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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-22

sented Mrs. Roosevelt with
three-foot ivory tusk. The gift is
When royalty makes a visit in
a royal token customarily made
West Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

AUTO LOAN6-cars. houss traileTs. trucks.
boats; cash while you wait Lloyd Y.
FAST. ine., 304O r GRAD Blvd. MA. 0ft7.
AUTO loans $40 20 $500. made in rs min
u,ss Aetas Finance izSs ca.s PA. to3s.
LOANS on autos. boats hSuss traijsrsi
accounts rec. 5000 CAse. CO o3O3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

Auto Loans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

MfDDLEBELT g. Nj SECTION -
Small farm 6.room with basement,
furnace: al kinds % fruit. acres
Of ground IS 200. terms Harkins,
2ii45 Fenken. RE. OATS. Open sun.
DAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

FOR FRIENDLY LOAN SERVICE. SEE
ASSOCIATES PLAN CORPORATIONS
s32 MACcABEEs BLDG. TE. i-5s70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

DEFENSE worker twomanl needs car. will
pay cash, from draftes or private owner.
No dealers. Ivanhoe elOi
DEFENSE worker wants late model car
Phone Arlington 1900
DON'T care how old n ~. II II runs, ws'll
buy II 1927 Grand River.
GET THE Hl.DOLLAR FROM DOC"
eoOi WOODWARD TR 2-s46o
HIGH DOLLAR for equities cash waiting
any make. model 1922 Mack
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list-
mss in the Big sunday Times Want A
Section!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Diamond Loans

CONSULT Ire snisrrsd Rssi EuAt. fiat
ings n tne 0s sunday Tirlss Want az
leectlnri
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25

1 blast out the Germans almost in.
dividually. ''You can hardly stick
your head around corner with.
out hearing a sniper's bullet ling
Eby," one rlfIeman told Heinzer.
ling.
|. In addition the Allied soldiers
spent many hours digging out
mines sown with the usual Ger
man experiences in this branch OF
warfare. ~
/ The Germans presumab ly order
ed this desperate stand to- permit
them to- establish a line behind the
town. 1t was expected they would
withdraw ultimately to the high
ground in front of the Foro river,
five miles beyond. $50
Eighth Army troops which cap.
tured the village of Vezzani, which
lies about a mile north of the i'm
portant Ortona-Orsogna road, also
reached the outskirts Of Villa
Grande, two miles west by south
west. of Ortona.
While clouds and storms ground
ed most of the air forces, the Am
erican Maurauders streaked north
ward and blew. up trackage ane
bridges at Imperia, Italian town 2;
miles east of the French border
blasted railway yards at the Italian
viaduct and its approaches Oh the
French side at Author, .shor'
distance from the resort of Can
mes.
The raiders encountered heavy
anti-aircraft fire at Antheor, which
the Fifteenth Air Force had at
H IA cke1 hafore ::
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
|ALLIED PLANES HIT
ROCKET GUN COAST
Continued from Page One)

American fiers reported the OBJ
iectives were reduced to rubble.
whatever they may have been
using those targets for. they won't
I be doing it again for e long time, "
laughed Group Leader Major Har-
~ C. Mumford, of Ell Paso, Tex,
on returning to his base.
Berlin Battered
r. The attack came only few
hours after Raj heavy bombers
made their seventh devastating
night attack in five weeks on Ber-
lin, dropping 1000 tons Of bombs
and leaving the capital ravaged by
fire on Christmas Eve.
Veteran watchers of more than
four years of aerial professions
across the English southeast coast
gasped at the size of the latest eff
fort against the Nazi targets in
France. A surging movement of
squadron after squadron of Fort
resses and Liberators and masses
of medium Marauder bonbers car
ried over the explosives, escorted
by hundreds of Allied. Dominion
and Raj fighters and aided by all
descriptions of Allied medium and
fighter bombers.
Brief army announcements had
little to say about the specific ma
ture of the Pas-De-Calais targets,
repeatedly hit for the past five
days. but it was well known that
this small department - like an
American county contains some
of the Germans most important
defensive installations.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
Obituaries
HENRY G. SEENKEN

Funeral services for Henry G.
Seenken 70, who died Friday aft
ernoon at his home on the Cor
dan road after a short illness will
be conducted from st. Pauls Luth-
eran church Monday at II a. m.
Rev. Walter B. Freed pastor. In
terment will follow in Oakdale.
He is survived by two daughters,
Miss Elizabeth Seenken, and Mrs.
S. J.. Cherry; two brothers,
Earnest of Wilmington, and Will
liam Seenken of Sarac, N. Y; one
sister, Mrs. Caroline S. Burton Of
this city; one grandson, George
Jones, and one nephew, Robert S
Burton.
The body will remain at An
drews Mortuary until the hour O.
funeral.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25

which was specially-trained for this
type of action, Heinzerling dis.
closed, adding that there had beer
few prisoners to date with many
of the Nazis choosing death rather
than be- captured. y :
A number of German tanks were
left behind to aid in this fighting,
apparently ready to be sacrificed
eventually since they could hard.
ly be withdrawn now through the
Eighth Army's artillery blasts and
over the soggy ground outside the
town.
1Ac Canadians were in a busy
and dangerous fight, having to
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
PERLEY T. YEREEN

-Perley T. Vereen, 81, Of Boil
ton, superintendent of the Reige-
Paper corporation, died at the
Columbus County hospital IN
Whiteville, Thursday night. Mr.
Vereen was injured in an auto
mobile accident Monday night IN
Green Swamp between Lake Wac
camaW and Bolton.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2 p. m. from the NC
Kenzie funeral home in White
vile with burial at Lake Wacca'
NAV. .al
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Annie Lee Vereen; his moth
err, Mrs. Rosa Vereen of Free
land; one sister, Mrs. c. c. Gore
of Conway, S. c.; six brothers,
J. W., Waldo, Ester, I. B., 1rk'
sene of Freeland; ]. j. of White
vile and one half-brother, Rob
Vereen Of Perry, Fla.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
WALTER r. DAVIS

Walter R. Davis, died SUD
denly early Thursday morning at
his residence, 2O5 North Twelfth
street.
Surviving are his widow, one
daughter, Marion J. Davis, OF Will
mington, and one son, PFC. Walter
Eugene Davis, United States Ar
my, San Diego, Cal.
Funeral services were held
Friday. at $3.50 p. m. with inter
trent at Wrightsboro. Pallbear ais
were Arthur Lewis. Alton Brown,
Lawrence Davis, H. B. Register
Flank Blanchard and j. B. Ed
wards.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25

slams, after many weeks Of de-
fensive fighting against deter
mined German couterattack to
take back Kiev have apparently
correspondent in Moscow, called
battle.
succeeded in turning the tide OF
it lone of the greatest accom-
Eddy Gilmore, Associated Press
plishments of this war" and said
Soviet artillery had forced Gen.
Won Mannstein's forces onto the
defensesive over a large area. r.
In fact, at no point do the Nazis
currently hold the upper hand IN
this sector, Gilmore said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
TRUCK DAMAGED

A pickup truck driven by
Herman Walton was run into
by a truck operated by Robert
Richburg. Negro. Thursday
afternoon at the intersection
of Eleventh and Orange streets.
Damages to Walton's truck
were estimated at $500 while
the truck driven by Richburg
was also considerably damag-
ed. Richburg was arrested
and. charged with reckless Op-
Grafton, no operators license
and damage to property.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
OLD PAPER DRIVE
!. SUCCESSFUL HERE
Continued from Page One)


the amounts credited to the two
paper dealers is Included several
hundred pounds of scrap paper col
lected by the JUNIOR Red Cross
through the local schools.
Although the present drive is Of
ficially ended, people should con-
tinue to save .hei;: paper as an
other drive, will probably be held
in few weeks and more scrap
paper is needed by the war effort
all the tine. If scrap paper is
tied in 1910 pound bundles and
stacked in a safe place it will be
easy to handle an. not be a fire
hazard.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
MRS. MARY DUGUID

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Duguid, "a,
died at 1855 p. m. Thursday at
the James Walker Memorial Hos
pital after a long illness.
Funeral services will be held at
II a. m. Monday, at the Yopp Flu
neral Home with the Rev. Sankey
Lee Blanton officiating. Burial will
follow in Bellevue.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
RED ARMY CAPTURES
GORODOK IN DRIVE
from Page One)

the Kiev bulge where the Rus
Germans as supply and escape
route was growing daily. If the
Railway is cut before the Vitebsk
garrison is evacuated the Ger
mans will still have supply and
exit route south to Orsha and
then west to Minsk, but it will
be a roundabout and slow lifeline.
At the same time Moscow
pointed UP a less natable victory in
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-12-25
GERMANS ROUTED !.
FROM VITAL TOWN
continued from Page One)

house. each cellar and each sew
o, of the small northwest corner
If Ortona which they still held.
The Nazi troops left behind the
retiring main German force to
make this last-ditch defense were
4,om the first parachute division,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

Entering actively int, :,
pm,sn cary the following va, cam
,.i;,,,;,. ,ioSe second to Ciyde u, he
eliminating Sandy Graham Hoey
'ifSl primary and was dnI,,lh The
Icy III the second, the vn, a'ed by
..oo''of to 2l4.4l4.4 McDonaSa being
riler"d law school at Chanu ,hen
n'i' gave full supper, tn ,h Hill,
roosevelt ticket in the fail n hoey-
strain OF Keeping up cI,Sa'nahpaen
i'laklhs campaign Speeches ~ and
liable 10 ilu, which went ;,, 'a'u him
cu'oE!S. In February, 1887, he , sm,
ca FORSYTH county tubercnI,n. nler-
Ll'ai' la'rr transferring To iba nos
western state hospital. lie w," e he@
commission FOR about two ou'o OF
S""n after leaving the hus,;,S years.
began work with the cxtenSiaai liz
cation department of the ST., eui'
N,fSilr. lie resigned tina, N.Y.. u'
"h"ut Il month ago, cfCpcti,., pIsi'oh
l" make the current comn.,;n e |,
governor next year. 1T
I'ufin% his university servic. :.
'''iS cen III many political ,c,n.i,,'N'
Tie endorsed Brough,un for ao n's''
''f ~ 1910, and asked his FRIEND nd
t'lS tnr him. He SpDnsur.d ~.
H,%huldS iur national comni,,o.,,'I|
"h"ii!'t CLYDE llOey. whom BronoI
'"n suppoitrd-and who won ;.
.'' I. More recently Mcdonald VIZ ~s
l''''d wee president OF the Mo-
'"."ii:.a Education socia,ion =,
.'h""l LtachrrS organization Cn'
'"'llhiiy. the vice president is s,sr
/ pea t'p and Mcdonald is ,hera,aI
lated l"r the presidency of ih.,
( large aad powerful group hex, va""
( iJr. and Mrs. Mcdonald have ~,
cnlld, i daughter. born while he VA.
teaching schoOl in CumGerlsrj
/ county al 1924.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12
NEW BIOGRAPHY OUT
ON WRIGHT BROTHERS
Newspaper Mans Work Is Rp;,lI,
History of Aviation: Orville
Wright Approves
In the Sir Waller Hotel
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
BS LYNN INSECT

Raleigh. May IA new biography
% 'hr WlGnt Wilbur and
Or1.t!u..f.~; r!t the press. j. saiu
/ be- almost - history of The level
"pmr'N Of aviation. Written by FREQ
{. Kelly. .".>spIper cullmnI>t ana
luI%HI.nc wr.',.. :hr icNi has urr,,
approved by prVllc Wright. accord
Ing g. -" advertising blurn -. tn,
publishers
The book i supposed 80 90 int,
"details about the neg tiai!onS of the
Virgin; brothers with the Unite;
State ID foreign governments anc
trends - show hat lack IF apprcci. =
ton %: wha: heavier shan air llyin.
might mean on part u his govern
mcnt led 10 faster dcvc!ypmcni O.
AWAIT II :. Europe
The book pays it, respects tu news
papers OF 10 years ago for heir lack
of .ntcrcS: and perception bee. Use
they more or less ignored the Wrights
while they were working out the
fundamental principles OF aviation
the fact rs which have played such
important part IL the current gluba!
war.
One OF the most Interesting phases
OF this biography deals with relations
oetweeH the Wr!GhtS and the Smith
Sonian Institution. The unfortun :,
trend O! these relations led 10 the
Wright brothers sending their orr
sinal plane. the nc that flew al Kit
~ Hawk. TO London instead of put
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12
McDonald's
Life Story
Is Outlined
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the sir WALTER Hotel.
NN LYNN NISNEG.

Raleigh. May Heretofore have
been given shoot HuluhI"Grap,Iic
sketches ui the candidates irr mayor
office IN nest springs primary d.
Senator Rry"uls. FuIu.rg Gu>,Inu.
Hucy. Major Gregg tHrI.E. Those
.turieS were obtained MAINLY from
the official North Carolina Manual.
I.;ic.i data ~ thai official pub
location on Ralph McD'uTld rs .uumd
IN The 1893 Mammal. Tie scar &c. Mas
III tie Grn-I.h ~ entity. That &C.
count i hv.ct.i;h i!",at.t. Vii,
additional information gathered from
tIu candidate III rruN,. ...,..u I;.i
not written b: l.I.
Ralph " M,D'u;ld. Democrat.
representative from i',.. III ,.tiuty.
MAS bonn III OITtI.. iI.uu"r. Mare,
u,r.) Mcdonald hrr,ui"H ,u,hg.
B. 1928: Duke. y. NJ. lg1I. DUi ..
ph.D.. 1893. College professor a.! edit
CatiGiIll Psychology. Former head Co.:
department of Psychology and E,du-
cation. Salem College. National Eau
C,tlum Association. North C.hnli...
Education y ISOLATION: Southern So
Get" ola Philosophy ana p.yChuirry .
National SU,!ri" tuiirH" Teachers ii
Education. T., du,E' SCluul.nastrt
Clad, North Cn"ihi CuI!yg, Irara-
,la. Hu:Gr Carolina !il"h,n Eiur.-
non As.ut.I:.ilru and uIil,-. ulnur or
Gani2atiJn.. r!.l Beta Kappa. Krr.
pa Delta II: ~ Gamma Mn. CHAPTER
President kappI lCi,. ~, 1888. Au-
thor of "Nr,,>s!ly and Ny.G,s lu:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12
EIGHT TEACHERS
HAVE OWN MAGAZINE

Chapel Hill, May l2-English lea
cheers in North Carulina now have
their own journal for the !!r>; time.
1t is entitled North Carolina \
lish Teachers" And the !!.>; ste.
prepared by Sta.c Committee and
ed by the University EX;r"sI2A d.
vision, has just gone III - -"
members.
The modern righ page paw"'.t".
is published by md iu:' ,raChvrs -
English,' the forcwurd explains. II
is designed to serve ~ q regular
medium among English ;cIcAcrs,
supplemen,ing meetings and confer
ences which are di::.Cilt tn attC.j. "
And IT will cater tu Informal nDtos.
specialized material. ana shorter AZ
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

.-... Siberia. lie wants Siberian air
bases Tor American planes. Il; least,
even Il Russian aviatorS only are 10
.u"n them. rhe Russians want Am
c.lcTn ana VERSUS Japan from its uwr,
direction. To be sure. Russia is not
", No.. wl,u the Jap> at present bu,
e v,uIt ni,r l. b"-if sure ui licl-
.r& .Hvm. The vuw between these
$50 countries is chronic. though SuS-
..,ud"u temporarily.
H.Ilyu Is ~ .'niI-Jap as we arc.
ia. @mupS IL more immediately its
.,.DIyHI tH.m II IS RuSSia'$.
luu Tins. tHrn. be the Subj,c; ~
.a.v,u,"ri; uutwCCn It's ana RuS<ia-
g.. nd European front" by Un-
v.. :...s 40 iit>sIL's. favor Versus i:lv
%.s.2. -uG exchange iur Il RusS.al
.,,,"G iruh; against the JapS,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

AS soon rs they get set some place.
they begin To- iidgct. They do Il
panther act walk up ana down
d." -.
They are no sooner Soatc! than
th"y "ant TO 20 out TO the pantry
and get a drink of water. or they
want To 60 somewhere and do
something. They get TO a mirror
an! adjust the tie. They stand on
a corner AMI all of u sudden it oc.
cErS 10 them that something is
wrong. so they get out a comb
and comb the old hair. Another
form Is the trembler.
The Seusory types are the peo-
pi" VII" react violently TO impress
SONS that com" through their five
senses. They start violently at a
sudden morse. They can't stand
too much light and they can't stand
too much darkness. Some of them
-" tick.iSh.
Til" mental type of nervousness
Is cxempliiied by the people who
oEer-react to the ordinary expert
cnces of life. Ben Bolts friend,
sweet Alice. was one of these.
You remember she Laughed with
delight when he gave her a smile
and trcmbled with fear at his
irown.' These people are excit-
able and become excited on the
slightest prOvocation-before a
party. going to the theater, etc.
They also go into the dumps on
slight proyocation.
Indicates No Serious Disease
BY and large, nervousness in
any Of these types is not the indi-
cation Of any serious disease. This
statement is practically 100 per
cent true about motor and sensory
nervousness and about 90 per cent
true Of mental nervousness. Some
times excitability hides an organic
disease Of the nervous system,
such as paresis.
Unexplainable transition from
excitement to depression may in
dictate minor forms of mental i'll
ness. The alcoholic needs his al
coholic stimulus largely because
he is filled with inner tensions,
and the alcohol Gains these down.
But it is only stop-gap and soon
he will need more. SO he creates
Il vicious circle Of nervousness,
need for a drink, recurring nerv.
BUSINESS, etc. Most alcoholics have
too little work to do, or are not
interested in devoting their minds
to anything.
In general, nervousness Of the
types described is due to habit for.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

ting il in the Smithsonian ln>;!;u-
ton at Washington.
The trouble between the Wrggh;>
and the institution has been pretty
we'll dissipated new, and the" =
still some hope tina, soon after tn"
war the original plane WILL "r 10
turned to the country.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12
Three Kinds oil. Nerve Types.

/ nation. The person who can't sit
still has never learned self-control.
| And as the years go by. like all
habits this grows on MIN until he
Is uncomfortable TO himself and to
his associates.
Treatment
1t is not quite so true of sen.
sorry nervousness: some people are
abnormally sensitive to lights and
sounds; but this also can be a mat
ter of Self-indulgcncc and coddling
until it becomes so bad that it
might as well be real disease.
In the treatment of these peo-
pie it is utterly useless to apply
any method 81 treatment except
psychotherapy. OF mental healing.
Drugs such a. SCiatives-for in
stance. the bromiies-simply bank
the fires and prepare for worse
condition as the effect wears off.
Massage or other physical meth
DDS Of treatment invariably make
the patient worse.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
A. B. c. D.:-What is a hydro.
ccle and what causes it? How can
it be cured?
Answer: Hydrocele is a collec-
ton of fluid in the tunica vagi-
nails. The cause is usually irrita-
ton. 1t can be cured by removing
the fluid through hollow needle,
y. r.: - Would an occasional
discharge of blood between mem
situation periods be the sign Of
cancer?
Answer: 1t is sufficiently seri-
Gus to indicate a thorough exami-
nation.
+. +. D.:-What is the cause Of
gangrcne of the great toe of old
people? How can it be prevented?
Answer: 1t is due TO harden
ing of the artery going to the toe.
II is aggravated by and more fire.
quently occurs in association with
diabetes than without il. II can no
prevented by treatment Of the dia-
bette. by keeping the toe elevated. =
removing all construction of the
circulation Of the leg. such as gar
tiers: when sitting. use foot stool
so that the edge of the chair will
not obstruct the circulation of the
leg. "
A. L.:-Will you please inform
me II there is any benefit to be de-
rived from n glass Of warm milk
taken at bedtime. Is it fattenine7
Answer: A great many people
make a practice of this and derive
great comfort from it. Nearly any
warm drink at bedtime will assist
IN getting to sleep and makes for
q quiet night. ! am inclined TO
believe that much of the benefit
comes from the mental attitude
that the person has - in other
words, IL think the milk is going
to calm me down and put me to
sleep, 1t will. It is fattenino. but
not more so than a glass. Il milk
at any other time
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

Close spacing ui sweet potatoes re-
CuCrS ~" number OF Jumbo" pota-
toes ard also losses from stem end
rot. SAYS IL. Il. NiSwnngcr EN,cnSiDu
liuT;icUltWiS; al y. {. State College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

Dr. Clcndcning will answer
Questions of general interest
only. and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

run .gainSi rhad Eure for secretary
oi state. The !ormc.' Judge would
make one u. the most interesting
Candidates the Sta.c has known in
"a generation and II is with regret
the statement Is made: His candidacy
Is cNIrrmrly remote.
HCMANITARlAN-War. with lis
innate Cruelty ana hate. seems To
gr craze the opposite impulses OF
KindmrS>. within nc /, $; few months
there have UvrI many III re than us.
Ual chaG rrS granted 20 corporations
with the IvOwcd purpose Of Salvay-
ing youth Latr$: ,utcd is the Slpe's
Orchard Home in Catawba county, a
nun-StuCk ,Jrpr-at:,. II organized 10
~. .n:a.n "a home for underprivileged
vhlldrc no. 80 long ago he ReaI-
boy OUTFIT was chartered at Dur
aam ~. approximately The same
purpose. uGG here have been .thers
., Ch@r!';', and Elizabeth City. So
tar ~ known al of .hesc pl .ces are
designed 80 Hrip less fortunate child
zen !! { ~hu.'i develop thaS some
~ them re predatory and exploit
i've. !; Nj. s;.'' mean that promoters
It scd % general al !tudc D.. help
:ulnv,> Tor ne unfortunate.
UP-l QUlry %! Il man in Delaware.
Interested IA ;houSand-acre pea
mut 'IrGr 90 this state emphasizes
now North Carolina farm land prices
have advanced III recent wears. Prices
are higher NOW than hey have been
Since 1925 Taking 100 as the nor
mai. the rat" uuw is l6l. IS com
pared WIKI 10; N 1925 and 223 in
1920
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12
by LOGAN CLENDENING. VI. D..

WHAT Is nervousness II may.
for convenience. be divided into
three kinds: motor, Scnsory and
mental.
"vtor nervousness is excmpli-
fed hy people who can't sit still.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

When vac"inalng. or duing o,he
surgical work ON cattle. all ins,ru
utr2t- should be stcriized before On
Grating Oh The next animal.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

tiric> than genera! publications foi
teachers
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

y. r.: - Would an occasional
discharge of blood between mem
situation periods be the sign Of
cancer?
Answer: 1t is sufficiently seri-
Gus to indicate thorough exami-
nation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

A. b. c. D.:-What is a hydro.
ccle and what causes it? How can
it be cured?
Answer: Hydrocele is a collec-
ton of fluid in the tunica vagi-
nails. The cause is usually irrita-
ton. 1t can be cured by removing
the fluid through hollow needle.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-05-12

a. soon as they get set some place.
they begin to iidgct. They do Il
PANTHER act walk up and down
tie -.
Evening star., 1943-10-03
Msgr. gr.McCormick' 's|nougurotion
Scheduled for November 9

Formal Inauguration Of Right Rev.
Msgr. Patrick j. Mccormick as rec
tor Of Catholic University OF Amer
lea will be in the gymnasium Of the
institution Tuesday afternoon. No
vember 8, it was announced yester-
day by the Right Rev. Msgr. Edward
B. Jordan, vice rector of the uni
versity.
The date was selected to coincide
with the fall meeting Of the Board
of Trustees Of the institution. COM
prising the hierarchy of the Catholic
Church in the United States.
Msgr Jordan is chairman of the
Special Arrangements Committee
which includes the following faculty
members and administrative officers
! Of the university Right Rev. Msgr
Francesca Lardone. director OF
studies for the ecclesiastical schools
Rev. DR.. James A. Magner, procura-
tor; DR.. Roy J. Deferrari, secretary
general. DR.. Martin r. P. MCGUIRE
dean of the graduate school OF
arts and sciences; Rev. DR.. Ignatius
Smith, o. P, dean Of the school OF
philosophy; Rev. DR.. A. K. Ziegler
professor of medievel history: DR.
Herbert Wright. professor Of inter-
national law; Rev. DR.. Jerome D
Hannah, professor of canon law
and Emmet Dougherty, director oi
! public relations
The appointment Of Msgr. McCor.
/ mick as rector of the university
came from Pope Plus XII and wa!
| announced officially on April %
| l943. by the most Rev. Archbishop
Amleto Giovanni Ciognani, The