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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02

The County campaign committee
expressed itself as very grateful to
the community chairmen and workers
who, in a number of areas went from
house to house in their determination
to put Garrett county at the head of
the list.
Mr.. Gender said it was particularly
gratifying because it proved to the
rest of the state that the people up
here were vitality interested in the well
fare of those in the armed forces an6
were more generous in proportion to
their incomes, than other sections OF
Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-12-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22
pETROIT EVENING TIMEs (PHONE CHERRY 800

Pred - Sehauc asil Tarov
LlHs d Del ass. Apple
Joseph ~ PaWHk. COLO Ir.c'..
Roman D. PiWka. 1851 rurrs.
trHf-r S. Tndau 7ll Lel.A
lA- -. Melton. hFla cr.Af--
John LaWnra. 6o17 Proctor
Constantine r TamIsk. 5000 Tarr.H
Alexander s pafrzuskL f1u2 Larlr
THAtdeus a.. .GIfrytca. $500 Edward.
rtNV s BaWol f4t1 Fiity second
Roland h pretk 6ihO DrvereaIN.
AIheri s. Graaehu,k JHHr Casper
Mitchell j ZaleWsk 1883 HOLMES.
John B. Ribs1n ii3 rs EUCLID
NIbm 3 Grcuzirk 11ie Michigan
r.ut 4 Ambro-lsk Nf tnissI
ALtcIfkJ Eyarlk. BeA-B A.
N|.k EuEirfu. 500 barIW
Joseph r Gurgffush.. 1927 Central.
Howard j. Gurskl 6f2' Na-u'r
'nhn ID p.Erazis. 1850 Trgceron
tauArd j DTiCkoW-k at29 Casper,
Marvin Scn.k 4H2- Apple
William ~ Fisher Jr 1t.f Fourth.
Michael Nirra.uk 5et7 sinner
# Er0e p kunirl 6IIt u.versey
RAYMOND T. SfaChoVfsk $3.50 Ruffan'
Ff-H ~ lensrF 1l2A Michigan
RAYMOND D. NiiEasy tiGr Proctor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

Nicholas j. Jacob $500 Cabot
rIaN,hu PssChke. 65ta Liuyse
~tr'"S r Lara. t1l5 Wheeler
ward Nawrrckt 157t CeC-t
Aibcft j. Brugan Giil Malesfr
Hc1r9 Hard ass Purtun
lhn s. OlcszkoWirt 5000 LcuNu.
jack G. smith 1870 WDhcrht
John A Grodus 1886 Parkinson
Eaiph / Monticello 56i5 Llvrrnois
Robert r GalkoWsM 800 TarnoW.
fuhn J KuzmiCki, 1885 CHOPIN
Walter G. Cislo t7ql SprDrwells
James J Welsh 7fiT Wetherht.
Walter Olsen 7&7O Mcdonald
Jerome j Romanuwsh, .1fi5 Prsu.e
Joseph 4 P1nlkewsk agO6 Tarn1U
walter p Blsou 1928 lunNo.
A+Aal4- %ssl... - Fs+.+t-.''
alter GriWlcki. $3.50 ST. John.
Thomas n Autos 66u2 F.uNI
Darrell " MOuser 1856 RccrrIHu
James IA Han a27i Proctor
Frank l. kIpuscinskl 7il2 Safcra.
William A Bwiu $685. Mcdonald
curtis II Krkman s2ls Winthrop.
John y. OgnienoviCh. $3.50 RuVeU.
Aida e Barrow 5l23 Martin
OAKLAND BOARD M.
Pontiac
William a TWtty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-22

Mark n Byrd
Charles r Brown.
Edward Crittendor
George ". MASSEY d.
SIM Richard Jr
Farnum e.. Woodson
George Blocker Jr.
OAKLAND BOARD M. :
Jackson Rice. Saginaw
William p sanford Pontiac
OAKLAND BOARD NO.9
John l.. Palmer Rochester.
Theodore A Moore. Rochester
Robert W Edwards. Lake Orion.
Lewis X Wolfe. Pontiac.
Maxwell ID. Cramer. Auburn Heights
carl j. Hickey. Ortonyille
leoiEe- E.-O- Ha2Snn, Lake Oftess.-
Douglas l. Sharrard. Rochester
Bruce D. Thompson Charleston.
lack p Byers. Auburn Heights
Donald NJ Van Deusen, Holly.
Donald NJ. Clark, Rochester.
Norman l.. Jones Holly.
Howard J Lane. Charleston
John F. Drumm. Rochester
StanwoOd NJ Radoye, Charleston.
Vernon l.. Dixon. Lake orion.
Glare ". Hubble. Holly
Verne = Sinkler. Charleston
William +. Campbell IT. Rochester.
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Three Counties Enducl
sol Mem Into Service

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4i'iI " '-
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Charles fHf..' .f-.
Joseph NH-r. -r
NHIH7h
ca s.f .a7
Howard ~7 'tN'
NaN N.Fs'fAf i'fN ..' I'
Charrs N sos.
l-N'nc "a
.Ifrf MONTAGUE
Bfs'ef
NsN ..'.F lFtn
Robe -'f.
Irving Vase mt
hNfH' h .-- -'fN
tsT'F-c N'He't -
i SCI hAAr A iif.'
jerry Netsr gre. trr'r'
James ksrrff'm -.. N
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Prank Tsrk "N-.r 1881 I'lF''
lssdor1 t.r it'itN ...- NJ
VINES Zr I7
Thomas t7T7 -.-
Donald p ss-> f.'-.''
%. LoL.f ti w f
lsaeo-e sander N".-
Harry btrar 1888 lta-r.' '.
oscar BON -NFH
antN Freeman ltlN ~ I'f..
llo1s.i SassWan -nl- Gamer.
kDpe-l- Perm -4--- 4 +-',-.-..-.
Joseph Goldman. lh.- N'#.0f
PaH hu'r.~h. 1855 Ia'
TWIN flita ihAl ..e,
Joseph SHf t41f lFAN t'. avs
EDWARD Ni''h'' -'''
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LOUIS ltn~.r' y
luis Nthlitf l, az
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Adm J F'rsNk ha.l li7mT"nf
-rr,-t NrrrCtzyF -r-1ff ~,
Ralph = jennings if u" Jun. ..'n'
Aa-A+H $ ts1---l- "a q >'--'i-
FRANK SieinFkL oilt Ffflst.
Joseph ? bekaiAf.kNk Hh'n ''t.fA..
lErry GhNaltA 395t CamIaf.
Anthony Flany SOS CHOPIN
John NJ Clchon. $3.50 N'ss'n,
I .eo Y Larsen LOLA -l.tal,-e
ld"ard W tu'frt 54-l hann"i.
NRter a MAtus1sk '-50 lArn""
hdward kNlaikoWskt tt-s Thirty -iIs-
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chtst. Fuacgek eq6J Mrrcicr
Peter Wallace lUU2i tnr,.r
Robert N..st $500 Esieor
-ftHr Ailaht oss7 Puvsr
John 'st.aHsN 7laE - Jarr
AIt-rf ~oEuTa. .tls lrt.|
. rr Bre.rtl4l .-2l -
.f.h0 williams 177s NpndWsre
John HIrNnyatN ts1a CLAYTON
hft'f Walter Juchartg $3.50 itr.rr
N-ihor DIuroesu jT tlA- inrIs.
IS u.1W lfIdhu'df afTh Ave
MNNNf HOARD NJ. o.
N'rhYrsf y RD1nrr. Eu24 NrEfaH
IaHsu s. Na-.r' seaF Martin
'.s clsbrt "ta. fI annette.
N..hse' Nu.stnsk. 'r--
f-TUHfT : KhfaF -II6 Ch.,Ir.
Barney O. lar.g,U4-r. f.H. .I4L.p.
Frank = Na-Ich gi.6 Ffrr.
William NJ Rurlw.k Tu-i hr..s
Chester R.gfurk 6lfi Nar.n
Theodore ID Rocker. $3.50 T.H..r
trHnt pHIVn'rki 20 ErHl.H.
Mike lWnr a2if Florida
John F9WasEeWshl funi Fr.t
STANLEY " IHek.f --t- U.T.-
t>tfsr O. Held 'P-o Geneva
IH-taH Edh $500 Ttinnv.
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Cleo & Maddox Rochester
John " KIRBY Auburn Heights.
Floyd %. Fay. Lake orion
Jack ~ Yates. Pontiac.
Dcibert "A sites Auburn Heights
Leslie q. Wallace. Auburn Heights
Don r. Hadd0n. Holly
Max Stouner Jr. Rochester
William y Miner. Rochester.
Joseph j Crystal Rochester
MACONIB BOARD NO. 2
James J Watson Nj Clemens
Edward ". Lucas Mt Clemens.
George X Stramler Rosevllle
James G Rich Jr Nj. Clemens.
James Blackwell. RoSeville
SENr DIRECT TO FORT CUSTER
Bernhard r. DIDO EdWart p Duusc
FOLK Galavage Jr. Edse " Jenery IN
ward " Swacke John II BRYANT. Arthu
b.. Gourdeau Jr Theodore n Harris Ervi
r Schlee Joseph A. Kutt James Brook
Charles j. Harris, Nathaniel G Moore
Rufus Barnett ana James r.. Moore.
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service.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
Girls To Play
Creedmoor

Games with Creedmoor b;pb
,cN""lS girls basketball team have
"'eA scheduled for the Henderso,
I'r'S' was announced TODAY by
'F'l'c'paI W. ID. Payne. The local
~1>l''t" gees 10 Creedmoor tomorrow
hiSht. and the Creedmoor team plav =,
return engagement here on the
".-h' ni Friday. February 10. the
one nlGht when Oxiord's boys play
"rp. pay
he Bulldogs play at Oxford to-
M: both Henderson teams 90 I,
~. ..'.s..l Ton on the might Of February
- iD' return matches: Roanoke Ran.
rs leans entertain the Henderso,
h"FN and girls on February % and
'u'" mere I" play ON February 26.
,l''i" i known about this years
"h''"n oi the Creedmour sextette,
h"' last years representatives gave
'h" Henderson girls a close game
. ne. they mel. and good teams have
D'"n Il tradition with the Granville
county school.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
JUN BEAVER DIES
SUDDENLY AT HOME
'""erai for South Henderson, u,,
tentatively ST for som,
Hour an Wednesday

'"ilh Beaver. about 60. die, nd
ny q, ms nome ON JuhnSu, .,,,.,..
M south Henderson at lose n.ri,,ci.
Monday night The FANNY lad , .',i,
mere ABOUT tour month. ,.l.,r,. ,,,,.,.,.
rom Granville county. lie .,.,7 - ,' '''-
i've OF that county.
SURVIVING ar ,nr wsdu,y. .....
; S"liSi 'nGi"Gn& i"mm r. E,a,.r N
, ~. |. >: Ar".E al tuuu i...,.,,.'
Ia. and 'wu Ialgn,,r- ...'
Mn"m. Mr.. M"udr Name. n. .d
the home.
flanS Tor the funeral had ru, been
completed this afternoon. ..., .'..
BODY Is I" remain at the IL. I'm. r...'-
'fai Home ON Orange strurl m.rd....
ocllhi'c arrangement. Il ...,,
Thought probably Inc funeral ....,,,
"' h'ln rom uIc funeral moan, a.ua'
ne: day afternoon. bu the ..........
:" Dc III charge had not been ...-
u"unc'd. Burial will hc nj N,.. L.
III northern Granville COUNTY
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
CHAPTER SIXTEEN


MAJ pll'N / know what she
would 80 if David wanted her to
resign from McC.Iure,s lakes in.
'''''' '''>'"' D JANE III
Zen, r..,i,. La,,,,. ,...,. a..
...., ''''S "s ''''
""' excitement OF the work, she
was definitely luxury minded.
You know I don't want vou m
give IN vnur inb" David ascured
her looking her straight in the eve
s'hr irll a slow nush mount her
.ti"'is &h" WAS beginning to won
Ter whether working with David
VAS G"lng 10 be difficult after that
night IN Santa Barbara when he
VA" proposed
But she had po,bino T., WORRY
about I'm fine v.cnI,s TIA, fnIIowcI
David acted met no no oI,vays had
kind. Pheasant nnd nn,iraIv miner.
snnll IN. bunt rnr , no,n 3ss,si,r,
took lon.cr th,n ,h.v had outici.
raf,J Enr o., ,;'.'. 10y n,u , "n'''
sistrn' ai al. which meant extra
work at any time ond WINS ospe.
ciaily hard in the fail whcn The
store was PREPARING for Christmas
business
She nror .,,ro,,.,o -, ,,,.,,,
brnurht ,r,,,i. ,,,.' Ia" 49,, a., 'nsnt VI
spent two nr ,hroo e n m,'h nI,' , ""N.
down ,l hia ,,,,no ~. ~" 1870, ~" 80
Il t,yi dn,r, IT, N"y wo'"u 'ahs ,
finished ho, ,rn,.,. ~. ,"',d au
II O'Clock and ,i,a n"o ,,.o,,, y'' ,,o "
home tor"ih"r or 10y moS''" VAIN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
Bulldogs
Invade Oxford
BY BILLY HIGHT

Once again ihi$ year the ..v- :.
blue and white nice, their arcn
rival, Oxford. but TIN tine un M,
basketball court rather ,a.u Of. ,l,,
sridirun. Trey invade the u,i.hbui.-
ing city 10 engage tn, GNlurd ,;,ui.-
te, in what promises to- re - ,.r;,,..;r
jack hall game. III" gam" viii star
4, 3 O'Clock there. OuN tho uu,,
team will play.
The Henderson i've has two VIC
tories Tailed for Tn" past sees ANA
are in perfect condition Ter tine a.rlIic
tonight. The iicudcIspn ,..- L...,
live victories against two defeats.
while the Oxford am H., .v.I. ,,,-
tories to one defeat
Last year The Henderson q,j:ntrt
noSed out Oxford in the Gui,i,.r rru
tournament by one pu.ul uuj the
Oxford boys are cat iul rvy,rc. a..
this meeting. a return game viii III,
played with 'OXiorG um the lnrai
yUUrt III the near future.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
Draft Board
Corr + 1 Locate
These Men

qr.. \..,r, .,|tCiIVc service buaru
.,,, .,.... .HDllc the names Of a
,ri .,.l-trauiS under its
...,.. 90 .rr tuNr not completed
l,; .ru.a.. or,UpJtlunal questions
and . ., are not located Nv
.'u ~. .g. .Nv.I addresses on lille
win the BOARD.
reasons are requested to
,:.U 40 t". I.... board Office immc-
'...s mH .,p,IN the board with Il
.,rrr,. mail HUurCsS. Rclativcs or
,,r.I, I.rrHIll lac whereabouts of
-, .,.I.E..ur are asked to adj
,,. o.. .... 81 where they may
bc .ct'H,".
Tue ,..,. n"G" public today in
Guide.
on. Lee. ~ruIuDack. care Corbit,
Ga. ilcuur.. ON. Macy Town. Hen
t,I..,u .,.Ir .. Alfred ,Iurgdu Tay-
,,.. .ru .r.Ont trrvt: Albert Bull
I,rk. .!r..ur $50 r'ut" >: Alex DALEY
Henderson Iu.., e.. George Thomas
.A.a. .. ...uu route >: Linyrl
Green Nelson. 80 Charlotte street.
..... .. ...... Waiter Melvin
Cross. -., t.,h.primg street:
rulH l'ur.l. ,ri care Ca-NrI Mill.
Eo>Ul.. 0,iIr thIl. Water street:
nayv..d .'nu". t"lry. l"usburp
.I,.,, .. ,u.Had Junior Johnson
car, ,..r., .. Plant, Henderson:
G.!t.a. i.....ro' i.rI"I. E"cEiu2-
...4 .uua s..u Roy lrlna"r.
C,LG %. B. William ii,miy
.ur... ..' r'.l.. 90. ur. ~:
J.ar ...... I.ri,'. i.rud,; .rr,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
.ee9Gamee ::!! !!!:;9!;; 1lf;;( a A
SUSAN SHERIDAN


Ing. Kay got thinner than ever. anC
the dark circles under her eyes be.
came permanent.
So had Annals scowl. Miss Kav
don't care if you do sculd me
You've got to get more rest" KAY
was having her breakfast one
morning i'll carly December. You
! Know what the store is like during
the Christmas rush. even If Mr.
Kerr doesn't. Last year yOu never
went out at all except on SATURDAY.
nights"
1t was true. Last December she
had her dinner in bed on "A tray,
read FOR an hour or two. and slept
nine hours. Then she felt rested and
fresh in the morning But then she
didn't have Jake. Her heart
warmed. Jake was more restless
than she was Jake liked parties.
staying up late. always having
something to do. She couldn't pic
ture him holding the hand of n
wife who was eating a poachcd
egg on a tray in bed No. Shed
get through all right. somehow.
You worry about me too much.
Anna. sine said. not unliindlv.
Somebody should. Oh. know
you aren't going to pay any heed
to me-" There were tears in Annals
eyes But I've known you longer
than Mr.. Kerr has. ! know vnu'vc
got precious little strength. You're
like your mother"
Kay rose from the table. IT'S
getting late and I'VE got to hurry
feel fine ana I've never been hap.
pier in my life. I'll he all right. Nuu
wait and see" When Anna had
gone to order a taxi for her. kiv
TOOK couple of aspirius She had
begun having persistent h-aGIcn,s.
ami had To take aspirin once OF
twice every day. After Christmas
shed have her eyes tested
The Christmas decorations set
The Keynote for the whole store.
Gny and Colorful and hectic. KAY
liked the Christmas crowds She
liked to push her way through
them. They were cheerful. good-na-
tircd. patient. spent their money
freely an With good will.
II was fun 30 see the piles Of |
gifts melt away from the counters. |
to see the safes figures at night. |
to see the special purchases that |
had been planned ana bought weeks |
before disappear in = few days |
Everyone was keyed up. injected
by the general settlement iom
never felt tired during ihc day.
there was too much 10 sec. too
much to do. But when You had left
the store. grabbed = lIyi. Iii That !
cigaret you had been dying for for
the last three hours. then Won gave
In like banged. biDwn.up paper
bag. Every nerve Hchcd and was
tense. All you could think of was
I hot tub and cool linen sheets.
Kay didn't 60 down At night and
meet Jake any more She walled
,nough during the day. Tho nights
10 worked she went 10 hcd. was
,sually asleep when he got home.
lake didn't work rs much at nights
low. either.
There was n dClucc Of Christmas
,artics. Kay didn't want Jake To
% without ner. The evenings were
er's and Jakc's. She never could
e sure what time she'd he able TO
ct away from the store, 80 they
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09

didn't accept any dinner invita-.
IONS. Jake would be waiting for
her at home. Anna would have a
hot dinner Feady, then Jake would
SIT III her room and talk to her
through the bathroom door while
| she dressed.
Then they'd be off. Until or 2 or
o'clock. Jake stunning in his eve-
ming clothes. Kay getting a sense
of SNUG satisfaction from other
"omcn's envy that amused her.
Two days before Christmas.
while she stood talking to the glove
buyer, she collapsed.
y customer carried her I'D to her
Office on the balcony. She was so
hSht she was easy to carry. Mary
was frantic, called David in dcs-
pcration. He got there just as Kay
was beginning to come TO. He
looked sick with worry.
What happened ." he asked
Mary in low voice.
Miss Hansing said Miss Stevens
just turned white and tainted dead
away" Mary was still out of
breath.
Has anything special turned I'D
10 upset herr"
Not that l know Of"
Kay stirred her head. opened her
eyes. SHE tried to get up. but David
stopped her with a hand on her
shoulder. She held her head. Il feel
Gtidy. she said with concern.
SIT STILL" said David. "YOu inst
tainted. Gave us all a terrible
scare"
Tainted! I've never done that
before" Kay said with wan
smile.
Feel any better now"
My head feels clear enough.
Hut In not sure where my 'egs
are"
David turned to Mary. Bring me
MISS Stevens hat and coat. and
can my secretary for me. Then 20
Town and have a taxi ready"
cant go home. David. I've got
100 much work to do" Kay pro.
tested weakly.
. i"uIl do what ] say" He put
hay's things on. He was smrpris-
lngly gentle for such big man.
10 You feel strong enough to walk
think so" Her head whirJed
Wilcn she stood up. David put his
urn around her for support.
10 you want me to call one of
INC store dOctOrs?" he asked
mo. Please don't. ! don't need
INC. II was hot down on the floor.
Ana ! didn't have much break.
fast"
Yes. of course" David didn't
want to upset her. The first thing
o do was to get her home and In
)cd
The cold air braccd her q little.
MT she thought they would never
each the apartment The pain in
Ter head was intolerabie.
You needn't have come with
nc" she told David If she were
lone she could lean her head
Gainst the back of the scat. II felt
% heavy. Now II didn't feel so
lcavy. but everything was spinning
round. "Oh. this is horrible. this
pinning must stop. now every.
hing is fading away. going black"
Driver. hurry" David rOared.
Ito 10 Continusd)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
SYNOPSIS


NY STEVENS. prrEOnable Young
$40 |E"-ii,ut II MrClurc's dcpart9
,'f tor" IN New York City. sud.
1f... 'IlTi"s
.'-' fti!AN 'JAKE) KERR. talented
PIANIST. vi" has refused ali offers 10
an PROFESSIONAL. They are married
M"n Jah" hurri"s after her while
De- IN hGs'mrSs trip to Califor-
DAVID BANNING. JR, 35.ycar.oId
pro-. i'Hi of '.'' concern. who himself
i.ii 'ni"i'TI. h"p"s tina; Kay would
n.rI} tam Hays best friend in the
'l'H Is
I!l.,iIIrTA PAGE. who lives in
|E'-rN "a Nj'lr-." and h. in much the
gam" .h'r-ii"r crowd as Jake.
.rrI IEpAY Upon her return to
""i. Hl'"' net honeymoon Kay finds
i'.Hr'mr already facing her. with
rn'. Of i"r assistants rrSiruing She
'.... David that she has no intent ion
"I .t'"ns mr h"r own Job unless
Aut want ne to
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
program had sided this country a:
H,L =, its allies.
NEITHER OF EPSON
MINISTER is DEAD
Funeral Service for Mrs. SalIir ttley
McCaulty Is Held This
Afternoon

5irs. Sallie Utiey McCuulcy. 81.
,F ;hr Rev. Joseph T.. Nc
t,ulcy "f EPSON. died Sunday uig -:
Il il o'clock at the humlc. nvu
u,nC. i.Ill. ate. Sc:".J! l".a- ui
.l'il'" y, niti and Il critical Illness Of
seven weeks.
nee. C!,ic" Was conducted
tin afternoon at 3 u'cl,Ck ~ D3-
suv.v,iS Christian chulc.. u,..
..Invl !iIl.. Cf which SGv ..,i~ >,
member. and intcrmcnt Wa made
AZ '2c church b1aial ground. Thu
Rev. O. ". Carter. iastur 81 IN"
cirrch. was in charge ul the .maf
.iCs.
.... MCCaulcY WAS q native OF
u"pcl lilli. the Widow OF Tn" late
...,,riirW Andrew McCaUcy and q.
d.r! .trr oi the late Foster CilcI
,..u Mrs. Sallic Davis UrIcy.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
uMtRAL HELD FOR
ICY MALONE. DURHAM

I'll. Iu"v Malone Durham. colo>-
'.'. i'rni"r citizen of Henderson.
~ ava" on Thursday. February
- I'D p. IN. in Brooklyn, Nev.
'''.. iirr funeral wa held ON Sun
''E. February :. al Nut Bush ch,rcn.
.'i'. Rev. II. Y. Check delivering the
.'i 10y. TIL" mixed choir rendered
."'I services IN singing her favorI;-
elections. Many relatives and
lends were present from Hcndcr-
." "rurcr and nearby vicinitics.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
Cotton Prices
Are Lower

~" York. Fbc. 9-(AP)-Cotton
~" opened unchanged tu 10
30 Il 49," lower.
Noon Value. we're : cents a bale
% i'r :" !" cent love-. March 1871
l.'| l!rI and .Iuly 1896.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
Resistance Apparently
Has Ceased

,t"ntinucd from - Du".)
Washington have Indicated IN re.
strained terms that Il great SHOW
down battle between the American
and japanese fleets Va 40 rr, p.,.
limtSary phase "l Development III
Inc SulomOnS.
One Of the rnIiu iH.Ll ny .Inpa
ncSr warShipS w.& reported a.aln.
American .urIa," Fore. u,l I:r.u.,
ISLAND. 100 mill s"uIu ul G.l,i4l
canal and This may n,.,. serve.
rs u f"ini intended +" raG. rh,
evacuation of Japanese .uiu.rrs ia
The month.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09

Continued from rI"" Bncb
some statCSman'h IMP" To- work .Ir
HE arrangements. hrt cmpl....i.rG
that this nation mutt have "Culnplrlr
control Of sufficient base. T., prevent
future aggression IN iIni quarter nl
the Sorld."
The :rcr"tarE rCppr,rd hat q. q
result oi lcnd-lcasc the Navy Ia.
transferred Ia lnhcsGu n.llrus 80
ships and vessels and 2JI .malI craft,
valued Al Si2T.uuO,UnG and gave nu-
mcruuS example I'll hUv he said the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09
Knox Urges
Sea Bases

Continued from rnoc nrc,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-02-09

,t"n,inucd from - nu"D
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29
Continued. next week.
YictorN Gardens

Spring is here, and while
many a young mans fancy is
lightly turning to thoughts of
love, your more practical men
are thinking Of spading up that
little plot of ground back of
the house and planting a VIC
tory Garden. But before you
roll up your sleeves, the Great.
er Cleveland Safety Council
asks this question: Why not
brush up on the safe handling
of garden tools? Here's a few
things to remember:
1. Replace split, broken o,
sharp-edged handles. Avoid
%splinters.
2. Carry any cutting too
with the blade pointing down
ward.
3. Never leave a hoe, rake OF
pitchfork lying or standing with
the head pointing up.
4. Don't leave a scythe o.
sickle hanging in a tree, On
fence or on your garage wal
where they can be knocked
down. Hang them, heads up
out of the way.
5. Use a Ratchet or axe will
extreme care. A slip with on
of these tools may mean per
manent injury.
6. Tools should be safely stor
ed on shelves or racks in tn
tool shed or basement when no
in use.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-05-29
Mall ogiasi
lzvrstno prliko

Gostilna 2 D-5 licenco, po-
pomona ~opremljena, Sc proda.
Nahaja Sc v nitro razvijajoci Sc
naselbini v Euclidu, kjer Sc ne
dobi nadaljnih gostilniskih IL
cenc. Poleg je s~tanovanje 8 9
sobami; lota ma vogalu je so X
$50. Lastnik Sc DO nahajal ma
posestvu ma 317 E. 200 ST., v
SOBOTO, D e in PONE.
DELJEK popoldne cd 2. do S
ure. Tu je izborna prilika, XII Sc
malo kdaj nudi v zivljenju. -
Poklicite "a popolna pojasnila
GEORGE HAMILTON, MAR.
A BLDG, MA. OO47.