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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

Vow taa; Alu-so!mi making q
speech is no longer a standard item
for the. cameras. the ~cwSrcclS
must look elsewhere for their low
comedy .c.Ici
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

ehticrial space, even Tor day. !,
some one else. But this IS GAr time
We are going 10 do just that, because
We think We have found something
that expresses our own sentiment
better than we have been able 10
do Il, and which is Il thought that
all good Americans ought 10 bc
thinking III these crucial days.
! The article is tuday'> release by
liclcn ESSary, colUmmiS, III WASH
ing,un Tor Central Press and the
Daily Dispatch. She talks about
the genius" OF America and brings
testimony from Foreigners with :.
rI0g .: sincerity, and not this time
with hands outStrctchrd asking Tor
some thing we've got. y pax, OF the
| headline queries. "Why aren't we
Americans truly proud OF .AmcrIcuH"
And then. Too humble, were blind
10 greatness of nation. Farther
down is this subhcad. United States
has everything, foreigner SAYS" And
another. 'Amrrlca has created real
| new world
All of TN, bv WAY of introduction
Now vo. read ON and take IN. .,,,
into your nmus. soul, From here,
on Helen Es.y,.v.
should Ike 10 write an open
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

Italian troops in France fled To
Switzerland. Nothing like a little
armiStICc 10 set folks Ia travelling.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

a rcp.., from Arkansas tell, of
The harvesting there of lOO-puund
Watcrm"l"u~. Sounds like BIZ of
POSITIVE. planning that couldn't wal;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

DON'T WATT, DON'T DELhY-.D0
To-Day: order your coal from Bou
faikhor ut III. .. Falkncr & Son
phone go. IN ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

WANTED-EXPERIENCED COOK
GOOD salary, room and board. Ho,
lei Warren, Warrcnton, N. C..
16-5ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17
ANSWERS TO DAILY
QUIZ

|. New Guinea.
.. True.
3. Twenty million tons.
!. New Jersey.
>. knights OF Columbus.
6. OwlctS.
:. Lie; Ericsson.
8. Abraham Lincoln.
9. Brazil.
10. Tnurd person.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

LOST KEYS ON RING CONTAIN
ing lag with auto license number
2l'-lu6. Reward if returned n
Dispatch Office. To-;
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

BRIDES SEE US FOR YOUR wEn
ding Announcements or Invito-
tons Finest quality at moderst.
prices. Also Visiting Cards for H.
Graduate. Henderson Book C.
phone ITO. ~:
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

MISUNDERSTANDING SAVE
one third fuel. Highest type pre-
war %inc Srouvcd strip. Working
IN henderson and vicinity soon,
Write and we will call ON Won
ManSon-Smith Co, 200 N. Dist 81
Richmond, Va. 80 years service.
M-W-F
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

LOST: 5 MINK SKINS NECK PIECE
between entrance to Maria Par
ham hospital and entrance TO
Stoncwall apartments. Reward to
finder if returned 10 Mrs. l.. X.
Holland at Stoncwall apartments
or to Maria Parham hospital. l7-3L
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17
Insurance

MANS SIZE BICYCLE For SALE
a. Chestnut street. Phone 70l-J.
l7-lt
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

CALL ALFOKD'S FOR PRINTING
of all descriptions, also anything
you might need in office supplies
and equipment. We appreciate
your business. Affords Printing IL
Office Supply Co. 3-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

FOR RENT TWO ROOM FIRST
floor unfinished apartment with
connecting bath. two blocks from
up town. Phone 34l-W, r. l..
H'S'i"il. 17-lti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

ATTENTION FARMERS Do,,,,
run the risk of losing your inves,
mint and labor. Insure tobacco in
pack and curing barns. INSURANCE
department, Citizens Bank !,
Trust Co. IN
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17
WANT ADS
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KNOW YOUR JOB-EARN MORE
spare TIM? study. Business. Tcx
tile Designing, Cotton Manur,c
turing, Electrical and Mechnn;osI
Engineer courses. Free cnt,iou'
International c orrespo ndcna"
Schools, Scanton, Penna. Is,s
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17

DRY PINE WOOD SAWED STOVE
length and delivered anywhere
III Henderson. ID. NJ. Glover, phone
ioZl. lG-T&F-l4ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-09-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Belize" ~ the Lord Jesus Chris, and
'huu shalt br >;ycd.-Act< 1863.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

to hold on To- what they still possess
and rccapturc much that they have
lost.
Failure Of the states 10 serve their
people Is responsible, rs the COVER
nor said, for much OF their loss
through Federal cacroachmrml. rar
people must be given 4 lair chance
10 live under dcccAt conditions. Al.
OF which is possible without resort
10 Washington. Politics mu.t be
banlShcd from efforts u deal with
the situation. The problem viii have
10 be attacked IL the spirit ol true
craftsmanship. The sooner that i
recognized and constructive moves
are made the sooner shall VIC DC on
our way.
Governor Broughton IS doing his
State. the South and the nation a
genuine service i'll the bold leader
ship he has assumed ON TINS vital
question. he deserves the whole
hearted support a.! all VINO believe
i'll states rights and local sell GOV
crnmcut.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

dld not vary but very ''t'" again III
I'll The census period u. 1920 at 1880
when The rate al increase Vs. 80.
The rate dropped ugaI Ht'C. THIS
period to IL perez. ..,.r.s. i.r
the i93G-l9iO period
). The RCCOnSi.ur. . .r'. Irs,-
lied that the State consolation .U..,
be- framed by CUu.,.-.Hu. IL, con-
NCntlon MAS Ia be uu.," up e.. dele
gates elected bv the u.aIc cIji.yu, "i
the State. Those CiiG.a.v To vote !u.
these delegates were ".l male ctli-
zcnS regardless OF race. CH!,.. O. pl,-
NiuuS condition, viii the r.C,rl.rm
al those DISTINGUISHED Tor muIus, tgv
Con'edcr::..@@:, u thu,s' y,usIC'ri e.!
felony. The acts pIug :uvI thai tn
constitution adopted must conform
WITH the Constitution 90! iIr UHIl,d
States, and cC approved 10y congress.
/. before he Was elected I.u.Iirat
III l84I james knuA Polls, bonn III
Alcckicnburg county. North Cdu!Ina,
November 2, 1893. nCid many state
Offices III tennessee. From 1921 10
1923 nc Was CnIcl clcri, ui tine state
senate; and from l@!3 60 1873 lie
was u member uI the nuUso ,l !,Ij!..-
SentatIves. In l624 hc Wus v.vy;cd
congressman, ana succeeded .Iul. e..
until the term tuuiu. III 1853. tie
aid not STCk denomination AZ 1888.
because lac mad become II C..INIua,,
tor governor. 1t" Nd elected 49,, y.-
nor. ana served from 1909 Ia IGtl.
). During the NC.Is I,duIug Hp g.
the JCiiCrSCnIun CIH. aDuUl 10 ~. o Es
extreme D,m"crJ'!c th,UGal g.. trrI
tN.R.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20
SALE or REAL EST ATE.

'.. r.n' 7" "ii''"liv contained m
3D. r... ..u decd ut nut c.rrIIfrd py
i'n.rE. |crii and wIic. Laura H,ri.
Fl" .H' undrr I:.uCd trustee. niI tg,. H't
. ~ r' JUII. iJ"'. Iud recorded IN
inc 'iil'r at the Reg. ter uI D.ru.
''t vance County ~ Fool, l&y III
u'~" -. default in, ug bccu u:r;.
~ va" payment of the bond secured
~ fid decd OF trust. and bonn &C..
GNr~i"t - l." do by tive holder ul
-hid pond. shall on Monday. tho
@"'h dhN Of May. 1913. at - u.cIurl,
I NJ. .'il 81 public dtlrtIuiI ut tin rp,irt
! mouse Gunr, IN the town of ilrndcr-
-'I'. To- III" highest bidder for cash.
~, following described tract or p....
oct "f land:
situate IN Townsville TOWNSHIP,
t.c'inninG at stone on the roao.
li,llrF SCOTS corner: thence N ii
T. a"'' CHAINS To u stone. Joe Scott;
corner: thence N SO W 80 links ,n ;,
l'"d OAK. side line: thence N GG ~
I1l chains e. Il gum. side limo.
'hricC n ~ 10 W 7.O6 chains 10 !,
'A'M. -rlr lIn': thence n SO ii !,
j.r4 Chains T. Il white oak. side line.
'n nrc N 10 81 " GO chains tu .
'"l'. S'rCcd; corner: thence NJ
~ - " "9i chains TO u white oak.
at" Enc. thence west 2.gO chains ,n
q hick"r". yldc line on the road:
thence " - 81 W 3.i6 chains To :,
WHIT" oak: side line: thence N 30 Sd
W 80 chains 10 u black oak: Mar
IN C"rncr: thence S IS Ia l. $40
chains To- - stone. Henry SCOTS cor
un" thence S ~ r. % chains Ia n
stone. Henry Scots corner: thence
South $3.50 chains 10 stone on the
road. Henry SCOTS corner: thence
along the road " 85 10 +. 8 chains.
" 10 ii T. iOT chains. N ~ T. l.8O
chains 10 tho beginning. containing
30 acre., more or less Sec decd book
Oh page $50. book l5G page $50 ~
the office Of the Register of Deeds
for Vance County.
This the 10th day of April, 1913.
7. LAN1ER, Trustee.
20-27-i-li
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20
lace OF origin Of our raiders.

place OF origin vi our raiders.
What is OF vastly greater concern
10 Tokyo is the United Nations stra-
tcgy for bombing> TO come, the like
OF which Nippon has never seen or
r"acCIVcd. Mystery about those
plans IS making the JapS jittcry, and
Wei they may bc. Their day of
COON may come next month, or neat
yr.r. but come il will. Major Cen
cgal Doclit,lc's Sky armada was lat
l token call. Time will be when
others Will follow III cvcr-increasin.
Numbers. The enemy will nave
something then 10 worry about. In
anticipation oi that tatc:ul event,
Iu.Syo can write of last years. in
,icnt rs insignificant, for that is
what II will DC ay comparison.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20
NOTICE.

Fha; Spcciu! "r Limited Partner
>h!p heretofore existing known q, The
kiltk-EGSE OIL COMPANY. ere
Hi'd "n April -. 1910 has thl, GAY.
10y mutual consent. been Glss"lN ,d
"'t Is ~ longer III rNi trucr.
PERSONS trading with SAID Partner
,hlH Hlc notified that neither Partner.
VIII tc liable for amy debt ui the
Partnership III the future and tia,
r"id Partnership no longer exists ana
D. ~; authorized Ia create any drut:;
uI any kind.
Ihl- the a%.d day Of March. 1913.
G. i. KIRKLAND.
Il. +. ROSE.
GEORGE y. ROSE. Jh.
300 3-2U-2r-i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20
/ he Governors Vision

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,.,....,.. r,,r,,,.,- for rir,-,,' e.,
... .......a.. ard nj. ,lu,ia,,i,, 49,, .t.,
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,...r Pc, . a,,.ac,;rn ,,,i,,,I ,r,,
...., ...n his n,.r ,oqdcrsbi.. .,,J
-..... ... N.l,c Thi. = ,rus co,,..rI,.
g.. ....a .rr.,..r ,f tho ,,cr-.,
a..... ..... ...,...u.,Y, i'm, ! ir,,r,.,d
=. .a. l.nr.r,,, tl., - ,;,i,,-i,, 80
.... ., .Is rhproH-
r.. ...,..., yrar. ,ya h,,.n bc,,o,.cd
i.,... $751;. -,ru.ac threat +, ,hc lin.
,.,..... ..,. A.nc-.r,r nennIc IN ,rn
u..... ID. ..I .,c.cls-np crcrpn,.p,,,,r,
d.. e.. t..a...r r,,.nrur,.n, ,,,,,, two
....... and rrc-opat,yrs Of tho
.... .. static. ard their nnri-ic,I
..... ..-. va ,,,.o ,,,.,,,.,....,.,,
.... ..... ...r.. and over AGAIN e,.c,
.. .....- .,....., .. ~. ,,,,,., bo,.,-..
'.. A.y +, /. c,,-nr,cIv hc,r,-
., 500 th9, others arc
g.. .. ,.c .rv whose voice. are
'.... 49,. be heard and whose
u...... .. .c.-n-v enough 70 o.,
.. The uncertainty about j.
... l.,n - rs 70 ync,br,.
.. .l.o. u~ If the pcnpIe gc9-
.. ,.y4 sc, sufficiently
d.. ,gG t. speak for themselves and
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20
NOTICE.

The undersigned having qualified
q. administrator of thc estate of !. w.
Hdrh"Iu. deceased. before the ClCrl;
of the Superior CouT. of Vance
County. North Carolina. this is 10
notify All persons holding claims
AGAINST said estate to exhibit them
before him duly itCmi2cd and vcri-
tied on "' before the 18th. day Of
March. 1911. or this notice will nc
pleaded in bar thereof. All persons
indebted To- said estate will please
m;'l." Immediate settlement
This the 10th. of March 1913.
-. y. MCDUFFEE,
Administrator Of j. w. Parham,
deceased.
G-23-3O-G-l3-2O
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

/. l.. DrauGhu of WhltIkCvs. who
sold The mghcSt-p!Iccd wool IN North
Carolina last year t55C peg pound,
haas Hnuta"r excellent flock of sheer
Ills year. lis wool was tree OF Durrs
.@! ~ tine condition.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

The South Pole. according TO Fac.
tygr&Vas. receives more sunlight than
the tropics However. it's chance OF
becoming winter resort are still nil.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

y new type d: alarm clock is now
offered. l. is made OF minimum
Of metals bat, unfortunately. it does
not have - n.Iu.wum OF rings
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

l. Germany butter is being mldc
from Charcoal lust another reason
those Mas awaken these morning,
with 4 dJg, taste III their mouth.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

II the matter t.: victory gardens,
dom; forget 'IUt II you manage to
grow bat % Jingle carrot OF hand
i'll ui beans. it. STILL victory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

lie, tia; any spring rcdccorating
Hike. does au,.nd his BcrchtcSeadcn
house WI! oc strictly in the nature
@! Communicating.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

LOST: LADIES BLUE POCKET
DOCK containing money, ration
books. and valuable papers. flnucr
return and receive reward. CJrrIn
T.. Hicks, route 5, box -, Ilcnac,-
SUI. 1911
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

FOR RENT: THREE ROOM FUR.
nIshed downstairs apartment.
..v..> Il"-". Mas. ". l.. nuIh,i.
-u-li
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20
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THREE ROOM UPSTAIRS APART
mCnt iOr rent, with private bat.l.
~ Irne street. lG-ll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

GOOD DRY PINE WOOD, SAWED
80 o." ''"''' i"'I-ih. ,,',I,rI,u an.
where in Henderson. ID. NJ. Glover
phone fo2l. 2i-l4ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

Plugging. according 10 an aGricu!
tural srH,r. professor, can bc fun.
And p.uw.ng mdrr tie Axis can
Jc lie H.. ... of all.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

Many a Victory gardener this
s9r.u& VII Learn The real meaning
r' 'ua; u.u phrase. u hard TOW To
hoe"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

GOOD CHICKS DESERVE GOOD
care and We believe part Ul cal
i"g lor chIrkS rlGil l. GIVING Dr..
Salsbury'S AvI-Iau i'll their lna.l
Its good Tor them. Try H.
ldIi>el Drug store. I9-.t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
uDlc price,. y look here viii con
vince you lndt these cars alv
priced L. move. FuIds Plymouth,
-LuCNruirtS, lgJIS 10 l9iU..
lanulvr-I .lnICr Motor Co. lJ-lf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

SANDALS - HUNDREDS
left i'll the unrationcd GROUP
Get yours while they last.
All colors, all sizes. Wcbb's
Henderson Shoe Store. 2O-.l,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

BARGAIN IN rEACH TREES 49,
they HIc Siarks and BurDJnl;s.
bet :tuch. ~ irCi hIgn. ruuu
\dIlrtic,. SIC them at husr yin
ana supply Co.. store, Today. y. ,.
InvCk. .,S, ut Ion SlGIIi Bro. 70
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

YOU CAN GET iLUW AND MUL:
iu Worn from 3tmhIy Shop, =.
NhIttrn Avenue. DaCn ui iIrndC.
son Steam Laundry. Gail 81, Nh.
hoy Il. DICkcTsun. -J-iI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

KILL SPRING FEVER NTH
cleaning supplies. Buy Qualify gro-
ceres, ircsn meats and lrCsn Nvsr-
tables AT Herbert yellow Erun,--
Free delivery, phone I19. ii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars ut Motor
Sales Co., Henderson, N. c.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

App. showers brlrg May :lo.v
cgs-. And, June mo.quItocs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

GET YOUR OLGA STOkER AND
furnace nut now. We haze piuri,
un hand 10 :riNc your iirCuS. Don
drlLS-Call today. II. y. FIIknc.
~ son. 1870
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

LOST MANS GCLN MOHAWK
wrist watch nr..r Tights Store.
North Henderson. Finder return tu
Nights Store az phone 40. 1917
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

J., =. transformed by the renewing
O.. !... lad. .EDmanS IT,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
ton. Cars washed. fabricated,
pOli..hcd. batteries rcchargvd, Gum
gas and oils. l.. Z. Harris Gull
Service Station. Gmnctt and Hnr-
ncr SITS, phone ll9&-W. 26-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

FOR EASTER IN AS
big selection us ever. Blues.
biCgrS, tanS. reds. greens.
blacks and whites. all sizes.
WCbb'S Henderson Shoe Store
20-lti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20

BRIDES SEE US FOR YOUR WEN
ding Announcements or Invita-
tons. Finest quality at moderate
prices. Also Visiting Cards for the
Graduate. Henderson Book Co
phone ITO. - 81
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-20
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PROPERTY OWNERS ArI
increasing their insurance in yinn
of higher replacement costs, Ic,
us check your policies. Insuranr.
Department, Citizens Bank ana
Trust Company. lii
Evening star., 1943-11-07

version OF a japanese to the Wav of
1 his enemy, the Chinese.
Tadeo is a sensitive japanese who
goes off TO war without conviction.
He questions the wisdom of peace
delivered to another people on the
point OF sword, and the words Co
prosperity sphere" mean nothing to
him. In town he had helped cap
ture, he comes face to face with his
decision. He murders a senior Off
Ger and helps cringing Chinese
pair TO escape, taking with him to
the woods two Chinese children he
had found orphaned in a ruined
house.
The refuge to which Tadeo is led
by the Chinese whose lives he had
saved Is a Chinese university settle
ment followed out of a cliff. Tadeo
becomes a teacher there and his
total conversion to the Chinese
cause follows a wild ride on a stolen
motorcycle over a road that has
been mined, ride on which Tadeo
leads a convoy of Japanese supply
trucks to destruction. The diScov-
cry among the college girls and boys
of several English-speaking friends
tof another, happier Gay, makes his
transfer OF allegiance much easier.
Romance comes to him there. 1t Is
all highly satisfactory and laudable,
but that does not make the book
more plausible or convincing.
W. H. A.
Evening star., 1943-11-07

tionary War. 1t is Miss Thane S
first novel of American history, and
quite unabaShed she brings her fic-
titious characters into direct contact
with the famous of that period, in
cluding George Washington, with
out losing the ring Of authenticity.
1t does not seem at all improbab BILE
that Julian Day her young school
master hero only recently arrived
from England, should have joined
the revolutionary movement and be-
come the aide of Gen Lafayette; nor
that he should have been saved from
the British as prisoner of war after
the battle of Camden by Francis
Marion, guerrilla leader of the fa-
nous raiders who harried the Brit
ish from Charlestown to the bor-
ders of Virginia; and that he became
a close friend of the Swamp Fox
while recovering from wounds in his
swamp hideout follows naturally.
Miss Thames descriptions of these
Southern battles in the first war for
liberty, leading ultimately to the
defeat Of CORVALLIS at Yorktown.
are written through the eyes of her
character observers and are we'll
worth the readers time.
J N HAMII TON
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Ny Family, Right or Wrong
By John Philip SOuSd III
Doubleday. DOrQn

By John Philip SouSa III.
doubleday, Doran.)
The author of this book is, of
course, the grandson of the cele-
brated march king But the grand
father isn't even mentioned in it
which Is probably break for him,
considering what the utterly ira
tional volume does to everybody else
in the SouSa family.
Mother Sousa decided to move to
Chilapa, Calf, because the children
needed new overcoatS, and it was
cheaper 10 transport them to a
warmer climate than TO shelter them
against cold one" She was so
absent-minded that she signed
checks with her married name, her
maiden name and, sometimes. the
name Of the person to whom she had
last been talking. The bank finally
got in the habit Of accepting almost
anything that looked like her writ
ing But Pop was Just about as
irresponsible, ne was always threat
enlng to put a bullet into small
children. and one Halloween. he very
nearly did. Nancy, the youngest
child, slept in a raceaon coat. winter
and summer. and liked to take
showers in the middle of meals. All
the other children, the author in
cluded, were just as indiyidualiStic
IN their ways-even Susan, who
lived in constant dignifed horror"
of the rest Of the family.
Young Mr.. Sousa now works in
the Washington Office of a national
magazine. His book whether it does
right or wrong by his family, is
highly entertaining, and the illustra-
tlons, by Shermund, add to the fun.
2 Il L
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Carnegie Institute Shows
PenneH Exhibition Prints.

Eighty-fVe prints selected from
the First National Exhibition OF
Prints by contemporary printmak-
ers. held in the Library Of Congress
in May, under the auspices of the
Division of Fine Arts, of which, at
that time, Leicester B. Holland was
chief, were placed on view in the
Carnegie Institute. Pittsburgh. early
in October, as part of the institute S
notable exhibition entitled Painting
in the United States These prints,
it will be recalled. were Culled from
many more entered by printmakers
in all parts of the United States in
what was known as the Fennell
Print Competition because the
funds for it were derived through
the bequest of Joseph Pennell and
his wife. Elizabeth Robbins Pennell.
The. Carnegie Institute, in an
nouncing this exhibition In its pul-
letin, called attention to the tact
that the Pennells had left their
estate to our National Library so
that their compatriots might profit
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younger generation be stimulated to
continue print production
That Mr.. Pennell's intention is
being realized and the bequests
furctioning in accordance there
with was further evidenced by the
concluding paragraph Of the pub
lished notice, which reads: Just as
the Library of Congress purchased
from the national exhibition to en-
rich the j. and E. R. Pennell COL
lection. so. too. the Carnegie Insti-
tute through the Leisser fund, will
purchase from it to add to the in
stitutes collection" Such is the
force of example. so shines good
deed in a naughty world"
Evening star., 1943-11-07
Br Florence S. Berrr,nan

The seventh annual exhibition of
work by alumni and students of the
Corcoran School, which opened at
the Corcoran Gallery of Art on Oc-
I tober 30, evidences a high percent
age OF competence along traditional
lines. OF the ITO works shown, the
ma lorlty are paintings in oil and
water color There is besides group
Of sculptures.
In accordance with announced
objectiveS, to make works of art
suitable for the home, available to
the public at modest prices, and to
encourage young artists at the be-
ginning of their careers. the gallery
is presenting pictures of small and
medium size, devoted to pleasant
subjects: Landscapes, flowers and
still life, street scenes and a few
figures. Sixteen pictures were sold
during the first two days of the
exhibition.
Many of the 68 artists represented
are already well known here as pro-
feSSional painters; among them
Oke Nordgren, now in the Army,
Andrea zerega, Emile Arlt, Mar
guerite Burgess, Suzanne Mullett
and Frances Wheeler. A number of
men in the service have sent work:
! of these Pvt. William Rutherford
has the largest representation-fve
pen and wash drawings from tho
South Pacific, which have documen-
tary interest.
Sarah Silberman's group of wood
sculptures, and Maxim Elias little
works in plaster, particularly his
witty and nicely composed Venus
on Half-Shell," and Isabella Sa
Pereira's three oil paintings, two of
flowers and self portrait. are out
standing. Other pleasing paintings
noted are Minnie M. Bakers pastel
November Landscape" Charlotte