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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09
Labor
Both Praised
By WLB Chief

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Amer-
lean industry and labor have &C.
copied the principle of wage
sterilization because they realize
that this restriction on our nor
NAL way of doing things strength
ems our internal structure and
helps enable us to deliver q
knockout blow 10 the enemy. &C
cording TO William II. Davis,
chairman of the National War
Labor Board -
II think IL Is a great tribute
TO the patience of American In
dustry and labor that they have
accepted this annoying, though
necessary, curtailment In such
spirit OF cooperation" he
said.
Davis said that wages started
their upward spiral about Janu-
AIRY, 1871. and that il was de-
termined that 10 per cent about
covered increased costs since that
date.
Those who had already had
Is per cent were ceilinged.
while those who haven't reached
that figure are permitted In
creases to that amount.
THE first thing we did was
to exempt all employers with
eight or fewer employees.
The next most important ex-
emption We granted was that
for the normal type of increases
which employers grant by way
OF promotion for length OF
service, merit, increased pro-
ductivity under piece-work or
incentive plans. or the operation
of an apprentice or trainee sys-
tenn. provided the increases are
made In accordance with estab-
lished schedules" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09
WORKED g WEEKS

OFF my wife worked six weeks
in November and December OF
1912 and made around $3.50, will |
have to add that to what made
and pay tax on it7-B. II. NJ.
A--YOu must add your wife's
earnings TO your income report.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09
WILL BE ADJUSTED

A-First, no; second, victory
tax will be adjusted on your l943
income tax return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09

Q-Do I report interest earned
on baby bonds purchased in 1888 ?
When do / report victory tax on
income from one rented room?-
Times Reader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09
SCRAP COLLECTION

An intensification of steel scrap
collections in Michigan for 1943 is
planned by the salvage committee
OF the Michigan Council Of De-
Tense concentrating on the heavier
farm scrap because the steel mills
are unable TO absorb the smaller
household scrap offerings as
Quickly as needed. DISARMAMENT of
the WPA presents a new problem
lin rural scrap collection as this
Organization had handled collec-
tons in Sc counties.
It collected $4,000 long tons of
scrap metal and rubber to set a
record in the United States II also
removed 1851 tons of abandoned
street car rails. Now other means
Of collection must be made avail
able and the state council Of de-
Tense is working on a new plan.
/ Registrations for four new
classes in home nursing are to be
taken at the Kronk Recreation
Center. Junction and McGraw ave-
nues, on Thursday from 8 a. m. to
I l p. m. and Friday p. m. to 5
ID. m. These classes will be under
direction OF Mrs. Mildred Wyckoff
Of the department of health. and
they will be held once week for
/ ID weeks.
PREVENT CONTAGION
Each period is two hours. The
/ first half will be devoted to dis
cussion and instruction on various
disease symptoms, how TO prevent
contagion with special attention to
children's diseases.
The second half will be devoted
. to practical work in the sick room.
( AT the end of the course those
who qualify will be awarded Red
Cross certificates. Registrations
can be made by mail, telephone or
in person. Phone TY. 4-0215. Each
class is limited to Is members.
! Air raid wardens Of Sector G.,
Area 9. Zone l are to meet this
evening. 7 o'clock. in Our Lady Of
Good Counsel parish hall, Nc
Nichols road and Strasburg ave-
nue.. A class of $50 wardens will
be administered the official oath.
Sydney J. Fricker is the sector
warden In charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09

Q-Last year ! was under the
that necessary repairs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09

Q-Does a boy of II have. 10 pay
income tax, even though he IS a
minor Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Ar his income IL over $500,
he should file return.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-09

ADVERTISEMENT
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22

Aide Corps. The American Red
Cross. III cooperation with The Office
"i Civilian Defense. nas made Il No.
'!"n wide appeal for 100000 women
10 give thcIr services Ia their com
munltIcS and offset an acute short
age al nurses 1T this time. Afford
said
Healthy american women between
Ia and 80. high school graduates and
able Ia give minimum of $50 hours
service per year without pay are eli
GIDlc for the intensive 8O-hour in
Siruction course sponsored by the
Red Cross. Afford announced. These
aides. by undertaking number of
necessary hospital duties. will release
the professional nurse for the more
technical work for which she has had
special training. by helping to mann
tain our essential civilian health
services, they will be doing a job of
real value 10 our national war effort
Afford pointed out.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
BUTNER WILL HAVE
TURKEY THURSDAY

Camp Butncr. Nov. 22.-Thanlis.-
giving Day may he jus; another day
oil training Ia the men OF Camp But
near. but the traditional turkey and
trimmings will be included in the o.
dCrS of the day.
Prepared menus released today al
Headquarters. Fourth Service Com
mand show that there will be plenty
of tlwkcy-l0O pounds for every 100
men. I'm the words Of a soldier that's
good chow"
Many mess ScrgcantS will include
their own SpcCialticS for this gala
day. Indications ar that this will be
one day when the mess Scrgcants--
traditional grips III the army-will Do
the most popular men OH the post.
Here's the menu for ThankSGiv-
ing:
Fruit cup. roast turkey with dress
ing and gravy. cranberry sauce.
mashed potatoes. buttCrcd peas. corn.
tomato and lettuce. crisp celery. as
sorted pickles. hot rolls. butter.
pumpkin pie. apples. grapes. candies.
Il % coffee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
Convention
Report Made
To Baptists

+. NorIlc"' Gardner. pastor OF the
FIRST Baptist Church spoke ON Here
and There in Kingdom Building"
hi$ WAS report ON the Baptist
State Convention which met in Win
Nion-Sa!vm las, week.
The course OF Christian dcvrlpo-
mcni i never StcIdy--whcthur i, be
IN The life OF an individual or an
institution or organization, Mr.
Gardncr said. The truth of This
came ont III the activities of the
Slate Convention. In 1890 there WIS
opposition to The formation of the
baDtlSt State Convention. And nt
nc current session there was certain
opposition 10 current PROPOSALS
Will" Bap;!sts did nu, consider nf-
llIlaIlnS with the Council of Chiu.-
! chrS. already they had become :,
part Of the North Carolina Council
.! Churches and Allrrd chmrch
League i"r the Abolition of Bcvcr-
age Alcohol.
In Christian ar Kingdom advance
ne continued, one may look over
Inc long period of time and 500 tho
M,'lS'cA''1h"SS of progress: period of
III" INST century Christians. dIrk
ness "i TIC Middle Age. the Rcror-
NATION: missionary era and in tho
present blight of war.
he! mere is certain progress as
I'r I"nG look reveals. as the die
'at"S of faith will assure and ~
"a" promise OF God fnrctrlS North
carolina HapifStS give evidence of
Strength numerically and financial
~ bap'iNiS are strengthened by
lhcir h"id upon doctrines of the
'"!ul' particularly with emphasis
upon Inc primary doctrine, of indi-
NIu'"! relation 10 God and the Suf-
l.c.rn'% "I the inspired Word Of
GOO. Ihr." was a rccmphasis on
IN" d"culn" Of separation OF church
and state.
Through the grace OF God 'Bapt.sts
WIZ cpNiH!uc t" move forward. de-
ci"rcd the minister. Emphasis vas
placed upon the following fields If
activity IN the. ChUgch group law,
p!imS Tor advancement: rural church
pa~tora'c>. $uill-W!nn.nG in all arcas
al North Carullna-riral Industrial
and mountain areas and in cities
"h!Hi%L-% efforts at the churches.
correction Of social evils i'm tho
stat" and a l"rac program of evan
GrlISm 9nu Worship. Plans were
discussed 1or The hrni..ue into the
world the Ideal, and princ.plcs of
''eS'i-. tL,, Savior q. men and M
lions. Postwar world claimed attrn-
ton Win cmrh:ssjS on proposals for
making bette world aud the belief
III the Uni:y ul the world The need
Ter great missionary volunteers who
qualify for a more efficient 'aSi; on
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
DUPLICATE VS.. RuBBERa

EVERY SKILLED devotce of
match-point duplicate knows that
he Should not reach out to bid n
game, as lie would do in rubber
bridge, unless lie thinks the
chances of making the game are
at least even. In rubbcrS, the
same players would extend Them
selves to seek the game. even if
the odds were about 2 to against
them. In play of the hands.
though. on both the oG,cnsc and
defense. there are rot nearly so
many players who understand
clearly the main ways where
match-point duplicate differs from
rubber play. .
remember. in such Il duplicate.
you are interested only in Compar-
alive SCorCS-how Your result
compares with those on the same
deals at other tables. If You are
The dcclarcr on a hand. after the
dummy goes down. and before YOU
complete your plan of play. csti-
mate, as best you can. what will
be the contract at most of the
other tables. Then act thus:
!. If you decide that most are
In the same contract as you. plan
to play in the soundcst possible
way both 10 make the contract
and score extra tricks.
2. If you decide you are in n
contract which will give YOU Il
very fine score if you make it. and
bad one if you don't, bend every
energy to making it. taking all
necessary chances. but no unncc-
essary ones, and making any pos
sible safety play.
.. If you decide you arc in a bad
contract. and your only chance TO
equal the others is by extra tricks.
go the limit on long chances TO
get them.
4. II you decide the others prob
ABLY are III game. whereas Won
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
Origin of Design
For 1913 B Seal

Andre Dugo. an in,rrnn,inu,,I,.
known artist and Illustrator. dcsinurd
'hel9i3 Christmas seal, which wcn,
on sale here today as the means nr
raising the funds To support the worI,
OF the Vance county Tuberculosis AS
Soclation during the coming ycar, The
local Seal Sale is held in cuni,rgc-
| Ton with the nationwide sale and will
continue until Christmas.
The seal pictures 4 small girl lpok-
ing out window and seeing Santa
Claus driving across the Sky. Mir
Duso, IN telling how the design came
To him, says:
81 wanted To show the spiri, of
Christmas and 10 represent at the
same time the wonderful ana impor-
tant work Of the tuberculosis .S,o-
Citations.
$50 | decided To p. int happy,
healthy child in Il world where il !.
possible for children To believe IN
goodness and the spirit of Christmas.
IN Santa Claus. in miracles ana IN
iaricS-in short, an ideal which. IT,
me, II is one way Of representing the
ann of the tuberculosis ;SsGc.a;iuns
to rid this country Of ne dread enemy
of health, happiness and security.
Since believe So deeply IN Chlst-
mas and in the idea of Santa Claus,
a little girl who looks out Of q Win
dow and actually secs Santa Claus
in the sky is reality To- me. a rcaiit"
which | strictly refuse 10 give uD.
This was the origin OF this year.
Seal"
MIR. Dugo was born in SHuinul:.
Hungary, and was drawing by the
time he was five. His one ambition
IVES 10 be an artist. bat his father
steadily opposed his taking up ar; as
Il profession. Sc he finally entered
the College of Technology in Buda-
pest 10 study architecture. an CE,cl-
lent groundwork. he noW adm.:s. 10.
his later career as an artist. for il
gave him background and trainin.
in craftsmanship no art school could
provide. He made no use. however.
of his architectural n. ming. lie soon
began Ia paint in earnest. studying
by himself the works OF the masters.
He had his first unc-mdn show in
Budapest in 1884. He spent the nest
l6 years i'm Paris. and his Wort; has
appeared in every important mag
Zlnc IN Europe and in the American
periodicals. Vanity Fair. Harpc:''S
Bazaar. and Town and Country.
Mr.. Dugo is an American citizen.
is married ~ IN American woman
whom he met IN Paris. and his ,,u
is now an ensign in the L. S. Navy.
The DugnS' home is in Suifcrn. y. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
PAGE THREE

small amount of fertilizer 10 hasten
decomposition. The material 10 he
rGticd should be placed in LAYERS
with fertilizer being spread on each
layer. a good garden fertilizer should
be applied in the following prcpara-
lions: Make Il five foot square LAYER
al leaves one foot deep and apply
IL gallon OF fertilizer. Each time a
one loot layer OF leaves is added. alb
ply II gallon ul fertilizer. Another
Way I" mae Il good compost pile is
10 use Il To- > inch layer OF manure
instead ol the fertilizer. The ccntc,
oi the compost pile should be LETT
sunkcn IN order To- hold and not shed
water. Decomposition can be hasten
cd by Sh"vcliu% the dccaying mass
from ON" pile 10 another several
Times during tn" winter months.
This compost may be used either
Is Il much nest spring or may be
worked INTO ~" SOIL. Last year / us
cd tw" year old compost in whicr,
10 set tomatoes and the original
plants. regardless of the dry weather.
Kept bearing tomatoes until frost.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22

Look now You can vary this kiddir
ir"ck. two kinds of nrCkS. Two
kinds ut sleeves. hearts To be worn
as pockets or applIqUrd ornament
For the iWO-tunc version at Pattern
99I" enlist your SCrap-ba". Pattern
tor applique included.
Pattern 957& comes in chil,!rcn'S
lies =. !. 6. g. 10. Size &. dress. all
one fabric. takes 5-& yards 35-inch:
Other version. So yard, 35-inch and
- yard contrast
Send SINrEEN CENTS in coins
for this pattern. Write plainly SIZE.
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
BER
Send your order 10 Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department.
% West 18th St., New York, N. Y.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
SWEET POTATO MARKET

College Station. h leigh. Nov. u
Tarbor City hu. ne of the best sweet
potato markets III &c United States,
probably the largest shipments by
rail arc Cor> dCrcd. reports j v Las
sitter, Extension horticultluiSt at
State College. bassitcr says that the
shippers there arc marketing quality
potatoes. washed. well packed, and
carefully labeled. Tho buying system
ca for farmers 10 pack their crop
on / :. official grgdcs and they arc
p,, Il g. ~" pd>is OF the percentage
of potatoes n,,,.. q ~" g. ldc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
Meeting of Class
At Miss Watkins


Miss Annie Watkins and Miss Rosa
Mac CuGhill we're huStcSScS tu their
Sunday school class recently at the
home of Miss Watkins on William
street. The president. Miss Rosa
Mac Coghill, presided over the
meeting.
During the business session the
secretary. Miss Ovcida Ellis, called
III" roll and read the minutes OF the
previous meeting The class voted
unanimously lu remember someone
~ Thanksgiving with a special
Thanksgiving treat.
"IhauktulucSS" was the subject of
d. DEVOTIONAL thought led by Miss
Il. Mac Coghill. After song.
Como. Yc Thankful People. Come
by the class. Miss Edna Freeman
!r1d The Tooth Psalm for the Scrip
'uG" reading. Each of the members
expressed what she has to be thank
IL. Tor this Thanksgiving. Mis-
AM" Watkins told a story. ~ Tur-
key Tor the Stuifing." followed by
poem. "A Toast to That First
Thanksgiving" by Miss Shirley Bass
The class then joined in singing
America. the Beautiful"
The members were asked Ia write
q snort paragraph on why L;k,
Thanksgiving" Miss Ovcida Eli,
W"" the prize of money with whic.,
she was requested 10 purchase a wat
savings stamp.
Al the conclusion of the meeting
me hnStcSSes. assisted by Miss Viz
gina Parham. served hot chocolate
''"HI"S and sailed nuts 10 thcil
guests.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
Mrs. f. Nj. Rollins
\ Heads Red Cross
y Nurse Aid Group

Appointment of Mrs. F.. NJ. Rollins
=. chairman of the local Red Cross
,,'n'nittcc on Volunteer Nurses
N0"N was announced today by Sam
.Ni"Id, chairman vi the Vance chap
;Cr
This committee, consisting of re-
personalities of hospitals. public
hoaith organizations. the medical di-
vision of OCD and lay members. ~
responsible for the selection. enroll
INC nj. instruction. and placing ui wo-
men volunteering for the N,rSc'S
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
NEW LOG CIRCiI.NE.

College Station. Raleigh Nm, -.
Stale College has revised IT, IN
tension circular ON hutChC-iun hog.
cutting up the meat. rendering the
lard. ana curing p"rk products. ID.
ID. T.. Brady. in charge al mv.l -
search. announced here today.
y Tree copy ui Extension Circular.
No. 262.- entitled THE Farm Port,
Supply and carrying all al his in
formation. may be obtained 1T thc
office of the county agent ur by Wrii-
ing the Agricultural Editor. State
College. Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
Regular Meeting of
/eb Y ance PIT. A.

Tar Icb Vance PIT. y. held is
regular meeting recently III the
school auditorium. with 56 members
present. Inc meeting MAS opened
with The singing of "MaSSa in dc
Cold. Cold Gruun'."
Routine business was transacted.
and L WAS reported that $50 wa;
turned in from the membership
drive. Room count was taken with
the second. fifth and eleventh grad
winning prizes.
The program waS III charge of the
fourth grade. They gave play.
"T"r Enchanted Book" IN keeping
W.,u National Book Week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
BARCLAY. ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities

are not. and your only Cnance Ivr
good score will be if they get
defeated, bend every energy to
make your contract safely. for
getting extra tricks. so that if
they get set you will outscore
them III match-points, with a illus
against their minus.
.. If You are III a No Trump
game. and see they probably will
play III major and make il, YOU
must exert every resource 10
Scor" an extra trick. beating them
by 10 points. as merely scoring
Your game will enable them &c
best you by 20 points.
q. If You are the victim Of an
unusual lead. probably not made
against I'll" others. which costs
You trick. try TO pick up an off.
setting trick in some way.
When YOU are playing on the
defense. try To max" tho same
sort Of estimates. but begin doing
II the best you can even before ar
opening lead.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
--HUN
Society: News
SOCRATI('.

Where is courage In the will?
I'm the wish lying still?
Is it pushed or is its part
The unhcSitating heart?
where is wisdom? In the past?
Poured into Il future cast?
Is il waiting on the sill
Or is il manner visible?
Who will find them? Who will know?
If Trey sting or if they glow?
Could they ripcn, like peach,
I'm my yard, within my reach?
Ruth Stephan, in Poetry.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
To Arrive for Holidays

Miss Charlotte Hobgood. of Airing
ton. Va. is to arrive tomorrow after
non 10 spend the thanksgiving hol-
davs with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. N. Iobgood, Oh Andrews avenue
extension.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
Visits Mrs. Powell

Mr.. and Mrs. ISham Keith and
J. NrmiStcad Burwcll OF Jackson
Ii..snts. Long Island, are the guests
ion cycral days of Mrs. Il. Il. Pow
ell u, her home on Charles Street,
and Miss Fannie Powell of Rich
m,ut. Va. spent the Weekend here
win Them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22
Return from Visit North

Mis-. I. c. Gill and Mrs. Frank
Mitchell. of Bobbitt, returned Satur-
dav from Il tcn-day visit To Licutc-
nan. and Mrs. G. J. McGrcgor al
M..an,illc. Pa. and also 10 Utica, n.
Y. md New York City.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22

, The cantaloupc ,irSt was grown in
southern Asia.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22

Those who wish 10 grow vegetable, /
through the diy. hot weather at nest
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22

Army needs you-now--in the WAC.
Go to your nearest us. Army Re
cruiting Station. Or mail the coupon be-
low. Get full information about joining
the WAC in your States own company
now being formed. Do it today The
need is now.
or you are Ineligible for the WAC
because of age or family responsible
tiles, take over the job of an eHeibio
woman, andfree her to Join the WAC)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-22

Saturdays Answer
50 Tax
81 River lSW;SS)
~ Queer
IL Money
iRONanl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Sikorsky toGiiye
Ford HeIicopter

Special ceremonies will be held
~ l:30 p. m. tomorrow when Igor
rrsky, inventor Of the helicop-
- presents his original flying
model. the VS-3O0. 10 the Edison
Museum in Greenfield Village,
Dearborn.
Students Of Dearborn schools
will be guests Of honor.
Henry Ford has accepted the
helcopter as in addition 10 the
transportation section OF the
museum.
SikorSky will fly tho helicopter
near the entrance Of the museum
on its last flight before IT goes 10
Join the large exhibit in the mu-
scum.
The noted Russian inventor
began work on the VS-300 in 1898
and its first sustained flight was
made in November, 1889. It's first
public demonstration was in May,
1910, and, from then on, the hell
copter began increasing its alti-
tude and flight time.
In May, 1912, the first army
helicopter. the outgrowth of the
VS-300. landed in Wright Field,
Dayton, and, shortly afterward. it
was delivered 10 the army after a
flight from Dayton TO ,Strattord,
Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
GM-UAW Dispute
Is Before Labor BoarC

The National War Labor Board
today has under consideration a
dispute between six divisions Of
General oMtors and the JAW
Go, involving 10000 workers.
The matter was referred pre-
viously to the department of
labor.
Workers Of Chevrolet transmits
sion division at Saginaw. Chevro-
let at Bay City, two Buick de-
payments in Flint and steering
departments in Flint and
S-slnaw, seek wage adjustments.
vacations and maintenance of
membership.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
County toFornn
Service Corps
OF Youth Groups
Home Defense Notes:
BY KEN HALL

Preliminary steps toward form
ing the Wayne County unit Of the
new Junior Service Corps Of
Michigan have been taken by the
WAYNE County Council of Defense
AT a meeting of executives, the
plan being TO make the local unit
a war services clearing house and
educational and recreative body.
There will be another organi-
cation session in a few days. TO
be attended by representatives Of
school and youth organizations 10
formulate a working plan. This
meeting will be called by Dean
Arthur Neef of Wayne University.
In charge OF civilian war activities
for the WCCOD.
A tentative plan Of organization
Is 10 form an executive staff for
the Wayne County unit which will
function as supervisory group
so far as the war effort is con-
cerned. its membership 10 be COM
posed of local youth group rep
resentatives and others interested
In recruiting the unorganized
youths of the city.
The youth clubs already active
will form the nucleus and other
units will be formed 10 take in
school children not now affiliated
with them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Thrift MQrbZeized LinoLeum

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