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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-15
|SHRlNERS TO HOLD
| CEREMONIAL HERE
Sudan Temple Also Plans
To Participate In Next
War Bond Drive

Luther A. Raney, potentate Of
Sudan Temple, Order of the Mys-
tic Shrine, has announced that
the temple will hold a cold sand
ceremony in Wilmington some
time in October. and that in the
meantime members will partici-
pate in the next War Bond drive.
At the potentate's call meet
ing was held at St. PauPs parish
house on Friday night, when gen.
eral plans both for the bond cam
,paign and the ceremonial were
discussed, and J. E. L. Wade was
appointed general chairman of
preparations. Other committees,
said Mr.. Raney, will be selected
in about two weeks.
The temple has set its bond OBJ
jective at $2,000,000, and it is ex-
pected this total will have been
reached before the Wilmington
ceremonial is held.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-15
Three Men Arrested
On Liquor Charges

Five one-half gallon jars of non
tax paid whiskey were confiscated
Saturday morning by Alcoholic Con-
troll officers when they overlook
car at the Northeast river bridge
and arrested three Negroes who
were apparently bringing the whis-
key to Wilmington.
Those arrested were Earl Good
man, owner and operator of the
automobile, Steve johnson and
Dave Western, all of whom were
placed in jail to await hearings
in Recorders court Monday morn
| ing.
Officers making the arrest were
B. W. White and M. F. Cook.
Biologists say some beetles
which lize under ground are blind,
while others have two, three, or
J four eyes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-15
PLANE WATCHERS
WILL Be H0NORED
Observers Of Post No. 81
VIII Receive Awards
Monday Night

= II Vowel. District Direc-
- If New Hanover county, an.
lo,nced ~, Saturday that the off
hg !o1 Army wings for meritorious
ca, canrts in the Aircraft Warning
er,-ice e.U- will be awarded the civil
osi ,n Observers of Observation post
=, r'D ot 3 P. NJ, Monday night in
.so q, . superior courtroom of the
courthouse.
r,ldee John J. Burney will pre-
o~+ 49, the pins to 125 observers who
sena SEN served faithfully and well at
ia na most and who have been in
.+r,mental .4-r in guarding our skies
from enemy attack.
liGrl1 The following individuals who
,oro earned the pins will receive
.,@r law. Arthur L, Snow, chief OBJ
sorver. .ar, william R. Hadley, assls-
tont se chief observer; Sam Behrends,
"nrsonnel .a'rs officer; Roy j. Cook,
pp',bIicitv pet officer: N. W. Allen, Jr.,
" RT'' Anderson, Mrs. Florence
ArnIewhite. AZ, Audriena Autry, J. A.
Rppr Rprbot, Mary Berry, Kathlyn
piack c. ]. Blake, E. z. Blanton,
Miss M. C. Bradshaw, W. c. Brad
lay l Mrs. C. B. Brown, c. B.
Dr. provn Mrs. R. M. Browder, Mrs.
Martin Brunjes, Bonnie Burns, Mrs.
7 W. Burriss, Mrs. e. M. Cain,
H Harold Cleeve, Lillian Chinnis, H.
= - Converse. Mrs. ]. I. Corbett,
,frs A L. Council, C. J. Cunning
ham. ham Ruth Davis, G. D. Doss,
Mrs. J. V. Durham, Helen Eagle,
n G Edmondson. Jane Emerson,
u T Everett, R. S. English, j. T.
Farley, Mrs. NJ. W. Gardner. R. N.
Gettv Jr., W. B. Goodwin, Earl
NJ Goodwin. Mrs. E. M. Goodwin,
Mrs W C. Goodwin, W. H. Hunter,
Mrs. N. H. Hayden, J. L. Hiatt,
c. Holmes, Mrs. ]. G. Howe,
PAT W. Howe, Mrs. W. L. Hum
nbrey. W. L. Humphrey, Mrs. G.
+ Hutchinson, George Hutchinson,
Robert jenkins, S. J. Kellum, W.
+ Lassiter, Harold Leonard, D. c.
Marshall, L. D. Marks, Mrs. Mar
garet Mcintyre, Mrs. F. A. Mat
thes Mary Merritt, M. L. Mey-
land. j. Roy Mills, Mrs. S. H.
Marrow Audry Myers, ]. R.
Myers, 7. E. McGraw, Mrs. G.
D. McGill, Mrs. H. A. Mclean,
Mrs. Nelson, W. D. Nelson, Dickie
Nelson, Mrs. Cora Neuber, Mrs.
H. F. Newland, Mrs. c. W. Par
cell. c. W. PARCEL, Mrs. Schaf-
fer Parker, H. E. Parrish, E. D.
Padrick, R. E. Piner, R. H. Piner,
E. F. Pittman, 7. B. RADON, A. B.
Rhodes, R. B. Roebuck, j. C. Rori-
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-15
First Aid Certificates
Arriue Here For Women

Certificates for seven women,
who successfully completed Red
Cross First Aid under the instruc-
ton of Mrs. Helena M. Thomas
of Harbor Island, are available in
the Wilmington chapter office,
room 1875 customhouse.
+ These graduates are asked to
call for certificates: Mrs. G.. c..
Burr, Margaret Fitzpatrick, Mabel
Walker, Barbara Kent, Jean Orr
Beckwith, Harriet Fox, and Shir-
ley Temmer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-15
Negro Youth Drowns
Near Pumping Station

A IA year-old Negro boy, iden-
titled as Foster Patterson, who
resided at the home of Isabel
Shaw, Negress, 1922 Loves Alley,
was drowned Friday afternoon in
Smiths creek near the Atlantic
Coast Line pumping station, Off
GERS E. J. Hale and L. A. league
said Saturday morning.
The body had not yet been re-
covered at noon Saturday, accord
ing to Coroner Asa w. Allen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-15
SEPARATE

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 14-(R-
Attorney John L. Brannely said
today that Mrs. Ralpha Baer has
separated from Buddy Baer, for
mer boxer and brother of Max
Baer, one time world heavyweight
champion, and has gone to live
at her parents summer home in
Shasta county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-08-15

y. s. Navy to build pair of test guns at
onee' AS work on these first two guns ad-
sa1' saheed' our technicians and production spe-
aalsts soa. continued their efforts toward simpli-
Heatlon OF construction and assembly, and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Coffee
Ration Off
Today

WASHINGTON. July % INS)
The end of the coffee rationing
effective today--waS announced
last night by the War Foods Ad-
ministrauon and the OPA in a
Joint statement, and by President
Roosevelt in his radio broadcast.
The nations stocks of green
coffee are at satisfactory level
the WFA-OPA statement said, and
warrant lifting Of the rationing
program
The Chief Executive pointed
out That The rapid production Of
merchant ships coupled with the
reduction in shipping losses was
responsible for bringing coffee
back 10 the American dining Ia
bic IN greater quantity. Mr.
Roosevelt also said that, within a
short time. we shall get greatly
increased allowances Of sugar"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
The HiSIlEishfS
OfROOSeVeEfTaIk

WASHINGTON. July % QNS)-HighlightS
of President Roosevelts address;
The first crack in the N,s has The criminal Pas
cist regime in Italy is going TO pieces
THE military superiority Of the United Nations
has been applied The right place at the right time
Mussoin and Fascist gang will be brought TO book
and punished for against humanity No criminal
will allowed escape by the eNpedent OF resignation
10 Germany and Japan unconditional surrender
Thc mcticuouS with which the operation in Sicily
was MANNED has paid dividends. For casualties
ships and been owin fact below estimate"
ahead of much bigger nights We and
Allies viii go into them went into Scly-ogether.
And we shall carry together
no one pencil the middle a and
front The two of them ineAOrably tied together.
The length Of the will depend upon the
rpted continuance of aout effort the fighting fronts
and here at home
The members of the armed forces have been compelled
make economic sacrifices and other kind
sacrifice than the of entitled definite action
10 help take of their special problems
I'VE are still far from our main detectives in the
against Japan"
we still have 10 knock out Hitler and his gang and
Iejo his gang No of pretends that this will he
easy matter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
ApNthIIStMtNI
Your Waste Paper
Goes to the Front !

Medical and food supplies, Az
we'll as military equipment. are
being rushed to our fighting fronts
in Victory containers made from
used boxes. bags, brown wrapping
paper. newspapers. and waste bas-
ket paper. You can help relieve
the critical paper shortage by
saving all forms OF waste paper.
for conversion into overseas car
tons and ammunition packing
cases. To sell your salvage to a
dealer, or 10 give to charitable
or other organizations, call a coli
lector at Randolph 1892.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
GdEsCuftdilment
0nWdyy, Group
In Detroit Told

Drastic cutailmcnt Of gasoline
rationing from -four gallons 10
two and one-half gallons for
states east of the Rocky Noun
tains was forecast today by Bir-
kett L. Williams, OPA regional
administrator from Cleveland
Speaking at a meeting of the
Food Industries Committee OF
Michigan. Williams said he did
not know when the ruling would
60 into effect in this state
Charles a. Mitchell. regional
food ratlOning officer, revealed
that plastic or glass tokens may
be adopted in p a c e OF ration
stamps 10 be used by those who
dine out.
Subsidies are The only means
available BY which the govern
ment can successfully prevent in
flation. Birkett warned the group
Subsidies have dangerous
features, but there Ia no other
method at hand 10 control a
situation where workers have
money In their pockets and
there isn't enough merchandise
To go around" ne declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Trained Builders Get
Speedy Promotions

Construction men with out
standing technical qualifications
who enlist IN TIE army engineer
ing corps viii be promoted 10
non-cOmmissloncd officer rank
during he FIRST week OF training
y was announced today hy Col.
PasChal y. Strong.
Men accepted viii also be elgi-
bic for officer candidate school.
be said Applicants between the
ages Of is and 45 and physica "
~ should apply at room TOO.
Union Guardian Building
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
ADVERTISEMENT
Piles Kept Him Awake
Used Dact0rs Ointment Now Sleeps Fine

Thousands have had that experience. You. TOO,
should try a DOCTORS ointment 70 relieve
pain, itch, soreness OF simple piles. Same
used for palliative relief at noted ThOrAt ton a
Minor clinic. Get 7Se tube OF Thornton A
Minors Rectal Ointment with pile Npe,
covert, NOW. Try this BETTER way TODAY.
Al all good drug stores every wherein
Detroit. at all Cunningham's. Kinsels and
Sam's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Four QHesfiOzaS--
For Those who Say The Wars in the Bag

WASHINGTON, July % (INS)-n his radio chat Presi-
Roosevelt suggested four questions which should be posed
those who say that the war is in the bag and it's all
but the shouting
They
Are yoU rorkiag FIJI time your job!"
Are pom grocmg all the food you coH?"
Are you buying your limit Of tcor boHds?'
"Are you Ioyoiy, chccuuHy cooperating 1riH gour
government prereHtna initiation and prOfeer7Hg and IN
making rotiOHing cork with fairness To air.
Because" President observed 'i the is no.
then the going TO last lot longer than YOU think
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Talk Heard
by 42.7O4.OOO

NEW YORK, July % QNS)-
President RooSevelt'S address to
the nation last night was heard
by 42,704, 900 persons, or $50 per
cent of the radio audience. {. F..
Hooper. Inc, a research firm esti-
mated today.
The highest Hooper rating for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Car Hits Tree, Two
War Workers Killed

IONA, July % GNSl-Two
people were killed today when
their speeding car crashed into a
tree on a dangerous curve four
miles north of lonia
The dead were Jane Cameron,
%. of lonia, and Harold Raymond,
80, of Portland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Bottled
Liquor
Banned
Continued from Page One)
tribute ration cards at a date
10 be announced soon"

tribute ration cards at a date
TO be announced soon"
Detroit police co-operated with
the liquor commission in checking
SDDs 10 see that they complied
with the order According 10
Deputy Police Supt. Alfred A.
Siska. no willful violators were
found last night
Some Of the SDDs had not re-
Ceived the telegraphcd order from
the liquor commission when police
arrived but locked up their liquor
shelves upon advice from the
officers.
/, a critical beer shortage was
seen. should the freeze remain in
effect any great length OF tiRe.
) .:.;;E.tF,B To. aEER4sS -
Unable 10 appease their thirst
in the last fsV months from the
available supply Of liquor, many
drinkers have already switched
10 the milder beverage creating
an unprecedented beer demand
Brewers are already consider
ing the rationing Of beer I'D the
state and many saloons have been
unable 10 supply the heavy week
end demand. Most neighborhood
groceries are limiting beer buyers
TO six bottles.
In picking up their liquor ration
cards from liquor dispensarIeS
where they registered. citizens
must display Federal Ration Book
No. for Identification nnrnosns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Huge Demands
On Gas Stressed
By Roosevelt

WASHINGTON. July % CINSl
Despite hints Of the OPA and
Petroleum Co-ordinator lex c :
that gasoline may become more
plentiful along the East Coast.
President Roosevelt. in his radio
speech, emphasized the tremend-
Gus fuel needs Of the armed
forces.
lit 10 interesting for ia tn
realize" he said. "that every
Flying Fortress that bombed
harbor Installations at Naples
from its base In North Africa
required Lilo gallons OF gaso-
line for each single mission.
and that this IL the equal of
about SIS "A" ration tickets
enough gas To drive your car
five times across this continent.
WHAT RATION MEANS
"You will better understand
your part In the wAr--and what
gasoline rAtioning meanS-f
YOU multiply this by the gaso-
line needs OF thousands Of
thousands Of planes and hun
dreds OF thousands Of Ieeps,
trucks and tanks now serving
overseas."
Ickes had said that an end Of
the East Coast ban on pleasure
driving was in sight for the near
future statement IN contrast
Ia his hitherto pessmistlc out
look.
LARGER SUPPLY
~ think that ID can he said
positively that we shall soon
arrive Mt the point where we
can make available a somewhat
larger supply OF gasoline for
civilian use In the East" he
said.
Both Price Administrator
Brown and his general manager.
Chester A. Bowles, have taken
strong stands against the pleas
ure driving ban.
FUEL OIL ASSURED
1ckes' deputy petroleum admin
istrator, Ralph X. Davies, said
that heating oil this winter would
be at least equal" 10 amounts
rationed a year ago. when Is per
cent of heating requirements
were met.
I'VE want everybody To he
comfortably warm" Davies as
serted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Yenks Home by YuIe7

LONDON July % GNS) -
Maurice Reynolds, senior chaplain
Of the Eighth L. s AR Force.
today said Il wouldn't be sur
prised IT we we're all home by
Christmas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

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these are but few of the many
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered To your door from your
Detroit Times carrieT-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

"A presidential broadcast Was that
following Pearl Harbor. when ar
estimated 50, 100000 persons
tuned in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

For remember, the purpose Of
the new Michigan law is to make
it necessary for every driver to
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you can buy auto insurance. Other.
wise, one accident may cost you
...forever your right to drive.
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complete proof OF your financial
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

responsibility. Moreover, AIlstate
Insurance will assume the paw.
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pay the assessed damages to per.
sons and property up to the full
limits Of your policy.
So don't let an accident ruin
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

ADvERTIsEAENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

WASHINGTON, July % On
of President Roosevelt's address;
The first crack in the AXIS has come.
cist regime in Italy is going 70 pieces
La gaceta., 1943-10-29

Dicsse que Ia Comedies EquivocaciOnes.
Atacada u Casa del Exministro PinedO

nuevo ministro de Il goberna-
ci6n
Sc le atribuye q renunciante el
gravisimo error De haber suspen-
dido. hace algunas semanas, Ia
publication de los peri6dicos he
bre0s.
Una honha explot6 cerca del
dimicilio del Dr Federico Pinedo,
exninsstr0 de hacienda. rompidn-
dose numer0sos cristales. ~ ~.
Pinedo v su fanilia Be hallaban
fuera dc Ia ciudad cuando u ex
.pIogi6
hf na see gan1ent noo Y
.con ms1r intensified en- las q
niveridades Ge Cordoba, santa
Fs la Plata.
Nuy poees estudianfes asisten
a las aalas en Baanas Aires, 1u-
cuzlan + Mendoza
Elesaron q MonteViaeo. pFpee
densss de este capital. dos &c los
pra que nEmaron q mani
essle se Is democracia Aicolas
Pomano y Mariana casx
ri rfsile crece Ia indignation
La gaceta., 1943-10-29

Ei abogado Gurus rs Field.
revel6 eyer an q cofta Sc lo eri-
sainal qus ha pedide Al luez del
condaeo Cornelius n0mkfe una
comisi In paEa aeterninar 81 esta-
d. mental ds Ia Sra GLADYS IL da-
IS vaina dsI II North Edison
Aeenas m eae ae acusa de ad
mnr ma easa Sc ntostitp
ci5n
"a mujer es1a recluida ca un
hospital y u juielo az su Gauss
fae apIazado hasta e DIE de no
nbre. su esposos Fred Ja
taabitn rs side acusado pok &
La gaceta., 1943-10-29
sU GRIMEN
FL GADETE L0NERGAA
lie DID GoIpes en- Ii Cabeza
i Estransul6

NEW YORK Oct 1gEl a.
dete canadense de ayiaei6n Yves
ne Lonerean eoH6 aver 81 ase-
sinato de 50 esposa. Patricia Bur-
ton Lonergan. % 81 aaos, On las
lujosas habitaeiones que ESTE pa.
gaba en- los Dependencies Beck
man.
Mat6 d 4 mujer, segdn dto.
porque 6ata Sc negaba q permit
tirle viera . 50 hiiito &c rs me-
ses de edad.
Despues De cometer 81 crimen.
(Pasa ! IA Pkeins Uisima)
La gaceta., 1943-10-29
IA ELECCTONES
&c m LES
MUNICIPALES

Ei martes dc e~fectuaf6n les e.
lecciones generates municipales.
Iodos los scoiegios" s. ADRIAN
3 los ebares1 40 podran abrir sus
puertas.
les personals cue deseen yotar
deberau + q los prsscintos s. O.
tilizar las maQuinas
Solo hay Us candid 50. 81 SIS
Curtis Hixon, que d $50 2 to
La gaceta., 1943-10-29

Aat4nm Id 1Mr M|"HH@NN W1AU'
), .,a.. :. n4,vh-
sr.rorr,,. III ee-
s.~o.k. q y.
~,',.s I, $50 s. r~s,i.
s,.n ~,n.. 81 S c,.ssa
-. s. Y, r~,s.r T,.
...,n ..,s &. ,,e.,.
~l'4'S ~" sa
/. hotsno - 4 $500
~. -. ~
~ .s~s,. $,
\ -. ~ I,
.s -. sas : s''s...so 8
La gaceta., 1943-10-29

Coskar6 nc Puntos Ia Libra
de Mantequilla

WASHINGTON Oct 2oLa
oPA anan2i5 Que u libra
De mantequilla seguira tostando
rs puntos.
Otras mantequiaas, aueso. n
oIe0marqarina eostaran dos pun.
Pasa i II Pdgina Ultima
La gaceta., 1943-10-29

LONDRES, Oct. 29-La radio de Moscd dice Que
Donald Nelson, iefe de IL Junta de Production de Cue
IRA de los Estados Unidos, sali6 aver de Russia. Lego 4 iii
capital sovietica 81 dfa 9 de agosto y conferenci6 con ell
primer ministro Stain.
Admite L radio japonesa, segdn Berlin, que "a Ell
de Ia China le fueron hundidos los vapores mercan-
La gaceta., 1943-10-29

i. sl0N o "a
nss. ones pala eresr
n impuesto
ss~ aver rschs
NJ ds nedios !
Anara.
psesente solo j. s.,
s eomite al
s. slo.S 100000
@ 2ooO.00o00o.
La gaceta., 1943-10-29
Il TEMPO

Mas calor para IA sarde dc hoy
VI ii sabad0 por 10 noche.
Temperature minina. q las 3.
de ID manana de hoy. 81 grades.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07

easily. These TWO properties axe very
important n 4 nail hammer y enc y
Steel would lack one a.: '!">" two
properties II cannu, be n"iH i"aSN
and nard.
The adiuS'ih'" wrench Us an .1l-
p0r;aut too. on ~ market "a NrrncA
made from 49, extra gooi ,'rvi. called
"'ctv'"''rv >,ccI. Because tins steel
la, s.sai strength and hardness, IN"
,"va.g r...ir lighter ." Wri&n
'HIu 30 r.,y.,l Nr"acn. II IS slender
with tim ...- hat W!ll get Ni' u'i-
icrvw III. g Although the ilrSi cost
OF this wrench IS greater III ~"
old style ;.g 'iC May DC len l-av'
longer.
The be-; safeguard Tor In" na"-
chase -: s"op Tools $ - Ouy standard
u.ana,. y Gurt manufactures offers
Tool, - N,"'n"S prices. Thcy all give
good service. lac expensive Tools MI.
USU. l.y g.Nc longer AID better Sv.-
wee tGan the cArIper tools. Any ur-
.vv'S Nj. sanW dp only ate: the too!
B.. used. Il IN" tool l. >'anI".d
brand. me N'!vv' WI! uSUlllE De
made good "N ne &c Ter.
Sh"u:d Feel Right
There AZ" HlAer features you
sh""!d Keep F.. mnu IN selecting
N"JF tools. som" tools should may"
balance. y hammer should Zee! rlGh,
ia 'ac mInd "ni the >aw = h"ui i
have both - .UusSrU, S.w and Il rip
sI". y c.n-.ru' HW may BE- used ."r
ripping bat = du'ls quI"k y ard
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should nav" H q c.:"t 50 that II u..y
be- asset an r."." place W hr'" Il cs''h-
p'"tr rvlnIEi.'u of Tia" handle otn-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
Easy AS That

Madison. Observation-Disclosures
man Lester Shore has Il way
with buffalors.
One broke lose from lis pcn
i'll Villas Park. and Shore. six
ether policemen and about 80
soldiers and civilians hcrdcd il
around without result for 4 half
hour. Then Shore. obtaining
ropc. fashioned Il laSso and BEGAN
twirling il.
The buffalo SnOrtcd and walk
cd into its pen.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
Every Service For
The Car Owner

We're doing keep cars in active service A. orr
chfloutlon we offer the
noica conservation your present car 500 o
through
trouble through
way TO get extra life and
ans repairs and re
ments IT, unfortunately have oro
prepared to give you expert repair and rebuilding
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-07
Many Late Models In
All Popular Makes

Our used cars have been thoroughly econdtoned and
excellent shape assuring the purchasers of many thousands of
trouble free miles
Nogales international., 1943-08-13
Mrs. A. [. Lewis
Hostess At
Bridge Luncheon

In celebration of her birthday an
niversary, Mrs A. L. Lewis was
hostess to a a p of her friends at
a bridge luncheon Monday noon at
her home on Crawford street. The
luncheon, which was prepared by
Mrs. M W. Lewis, was served by
Mrs. w. c. Taylor, Jr.
The luncheon table was attrac-
lively arranged with a centerpiece
Cf pink, purple and white ruffled
petunias, blue sage and caspia.
Other summer flowers were used
about the rooms.
Those hidden to attend were Mes
danes James A. Harrison, E. Tit
comb, K. K. Hood, A. D. Handley,
B. j. Jones, I. Burgoon, Phil Clag-
ett, and Mrs. j. E. Wise.
High score prizes at each table
were won by Mrs. Clagett and Mrs.
Titcomb.
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1000 Americans and 5000 Austral-
ians were lost in capturing Buna.
Captain Reeves was at Hickam
Field when the Japs made their
attack on Pearl Harbor Dec. Z, 1941.
He said the Japs knocked out all
planes at the four airports there
and in one hour sank 19 warships
in the harbor and killed more than
5000 sailors.
The Captain, who has flown 323
hours on IS missions since the war
began, declared the Japs have go
airdromeS in the Solomon Islands
and New Guinea areas.
Other interesting statements by
the prominent aviator:
Down in the Southwest Pacific
he had fresh meat once a week, no
milk, and ate dried mutton every
other meal.
One half Of the Australians over
II years of age have false teeth be-
cause of a lack of calcium.
All bartenders in Australia are
girls.