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Evening star., 1943-08-11
Twins Of Mother, l3,
Live Only for Day
BY the Associated Press

%! tne Associated Pfess.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug, H.
Twin boys. born to a l3year -old
Louisville girl lived for a day, but
died last night after they earlier
had been reported doing we'll"
The mother, Mrs. Mabel James
Hughes, wife of Mitchell Hughes.
81, cordage mill employe. was re-
ported in good condition
One of the babies weighed three
pounds, the other two-and-one-half
pounds. They were born slightly
more than a month prematurely,
doctors said
Evening star., 1943-08-11
Navy Flyer Rescued
After II Days on Raft
Near Jap Bases
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
GUADALCANAL, Aug. ll.-A res
cued Navy flyer who drifted % days
on a raft near Japanese bases, re-
turned to Gusdalcanal yesterday.
The flyer. 1t u. GJ George H
Smith, 25, Elmhurst, Ohio, took to
the raft after his fighter plane was
forced down,
During the q days he spent
adrift he successfully experimental
with an original method of getting
drinkable water from the sea and
caught birds and fish for food
He was rescued by Lit r. l.. Ham,
bin, Syracuse, NJ Y. patrol bomber
pilot, and his crew of eight.
Plane Sank i'm 10 Seconds. =
After making a crash landing so
miles south of the Russell Islands in
the Central Solomons. 1t. Smith
drifted into enemy territory. and
when picked up was south of Vella
Lavella Island southwest of New
Georgia Island.
His plane sank in 10 seconds. The
planes rubber raft contained emer-
eency rs tions for two days. He man
aged to stretch it over IL days.
He kept log on a piece of rubber,
80 inches long torn, torn from the
patching kit.
1t. Smith had utilized everything
possible, even the bones from fish
and albatrosses, which he fashioned
into spears.
Knocked Rivets OFF Plane.
1t. Smith praised 1t Hamblin,
saying it was daring feat to make
a landing on the rough. stormy sea
and impossible to take off in the big
waves. We stayed on the sea all
night and took off the next morning,
knocking only four rivets off the
planes bottom
1t. Smith shot an albatross when
the food ran out. The meat, he
said, was all right except some
portions were so tough l could not
eat them. I found greasy sac in
the stomach which / let the sun
melt and then creased my mouth
and swallowed the substance whole.
figured 1t would absorb salt in my
stomach instead of my body using it.
Then I drank half canteen cup of
salt water daily. 1t worked fine and
there were no i'll effects
1t. Smith landed on the ocean
July IA and was rescued August 3.
Evening star., 1943-08-11
Former Internee
Given Federal Job

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.-At-
tractive 28-year-old Sachi Anraku,
born of japanese parents in Los An
geles, now is working for the Fed
eral agency that detained her after
Pearl Harbor.
The Philadelphia branch of the
War Relocation Authority an
nounced that Miss Anraku has been
employed to do legal accounting.
Henry c. Patterson, branch director,
said he believed that japanese loyal
to the United States should be
placed in useful employment"
Evening star., 1943-08-11

SUMAER SUITS

s-Sl8.50 White Blends. Regs., 1/:o; Short
1/35; Longs 36 to 40-----s sass
4-sl4.50 Black and White Striped Seersuckers.
soiled. Reg, 4s; stouts, 2/4s; Short, 49,
1888
so Tan and White Sharkskins Req
1877; Short, 1f35; Long, 1877, 1/40, S1I.Ss
s-s22.S5 Tropical Worsteds. Reg, 1l3s:
Long, IA; Stout, 1/40, IA, 1/4S SIss5
s-s2s.5O Tropical worsteds. Rees, 1877, 1/3s,
3f44; Long, 1888 SI5S5
6-s27.50 Lightweight Tweeds. Regs. 1/3s,
2/44, l/4s; Short, 1/3s; Stout. 1/4s-- -sIs.s5
Evening star., 1943-08-11
WPB Lifts Jor Ring Bon;
Synthetic Rubber Reody

BY the Associated Press.
The War Production Board yes
terday authorized manufacturer to
resume making rubber jar rings used
in home canning.
The rubber directors Office has
advised WPB that synthetic rubber
was available for the purpose.
Evening star., 1943-08-11

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book the sooner
you will get victory in the bag.
Evening star., 1943-08-11
JACKETS & 6LACkS

2-sl2.s5 Jackets. Regs., 1f40, 1l42 1885
12-Sl585 Jackets. Regs., "a, IS, 38 40 slI.S5
2-sl650 Jackets Reg, 35; Short 81 sI2.s5
6-sls5o Jackets. Regs.. 80, 40, AZ; Short,
81 50: Longs 80 1/42 2- SI3s5
$50 TIMELY Jackets Regs, 40. A sa4.s5
l-s27.50 Tan Jacket. Reg, 37--- s22S5
30-s395 Sanforized Cotton Wash Stacks
Waist sizes, % to 49, 40 to A 4- $3.50
22-s595 Celanese Sharskin Stacks Blue
brown, tan; sizes % to A45
Evening star., 1943-08-11
YEAR-RoUND SUITS

6-s24.sS All-wool Tweeds Rees, asa, 1I3s;
Short, Il 80; Longs, 1/3T, 1/4o------s s17ss
's2s.75 Gray worsteds Regs, I/s5, 1J3s.
Is2s.75 Brown Worsteds Regs., 80, 30, 40.
Shorts ST, 81. Long 1/40- &1s.85
1-ss2.5o Striped worsted Reg, 42---s s2I.ss
1-s3l.88 Blue Worsted Reg, -s1ssy
5-s45 and $50 Hand-Tailored Worsteds. Rec.
36, 3S 40 Short 81, 40 ------ ses.ss
l-s2s.SS Covert. Reg, 40 SIsss
l-s42.5o Shetland Short, 40 s2s.ss
1-s27.SS Diagonal worsted. Short, 50, sl7.ss
2-s2s75 Allwool. Reg, 40. Short. 80.
$I7.85
3-s26.SS Gabardinss. Reg, A. Shorts 80,
1A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---SlS.85
1-s3488 Gray 2-Trouser Suit. Stout, 4s.
S23.75
2-s37.50 Cavaley Twills. Shorts 81, SO, sa4s5
3-sss5o India whipcords. Short, 81, So;
Long. 1f44 sa5s5
lz-$42.5O Herringbone Shetlands Regs 36 80.
SO, 40, AZ. A, Short 40, Long 80 Sss75
7-s42. so India Whipcords, Shorts 38 49, s34s5
s-s45 Cavalry Twills, Reg. 2/44, Shotrs SO, 80,
40, Long AZ 2------------------S3 S3275
SIS Gabardines, Reg. SO, A. Shorts 81,
So ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S34.7s
15-s75 Hand-Tailored Suits in broken sizes
for Regulars, Shorts, Longs and Stouts
$6375
s-s2s75 All-Wool worsteds, Brown. GRAY.
Regs, 49, 2I3S, 80 2/40; Shorts, 1877,
13s; Long, t4O------------------s sI6s5
3-s75 Altered Hand-Tailored Suits Regs.
SO, 40, 1/42. HALF PRICE $3.50
2-s47.50 Altered Hand Woven Harris Tweed
Suits Shorts AZ az s,ssx
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21
THE TAR HEEL
GARDENER
Nv JOHN ii. HARRIS.
y. {. State College


49,. - :!A!>A packing your
.'=. "''i' leave h!e pu'c:!
'>'' .' ''!"W UP III "ceds. Some
-. .'..'.'' -. ''''iv:- '.sA' t"e!: plants
.'''N "'s '.'''' me HrN' spring Hey
''.'' .' -'. '' H'''.~''''''E crop oi be-
80 ...'.. ''.-' l." '"Er '": - plant
..''' .'. '.'""' ,.' IT,. :! N"I. Nil! only
" "'v !"ndainrn'aI things
>, ''''.'' hummer pants set during
80 "''' Jay VII! produce III" best
-''''' '.'N' '!."A%. therefore. as
.''' "'' '''H nave all been
30. .'' H'"' noe ana chop ""'
% .''' i'.''"'S max p!"ducec n"i-
'''- .-''s ping 700 should only
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21
Pepsi-Cola Company Is Serving
Seven Million Service Men Free


GA; 81 eleven @.-..... H,a % uac
,,!nl"0 forces. Pv?sI-l.." Company
. n"S .!!"nsrG Tor !:"- ."C9'..'..n lac
.Hi,s H'.G cunNrn.cnCy- :vNv"
. "ii!!Dn %: them. accounting T. .Hiu.-
. nation l">i released ~ TIE 'onE-
patE ","GH""'''.s =" Ne" E..H.
!:.!S = considered VA, Cd. i-v ".",.
eNii""."!:."!E c"!.':.""'. IL. s. ne
W.: r.i":t exc N...Gv ~ ".E ."lN--
'"!... ".s..n:IA;."n.
!h.''.g" rs president. Waite" :
M"S"' J:.. WA 49, "l;.S'.: 'a 81
Ign :" i.r ...s. ".!. ne company.
~ - ~" expense. Has Nn!.t't" "!.a
!E"!h'"lh> .-:vt N'.."!s, -. '":vc
c!Icr ~ We OHilcI States. ""r!"
"t" and q" ''." .;:s:"'r" w,"r")
~ ~" armed forces 400" "a. "'".
me W':.d. NJ az" % !n.'''+" %!
are Stationed !" 'hvs" cities. ca. RAW"
a p."'" """'" ".'v &C." Z" - "nlo%
III" S"".," .', 81 "''." nee. ""li"
'hgv ~" away :r'm h'ntr
hrsr 'ni"r r"'i'"rs a." IL" I"ps.-
Cola Times Ni.'a'" Sc!yIc" M"M
Genie: D" New YORK; i.'N. -" Pepsi
Dv'" Nrht". i'T Service Men IL
Washington. y. {. "nG -" Pepsi
. y..' N'"t". Serve" Men and
Women I'D san riHnc'Nc". .h' lJ';r'
~" N""'v!> III Washington ana san
F!"nG!SS" are beth .Nn - rnu",rtrHn
"i'" .'c". r':"':.',cc~ %: Inc" ,!'.rs.
$40 supp, ,hv '"!".'c'. -'-.i. ...'sr
-''tt.|sIi.. "E't'.r, ""!'& .'-E"c-
.'"!E. Recreation SERVICES. Inc. -
/ r.";INS "G,AcE H.: IN" ""t llus-
!.'"!'y C1.......'tcS, NN!!.." Muo..!-
"'''t'h ~ '''.'.. N'Sh.hS' III. y. &.
..u ne H.. ''".!'H House N."'....i-
&C. j." 9''h I"y!st'.
. a.. 'N''' t''v.s ".t ops" eve"
Day a wee" nom .. .... - 1880
/ .'.'"'''si' "''o |"y!.'!' nee e.! I""' e.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21
Alphabetical Bans

W1.iv ~ sympathy ,..3. vac 5raAI
poIpu- es @; House .,.,...-y... =. ....5
certain bans or the DPA ... E.
Owl. Ne question The y.sG II! ..
,.....'. TO; ..ulr. toward :.., .sIr.-
,..- q. .. a....' ~! -..,..v., ~. ...-
a.y!.Nvur.s u.wvyc. l.u,l T., I'm.
l.,r. :.ay ems, .. ,av 49,. .seuc.e,
affected
h.... o.: ,.r Hos. ..... POO. .-,...-
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ID. HE S,....,. v..,.,. ........,.. .....,
...,na..,urs. SONG ...r... .., ........
r.,...., ..arar. ~.. 3D., .....,r +
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HAY .Il,., .-..-- o.. ...,. ....s. .......
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

"fiL. Us fpuk SCRAP IRON
in''"I' and rubber and hen wm
Tia "Hr IiIght"=t p.i,r. paid ,"r
htI":. Henderson Juu!. Co.. lnnn.
"''' ISv
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA.
ton. Cars washed. fabricated
polished. batteries rcchargcd. Cult
gas and oils. J.. I. Harris Gulf
Service Station. Garnet, and Ior-
ner SITS. phone ll98-W. g6-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

NOTICE TO PATRONS. PLEASE
:'m" - h:ng,. Wl't. Zach ra.u.rut
T. IL CLEANED "g pIr.srd Vale,
Cleaning Co. 8-l5,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

BIG STOCK or GOOD LATE
model used ears at Mnt,r
Sales Co., Henderson. n. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

USE VITA VAR FOX YOUR NEWT
paint job. There Is no pam, hr,,.,
Yet 1t Is the lowest priced uual.,y
paint III iown. Tanner Roofing Co
22.tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

WANTED > or , MEN TO rFp,un
motor TRUCKS. -, no, aprly n, ~"
unemployed and ha,, S.,,.i ~.
'"!'iN tHrd. The Curbir Con.p,ny
1917
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

SPECIAL. G Y LlNOT,J.IT re-
weights priced IN proportion cn a'''
I" see Us. X. r. Sattrr,.,,. =
SunS. near Fire Station ~,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21
Alarming War Costs

Alarming war SOStS
u........ .,,. co.. ,l........ ,....,
......... .,. .....,. .,....... ...
..'.... ..... .,.... 80.
..,., ... ... ,.. ~ .........
n,.. ... r.,, .a.. ... '...
.... ,.....,.,..,..r..,.... .........
...., g.. ..,... ..... ......
..,.. ....,.. .., ....,
s.....,. .............
l... ,.....,.. .,,....... ...... ......,.. ...,
AMI -. DBL. ., ....,..,.... .,..... .r. ....
,.. ,<a,u,... ., ..,.. ............. ,....
.. .., .i.aa.s.....r lac. .............
.,.. L.. . ...,,.s ,.,. A.. ,..
,<r,yt 81, ...,...... .....,.. .... ,.......
....... ..,... -......., ........ .....,.
,.,... n. ,...... ... ..- .. ...
.......... ,..,.... ..... e. , ......-
"a. .... s..... IN ..,. .,lrG O..
g.vs, ...:....; ...nyu..- ana .......
even ..t. ...... .. .. ,l,. 3D., ...
l..s: ..ar...,y .., .t:.y..,..,. ..,..,...,.
I. e.. ~. .... ... .'.,.... B.. .........
LIE ;.u..., exc. -..r. e. ...
a.W o.. i:,. ~.v.. ... ...!...- ....
r,..y..u.- ,,v.. ..,. .... .... .....:
vG Eve. ,, one pr.,.... .., ......
e., ~ siyv y....:. - ...., ....
,.mv~ W... Z Cos. o.. .... ..y ......,
.-u,... .:.......v Cd ,..@' .....,.
,u.t..N .-. :, ,,. .r. cen. ....
..',.vs: ..'y ~.-.i re .a.r '..
,.!..lI.ra' 3d.: g.lgr.,., Gusts ...'.
~ ""i,., '.., $50. ar...a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

WE EuN. SELL. AND TRADE CAT
I.v ana hogs. ". =. li.ga, sIu.r.
Phone H.. y-r.G-.r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

WANT 10 BUY CATTLE. Hoes
veal c:.!Dl.-'s. rg".. butter {. a.
kHG Maihrl. III,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

" ANIr.b -- STANDING TiAIrrp
IM! al writ" h".IyH Milling g.
Henderson. Phone. 3.G no.,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

MONUMENTS -- AlAEKuRS. GOOD
Observation-Disclosures prices arc VI
write W.":.rj y l..u.-., 10
NuU"G stree. "HJar ..3 mfr:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

COUNTESS Gene Tierncy Cassini,
movie actress, is the loser in the
first round OF a suit against her
father, -Howard S. Tierney. In
which she seeks $4,000. She
charges he converted her screen
earnings. Judge ruled service Of
papers was illegal. (Tnternationa)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

COME IN AND TALK OVrE yG;,,
coal needs with Bob Full.r.W,n'k
H. =. Faulkner and Son. Lnci. "t
Iclscr>. Phone 200 "''', OF
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

WANTED -DiSHWASHEE Ipr =
III person. Georges Cafe - -. -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

- Put every dollar above the
EGS5 necessities OF life Into War
IA Bonds. Payroll Savings u
M( the best means Of doing your
III best in helping your sons ana
friends on the fighting fronts. Fig
ure II out yourself.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

GOOD USED CARS Al REASON
able rr!Cc>. y look mere with cur-
vince you that these ca, Ic
priced "a move. Fords -p!yunlru,
-ChcIgOicts, 1915 Ia lytua.
CandIvv-palmcr Motor Co. li-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

HENDERSON BUSINESS CC,,,.-
"rcFedIted,- fall term Snn,r 'rHE
=. Good Judgment tells y r,''',ocr
thorough business training , ,m'l
investment al little COS, .nG ' "'a
returns. "'" SURE
-,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21
WANT ADS
Get Results

ATTENTION FARMERS, Nom--
enc SI,p ume TO think abou, Hal" rs is
SCRANCE rROTECTICN 81 ~ IN
sloWing crops. Call--wri,,. your
ahcS Department. Citizens 'T p,
X Trust Co. '-e'iS Bank
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

The Henderson Daily Dispatch IS Il
member oi The Associated Press ana
AP Features. Southern Newspaper
Publishers Association and the North
Carolina Press association.
T''s Associated Press is eXclu-
sively entitled 10 Use :Dr republican
ton all news dispatches credited 10
VI not otherwise rrrditeu III this
paper. and also the local news pub
liShed herein. All rights OF puolica-
uoE VI special dispatches herein are
reserved
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

YOU WILL ALWAYS iDDk ipuk
best II you paliUnIIr our >h"p'
Modem service, experienced Up
orators. Phone 2OU for appoint
mrnt. lIridgcrs Beauty shop, over
Parkcr's Drug Store. Zl-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

BRIDES SEE is FOR YOUR WE'D
ding Announcer IcE'S OF Invita-
lions. Finest quality al moderate
prices. Also Visiting Cards for The
Graduate. Henderson BuuK Co.
phone 10. l1-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

THERE PLENTY OF WEATHER.
boarding.. rvd cciuI .hmai". AMI
nails al The Place ui NL.tr
Alvy : Watkins. "l-i'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21


Cal! al write p"gry's Muira r'
Henderson. Phone. ;..G Iz-nr.,
SELL. is -FOUR SCRAP Ipny
inrtnl, and rubber and hen ,''''
IL" "Ir liHhtr=t p.I,,. uaid g.,
h'!':. Henderson Junl, Co.. Lnnu.
~ l5r
USE VITA VAR FOX YOUR NEWT
paint job. There Is no pam, hn,,s,
Yet II Is the lowest priced .m.l,,v
paint III town. Tanner Roofing C0
22.tt
WANT IU BUY CATTLE. Hoes
YEA! c:sioh''ls. ego. butter {. q
N'i"h AlH'h"'. hit.
BIG STOCK or GOOD LATE
model used cars at Mnt,t
Sales Co.. Henderson. n. c.
NOTICE TO PATRONS. PLEASE
.'mA - hanG,. WITH Zach ra.u.rui
T. hr CLEANED "g pIr sect Vale,
Cleaning Co. &-Ia,I
OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA.
ton. Cars washed. fabricated.
polished. batteries rcchargcd. Cult
s,'S i't'' en-, ",i>' -: - Harris ,,nif
,c' .,c "'',''"''' .,"iiic.' ana ior-
ner SITS, phone ll98-W. 26-u
WE EuY. SELL. AND TRADE CAT
lie ana hogs. ". b. li.gai Store.
th"M" 10. 9-rnd-:t
,.-.
7" -; 49,, fD W. ~ l. "iNL' ~
%r.tn W,I,,ai. 'rrrr: t;" ''''.', d. va W.
board and tips Experience NJ
necessary Apply ~ pes" Al
"'''' '-"'.
MONUMENTS -- AlAEKrRS. GODD
write Wm:.rG y i..u.~.,.. ~
NuU.g stree. Phone ..3 mfr:
---.
GOOD USED CARS Al REASON
"n'" rNrc>. look mere VII. com
vince 80" that 'iic,r ca, J:r
-Chcyrolcts. 1875 10 ly.na.
Candlvg- Palmer Motor Co. li-u
BRIDES Ht.f. Is ft'R YOUR WE'D
"!'IS Aiii"'l'l>'i 'cHS Oh INV"
-.
prices. Also Visiting Cards for the
Graduate. Henderson Boon Co.
phone 10. l7-u
FOR SALE BUICK SEDAN ~
good I uditIun with good tires. Srv
L. AlrX :. Watkins. @l-@u
--,....---.- -.
mn, ,,I,;,. $500. ,.,.,,,,.,,; ..,..r
Ia Years oIu 10 carry routes
III cOiUrru SrCtlm Must hG
able io ms; SO 90 bond 49,
,,l,. ,,i..',,I,,;.,,, ,t,r,,,...r ~.
batch. lS-I
------
/ CALI. AFFORDS FOX PRINTING
vnu miphi need IN n,i,|e S'ipnncs
and r0lupm,nt. We appreciate
yn,u. lti,incss. Affords Printing &
6Cii,. Sunply Co. 3-,t
----.-..-....
cleaning sumpIies INV uIIal,ry grn-
rc,.,,. tr,,I' ,r,.,ts and ircsE, ,rtr-
Tables ~ I.rh,rt's Yr!lnvy Front
FREQ delivery ul,nu. I2u If
SA,.L. -, ~, 80. ,N y,i'p IN
Ins,I,,,rcr k"nr,y "a-ii
-
THERE PLENTY OF WEATHER..
boarding. rvd ccioI shruai" "mj
nails al The Place ni NI.u"
Air% :. Watkins. I-.'
| YOU VII j. ALWAYS LOOK lbuh
U.s. ~" pau ON" Wv nv.
r,,,tnr. p,,nun pnn fnr .,ppnlut-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

SAVE 20 'fO 49, ON YOUR IN
sUr"ncc by insUrInG with Cafes
Insurance Agency. ".'-i!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

The acreage of wa,ermclonS !"
North Carolina this year has otcp
reduced about 30 per cen; ana wy
acreage of cantaloupcs 40 per ceh'
as compared with the lO-year aver
are
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

Kill. SPRING; FEVER WITH
cleaning supplies. Buy quality gro
CcricS. fresh meats and fresh Nesr-
tables al licrbcrt'S yellow Front
Free delivery. phone 40 IT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

WE PAY ST PER HUNDRED FOX
clean ruStiC,s ware ELumrn; IL'.
GCr&. Valet Cleaning Go. i'H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

CALL AFFORDS FOX PRINTING
Of al descriptions, also anything
you might need IN office supplies
and equipment. We appreciate
ynur business Affords Printing &
Bl,i,, SuDplv ca. 3-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

GOLDEN SHELL MOTOR OH"
fast flowing Tor instant starting
tough i,g hard running. save, "I
stop and 90 driving. Sam II. Ali',i.
I'll Shell Service Station. !" ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

TIRE lIEADQUARTER%--WE HAVE
the latest official information re-
gardng tire Inspection ana drp!,
cation for new tires and tuGcS. A"'
IL, help you with yours. Henderson
VulcaniZing Co. ZG-H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-21

WANTED: CARRIER SALES
man. white or c0.UrcG. over
II Years old to carry routes
in cuIurcd sections. Must ha
able To post $1,000 bond. A?-
ply Circulation Manager. DIS
batch. ls-N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
BETTE inch

BETTE INCH WAAC Dorothy
r. Wetmore, 174S0 Cameron, Fort
Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

[ II tDt supply 'i'lh ~ III P'N
dental clinic AZ Fort Sam Houston,
Tex. relieving a soldier from
duty which can just as we'll be
handled by a woman.
Reporting al army and navy
schools and camps are.
Altus- Okla. AAE advanced fly
ing school. Glenn ID. Arrison.
1881 Baylis: George r. D'Eath,
3O66 Hurlbut: Neil Fraser. 1874
Ward: Victor Gibson, 1868 va
coma: Edward A. Grudzien. 57O4
ILawndale: Marcel r. Levesque,
1851 Rogers; Frank l.. RHiewsiSi.
1880 Gallagher: Hamilton Steel,
IA Oak. River Rouge; Robert A..
Robbins, EdwardSburg: Donald X.
tNowak. Grand Rapids, and Lyle l..
Peters, Perrinton,
Fort Bragg. n. c., field replace
lment artillery center: Pvts. Cas-
lmer r. Sarzynski. $685. SeIkirk;
Raymond Szymanski. 1924 st. Au-
bin: Harold A. >Utich. 1923 Robins:
Thomas VI. Vich. 4i9S Fredro An
DIRE w. Keno, S347 Carrie: Joseph
n. KeIierman. 2505 S. Edsel {;
Frank A. GBzywinski, S06S Hey
den. and william VI. Craig. 5121
w. Chicago John G. Helminski.
1914 Doremus. Hamtramck.
Jefferson Barracks Mo: Pvts
Morris Pearce, 1869 Blaine: Camp
Murphy. Fla Tech. Cpls. Anthony
X. BudzaL 5127 f McNichols
road Kenneth I. Rumsey. 33i
Cedar, Wyandotte.
Shenango. Pa. personnel re-
placement depot: Cpl. Eldon Hat
field. 1888 Hanley. Hamtramck.
NJ mi. Fla. submarine chaser
training center: Charles w. Rich
ard Jr., 1230S Frankfort road.
Atrother Kan, army air field:
Pvts. William J. Hazuka, S455
i lockwood. Hamtramck. and r. o.
Overly. 14l5S Stahelin. Detroit.
Amarillo. Tex. AAF technical
school 1t Dorothy VI. Coffee.
1881 American Ray J.
Wicke. 14117 Braile; Edward ID.
CeHveFy, 75l Fisher road. Crosse
Pointe; Donald l.. clearinghouse,
lSi36 Rohindale.
Keelser Field. Miss. Capt.
Homer II. Hunt. S120 +. jefferson;
Virgil l.. Alderman. 1880 Stotter
/ Holabird. Md, ordnance depot:
Pfc. Frederick J. Shaver. 1417
Coplin; Steve Palomar. 1247 Plum
Dodge City. Kan, AAF adj
'vanced flying school: Pvt. Robert
r. Unger. 1925 s. Main, Plymouth.
jefferson Barracks. Mo- Pvts.
|CIifton Wells, 2713 Waterloo
Charles ID. Thompson Jr.. 1852
Maple; Marvin VI. King. 1928
Longfellow.
Maria. Tex. AAF advanced fly
ing school: Pvt. Alfred r. Jaros-
law. 1883 Forrer. and Howard c.
Scott, 1921 Fairview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

JOHN 2. HOIkN DC WHtIVWI
and Jack Smith; navy air corps:
Jack Pearson.
Navy: John Telley and Pete
SpenOIa: army: Ken Cavanaugh.
Ovid Cavanaugh, Tony Amos,
Dino BattisteIla, Alex Aloe, Joe
-Porcareiii. Frank Mei0tti, Claude
Race, Carmen DiCicciO Dominic
Spapo, Joe Valentine, Vince Scam
pini, Phillip MaSciOvecchio. Ralph
CingOlani, Jim KOrycinsli Primo
Scodellaro. Bill kalin, Joe Haries
Ontario Ganzini, Joe SaTkody and
Alex LOdisio.
Ensign Gordon Hassig. 1923 st
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

the shooting starts, we settle
down. It's like working a job
and we do the job"
Members of the lakewood Blue
Jackets who are in the armed
forces follow:
Charter Henry Spe-
nOla and Al OddO, coast guards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Auxiliary Bette Inch of Detroit
is the supply clerk al the post
dental clinic AZ Fort Sam Houston,
Tex, relieving a soldier from a
duty which can just as we'll be
handled by woman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

on furlough tell
ing the stay-at-
hor~mS~rers
of the action in
the s oil ON o n
Islands area.
He had the
honor Of being
on a destroyer
which conveyed
the first marine
andipRepR-
tingent on the
Solomons a 5 t
AIIUIICf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Service Notes:
Member Returns
From SoIomons'
Landing Feat

Forty-four boys in the armed
forces is the record of the Oak
wood Blue Jackets Club, a Detroit
social and athletic organization
with headquarters al 635 Bayside
and a roll of $40.
One Of its members, Nick LO-
cantO. 30-year-old fireman. 2nd
class. of the navy has been home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
Army in u. Of M. Dormitory

ANN ARROR, March 5.-Army
meteorological candidates took over
the University OF Michigan'S east
quadrangle dormitory today, fore
ing 400 university student inhabit-
ants TO seek other living quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Cpl. Elmer ~
Pollock, Has,
II a Zelrid ge,
North Africa
To technicians.
fifth gra d e.
John VI. Booth,
Crosse Pointe.
Boiling + Tel d
ID. c. Pvt
Ralph Gentry,
4604 Bedford
d Q a r b o r n,
c a m p Pahc;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Tex. and is.
a W a / I / n &.
assignment TO
o n e of I h e
navy's ships. He
is a graduate
OF Southeastern
High S c h 90 |
a n d attended
w yne Uni
versity Starring
as a brea s [
stroke sw / M
- aaA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Pat IzzO, navy;
Guido Bernardo,
Barney Peden-
ella, Joe Tar
ELI, Joe Tar.
VesciO, army.
Other mem
bers 49, marines:
Webb Salisbury,
J o h n u u d n,
army air corps
Fred Scagnetti,
Jack Marchetti,
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05

Asked how he felt before and
during The sea battles he had par
ticipated in he said:
Naturally, we're excited,
tense, nervous at first, but after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-05
DETROIT EVENING TIMES (PHoNE CHERRY 5000
Blue Jackets Club
Sends "A 10 COlOrS

Jean. has completed his naval
training course at Corpus Christi,