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Evening star., 1943-10-17

the South Pacific, and we were an
ticipating a visit from the Jap air
force from day to day. When Cen
eral Quarters sounded one bright
morning we didn't have to
he told what was coming. We
jumped to our battle stations.
For the next hour. during alter
nate sunbursts and rain squalls, we
all put in a busy time. l was at my
station below decks, and it wasn't
till after the third dive-bombing
attack had been repulsed that | got
a chance to 60 topside, and have
look around the fight deck. Most
of the light AA guns on the catwalks
had at least one mess boy clearing
away empty cartridge cases and
stacking fresh ammunition. And
there was Barton, down on the port
side catwalk, his helmet on the back
of his head, his grin wider than ever.
AS | watched, he stopped stacking
ammunition, and thrust his shoul-
ders into the curved shoulder bars of
Evening star., 1943-10-17

the AA gun rest, fastening the back
belt behind him. Two pharmacists
mates were carrying away the
wounded Marine who had been serv-
ing that gun, and Barton was taking
over his post.
He looked as cool as any of the
Marines around him - and they're
the coolest guys on earth.
A thousand yards off. several
patches of smoke marked the final
resting place of Jap planes that had
come too close to our barrage, and
Barton waved hand in their direc-
ton.
Dom pretty good, amt We.
sir?" he called to me.
agreed we were doing OK.
lust then the awesome loud
speaker voice from the island"
deep and mechanical, doomed out:
"All hands not on the guns, take
covert
looked up, and at first couldn't
see anything. Then l made out a
half-dozen or so tiny black dots.
rapidly growing bigger. The heavy,
long-range AA guns we're already
opening up with steady wham-
whan, and in few moments could
make out the planes silhouettes.
Barton and the other catwalk gun
ners were leaning back in their har-
nesses. aiming through their sights
and bracing themselves for the
shock. Then the order came: Mill
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his grin a little broader.
There came a time when |
had other things to think
about besides a mess boys
illegible mail. Our carrier had
arrived in a certain area of
Evening star., 1943-10-17

high-pitched roar.
BY this time l could see the planes
clearly, including the protuberance
underneath each that l knew was
l,OOO-pound bomb. They were near
ly ready to let 60 with their machine
guns, too, 50 decided it was good
time to obey the previous order, and
dived for cover.
Evening star., 1943-10-17
A Near Miss

THROUGH the narrow range of
vision the protective steel overhead
left me, l could still see Barton, his
helmet fallen off, his whole body
chattering with the recoil of his gun.
couldn't hear the Jap machine
guns over the roar, but l could see
their bullets splinter up the fight
deck.
Then dull, muffled thud reached
me - it seemed to lift the whole
2O,OOO-ton ship right into the air,
and then set her down again safely.
The bomb had struck close by in the
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meters, commence frlng!
And hell really did break
loose. A solid. binding wave
of noise rolled across the deck
- so many reports they were
blended in one unbroken,
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Mess i
After that sea fight,
he wrote his Axalea
a letter that even the
censor could read. :.
FIRST saw Barton in Hawaii at
the Naval Air Station. his ebony
- face shining as he scurried from
table to table in the mess hall. He
was one of the mess boys that
Fighting X" Squadron had brought
from the States. He came from way
down in Texas, near the Gulf. and
his voice was soft and pleasant. He
was favorite with the whole Squad
ron.
When we we're embarked on board
a certain now-famous aircraft car
rier, all our mess attendants were
transferred to the ships company. in
accordance with regulations. Barton
was heartbroken at being listed as
one of the crew rather than one of
the Squadron, but found SOME cheer
in the skipper's promise to get him
back on the Squadron's rolls as soon
as we left the carrier.
Mail Trouble
We HADN'T been at sea long before
Barton ran into another difficulty.
As member of the ships crew, he
ordinarily would have brought his
mail to the ships censors rather than
the Squadron's. But his writing was
something to battle more patient
man than the average ships censor,
and wasn't surprised when Barton
came in one morning to the Squad
ron Office, cap in hand, with one of
his usual fantastic scrawls to his wife.
''Mr. Greene" he said, grinning.
"the Ships Division Censor. he told
me less'n | could write better. /
couldn't write more'n two pages to
my wife and not as often as l likes
to write her. He said he couldn't
pass my last one nohOw, cause
he couldn' t read no part of it,"
l sighed and accepted the letter.
After that he came around regularly
with several pages headed Dear
Azalea,' which l trustingly stamped
Passed by Naval Censor" Each
time, I'd say to him. ''See here, Bar
ton, if you can't learn to write better
I'll have to stop censorlng your
mail" He'd say "Yes-sir!" But his
writing only got little worse, and
his grin a little broader. 10
There came a time when l
had other things to think H
about besides a mess boys "
illegible mail Our carrier had -
arrived in a certain area of
the South Pacific, and we were an
ticipating a visit from the Jap air
force from day to day. When Cen
eral Quarters sounded one bright
morning we didn't have to
he told what was coming. We
jumped to our battle stations.
For the next hour, during alter
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-07

zdravnika," je mrmral, ali zde-
10 Sc mu je, da je emo in drugo
brezuspesno.
Vendar je uspesno lezel v
hrib. Cudovito ga je~ ~bilo videti,
ko je izginjal in prihajal yes
skljucen in zalosten liza brste-
cega grmovja. Neizmerno lep
dan je bill. Use je vriskalo vese-
liza in moci. Samo ona, samo
ona mora umreti Sc danes! Cd
nekod, cd vasi gori menda, je
bilo cuti glas zvonov. Tu pa tam
Je re V grmu zapel zgodenj po-
mladni ptic. Trobentice in mar
jetice so cvetele V mehki, prvi
trayi.
O zivljenje, kako 81 lepo! .
.Upehan je dospel Luka ma
vrh hriba. Steza Sc je prelila v
mokroten kolovoz. Luka Sc ;je
"a hip oddahnil, potem je zacel
korakati po kolovozu doll skozi
bukov gozd. Zacutil je obenem
da je ze zelo truden.
Tedaj ga je dotekel kmet.
"Bog daj sreco! Kan pap
je vprasal.
"Bog daj; do Hudegaw je
odvrnil Luka.
"Pa ne k Hanci?" je vprasal
kmet.
"Prav k njej," je odvrnil Lu.-
ka.
"Ves, prijatelj, potem Sc kar
vrni,' je dejal kmet. 'Hance ne
dobis vec!" 'r~
"Kaj je umrla?" je vprasal
Luka.
'"Pred lett ze. Pa ljudje ne
vedo. .Hodi neka podobna okoli,
XII Sc izdaja "a Hanco. Pa je 81
rota zmesana," je pripovedoval
kmet. Tedaj je Luka razumel,
kako da ga nj umela Marjani-
ca, in nj on umel Marjanice.
"Ena lepimi zobmi?" je
vendarle vprasal.
"Prav tista; in radi zob jo
mnogi zamenjajo," je pojasnil
kmet in pristavil:
"Kaj tt je zena zbolela?"
"Ne," je odvrnil Luka, "neka
sirota, XII nina nikogar."
"Aha," je odvrnil kmetic, ''bo
ze. Pa S Hanco nj mic. Sc lah-
ko vrnes!"
(Dalje prihodaUcj
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miriam, da je vsako vznemirje-
ME o kaki nevarnosti "a uredi-
tev italijansko- jugoslovanskih
mel popolnoma neupravieeno.
Radi tega SANS apelira ma raz-
ne organizacije, skupipe in po-
,sameznike, da ne delajo nepo-
trebnih apelov v istih, V kate
rih naglasajo potrebo "a posi-
ljenje telegramov ma vladne Or
game. VISA TAXA della spadajo v
podrocje SANSa, XII je stalno ma
strait in XII bo powell potrebne
korake cim Sc pojavi kako ne
.varnost "a slovenska vprasanja.
Vse take zadeve raise predlozi-
tie SANSovemu uradu. Napacen
korak V napacnem trenutku lah-
ko napravi veliko skodo. V tenn
oziru zeli SANS vec kooperacije
in mani neodvisne akcije.
Zapisnik seje bo priobcen v
okrajsani obliki v bliznji bo-
docnosti.
,Mirko G. Kuhel, ,pomozni
tajnik in zapisnikar.
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ne nameravajo teh ujetnikov IL
pustiti v oskrbo prijateljev ali
sorodnikov Ameriki, bodisi
pod kavcijo ali s kakim drugim
,pogojem, niti ne "a delo v raz-
nih industrijah ali ma farmah.
FVojni department pa sedaj raz-
.pravlja o vprasanju, ali Sc goto-
vim ujetnikom dovoli vstop v
zaveznisko armada ali ne. Ker
ia zadeva Sc nj resena, bo SA-
MS tudi v bodoce storil, kar je
mogoce, da Sc zelji srovenskih
ujetnikov ugodi ter Sc jih sprej-
me v zaveznisko armada.
SANS Sc bo aktivno podal v
kampanjo "a tretje vojno po-
sojilo meseca septembra in s
pomoejo svojih podruznic zbi-
raj podatke "a ZdruZeni odbor,
XII Sc je zavzel, da bodo Ame-
rikanci jugoslovanskega pore
kla nakupili bondov "a rs mill
jonov dolarjev.
SANS je razpravljal o kon-
ferenci v Quebecu in ie infor-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-07

lovanja pripada SANSu, XII je ma
podlagi kongresne resolucije po-
vel potrebne korake in inicia-
two. v Zdruzenem odboru ina
vsaka skupina po sedem zastop-
nikov, katerih stevilo pa Sc mo-
re bodocnosti po potrebi po-
vecati. Predsednik odbora je
Louis Adamic, podpredsednik
"a slovensko sekcijo je Etbin
Kristan, tajnik pa Janko N. Ro-
gelj. Drugi zastopniki SANSa
" tenn odboru so Joze Zalar,
Mirko c.. Kuhel, rev. Urankar
in Marie Prisland. Slednja diva
sta bila izvoljena ma seji 21. av-
gusta. Program zdruzenega od-
bora je bistveno isti kot pro-
gram Slovenskega ameriskega
narodnega sveta.
SANS je ma tel seji Zdruze-
nemu odboru odobril vsoto 1000
dolarjev IL SANSove blagajne
kot zacetno financno pomoc.
Glavno politicno delo vseh teh
narodnih skupin DO V vecji meri
vodil Zdruzeni odbor.
Do 20. augusta so znasali
skupni dohodki SANSa S19,-
874.95, izdatki pa $4,233.76. Bi-
lanca torej znasa S15,641.19.
SANS je ma omenjeni dan stel
80 podruznic.
Glede italijanskih vojnih u
jetnikov slovenske narodnosti,
XII Sc nahajajo v ameriskih ta-
boriscih, je SANS prejel odgo-
'vor cd vojnega departmental, da
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MLADA BREDA
POVEsT
SPlsAL DIR. IVAN PREGELJ

ca. Hanca je bila pref jkrcma.
rica."
.'Ti 1jubi Bog, sal vendar nj.
81 .pijan, Lukap' je z rokama
zalomila Marjanica. "Nikoli nj
;bila Hanca gostilnicarka!' -
"'Je bila! Stara matt te revice
tu je!"
"Saj nori," je zastokala Mar
janica. Toda Luka nj bill videti,
ko da nori, in cello resno in pa
metno je rekel:
"Ne razumeva Sc, Marjanica.
Ali 81 tt kdaj videla tisto Han
co, o kateri govori?"
"Seveda sem jo videla," je
odvrnila uzaljena Marjanica.
"Pred sedmimi lett sem jo vi
della. Nobena deklina nj imela
takih lepih zob. To je, vidis,
Hanco pozna vsakdo ze po ME
nih zobeh. Stara je, zobje pa SO
kot pri triletnem otroku.'
"Zobje, zobje :" je mr.
mral Luka, "tudi ona je imela
lepe zobe."
"Ti Hance ne poznas," je "a
kljucila Marjanica. "Zato me
poslusaj. Pojdi cez Dole do HUI
dega, tam pa povprasaj pc
njej. I'll bodo ze pokazali, kod
LIE meni veruj, &c nihce, Hanca
jo ozdravi! No, pojdi! Sal vi
dis, da JAZZ ne morem. To pot
bos re napravil."
Zmeden Sc je dvignil Luka.
Marjanica mu je dala Sc nekaj
navodil, in Luka Sc je odpravil.
Toda tedaj je pristopil Sc en-
krat k Jerici in il gledal dolgo
v izmuceno lice. Potem 81 je hi
tro otrl solzo in stopil IL zida-
nice.
"Glej," je mrmrala Maria
MICA "a MIN, "dobrega srca je
lie. Da Sc mu lie ne zmesa po po-
ii. Nekaj je kvasii O start mate
ri. &c sem lie prav slisala - Sc
We ep'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-07
Il 81. urada SANSa
Seja SANSa 2l. augusta

SeJa SANSa Il. augusta
Ma 5. seji sANSa, XII Sc je vr-
sila kot obicajno v hotelu Sher-
manu- v Chicagu v soboto, 21.
augusta, so bill navzoci: Kri-.
stan, Prisland, Zalar, Kuhel,
Cainkar, Jurjevec, DIR. Kern,
rev. Oman, rev. Urankar, Zaitz
in namestnica K. zupancic.
Med najvaznejsimi zadevami
je bio porocilo 0 ustanovitvi
J Zdruzenega odbora ameriskih
Jugosloyanov v Pittsburghu 10.
junija in 0 prvi seji 5Zdruzenega
odbora jugoslovanskih Ameri-
kancev, XII Sc je vrsila v Sloven-.
skem .narodnem domu v CleVe-
landu 6. in z. augusta! Ma seji v
Pitsburghu so bill zastopani le
Slovenci, Hrvati in Srbi, med.
tenn ko so ma konferenci v Gle
velandu bill navzoei ttudi zastop-
niki Bolgarov in Makedoncev.
Ia seja je velikega historicnega
pomona, .kajti tkot je znano, je
to pryic v zgodovini, da je bill
ustanovljen Zdruzeni odbor, v
katerem SO zastopane svse jugo-
slovanske narodnosti, odnosno
Slovenci, Hrvati, Srbi, Rolgari
in Makedonci. Veliko zasluge "a
vresnicenje ideje skupnega de-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-07
Luka gre po zdraynika

"Luka,' je' rekla Marjanica
"ali znas molcati?"
Luka je pogledal nekako "a
wet Marjanico. Sedel je ma sta.
rem stolu, MENU nasproti oh
Jericini postelji je .slonela Mar
janica.
"Tisto noe, ko je nasa neve-
sta skoro umrla," je govorila
Marjanica, Isl jo videl -"
"Hanco" je dejal glavo
kimaje Luka.
"Kaj, tt jo poznas?" Sc je "a
cudila Marjanica.
Prikimal je.
Marjanica ga je pogledala ne
kaj hipov vsa zacudena, kako
more vedeti 0 Hanoi. Saj mu nj
hotela zadnjic niti ziniti njej
Vendar pa nj bila Marjanica e.
ha onih, XII bi dolgo visela na
vprasanju. Zato/ je tudi sedaj
pomislila: &c We, We. Potem lah-
ko govorim, kar mislim. Tako
je mislila in tako je rekla:
"Po Hanco pojdi! Ona tt O.
zdrayi Sc kugavega. Oni ii bo
teh malo koz ugnala."
Tedaj pa jo je pogledal Luka
zacudeno.
"Katera Hanca?" je vprasal
slednjic.
In zopet ga je pogledala Mar
janica debelo.
"Ne norcuj Sc! Katra Hanca
Pac ona, XII jih je ze toliko
ozdravila I"
"Jaz ne vem nic," je odvrnil
Luka. "Zmotila 81 Sc, Marjani-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-07

BaS ko je Luka hotel zaviti
mimo Peci V breg cez hrib v
Dole, ga je ustavila Anica. Pri-
hitela je bila "a MIN in mu
stisnila desetak v roko.
"Nate," je dejala, "in pripe-
LITE ga, da jo ozdraviw
Luka je vzel denar in priki-
NAL. sele po poti Sc je domislil
da je Anica mislila zdravnika
'Prvo k Hanoi, potem pc
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(Nadaljevanje)

"sime, ali Sc res mic ne bo-
jis?" ... "
Odkimal je. &c Sc je bal, Sc
je tega, da ne bi dobil Sc kaj
tovarisev pri velikonocno oblo-
zeni mizi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-09-07

Kot Hv& u6iteJ nogomaeta
"a Fordhom kolegij, je koman-
dast Jim Crowley vajen nasto-
pitt pred kanaero s "football-o." "
Y JuSni Afriki pa je mesto te-
ga stopil pred kamero s ko-
kOsOvin1 OrehOna.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-05
Bapt:ists In
Lay Service

y Ea!rio'Ic H,INICC entirely al
charge OF ia''mcn Wus hulu at :,
FIRST Edp;lat cnt;rCh Sunday !uorn-
ing, with iDur Shur, tLiiiS given ~
lay mCinDvrS Of the congregation. all.
iGLi C&cn,nI the Kttyvl BLracl Gil.
81 men I!ula the Sunday s.huu.
SIP Su.iil% The program.
The general theme was .'rnc
SphI.ua, background OF the fJui
Freedoms. Clifton T.. Mill, .poKC
on "FrcCdcm Of Speech i'll the POST
war Worlu". with "Frccdom from
theme OF 3. &. Wells. "FrCCdum from
Fear: A Religious Quot was tho
theme OF Dr. ". ". Noel. ANA y. l..
McLemorc spoke on "Frccdom ui
Religion fur All Peoples.
B, p. Terrell. president of the Kit
trcll class, presided. F. l.. iInncll
gave the opening invocation and tic
principal payer later was by J. &.
kittrell, for So years teacher oi thu
class.
Patriotic hymns were used. includ-
ins America America the BcaulI-
fur, and Faith OF Our Fathers" at
the close, with Il StanId Oi The Star
SpanSlcd Banner concluding. W. Is.
Harrison gave a baritone solo. AiWyn
p. Barnes was Crganist throughout
the service.
Iwu !iLnutcs Of silent prayer pre-
coded the Gcncd!c.iun Ly Mr.. iC.-
rel.
soldiers in uniform served is uyh-
CTS dtu ing TIC program.
The pastor pi the church. Rev. T..
NorIlCCi GardEcH, WIS ai.S.lIi q.
Ridgccrcsi, III Il religious conference
al the Southern Baptist Assembly
ccntc! in Western North Carolina.
The service wa largely attended
by members and Visitors. ana G>n-
cral approval OF tTc exercises y.;,.
heard from mary VINO Commented uu
the ullGGcnCSS OF the program.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-05

angc blossoms and was edged with
Shahtilly lace. She carried a cascade
: arrangement of brides roses and
StephanotiS conferred with white Or
ends against Il background OF lace.
! The brides only ornament was a
strand OF pearls, gift OF the bride
groom.
! Mrs. Thurman G.. Vickcrs, mother
Of the bride, was dressed in Lime
chiffon with Il shoulder cursagc OF
lavcndar orchids. The bridcrrUnn.s
/ mother, Mrs. Walter Wallace Phelps
vi GrGrnvlllc, wore Il dress of flow
! eTco chlllon with cUrSaSc OF rcd
roses.
immediately following the ccrc.
| mony, an informal reception was
held at the home of the bride for
members vi the wedding party, rcla-
lives and out-uG-town guests.
! during the evening the bridal cou-
pie left for short wedding trip after
which they will be ri home a, Well
sion, Ga. For travelling, the bride
changed 10 a two-pi2cc suit OF aqua
Shaniung trimmed with white piuuc.
| Snc wore white accessories and a
corSagc of orchids taken from her
wedding bouquet.
Mrs. Phelps is the daughter Of Col.
| and Mrs. Thurman G.. Vickcrs OF this
city. Colonel VickcrS is sr"ior chap
| lam with the Army Air Forces in
| India. The bride attended Greens.
/ b"ro College and is Il member of
The Junior WUmaH'S Club of RALEIGH
The bridegroom is the son of Mis-.
Walter Wallace Phelps Of Grccnvillc
and the late Mr.. Phelps. He is with
/ the Cluartcrmaa;cr Corps at Warner
Robins Air Service Command in
/ Wr!lS'"n. Ga. Prior 10 his entrance
irto tho Army he was Il buyer for
ne Person Garrett Tobacco Company
OF Gr%cnvillc.
Among the out of town Wedding
gurS'S were Mr.. and Mrs S. r.
| ChavaSSc. Mrs. Malcolm Penny. Mrs.
! II. I. Morris. Miss Mary Frances
! ChaN2ssc. MrS. H. E. Chavassc, all
Of Henderson.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-05
Christian
Revival Is
Begun Sunday

Win Rev. fr..nH II. Lewis, of
Portsmouth. Va. delivering the scr
mon III the evening. the annual re-
wal OF the Congregational Christian
church began Sunday. The night SCI
vice was also the first OF the July
August series of Sunday cvcnin
union services of four cooperating
churches Of the city, others 10 fol-
low Cac'I Sund.y Tor the two MONTH.
period at King ) Daughters Park.
Rev. d.. Lewis preached on thu
adequacy of Jesus L.. the needs OF
the world IN The present crisis and
at all other times. lie emphasized
man relation H. ana nc,G al Coz.
and SAID that SIT / III the world dn,.
Is one ui the most r"Wcrll force.
man has 10 rC:Nun with. H. held ui
tic bower oi JESUS Christ u iurgiy,
SIN "a AvCimG al n>ldS Vi the III. 81
liduJl.
The revival Is IL run through TIN.
wtc! AZ least, and services each eve II
ing VIII l." 1T q q Cluck. with l.
Lewis preaching. Tie public - in-
vitcd.
Kc!. j. Frank Apple. the pl5,"l
pre- idcd At the Sunday Cluuir. SOP
vice, and welcomed m,mbrrS uI 9th
cr congregations, and also Introduce
DR.. Lewis.
Prayers were Sid hv both MIR. Al
pie and Rev. W. ID. Lclnuis, pastor
ui tic First frc.b' -! Iau church. Dv.
Lewis save the .,tIcGI"tiun al tnC
close. The congregation comfortably
iillCd tEC church auditorium.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-05
ON LEADS OUT OF TURN

NO DIVISION of the new Laws
of Contract Bridge shows greater
improvement. along the lines of
common sense. than the reeu!a-
tons applying to leads out of
turn. These are much more thor
oughly. more clearly and more
equitably covered than in the past
codes. Here are the laws on the
subject:
l. If declarer leads out of turn
from either hand. either defender
may call attention to the irrcgli-
larity. but only the defender to
the left of the hand from which
declarer has led out of turn NAV
decide whether or not it should be
corrected. and the declarer may
not withdra'T the lead until that
defender requires lead in turn
That defender may treat the lead
out of turn as a correct lead. and
must treat II as such if. before he
has required lead in turn, either
defender. deliberately or mad
vcrtently. plays
II declarer is required to correct
his lead out of turn. the card
wrongly led is replaced IN the
hand to which it belongs. and
Ia If it was a defenders turn
to lead. there Is no penalty:
10, if dcclarcr has led from the
wrong hand, he must. If he can.
lead card of the same suit from
the correct hand Correct proceed
urc under tbl dictates that tie
lefthand defender when rcru.r-
ing dcclarcr to lead from his own
hand. should name that s,ur
which dcclarcr is by law obligated
To lead If that defender fails 10
do so. and If neither defender he
fore his side has played. questions
declarcr regarding a possible re-
woke If he leads another suit. the
lead stands as correct lead.
2. If a defender leads out Of
turn. declarer may treat the card
so led as correct lead. and must
treat it as such if he plays a card
from either hand. deliberately OF
inadvertently. to the lead If he
requires q lead in turn. he may
ia) If 1t was the other defenders
Distributed by King T
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-05
SCOUT REVIEW BOARD
MEETS TUESDAY AT 6

The IN n;hly board Of review ior
Henderson Soy Scouts viii Dr held
TUESDAY night at 8 O'Clock IN the
FIRST Presbyterian church. All Scouts
qualifying :rr advanCCmv 4 arc urg-
al tG be present 50 that the coming
CuUrt of Hnuor. To he held at Camp
Balance Rock next week. may DC an
outstanding success.
Troops rom all of the northern
area of the council will be repre-
scented AT tn" court of honor at the
camp. and IL l., hoped that the Hen.
dcrSom Boy Scouts will bv uu;Sland-
irg beth IN Inc quality and quantity
of their advancement al the court.
Father James King. vice president
OF the board Of review. will preside
over tho meeting of the board tomor-
row right.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-07-05
IN the Sir Naltcr Hotel.
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
Hy LYNN NISBET

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ions concerning the wars effect ON
civilians. All answers will be official
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q. My brother in the Navy is hay
mg $50 a month deducted from his
pay and sent to my mother. \ sec
on brother, in the Army, tried to
take out an allotment for my moth
CT. but ii Was refused. Can the
brother in the Army also have a
certain aluIunt each month deducted
from his pay and sent II my moth
er?
a. Yes, all he has to do is sec his
commanding officer and tell the
commanding officer hos much he
wants dcduciSd and sem his uoihrr.
g. My husband has been III Inc
Army since April. 1912. and have
received only two allotment checks,
and they were for the last two
months. Am due anything tor the
first twelve months h" WIS away?
y. You certainly urr. But arc you
sure the CHECKS yuu received were
Ion the last two months. ana not Tor
Tic first Two months n" WIS away?
The government asks that persons
receiving ailUt!ucUlS no, write about
them unless II i HbusiUicly cS>ru-
tlul. but il you don't receive chccKa
Tor the other twelve months in the
near future. no doubt YOU would
consider il essential. I'm that case
write the Allowance and Allotment
Branch, Building ~. 10th and Il
Streets. n. T.. Washington. y. G.
g. Can anyone IN the Army stop
n ,rifn'. .llln1 rnnniD