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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-30
The Ypsilanti DailyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY, Publisher
TERMS or INSCRIPTION
Daily per week. IN city ..... zoe
Daily one year In Ypsilani
trading zone. comprising
Washtenaw County. and west
ern portion Of Wayne County 1900
Daily. per year. outside Hpsi-
lanu trading zone .......... 40
Special rate to soldiers. year $500
Independent OF politics and pub
lished daily except sunday with an
aim toward serving TIE 1psiiauu
trading territory.
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at Post office. Ypsilanti, Mich.
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dispatches credited TO 1t not other
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the local news published herein. All
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MEMBER MICHIGAN
LEAGUE OF HOME DAiLIEs
Scheerer and Co.
49, Lexington Ave. New York =
s. L. Wscker Drive, Chicago
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Financial
Money To Loan

LOANS to buid, buy, reflnancs ana
repair. t0l per cent yearly BY our
cooperative plan. 40 delay and
no red tape. Ypsilanti building n
Loan ASSN. a. II McAndrew, A.
sIstant Secretary, 81 ". Michigan.
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Merchandise
Farm Products For sale

Apples
Buy YOUR APPLES now Tor
Halloween. All varieties. On sale
saturday and sunday. Geddes
Fruit Farms, 467f r.. Huron River
Drive AZ geddes. across from
Detroit Edison Country CLUB
POTATOES Sand grown. Arthur
Alber 3 miles south Of Saline on
SalineAlilan I'd House No. l0GsO
T"lephon" saline leO-F22.
Merchants specIsrs
1NLAtD LGNOLEtM complete stock
all colors for floors. shelves.
tables and sinks. Installed prompt
~ by expert layers Mack & Mack.
'll W. Michigan Ave.
Mems Gloves
Thorne Tire 500 L. Michigan
sTOVES-We nave = large stock or
laundry stoves oak heaters. al
sizes. Shaefer's Huron St store.
MAtsONETTE TRoCKs. Nationally
sold. exclusive styles All fabrics
aud sizes 10 a. Sec Mrs. Ruth
Llss. sofh e Michigan.
You CAS- paint the woodwork in
tie avernKA kitchen with Su.Ena-
81 for t2.h5 Family Radio shopps.
Jos w. Michigan.
BOX SPRINGS ASD MATTREssES
SLEEP SHOP
10 W. MichlRar
SALE. SALF. SALE
Armstrong Floor Covering bhc
square foot. Complete ssiec-
ton. Grlnneu Bros 2iO W. Mich
Musical Equipment
PRACTICE PIANO Rsconditlonsd
UPRIGHT $50. fpsl Piano CO.. io2 r..
MUSIC ADDS 20 Ito enjoyment ~
your home. Factory recondltionad
rianos FOR rent or sale. Grlnnell
Bros, 2io W. Michigan.
Merchandise For sale
FOR A WASHABLE WALL. finish
that covers in ono coat ana dries
q IN one hour, uee the new Kem-
Tons. Grinhen Bros 80 W. Mich.
FIRE PROOF CHEST
Ball = Thrs.her. 20 y. Huron.
WINCHESTER Special. RIFLE
Nsw. y. Plus 2 boxes Of shells.
Inquire 900 Elder.
2 ITEL OIL TANKS. $50 EaIi6rg.
eacd. z five E p. General Elec-
irIc Motors. ! large Heatroia, 2es
feet Of manila 3 .. inch rope. q
$. Huron - Phone 3is
WORK HORSE one bedroom suite.
box springs coal and wood cook
stove. slightly used, white enamel,
rev bed davenport good sprlngs.
electrical appliances, etc. Inaulre
- 50i3s Bog I'd, Phone 55se.
FeIsvBlH
Merchandise Wanted
WE Will PAY best cssh prics FOR
oh sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners singer shop. Phi 9i2-W.
COAL STOVE wanted. Medium size.
IN good condition. Phone Minuiss
Shoe store, Phone oil.
90 LFSGTHs or TRACK. No o
wanted Tor caiIds electric train.
Cal III.
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Suburban Property
- -|1--|----'I-l- =
Merchandise
Household Eurn,snlru.

Household turn,snlrut
TABLE TOP GAs RANGE. refrigerA-
tor. wardrobes small kitchen
cabinet porcelain top), folding
baby buggy. baby bed, walkeri
Child's automobile. tent, chest OF
drawers. Kitchen table. ice box,
student desks, electric iron, single
beds 22l n. summit.
INNERsPRING MATTRESS. tables,
chairs, rocking chairs, beds, coil
springs drcssers, laundry stove,
oil stove, linoleums, one \ 20
It 2Ss5 Holmes I'd.
ONE USED
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR
Phone l5I2-W
HOUSEHOLD furnishings. bedroom
furniture. innerspring mattresses,
etc. Phone 2sl2-W.
SrOVE-COMBINATIOS Coal A Gas
Good condition.
1912 Hawthorne
PLAYER PIANO. electric range, 4 Gu.
n. electric refrigerator. In good
condition. sea- Deilor Road. az
miles out Fast Michigan.
STUDIO COUCH and dining room
suite for sale, In good condition.
Inquire nj sl5 Hawthorne.
USED FURNITURE for complete
home. stoves, studio couches, beds
from 500 up. open evenings, 200
\. Main St, Ann Arbor
Merchandise
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Livestock
Wanted To Buy

DEAD OR ALIVE
Farm animals collected promptly.
HORSES $500 CATTLE 1900
Central DEAD STOCK COMPANY
Quick Service
Ann ATbOr .-Z2it
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Apples

- VII y y " " TV81 VI ~
saturday and sunday. Geddes
Fruit Farms. 467G T.. Huron River
Drive al Geddeg across from
Detroit Edison Country CLUB.
POTATOES Sand grown. Arthur
Alber, 3 miles south Of Saline on
Saline~Milan I'd. House No. lOGSO
Telephone saline lgO-F22
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Merchandise
Merchandise Wanted

WINCHESTER Auto loading H.
gauge shotgun or trade for West
ern Field pump l2-Enugel Dun IN
perfect condition, . a. m. 20 .. m
Ant 2-TOs Emmet ST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07

hibU. Ne enieiepi kitchen
eiamilie' D. iheir aalnts arron'
nh fo.flif, their hair. They
so irpm leit IS right: Ruin
lafh>. tcsfeia I'llard Meme
on,er,. Jimmie '.Hr'lner,
ilaui. nal.ior chnlrnrh; ter.
nude Illi>. rnera l'ftin.
f,el>ifr "a Anr
These business and pro-
fessionsl people, y h o .
names are listed here. are
giving then ~holehesrted
support to the Home Front
Maneuverings by serving tho
public efficiently during this
var crisis
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NEGROES ON JURY Rox

PENSACOLA. Fla ANFl-- me
result OF . bitter court battle over
The issue during the last term Of
eour, The board OF county com
,nissioners for the first time In the
memory Of most residents last
week paced names OF Negroes IN
the jury box
Judge ernest Mason severely
criiicized Atty Bert Lane wni'e'
for raising The Negro juror issue
during murder trial al the ias'
term OF court, Judge Masons con
teniion was that It would cos' me
county too much money 10 IN
cmde the names OF Negroes IN inc
box from which juries are select
ed Mr.. Lane cited that failure "a
include Negroes was = clear viola
lion Of supreme court decision
handed down several years ago u
Tho Scottsboro case.
uo~f.tnr To Xote --
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Sentence Rioter In
Gang That's Armed
With Ice Picks, Clubs

Martin Pa han ~ 2s,i John
~ MAS piycn semen ~ iroi9
one % five wears W laokspi STATE
prison last Thmsta BY lndr'
Jchu 81 Brennan ~ l;eor,er
conn
Palshan VAS found sne' by e.
Jury of carr'inr ,oneesli "ea
pens with unlawful ini'o aWlnl
the riot he was On pafe,f afe'
wears for breaking and cn's ne
IN Ponti2c Mich he was affesi-
I'd with Mike Fmu,ci on 'h"
morning 81 June - hv LwA- Wig.
ner. turnkey Of he WAYNE pAnif
Jail ami Abe + Tovlen d'pg'N
sheriff assigned TO circni; jn1e'
Vincent VI. Brennan coui'
Foriucci IS now serving 90
dav term in tho Detroit House 81
Correction for Disturbing The
peace.
Deputy Towlcn said that on ihe
June Monday morning floiins-Af
saw mob n whites IN pursue
Of Robert smith Ford worker
az Monlealm and Woodward
seyeral members Of me gan.
were armed with ice picks and
clubs he said Towlen ct ol' q
his ear end halted the mon h'
was thcn joined by Depu'y NaS
ner who was passing 'hc slrne
The two men informed me 'no'
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dlSniaN thNr work tho president
Avnes Jones presiding with for
Is nlne NATIONS and pas naifons
on ron
1he Associate Ma4ons Council
liietwise had space "Wednesday
afternoon fir DISPLAYING their
work president sarah punell
rre-i ded With iorts nne associate
mai,ans AMI pass associate ma
trun~ un rol
Tho Na Nastalcnc couli 81
- thc llcroines % jrreho bad
= lovely initiation "Wednesday at
elnoon with ihe Mos Ancient
Nairon N9w J.. Smith r,esidinr
riuytuo ncu mcnbels were
inatc u,e tho emr making >
tcfl ~ lui m,niber- ON roll
The Grand smarauth Court was
opened Thursday morn'ns with
W. bo,al MaIron Lady Emma
cnlycr Nccia@. presiding ~ah siN
suhordna'e coUrfs representing
HE Grand Court
Juniors ON Program
The Dfll team also had spare
Thursday morning 20 display thlr
work. Nth MarN Williams as
spiain and llauie Russell. In
slructor
The Junior Eastern Stars had
space 10 display their work.
with Carrie NJ King and MARY
Webb marons over me juniors
Thursday afternoon. the Se~.le
! lass had space Tor displayine
iheir work. with Florence Jen-
hins as president and Leola Stoil
.nsirncfor presiding.
The Deputies council Five
Council. and walAus and
Riding club We're also represent
ed at the grand session.
Kitchen In Order
The Kitchen committee was
represented at the Grand session
with Hattie Golsion, chairman
snpcrvisins They served lovely
md deilciou meals throughout
he week. They were also very
attractive IN lhoir dainty l'ni'
aprons and each wearing rosel''
IN her hair displaying the color'
N the lodge
Member BURIED
The grim reaper Death inter
,enca during tho Grand session
: and took from The ORGANIZATION
Z Annie Alcxandcr a faithful mem
Iher ~ Elizabeth chapter ~
d1he session was adjourned Ihnfs
'Idav noon hv the ROYAL Crane
INatron. for the funeral "hl''
Twas held at shiloh nepliS''h"rn
! Win The Rex $ y Ross OH
lciating The funeral was ~ 'h"'E
, Las Fords Funeral hong Inter
Imcn, vas IN Memorial Park GENE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-08-07
MISHAPS OF
THE WEEK

ROY James and Daniel Ccot ~
s,5 Adclaidc Sweet were taken 10
Receiving SUNDAY Both were
Apffe,ine decorations Of the head
md Cook he'd = possible skull
fraclure
James iold tolire that While in
bed thes Mere assaulted by earl
Jenkins neiehbor
Be,ausc he crt mattress he
! nglng 10 Beatrice H.oycy Ai3>
Oakland Theodore Tatum 81 SOS
Oakland iold authorizes thai she
cut him with switch blade knife.
ra.uin. Who is in Receiving hos
phal. is temporarily serious
nos seyei, Jordan - a+s Ken
nhworh attempted suicide early
Tuesday morning ny drinkng
copper sulfate he refused 70 give
reason for his act
Lewis Johnson. IS 2s' Watson
was sent 10 the hospital and NAlN
Williams 90 OF the same address
received scalp iniuries a. re-
SILT cf hshi between The W.
early Sudav morning
Carrie Mae Gage a. Of 2si'
waterloo was rushed 70 the hos
pial after she drank q quani''l
Of clodeni She said that me al
tempted suicide was.-sisr--fes'''i--n
an argument wi her hoyfriend.
Charlotte Gentry. ?, zoos Ma
ple street charged her husband
with hiuaality and IS in me hos
p.ial suffering from possible con
cussion and internal Injuries
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BALTIMoRE-fANPl II Accord
icg 10 willard ". Allen. general
chairman on arrangements Tor
The for~coming convention OF the
National Negro business league
GOV. Herbert n. o'Connor VIII
soeak on The Presidents Night
wednesday. August rs. At Beihei
AME church.
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icrv
FRIDAY morning all malions ~
various chapters and The presi-
denis Of all auSiliaries made heir
annual reports and all were re-
'ci,cd each mairon heine given =
rising Vote ~ thanks for their
wonderful work and best wishes
Tor lh, sncccss 81 the coming
fConiInued on page s.
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Ford And Mrs.
Johnson Elected
Heads For 43
Parade Adds
Luster To An
Inspiring Meet
r, .. r. ,rkIN> aud
Mss loNNlE JOHNSON

v.re ,hsa uae thousand mem
80. N h Nosl Worshidul King
,o,onon crand Lodge q AZ a
80 sra Oacen Ncsli Grand
c,.mer 0,tl 81 the Eastern star.
,.1.as, at Michigan attend
M f session from july
:, SIX hl, go with Tho
,sra William W Ford.
the ipini session
v.,a aog July % AZ Shl
ISL pa church ~ pe,f"it
ro',,u SOS inini session Nf-
rsrr isNi-on royal grand
ILL., sd 20 preside "vcf
n. e Nawcf and The men
'Mir private me'llne
raradc eelpriul
fc oini scssiou. me
rr rgiu mss h'ld SUM
49, s ihr FNcndsiip
p,, Nntk uear Hast.
ra iof the RS lll.
nn ns the s'rm"n
~ as preceded hy .
rs Iac Tine Of marsh
.a~oau Market solNr
Vs. uo hislNav ~ 81
, South on 81 An.
Me aud East on Nart
"a The parade va'
rirn aesmi aud attractive
~t n ipaied ia by ho'l
rea the ladies' WEAR
~ ioIms and brilliant
rnnrs .saUas and tn nei
vrat1 a'ion Masonic para
,hef prores ~icu march
"a mang headed ny AZ
r p1ug woman drum
uniformed baud
B III me streets ATOMS
N, parade was crowds
,f rs who witnessed ih'
r7r and cheered en'hu
womeu Wet
msrs meeting ~ Shi
atdav. the ron wa
grand as~istani sec
-si. ID smith due 70 ~
os iae rcyal rfand se'
~ g u Oshorue VIII
VS. az fou labor 70 rcwaf
~ M -t Grand communities
rw
Th. e.fe ip2 delegates pr"s
or pnting forty-one sub
trdins chapters working nnde
me q Nes'i Grand Chapter
nsr ptcr was set M IN M
r-snd sr and the name ~
T. nRsit Star chapter No 81
7h, & nd Nurse Council had
space " auc-day 10 displa> the
Vendeli work. with Sadie !
ioans alsSilng. and five nnr'
nid' Presenting the Grar
Conn
IN. 81 ons Council also Ia
Srs Wednesday afternoon
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-14

'heir closed lamar windows "Hey
.he captain is really taking tb;s
'h.ms through the drink. isn't he p"
inc 2lobelcss lamp fell and bas-
ne's Oh flowers skidded across the
,'oor as speed again threw the shin
low. though it was good to know
mat The fast roughncss was n ro-
SUIT Of the captains cxerling every
e,ioit 10 rush them to safety. II nj
Ine same ti...e emphasized their
danger. e''
Al dinner everyone tried to no
gay but It was farcicai. DISGUST
ing even. for one heard. Order nm
especially delicious dinner. Eat n
to'' Il may be your last. you know -
""nhomoric wiSe-CraCkS that am.
moved everyone. even those WIN
said them.
No one loitered longer than nee.
eSSAry at his table, because il WAS
'he lowest section of the shin and
seemed more frightening, also he.
cause the walters were on watch
uu.y mat night and in a hurry to
finish their serving.
Let's go to our ROOM" suprest
Ell Abby. and have Il cigaret th.r
so To bed" '''''
They went up in the e,.yo,o,
win It's one tiny light cloudrd in
Midnight blue paint. stumbled
along dark Railways and into their
room only the reading iamps n,
the top of the beds had baen LOFT,
IN ana even they were cov.rrJ
WIN bath ;owcls Towels v,rn
aus" an extra prccaution over I'm.
hEick"ut windows between the
room and the Lanai.
Funny" Abby said. Il dan, foo,
IKE talking. suddenly don't even
want To talk about any of my Inns.
ba'idS ana that is most irr."r,r,,. -
she had not sat down. Sh. u.,s
WALKING around the room. s,r,,cb-
ing To her tallcat. straigi,,s, uosi.
'i"h. ielt bad enough before din.
hrr ana now feel worse. That
'bNsmaily unhealthy dinner of til.t
'li3hnn ana baked Alaska. | wont
steep 4 wini;
Nor "oulG you Il you'd had
crackers and milk" Patye told
her. Let's slip out on the lana,
Tor n while and listen To the vo.
sleepy" "
Inc glass bedroom door had
been blaclcd out. as had the win
lows. but not the double doors
mat looked onto the sea from the
iana'. The bedroom lights had To
DC turned out before they dared
go outside. They felt their wov
win their hands and lay down on
me rattan chaise lounges. Briefly
range thought back 10 her trim
with Rusty on the Mazatlan. She
ana the Lorclei were sister boats
nut the comparison, in view of
me situation. was so grim as to
make person hystcrical. That
TRIP with Rusty seemed like some
tmng that had happened years
ago.
Abby was not being Iulled by the
water It's tapping did not possess
INC quality of lulling.
Ahby described it perfectly
Sounds darn cold and cIammv and
Wet down there in Davy Jones
habitat"
Lt'S 60 back" Paige said
quickly
Again the two women stumbled
."'"l'%h tn" b!ackncSs into their
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-14

Yesterdays Answer
80. Ascertain
the speed Of
40. Draw water
AZ. Abyss
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CHAPTER TORTY-T\yO

RE SrW lex CARNES wos
right. Abby planned to sleep in he,
clothes. In fact. most paSscnocrs
on the Lorelei had that same inten-
ton.
III Pierre knew l was coino IN
sleep in this wool tr.yc,iro c,,i,
he'd have Ii fits. He was tho most
fastidious of my mSuar,ls-,l,,t
is. after he started s~crdino NV
money. Until then, he had some
baggy flannel trousers and n dress
suit that some tenor had given him
in Milan and two painters smocks
But after we Were married M
South American parrot had moro
glorious plumagc. And that was
when"
You're rambling a bit, Abhv Of.
Paige commented in "A STONY ynic,
that helped Abby get Il grin ON her
nerves.
The older woman,s shouIdors
slumped. Yes. SO was" Shn soid
nothing more. but Paige watched
her put some vitamin pills into n
rubberized packet which she mon
carefully wcdgnd irto the zinncr
pocket of her suit-iacl;c, ,,on,,
with money and a strand of rr,,I,.
The captain of the i.orcIci m,Lo
his speech To the passengers ut :
O'clock. Although everyone Kncyy
by that time pretty much what
had happened. they were there
nevertheless. crowded into the 81.
lon. splitting ont INTO the r,,3rn"
room and writing room. His words.
merely confirmed shivhoar,l ru.
mors.
Ladies' and gentlemen. We are
In a state of war Pearl I,rb.r
was attacked this nnrniu" ly TN,
Japanese. do not know the .y,c,
extent Of damage. so please do not
ask me any Questions along those
lines. | have the difficult task of
getting almost a Thousand nrrsous
TO tn" mainla.:d | ann tullnwInu =
zig gag course ana We ar. m,I,ir.
top speed. | shall Ito everything in
my power 10 see You safely
dSHOIc-
Contrary to their feelings of
earlier IN the day. everyone a.,.r,cd
10 wani - get away from ,ho
crowd The SLIM cnninr, nr init.
Fid'ihi quarters seemed mor. tic.
s'rable. Many worc life belts. Their
chaSr!n had been livht"nr,l hv Ia.
captains cond0niHg their faint.
hrartedn"SS DO not feel ashamed
DO not let anyone who makes IN,
Of you make you feel ashamed, no
SAID
Abby ami Paige filtered away
With the rest. On tn. I1r5, .hov
again took NJ the gin ,rlnImv
game that they had been pIavino
before they went to hear the cap
taIn's speech. Not only then. bu,
they had played practically MI oft.
rrn""n Thor" wcr" no diversions
n" hors" races 40 biago. No slot
mach'n"s. No dancing promised
for IN" 'vcE.aE
Abby shivcrcd. Il dctcst this |
fog
)" 30 the laps"
Tn" lrti!. wuman's eyes narcd
f"uvc got erw.jl,r. fl.r. d,r. 4
I'M Ana waS too ,irah to fhirI;
~ IT. Sh" sir-.,nd protective f.
"'n' Oyer IN" Gods aG III" Lorrlc,
S""'"''h 50 lHr cay = rllt tn" ,,rI
I :"' "Hr.d "'.~. yf'h II Tho
ia tad b.. n .H.....- .....r ,,...E
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room. hshed for the tiny chains OF
their allotted lamps then lay down.
fully clothed. to wait for The
morning.
At approximately the same hour.
because of the difference in time.
h''Sk was nearing in Honolulu
i'cSlwick Carncs drove as swiftly
rs he dared so he and Choppo
Mouiu reach :he Royal Hawaiian
before the blackout.
ne lost no time IN tclephonjnp
fal;;cnia. While he waited for hnr
10 answer his call he again was
touched by the same fana,icnI OH
session that had grippcd him when
oE"rpowcrcd by JirO. The insolent
;lcrto"iity of such things happen
my TO Rcstwick Carnes Ill. That
Was how he felt.
Tome on over. Eueenia." he in
Fltcd. and We'll have dinner IN
I'''cr' I'm too weak to 20 out"
LII answer to Il remark, he mo,lc a
gesture of irritation. "Oh. nuyy
rugenia. I think even the most
prudlSh etiquette would tell Won
us y. Is. considering the circnm-
, stances
ch,npo Jerled the phone from
nm. Listen. huttercup. Rusty and
me mas been out fighting war To-
/ nay It's 4 heck Of a time rnr ,u,,
=" gee coy. Stop giving ont that
double talk ana get over here and
h"lp me nurse Rusty"
he mars annoyance at frcI,no
)" Eight headed. so ncap,l,,. If
motion. wns no worse than L,u.
@'h!t annoyance at having b,.,n
as SHE expressed il. n.uicrirI All
"'F' III h'imor descended upan her
married iiance like the fury of n
locust plague on tender crop,
llfc down" ground out C'hon-
pc. EuSty said nothing. lie law
eyes closed. not moving.
Inc girl Ignored the little md
il,t'reh boy. l" address Rusty again
lear me. n"." you're all tired ont
piaEinS soldier. IInw sad" she
Jeered. Chasing around all day"
Nh"ppo answered the door and
LOOK Tray from a waiter. "Parm
me. lie Sruntcd. dclihcrutcIv
h'in'rinS Eugcnia with his bory
hn"2S as he drew close to the man
on Tie bed. Here's your raw steal,
juice. Rusty I'm help make IN for
your blood"
tehtly the girl sank TO the he'd
ana pred the glass from Chopuo's
myers. I'm hold il. oh, DARING"
she said to Rusty. I'm so ashamed
l d'dnt know" Her blond head
dropped To his chest in a carcss
'hen lifted so that her brown eyes
were gazing into his. so ashamed"
she repeated. It's Just that I've
been so frightened here all alone"
Enlightened ?" croaked Cbopno
"Haw. Haw! I'm Iaughin'. You
amt scared of nothin'. 4 gal who
can swing from one lamar to the
next one just like old Daniel
Boone on his grapevine swing in
the picture books"
'Choppo. dear. don't know
what you're talking about" She
paltcd his arm in a way that, IN
stead Of pcttinS. thrust him aside.
I'm talking about the day YOU
swung onto RuSty's and Paige's
lamar and got into that hair ou...n'
with Paige about the jcwelry in
her purse"
(rO BE CGntinr:cd)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-14

The first i.c.mutivc used IA In.
con trlction Of the Panama Canal
old l1i." weighing 20 tens. his
gore II scrap in the uatiuna! sal
wage drive.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-14

J. Il" als,r.ct OF Srcm. Ydg0sllvia.
..oa" SrrnS, incluain" women and
"i'dI = r"tWecn the agcs Of - and
-. Wy" not al Nazi order ON Sep
...r - 1912.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-14

Wodcrn war reporting began with the
Mexican war and The Associated Press grew out
OF the experience.
Never had the world seen such initiative in
news gathering up TO then. The newly invented
"elcctro magnetic telegraph was in operation in
q dozen or more cities and in addition American
newspapers employed pigeons. ponies and boats
TO speed the news Of the fighting at Monterey,
Vera Cruz. Bucna Vista and Mexico City.
A New York newspaper offered $500 an
hour for every hour that pigeon could deliver
the news ahead Of lis rivals. Two others sci up a
dispatch system using 90 blooded horses to
cover the 1000 miles TO the Mexican front. Often,
riders were ambushed by Mexican guerrllas. Fast
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-01-14

boats equipped with composing rooms were sent
out to meet the slower steamers. Large sums we're
spent TO get news beats.
Yet the news arrived weeks late II had to
move by boat across the Gulf Of Mexico and
thence by pony express across the hostile southern
plains before ii reached the telegraph at Rich
mond. A bulletin on the victory o, Buena Vista
arrived in the east fully five weeks after the battle,
moreover, such coverage proved costly.
So il was that the first real cooperative news
gathering organization was formed II was called
The Associated Press.
America was TO learn 10 look for Associated
Press news thereafter.