing the rank and file for Con'rlrr-
ticns to support officials OF the par
in an elaborate battle. No need ih.'
we can see for wasting your an
munition against straw men. and
that is about the only sort Of cpp1>-
ton Democrats have anywhere ~.
the state. except in rare instance.
mostly local, but including one COT
gre,sional contest. which. however.
Is in no real danger.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
By SGT. FRshE Il. JLfrR. JR.

Camp Buin... &. o.. .3-!hr
n.ai-u nj ...y .r .,Ii,.,,, =
.J.,iuca nr d ...... ,..,rtrled or
g.,u,Zat,nu a.; ..,.,us..4r.
Tho nnst ..n....., ,.,I,n.l LANES
4 from, u. =. TN. .,,,,,,;c h,,
su.,tbIy ,,,...,,...,. ,,,,r,,,.,,.r
,.d .I,r.,.,.. .,.,...... .,,,.,..,' =.
,,,;b ,,J. .,,, ,rr,. ..,.r,,. tho
.uhdi,i...,u,.
Although inc fife" 3D.! he post
s'u Gcuii T., o.! :G" .iti.nu hospital. n
doe not concern himself primarily
WIN ms agency IL! healing. The
surgeon l. !-IScly responsible i't
Inc may plsNeniI'. measures
taken - make ARE mp b"tnsr :
lishIihs "'h al, ready L.. r''"'',.
inc s.h"iiNt measures are deIcS'ted
l" Inc .ta''"n hospital. under COM
mana "' Colonel Hos Is. Bfez.
r,c no. .,,,.c,,. =. .o.,,,.r,I,
,,r ,,,.,rc,,,,, 80 an r,o,,. ,na d,i.,.
,,ro,,,,.... c., u,,,ad ~. ,no " ~ ~
r,rr,,,n RI. i,'','o,,;,, y. ,o,dr ',I
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
Nazis' Chances Fade

Winter appears again to have come
10 the aid and relief of Russian tena-
city and StubbornncSS OH the east
eru front as Hitler loses once more
10 rIeorS OF biting, killing weather
on the >tcppcs OF the Soviet Coun-
try. Even before freezing tcmpera-
turcS rode III on cold winds from the
north. the Russians had the enemy
virtually stopped. and the invaders
relish icw things less than pros
poets OF another winter on that
front
Short seasons Of mild weather
may yet return before the pcrma-
ncnt freeze sets III 10 give Hitler a
respite 10 strike new blows with
fresh troops and implements OF war.
But II is mot probable that these will
serve HIM 10 any great good pur-
pose because Of brCv!'v.
More and more talk Of an AXIS
effort to plunge INTO the Middle
East by way OF a double play. as
some have called =. from LiDya ON
the one hand and through Syria
from Greece IN the other. may DC
a herald of new fronts while enough
soldiers will hc lett ~ attempt -
hold the Russian Inc at about
where II now j.. How mach Ru%-
-.r.,'. r.-,r,rr- I,.s.,, E..rf, .-.l,-gYfl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
Keep On Keeping On

-" .'. "- the ncwSphper-Sp'n-
-'''' ....f'~h - concerned, tu'
r'.E'-. a...' BIS over. Hundreds OF
'..' '.'''~ 81 "'d metal mas
'e." '...'' .. .. D." ~hppcG t. steel
ma. ....'.'"" mt" nipple
mont .. '... NJ. reports indicate
ma. ".. ... ."' NC p0d'''o
!.." .. ' and furnished
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

ConfuCius Say: War worker wh"
must get up early has daily black
out.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

GraudInas on the night shrf'.-and
"c hand that rocked Tive cradle nov
rIi.ets = tank
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

WANTED DRESSED HOGS, WILL
pay Bic pound on pole Sc" lis in
person al Henderson Food Mar.
kct. We also buy chickens. eggs,
beef. veal ard lamb and trade mix
cows for dry cows. Henderson
ROOD Market. l9-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

NEW SOLES AND HEELS WILL
max" your old shoes do MANY
more months oi service. We viii
call Tor yours and deliver them,
Norwich Snuc Repair. phone III.
Doll
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

FOR RENT: HOUSE IN GOOD 10
cation. containing two bedrooms.
bath. dining room. kitchen. living
room. sun parlor. Heat. Phone Sin.
22-2tl
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
- ESQ EIPTIOS RATES

r.u'"r. t' ne post office in Hender-
'ou. = 80. second class mail matter.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
par work. Motor Sales Co.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

WANTED AT ONCE MAN ABOirT
30 To Is wears old Must know how,
I" look after business Easy lob
out of town. Bakers Shoe Store
23-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

LiNOLEUM RUGS 6x9 FEET ONLY
$l.94 each. y real bargain cash
and carry. Il. T.. Sattcrwhite & Son
phone l46-J 2n-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

FARM FOR SALE. 80 ACRES. 3
room huliSC 81 10000. 20 acres
dandy tobacco land, pine timber
cut few years ago. near N. C.-fm-
puria vicinity. S. l.. Manson. own
CT. 1900 Seminary Ave. Richmond,
Va. 2l-t3-J0
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

EVERY BEAUTY SERVICE-NIOn
crn SHOP Experienced operators
Centrally located. Phone 20u for
appointment. BridgcrS Bcau,,.
Shop over Parkcr's Drug Store
28-tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

FOR SALE 1897 MODEL FORD IN
good condition. Good tires. JuniuS
rogers al Post Office. 23-lt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
WANT ADS
Get Results

For RENT: SrNEN ROOM HOUSE
with > bath. suitable aS apart
mont. Gr1ng" street. near hos
IrIII = store buildings. Good lnCa-
i"u tor huSuuc.E. Phun" 3il-W. il.
/. Nlu,iiau. 2S-lr
IF YOU ARE GOING TO FAINT
don't forget Vita Var ~, The best
- tn" lowest priced paint H.
town. Tanner Roofing Go. Coil
DON'T WAIT-BUI YOUR GOV
eminent war damage insurance
from Gates Insurance Agency,
Phone 600. Homer bUii'iing. 20-.i
WHITE AND BLACK SPOTTED
dog named Spot" .,r2%cd We'd
ncsday. $500 reward tn firG.i.
Please notify l'nyt IIancoc;. "i5
North William s..cCt. 23-2I
TURN YOUR SCRAP IRON. Steel.
and other metal, into ships. Guns.
tanks and planes We VnIl h,N ~
you have and start II "1 tn" "a;
Henderson Junk Go. 2N-i
WANTED At ONCE YOUNG; MAN
for full time work ~ grocery and
market. Sumo CxucriCnC" helpful.
but not essential Sanitary MAJ.
kct. phone 81. 23-2ti
BLACK HORSE MULE WEIGHING
about $50 pounds .iIavrd from
home October II s II. UurncS.
Wick Shrr". three miiC, cast Of
Henderson. Finder please call 1903
2l-3;
WANTED: WILL PAY TOp PRICES
for dressed pork and veal. \. * ?.
Tea Go. col
FOR SALE: PAIR NEW RED CHO:o.,
iwin-bcd irncrSpring MATTRESSES.
Original price $3.50 each. sci
both Tor $4,000 Mrs. W. +. Daniel,
phone 6Gg-.I. 2S-2ti
KEEP FIT WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries. quality western
meats. fresh fruits and vegetables
from IIcrbcrt's Yellow Front
phone 432 for free delivery. 2l-u
THERE'S NOTHING BE r r f Il
than DEVICES twO-cOat paint Sys-
tenn. II beauties. il protects. ami
saves you money. Alex S. Watkins
HAIR CUTS 3Oc FOR CHILDREN
under IL years old. except Sa:
urdays when the price is 35c. Fo,
children over IL the price is $50 all
the time Daniels Barber Shop.
North Henderson. 20-3;i
QUALITY GOALS, CORRECT
weights, top service you get thea
all from Doug and Bob falkncr vt
II. q. Falkncr and Son, Cod ano
Wood, Phone 900 5-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, L.iRGE
Shipment Just arrived. Guitars.
Nlollns, BaniocS. MandolinS. Uku-
lcicS. llarmonIcas. Flutes. Flies.
NylophoncS and novelty musical
items. Latest sheet music. Pianos.
Blank Recording records. Strings
and etc. Affords Printing d Office
Supply Co. l9-n
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

HEAR IT OVER WPTF. BUY If
from your local agent. North
American Accident ms. Co. Frank
NJ. BarnhaI't. agent 300 Winder
81. Phone SOL. 22-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

WE HAVE BARGAINS IN FURNi-
turC too numerous to mention. ii
will pay you to buy from us f.
+. Sattcrwhitc & Sons. near Fire
Station. 23-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

1911 SPECIAL DELUXE CHEV-
r"lct town sedan. 1888 Ford coach.
1896 Ford sedan with trunk. 1853
Fora town sedan. 1898 Chevrolet
station wagon. 1857 Chevrolet
Master Deluxe town sedan. $50
OldSmobllc 6. 1880 Ford i-dDOl
sedan. 1890 Ford pickup. Clyde
IhCrnC. near Aycock School,
phone SSH and 34il. 25-5tI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

LOOK At THESE COOL USFn
cars: '94l Chevrolet Coach viz
radio and heater; 1897 Ford 'ruJo ~
% horse puw"' SpecIal al sa5n M,
1887 Ford Coach, 10 no, scpower.
good buy at S295.0O; 1885 Fra
coupe, clean as pin, priced y,
Sloo.O0. Several good Mode, a
FordS at $4,000 TO $1,000 eacb a
look Will convince you these ,rs
real values. Gambler Palmer MOTOR
Company. ~,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

FOR RENT: CENTRALLY IOC,-
ga NV" room furnished apar,mon.
Water. lights. telephone. pnra m,,e'll'
WIN apartment. Call 886-W 3 %.
"'iScl' g3-2H
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23
WANT ADS
Get Result.

FOR REDUCTION IN AUro-
bile bodily injury rates so oMO-
Insurance is the only c%r se u
with lower price trend. Insmoalty
Department. Citizens pauiance
Trust Company. "'N 4
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

"..'..''' IT person. q
God. Eomans eli.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

SHELL Moo FOR THOSE wv
want the bcSt-Goldcn Sill VINO
those who can't afford prer,;, ,ot
on. sam II. Allen. I'll Shell So SUM
ice Station. Serv-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

Ar ONCE YOUNG; MAN
for fun tim" work ~ grocery ahd
market Some CXucriCnc" helpful.
but not essential Sanitary MAJ.
kct. phone 81. 23-2li
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

y MALE SETTER DOG CAlIr
my home in North Ho,d,,HE 10
u. Owner may get same 'Ih Oct
curing III Daniel Barber IN
Henry Daniel. ohol
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

TURN YOUR SCRAP IRON. steel e.
and other metal into ships. runs.
tanks and planes. "" VIII h,N ~
you have and start II "1 tn" W..
Henderson Junk Co. 2N-ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-10-23

FOX SALE a DESIRABLE Prc,
dcnce III Warrenton, n. c won fSl-
Gated. Bargain price. AppIw 10
W. PoindcXtcr, Wa,rcplnm 10 y.
2l-lG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

4 EVERYTHING BUT
DOVER WHITES
INCLUDED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

AIEl al u > Acli- tabEI AThMaNEt
islawski, 4769 Chopin avenue; Lee
c. O'Connor, 9l6 Lothrop avenue.
Arthur J. Willie, 1869 Robson
avenue: Lawrence r. Wartella,
1543 ST. Jean avenue; Bernard +.
Milot. 2427 Porter street; Joseph
V. Miller. 1879 Sturtevant avenue
George Zurdosky, 1l2l0 East Can
field avenue
William A. Herrscher, 1857
Snowden avenue; Richard J. Nc
Lehman, 4254 Cass avenue; John
j. Zade, Gas Gladstone avenue
Sidney Fishman, 1857 Clairmount
avenue William A Hohl, 36l Mer-
ton road: Frances +. Cogsdill
1921 Stout street: Donald r
Griffiths. 24S0 Highland avenue
Charles r Cuttings. 4Sl0 Crane
avenue; Richard J Goreck, 500
Mitchell avenue William X. Dem
ske, SS4l La Sale boulevard: Jer-
ONE L. JaniSse, 296 East Grand
boulevard. and Edward KoSsel. &C
Peterboro avenue. Borden c. IA.
der. 21505 Audrey street Dear.
born; John p. Clark. PISS Scott
Lake road. Pontiac. Russell w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

CADET sLASMAN CADET WURSTER
1928 St. Jean avenue. Charles H.
Reisdorf Jr., 28 Rhode Island ave-
nue.. and Clark S. -SlaYman. 80
Puritan avenue, Highland Park
Stewart F. Dowlin 1899 Bellevue
avenue Crosse Isle. Harold F.
Wurster, S55 Balfour road, Crosse
Pointe.
Pvt. Joseph II. Wolfe, $500 Hey
den avenue. is studying tank
radio operation and repair at Fort
Knox, Ky.
Cadet Robert A. Jenkins, 758
North Rademacher avenue, has
been appointed a cadet lieutenant
at the navy's pre-hight school in
Iowa City.
Pvt Ira c. Culp, 300O6 Ford
road. Garden City, has been trans
ferred from Fort Hayes, O., to
Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
John E. Andrews, 1927 Rich ave-
nue., is studying at the naval train
ing school in Miami University. O..
Cpl. William Power Freligh,
1901 East Jefferson avenue. has
been admitted to the officers
training school at the air force
command in Miami Beach. Fla.
and seeks a second lieutenancy.
Tech. Clement p. Bartlowiak of
this city has been assigned for
basic training to the flying school
at cambridge, Va.
Cpl. Gordon T. Pearson. 1850
Waltham avenue, is a member of
the eleventh class in the ordnance
officer candidate school at Fort
Riley, Kan.
Cpl. Harry F. Tew. 1895 North
lawn avenue, is attending officers
school at the army air station,
Miami Beach, Fla, seeking a sec
ond lieutenancy.
Privates Theodore J. DeMun-
mix Jr., 1880 Coplin avenue, and
Howard F. Mitchell, S115 Manda-
lay avenue. are reported al Scott
Field, Ill, where they are taking
radio maintenance instruction.
Mrs. Theodore c. Shook has re-
ceived word that her husband, Pri-
waite Shook, has arrived safely.
overseas, destination not stated.
Second 1t. Walter r. Swigart
4766 West Outer drive. is attend
ing battery officers class at the
field artillery school. Fort Sill,
-Okla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Army Air Force Diplomas
Awarded 10 Is DetrOiters
Service Notes

Eighteen Detroit soldiers hav,
received their diplomas at i've
southern army air force camps
II OF them az KeeSler Field. Miss.
as airplane mechanics and SIX a
Fort Knox. Ky as radio opera
tors. They are
KeeSler Field-PvtS Stanley J
Nowicki. 4707 LoVette avenue
Louis J. Bertoldi GIGS Canton ave
nue.: Paul 4. HellSek, 6t67 Kos
ciuszko street: Robert r. Mccoy
ern. 1852 East Grand Blvd; Franz
Sirius. los Gerald avenue; Victor
A. Williams. 257 MerriweatheI
apeHte James s White, lass
Hurlbut avenue: John II Stonik
41s9 Thirty-ffrh street; Walter NJ
Witemberg. 1899 Alter road: Don.
aid ". Hennlng. 1883 LinhurSt
avenue. and Herman Tenhoff, 3053
ManiStlQuc avenue and James NJ
Harris.
Fort Knox-PVtS. Louis J
Achillc. 527S Harding avenue,
Frank p. Skotzke, s104 Dohel ave-
nue.; Theodore r. Reid, 1888 Rio
pelle street; Richard X. Male
1859 Belleterre avenue; Alfred
Knudson. l0627 Fullerton avenue
and Richard F Catchpole, 1547S
Wisconsin avenue.
William u. Cohan of 1861 Vine
wood avenue. former University OF
Detroit student. who enlisted in
the Marines the daN after the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

Alfred Dehle New York al Sci
fridge Field. To be staff sergeant
sgt II. RuStowicz. 1881 Frederick
street al Fort Leonard Wood, Mo.
To be SeTgcantS. Cpl Sydney
Steinhauer. 299S EaStlawn avenue,
at DaviS-Monthan Field, Ariz.
Cpl William keyeS, 1863 Robins
avenue. al Fort Scott. Cal. To be
corporalS Malcolm w Hamlln,
602O Maxwell avenue. AT Camp
Gordon. Ga. Pfc. Gordon NJ Sund-
man, 1852 Second avenus, at Fort
Wood. Mo. Tech Walter FIShman,
1888 Arlington avenue, al Camp
Grant. III
Twenty-one Wayne County boys,
II Of them from Detroit, are
among the Ala newly appointed
aviation cadets who have started
advance flying courses az the
navy's big air stations IN PenSa-
cola and Corpus CriSti
They are Raymond G. Gray
1915 Glynn Court; Burdet T. Hop
son, l544i RoSelawn avenue;
David l.. Mandt, 1875 Ardmore
avenue.
Bohdan G. Atamanec. 16441 Bay
lis avenue Robert DeFoe. 1904
LinSdale avenue. Her bert c.
ChildS, 1853 Woodmont road;
Elmer F. Sanderson, 1880 War
rington drive.
William NJ. Icke. S2S Manistique
avenue; Hugh NJ. Garvey. 4376
West Philadelphia avenue; Florian
s. Sybeldon, 80 East Woodbridge
avenue.
Andrew Szalay, 1887 Bull
street; Burton F. Biel6eld, l7400
Wildemere avenue, j o hn G.
Brooks, 324l Lawrence avenue;
Harry G. Smith. 903S Beverly
court; Joseph Shaheen, 672 East
Congress street
William 4. Delaney. $3.50 Dexter
boulevard and Gordon L. HasSig,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

the WJR Selfrldge Field broad
cast last evening. Boghossiar
gave a violin solo and Davis Z
solo.
1t. Sigismund, c. Szabunia
1902 Dequindre avenue. Second
1t. Alexander Koteles Jr., 529
South Harbaugh street. and Sec
ond 1t Sander p. Klein, 2714
Cortland avenue, have been as
signed to the 9th, 3Sth and 18th
medical training battalions re-
spectively.
Thirty-one soldiers from the De-
troit area and two others from
this state are taking training in
the engineer replacement center
at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. Train
ing includes rife craftsmanship,
combat principles and military
engineering.
They are: Joseph Moffett Jr.,
1900 Twentieth street; John O.
Gustafson, 20 West Alexandrine
avenue; Raymond J. Brouillet. 631
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06
Stag Bars
Chicago Forces Women
10 Drink at Tables

{ HICA G %. Aug. 6 CINS).-
Chicago women will have 10 take
their nips at tavern tables here
after. In the crusade to clean up
Chicago the city council yester-
day prohibited women from drink
ing al bars, but Freeman w
Reddlng. manager Of the Chicago
Tavern Owners Association. an
nounced that his organization
undoubtedly would protest on
the grounds the new law does
not provide equal rights for
women
Good women" Mayord Ed
ward J Kelly said, should not
object 10 drinking at tables"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

p arl Harbor
in c / d c n [ and
who is the Sor
of William +
Cohan, chic 1
clerk of traffic
court, has beer
promoted TO be
a corporal anc
ira n S ( err &c
from Quantico
Va. TO the Ma.
rine b a s e al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-06

Cherry Pointe, N, {.
Men from II TO so years Of
age may enlist in the navy with
out obtaining consent of their
wives, according TO a new edic'
Of 1t. Byron f. Flechtner ir
charge of navy recruiting in this
area. Eniistees below the rank
of petty officers, second class
were required TO obtain consent
papers before the dependents al.
iewaHee act was passed The rule
also applies 10 Divorces with
wives receiving alimony.