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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
MOLASSES is UNDER
NO PRICE CONTROL

Raleigh. Nov. 9. Sor2tm molas,rs
the North Carolina farmer Sor-
gum cane drlicaCy-iS not under
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09

The Parent Teachers Association
of the Junior high school Will meet
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 al Jun
ior high.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
WcllOnS Chaptcr Meets.

The regular meeting of WcllonS
chapter. Order of the Eastern Star.
will ne held Wednesday evening at
" o'clock. The degree work will be
put ON. All members are urged to
attend and visitors are welcome.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09

McX!Cu plans g. ilTl-atC nearly
l25NOO additional acres by 1917.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09

Distributed by King Features Syndicatc In,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
StatIer ShOW
Sweet and Simple

A NEW ard refreshingly simple
show opened in the Statler Terrace
Room the other night -. band,
a mind reader and a dance team.
All were good, even tho mind
reader II our before-dinner cock
tail didn't cross Us up.
The band lead by Nick D'Amico.
is small but very smooth and IN
spite OF the fact that IL is adver-
tiSed as continental. ''it had none
Of that psuedo-Latin favor that
We have come 10 associate with
continental these days.
D'Amico's songstreSs, Lin 4 a
Lark. won't set the world afire
with her voice, but il is pleasantly
lifting and she keeps il natural.
Myrus the Mind Reader has a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

positively supernatural act II
looks too good 70 be true, A wide
selection Of customers agreed with
him on the thoughts passing
through their minds, so maybe he
has something there. II he had
read our mind, we'd be better able
TO tell you now good he really is.
The show is concluded with the
dancing OF Ruth and Billy Mitchell.
They do some Of the routine ball
room stuff and an amusing little
satire on Then and Now.
All in all. If YOU like your enter
tsInnent soft and sweet, you'll
ike the Terrace Room Offering.
We did. anyway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Film Time Clock

Meets The Wolf Man" it13 a. m, In.
s,oa 9.2s 2 N.
HOLLYWOOD Once Upon Honey
moon - 80 II 90 D m ;--iChtra fBtrt a.
Is 10 p. m
MADISON Upon a Honeymoon. -
II a. m, 2.53 AS 10 20 ?. m China
Girl 1:1f. 5 o. p m.
MICHIGAN "Cass5lanca iJOs. 474.
-z.A2 J. p-m ~ Hart Bs.saas 70
Daddy" il.ts a m. 0s, SPA s:t7 D m.
PALMS STATE The Crystal BAH II
A. m I so s. 8. II 10 p m. Young
and Wiling" n 30 3 30, s45. a.45 p m.
PARADfsE-Fietcher Henderson, 2:3f.
SOS. 7.42 i0.i6 ?. m, Clancy street
Bows 27. 40I SIS. s:42. li.is p m.
RIVIERA" once Upon a Honeymoon
2 .3s. 742 1914 p m. China Girl"
II SIS. sol. 9:0i p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
What, No Marines7

Betty Hutton was the sweet
heart of A sailor in both The
Fleets In and Star Spangled
and now she marries a
soldier in Preston Sturges' The
Miracle Of Morgan's Creek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Comes TO Screen

CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER S
role in The UNLIMITED" will be
her debut in talking pictures. Her
only former appearance on the
screen was a bit in the silent YER
sion Of "Kismet" starring her ia
nous father. Otis Skinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
BIitz on Fairway

BETTY HUTTON, Hollywood 5
Blonde Blitz. has never had time
for recreation, being too preoccu-
pied with carving a career. Now
that she has attained stardom a.
Paramount and the leading role
Bob Hope IN Let's Face
II, she's taking golf lessons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

PUT ON your Easter bonnet
with the frills on il, and If you're
short of gas tickets, hitch Dobbin
to the shay -. then head for one
of the clubs. Most OF EN- have
brand new, shiny shows to offer
this week.
The Royale, for instance, has
George Bernard and his lovely
ladies, who will present an all
comedy idea, the best Bernard
manner, come tomorrow night.
There are rumors that George
himself will be in the new lineup
if that cracked ankle mends pro-
perly.
Arthur Blake is the only comedy
star. The youthful mimic has
come forward during the past year
with appearances a. the Mayfair
and Latin Quarter in Boston, the
Walton Roof in Philly and the
Roosevelt in New Orleans.
Pretty Ruth Daye long time
favorite at the Royale, Is back
with fast rhythm routine and
Bobby Baxter Weaves a bit Of
magic for the customers.
For a touch of the continental
we have Artini and Consu1t0, a
really smooth dance team.
PALM BEACH
Gus Howard. versatile and anus
ing master of ceremonies, leads
another fun packed show at the
Palm Beach this week. A novelty
aero act has been added featuring
the Marlows. In addition 10 their
dancing they do strong man and
stooge, a knockabout that's a
knockout.
Lovely June Walls continues 70
please with her warnings and
Marge Anthony, a personable
young miss with real talent, does
a solo aero and tap that spins your
head.
OF course, Gus Howard gets in
some of his violin playing, comedy
tumbling. singing and dancing as
master of ceremonies.
Don Pablo is the music maker
CLUB MARIO
Newcomers TO thu Mario show
are the Watkins Twins, whose spe-
cialty is a toe-tap on a drum and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

ApAMs-"Ths Amazing Mrs Holiday "
II a. m. ! 50. go 100. 10 % .. m (;
HI "a, Chum y 50. $40, $50, 900
D. m
BROADWAY cAPIToL-"The Mystsri-
Gus Doctor f'53 4.0s, 8 "a. s:Ss. 11.1A
p. N. The Hidden Hand. Il as, 3.O1,
b.26. 7.sl. 1907 2. m
CINDERELLA Once Upon Honey
moon -. 40. $40, 10 80 ,. m China
Girl 40. s 05, 2 p m.
CINEMA" slaves Of Bondage" f2:In.
2:15. 4.25 s,35. st45, i0:55 p m; Shark
Woman. /" / IS. 20. 5 30, 74o, $50 p, m.
Fisher once Upon A Honeymoon, -
i % 10 80 70 i ioi p i2osS 5,nI m Girl
FOX" The Young Mr.. Pitt. i2'36.
ass 1872 1881 p. m; "Frankenstein
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
lie am as Sisters

Dorothy Lamour. Betty Hutton,
Diana Lynn and Mimi Chandler
will play four musical sisters in
-Four Angels"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
SAKS SHOW BAR

Johnny Morrison speeializes in
the lighter classics in his xylo-
phone numbers at Saks. His Poet
and Peasant" and April Chorus
are we'll done. and the finesse with
which he offers the music is good
food for conversation at the ring
side.
Danci ng coincidence Diane
Berry mugs and kids with the
while Jackie billiard
comes in for some heavy applause
with his Donkey Serenade" and
I've Heard That Song Before"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
DE MILES FAVOR

The years haven't changed very
much where c. r. De Mile is
concerned. II used to he in the
good old days OF Gloria Swanson.
Leatrice JOY and others. when a
girl took a break in De Mile
picture she was on her way TO
stardom. Today his favor is lust
as eagerly sought. and 50 Barbara
Britton. who gets the juvenile
lead in The Story Of DR.. Wasseu, "
is lucky girl.
She had a bit In DC Miles
Reap the Wild Wind but this
really gives her one Of the most
important roles. The role Of Mrs
WaSsell has not Yet been selected
Barbara plays the young school
teacher who falls IN love with Ed
die BraCken.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
ARMY BRAT

Jackie jenkins looks like a
freckled-faced angel droppe d
straight down from heaven in
THE Human Comedy" but those
who know Jackie best say he
doesn't always behave like one
] mean. an angel. SO the title of
the new story Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer has bought for the juvenile
wonder, Army Brat isn't as sur
prising as it seems. This book is
authored by 16-year-old Tommy
Wadelton, who at the ripe old age
Of 13 wrote My Mother is Vio-
lent Woman and attracted a
great deal Of attention.
II is about an army officers
child who is left an orphan and is
brought up by the Chinese cook.
In gratitude 10 his benefactor the
boy grows up TO enlist and fight
China's enen1ics--a groWnup. of
course, takes over when Jackie
leaves off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
CLUB TROCADERo

The new show at the Trocadero
features Joe Ross in the comedy
master of ceremonies Job. Ellen
Kaye wows'em with her voice and
Renee DOrsay dances with eye
filling grace Marge Anthony brings
fast top routine to the floor and
Jimmy Valdine is novelty man.
Bob Harley and his orchestra on
tho c,e,c0nastor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

YOU'VE DONE YOUR sfT-
NOW DO YOUR sEsrI
BUY MORE WAR BoNpsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
CHATTER IN HOLLYWOOD


Judy Garland is in love again.
This time il is with Chuck Wal
tiers. dance director az Metro
Goldwyn-Niaycr. They have heen
seeing each other practically every
evening and he has been her escort
10 the various night spots. Judy
is still so young that she has been
advised nv her bosses 10 think
twice before contemplating matri.
mony again, but I understand this
young Walters is a hkahle lad.
really devoted 10 Judy. He was
her dance director in Presenting
Lily Mars She couldn't marry.
anyway. because she is only Sepa.
rated from David Rose and not
divorced.
A LINE OR TWO
The friends Of poor. unfortunate
Helen Lee Worthlng, former Zieg-
field beauty who married pr
Nelson, Negro physician, and
who was accused Of taking mar
cotics. VIII be happy 10 learn she
has taken hold OF herself and is
working as A matron in one of the
rest rooms AT a defense factory
She has proved efficient and do
pendable. The story comes 10 this
column from Diana Manners Clark.
who saw, Helen and felt she de-
served A word Of encouragement.
Nancy Coleman knows there is
one honest man in Hollywood. She
came out Of movie and found the
back part Of her car smashed in
but on the steering wheel was
the name and address Of the gent
who had done the damage.
Very secret are the plans now
being Matched by M-G-M 10 film
Oscar Wilde's story, The Por-
trait Of Dorian Gray" supposed to
he the autobiography Of Wilde
Here's surprising news: Kay AL
bridge, who was doing all right in
her movie career here. is in New
York now posing for her original
discoverer. Powers. whose Powers
girls are now so famous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
Clubs Stage Gala
Easter Parade of Talent
BY COLLEEN MACDoNELL

the pleasing young song stylist,
Mary Ann James.
Lorraine Kask. the musical COM
edy dancer is back. in retribution
for her flawless performance last
week, and master OF ceremonies
Pob Hopkins continues with his
representations.
Also held over e. and high in
the favor Of the ladies e.. is good
looking Gene Pringle who guides
the musical destiny of the show.
CLUB THREE TREES
The long-hairs won't 90 for the
show AT the Three Trees, but any
one who likes that old live Will
find il aplenty. Harlem's stars are
providing a carnival OF fun for the
patrons, with Ruby Logan right on
that low-town beat. Comedy as
Signment falls 10 Horace Payne
and "BOogie-Woogie' Joe takes
care of the aero stuff.
Won and Gertrude arc the char
acter dancers with SNOWFALL doing
same on the hotter numbers
Timbu continues with his slack
wire-walking and Myrtle Johnson
is better than most soubrettes.
AL Williams and his Harlem
Playboys do the music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
DEAL PENDING

A deal pending. and very apt 10
be closed by the time this appears
in print. is that of the sale of the
Pantages Theater building. l am
told that Clarence Brown. motion
picture director. has offered S675,-
900 10 Pacific Mutual, who own the
property. There are many other
bids for il. among them the Pan
tages estate. Mary Pickford and
other influential people in the pic
ture business.
The sale does not effect the Pam
tages Theater or the management,
since Rodney Pantages has a long
lease on the movie house and the
theater Will continue even though
the property viii change hands.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22

PARSONS
in HoAy.voolI

HOLLYWOOD. April 22-The
one and only Ed Wynn, whose
spontaneous comedy is responsible
for all the laughs in big Time"
is to make a movie for Metro
Goodwin Mayer. You would know
that Wynn, who, like Bob Hope, is
a natural comic, making up his
lines as he goes, would get himself
a job.
These are the days when laugh
ter is so important for the morale
of the world, and Ed can certainly
roll them in the aisles.
He will have a part in Broad
way Melody Of 1943," patterned
after his own style of nonsense.
He will be given a free rein to do
the same type of comedy that has
stood him in such good stead all
these many years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-22
CLUB MARIO

Newcomers TO thu Mario show
are the Watkins Twins, whose spe-
cialty is a toe-tap on a drum, and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Make 'em Work Or Fight!
IAN EditorioI)

During the past week people of Montgomery County
had example of the extent to which news hounds will
in order headline The Of the arrest
Stanley Day. who charged
with violation of the Work Fight law given publicity
thousand times than its Importance embazoned
the front of the Washington with much prom
big With each story the legal machinery OF
Montgomery County mpugned either directly indirectly of
ralroadng 1t is unfortunate that later evidence developed
certain facts which had been overlooked in the Of Day.
Errors administration of justice few and far between and
Montgomery County officials quick correct the But
the bold fact regarding the is that behalf Of
American farm boy whose refusal work brought him before the
bar of justice the Washington headline hunters" pouncd
the matter of great Importance wasn't And what these
headline boys have succeeded doing will probably be
noted in the immediate future Unless human fails to
normally will many refusas accept offered work
farms Montgomery County There will result not but
aganst those who permitted to stay at home but
who because they getting bigger will decline to work full
time And it is to be hoped that officials rather than
be cowed by the publicity will the oafer and give Them
in every case, the limit allowed by law
No in Montgomery County elsewhere in America wants
Stanley Day other youngster illegally convicted
On the other hand solid citizen
made do his prosecution of the
And work the farms of America today Of first importance
not only the armed forces but the entire civilian population
IT, order enforce the Work Fight law that
in many unfortunate be found guilty of
loang about which there question: though
might be exenuang circumstances las apparently there
Days case the public is better served by the enforcement
the convicted has not been injured apprcabe
1t is time that publishers seek way impress upon
the department the logic meaning
rather than the gradual absorption meaning
only to those who attain places Of responsibility in the ogan
zaton.
Many Of publishers papers, are keenly sensitive
about the misuse Of columns Yet
that Of the smallest the fragrant
voators Not only publishers but the public will
fight to maintain freedom Of the the
democracy But there inevitably an appreciation Of
what is freedom" and what is license"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Sandy Spring
Carnival Cancelled

The executive committee has de-
cided that conditions for holding a
carnival and supper are even less
favorable than last year, so the
Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire De-
partment will follow the same plan
as in 1912 and send out letters in
stead of trying to hold carnival,
Every fireman was surprised and
greatly pleased with the very graf
flying response last year when
$2,350.00 net was raised, which is
several hundred dollars more than
was ever cleared when a carnival
was held.
When they heard the amount
raised last year by these letters,
a number of the members of the
Sandy Spring Fire Department
who are now on active duty in the
Military Service wrote expressing
their appreciation of the wonderful
support the community had given
Their fellow firemen at home.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Olney Horse Show
To Be Held Sept. Is

The Board of Directors of The
Montgomery County Horse Show
Association at meeting held Fri
day evening decided definitely to
stage their usual show on Satur-
day, September 25th, on the T. A.
Barnsley farm near Olney.
All classes held last year will be
again offered for competition. The
same prizes will be offered, all in
cash. Norman Warfield Of Howard
County will judge the heavy classes
and Augustus Riggs, well known
horseman, also of Howard County,
will officiate in the light classes,
according to the secretary, Robert
H. Miller, Jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Third Var Loan DriUe
VIII Open On Sept. 9th
Montgomery County Quota Is Over Two Mil
llOn-COmmittees Named By Chairman Rich
ard F. Green

H. Cissel, Miss Laura Gilliland,
Mrs. Edwin d. Fry, DR.. B. G. Wiki
inson, Mrs. Frank J. ellis, Thomas
w. Perry.
The Treasury will offer seven
different bonds for sale to the pub
lie during the Third War Loan
Drive opening September 9th. In
addition to the popular Series E,
F and G bonds, U. S. Treasury
Savings Notes Series C will be
offered in denominations of $1,000.
upward, yielding 1910; a 2Aeo
Treasury Bond due in 1869 and
callable in 1864; q 2eS Treasury
bond due in 1853 and callable in
1851 and for those who like shot
term investment, a %@6 Certificate
of Indebtedness maturing in one
year is offered.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Unique Auction
To Feature Bonds
Without Money

Going - Going = Gone will re-
sound through the busy Saturday
streets of Rockville on September
18th when prominent auctioneers
CRY the sale" of articles to be sold
under the "Buy War Bonds With
out Money" plan as conceived by
1 Joane Gaylord Giiiiss Of Glen.
While cleaning her attic recently
Mrs. Gilliss noticed many house
hold articles that could be turned
into money-or war bonds and
stamps. Why not have an auction
"a community auction-everyone
has discards-everyone likes sale.
The more she considered the idea
the more feasible it seemed
timely too, with the Third War
Bond Drive TO start soonl
She talked it over with Mrs. ].
Leo Clagett, president of Potomac
Glen Homemakers Club and Mrs.
William Ward whose activities are
countrywide - according 30 Mrs.
Gilliss the response was "instan-
taneous and startling"-the idea
spread from neighbor to neighbor.
The plan is simple-housewives
will bring their unwanted articles
to the auction, when sold they will
be given their pay in war bonds
or stamps. See?
The Third War Loan Committee
of the county headed by Richard
F. Green, Immediately went to
work on the plan with Mrs. Gilliss
the date was set for September
IL, at Rockville. r. E. Milo, owner
OF the Milo Theatre donated the
use of a vacant store adjoining the
theatre-prominent farm auction
GERS offered their time. A radio
station will broadcast the sale to
the nation.
The local Boy Scout troop under
II. j. Moore, scoutmastcr, will be-
gin collecting the articles to be
sold on September 9th. Among
things already listed is a pingpong
table, a pony, garden tools, rugs,
chairs, pots and pans.
Mrs. Gilliss will be on Elinor
Lees program from WToP on the
morning of September 9th as guest
speaker and will tell the story Of
"War Bonds Without Money"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
All Ambulance Fund

Maryland took ninth place
among the states in contributions
to the National All Boys and
Girls Club Ambulance Fund. Most
of the counties contributed and
the amount for the State as a
whole was $373.50.
On July 8, 1913, four ambu-
lances purchased with this fund
from boys and girls throughout
the nation were presented to the
U. S. Army, in honor of former
club members now with the armed
forces in all parts Of the world.
The presentation was made for
club members by 4-H'er from a
station in each of the four extern
sion sections Of the country.
Montgomery County boys and
girls clubs raised 5000.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
To Buy Tract
For Recreation

Purchase of tract of Sc acres
of land at Hillandale, for recrea-
tional use and as a possible future
site for school building, and the
Hillandale Fire Department, was
authorized by the board.
TIE land, known as the Green
field tract, is to be purchased by
the Maryland National Park and
Planning Commission for $780,
The board also recommended the
Park and Planning Commission to
obtain an option for q acres ad-
joining for future school or recrea-
tional purposes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Rockville Now Has
A Mr.. Elk 1t"

If your radio is silent and the
toaster fails to toast, if your gen.
orator has stopped generating, the
refrigerator gone on strike, you
need little soldering done or a
sign painted-just call Rockville
1872, and if it can be fixed F. C..
Speidel can probably fix it. Read
his ad in this issue of THE SEN
TINM.
Mr.. Speidel, who is a resident
Of Rockville, has opened an cleo
trical and mechanical repair shop.
in the Brosius Building under the
Rationing Board, in the old pool
room on Montgomery Avenue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Leaves For Texas

Mrs. William H. Bobinger who
has been the guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Welsh of
Wheaton, mas left to join her hus-
band, First 1t. w. H. Bobinger at
San Antonio, Texas.
1t. and Mrs. Frank Haines, u.
s. M. c., accompanied Mrs. Bob
niger on her trip. 1t. Haines is
stationed with 1t. Bobinger at
Normoyle and both he and his wife
have been visiting their parents in
New York.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
In The Office
of The County
More Parking Space
For Court House

The County Commissioners al
their regular meeting on Tuesday
took under consideration sugges.
ton from Judge Donald A. De-
Lashmutt that additional parking
facilities be provided for the court.
house. He suggested that the Com
missioners rent the lot owned by
George Peter and part of a lot
owned by the Vinson heirs, located
at jefferson and Perry Streets
which can be leased for $50 q
month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
County Man Writes
For life Story"

Cpl. James v. Gay, Of the U. 8.
Air Force, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John L. Gay Of Brookeville has
had two Of his letters accepted for
publication by life Story Maya
zine" to appear in an early issue.
Cpl. Gay has been on duty in
Africa since November 1912, and
was with the first Of the air force
to reach Pantelleria, and Sicily.
He has written many interesting
accounts Of his experiences. ''The
Woman's Home Companion" in
October ran one Of mis- letters
which was later reprinted in one Of
the Review magazines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Fair Hill Boys
Receive HOnOrs

Edwin C. Fry, of Fair Hill Farm,
LaytonsvilIe, has been selected as
the Maryland candidate for the
American Farm degree in the Flu
ture Farmers of America. He has
also been named State degelate to
the convention of the Future
Farmers of America to be held in
Kansas City the second week in
October.
George Fry via rapfss lnt Mary
land in the regional Future Farm
ers speaking contest to be held
September 10 at Rutgers, New
Brunswick, N. ].
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1943-09-02
Mrs. Ady Made
Club Secretary

Mrs. Frances Ady, wife of Capt.
Albert A. Ady, formerly of Rock
vile, was made Club Secretary of
the Woman's Club at Muroc, Cali
fornia, where Capt. Ady is station
ed with the Army Air Corps.
Officers wives have been appoint
ed as spoilers in towns adjacent to
the Base. A spotter, according to
club officials, is a member VINO con-
facts wives of newly arrived hus-
bands and assists them in various
ways.