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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
7434 HARPER
MMATTRESS--SPECIAL


y \ NMATTRESS--SPECIAL
De luxe mattress. neavy layer Of felt TOP
and bottom. roll edge fully guaranteed
cur S2i95 value. while they last. Sl5.33.
WASHINGTON FURNITURE co.
1855 Gratiot Ewes. I'll Q.
MATTRESS special. slI.95 Many others
sac. superior Sanitary. 1929 Cd. River.
NEW furniture trade your plano. City
Music. 74i2 Mack. Open ewes.
PREWAR built box spring, $3.50. Lees.
it6 w. McNchols 1891 Gratiot
New innersprine mattresses. studio touches.
l., s. Bedding Co., 4540 Maybury Grand.
REBUILT apiece living room suite, like
new SIS
2isi GRAND RIVER. At THIRD
RED Chinese Administer rug, sNl2 used
very little. S27 Mitcheirs 5000 Gratio'.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate us'.
INKS in the bg sunday Tunes Want Al
SectlOni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

REVEREND LILLIAN LEE = Church OF
Christ Appointment daily. 1860 West
Grand Boulevard Tyler 6-7333.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

pROF FLTON-ADNISOR
CONSULTATION daily. 1913. Tuesdays,
Fridays until D.. closed Sundays 34is
John X 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Dancing Instructions
BE POPULAR

BE POPDLAk
Lean . Vaf1 fnx Irat r.mha. conFa
special course. s. 90. TrALun school 81
Dancing a-t7 Woodward
SPECIAL course ballroom tAaclug, 81 SO
guaranteed course. private lessons. s..
Tree Studios o. Dancing 900 Woodward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Where To Dine

Eat AT SHORES
l32Ga " WARREN. Mr. SCHAEFER
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings in Tho biz Sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

New innerspring mattresses. studio touches
L, $. Bedding Co, 45iO Maybury Grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Wanted Miscellaneous
Furniture, Household Goods Wa
Gold, JeWeIry Wanted

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds, Jewelry. old
gold. Original Detroit Gold Reflners,
SIDNEY KRANDsIL.. 1880 BROADWAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings ia the big sunday Times Want Ad
Secfl0ni
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-23
3eitbilH int Spiceel Scr
preiie

S1 einem &ommentar 81 ser bon
Jrant 81. GroEipaith, Dem Negeriiih-
rer uno Wtitalieo ser gtelr s)orfer
Souling slutboritp, geeen sic Som.
mlniiten biersulanoe erbobenen Sc
ldnlbiglng, baB lie Not lmo Yrob.
leme ser 9teger ,alS Mittel sur So,
Oerung set SaGe Sesaonnunismus"
allsbeuten, bemerft r@orlo-Sele-
gram: vWenige fomnuuiltililc
8runOlGbe iino beiier befannt geapor-
Ben als ser SeDrias. SaB Sic Initii,
tllng bon llnralt rnb llnoronung in
&laiien Elm Saupt5iel Des &pmnu-
nismus Iein ioate. gtoh baben sic
&ommlniiten irgenOetapas bagegen.
oab iolfe llnralt uno llnoronune Drt,
lihe @eipalttaten uuo ielblt 8erbres
den briiten."
Ser ,8rpoflpn eagle" i6reibt I'M.
ter oem Sitel rSSn 9eutidlano IN
beltieren": rsluf Yotter's 6ielo BE-
grilben lie neulih cine 6rau bon Meap
Yorf, sic nor, lpdbreno 1no naf Dem
0eltfrieg 9tr. 1 $35O,OOO in Seuts
ihen Marf angelegt bate. 8ereoter
ais cine a,lsfiibrlite @eihitte berif-
tet ibr slrmenbegrdbnis, apas nit Dem
Germ0gen geidab, oas tie in Ser oeut-
iden 3ltfrnit inpeitierte, 10 wie iie
iid) ibr Dor 5,pei ooer orei SSabr5ebr-
ten Saritellte. gber tie fpar nur e II e
6rau. Was lou man ppn sen Millio-
men bon Seltideu iagen, sic nift nur
ibr Germogen, ionbern ibre gan5e 3u
fllnit, 2e6en uno @bre fiir bie gu
funft 0eutlhlanos mis Spiel iesten.
10 mie Sitler iie iDnen se5eihnet ba
te, Slnoerttauienoe ben ihnen lieaen
be9raben in gefrorener rllilild)er groc
Sallenoe bon anOelen itarban, ais
ibre IGGer iiber ibnen einltiir5tcu
unter Sen 8omben, BON oauen sic ma,
tionalen Sfipinoler ibnen geiagt bat
ten, baB lie 1eutiflanO ME erreiher
tpiirocn. Sic ale ieben elmer bon Ger.
ror nno Gleno ueroiiitertell 3ufuuit
entgegen, obne Soifnung, iolanae tic
ii6 an Den 9raum oeuti6er 8orberr.
daft flanlmern. Sic ipielten 1914
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-23
Si3iliihc Grinneru,,e 9

Vel elneln gltstlllg Don Saornlll!G
ms Snnere oes Salloes, ser oen aaH
SEN Gag in slniprud, uabln, murGt
llns pon Sotel oas iibli1e &0rbdbsn
nit @rot, 6leiid), Giern, GebGf,
Sriiftcn lno @eln mitgegeben. slls
ih llnterlpegs sum erltpr Wtale nl:o,
oaran mahen ipollte, trof MIDI ylGbs
lid ein ainoerblif. SD belt cin luh
betraftete mir ons Menldenfinb cin,
ous lih ba anld)idte, Ser perIu)ipcn
oerllhen uno mlrdenbaiten Wabl ;eit
zines Sngleie poer stlnericano 5r5:l-
'6nuen. IS mar Elm Sllnge uo!l Gt3t
pSer neln Sabren NIT einem id'ma-
len blaiien @eiiht rnb treunenoer
Iugen.
Gr lab 10 aus, als luenn man i'm
nit meinent Meiiemittugeilen cine
quite balbe @ohe erntibreu fonue. Gr
trug einen grallen Solbatenrof Ser
ibn bis aui sic ,SiiBe reihte unb Gil
Dem ipabriheinlid belonoers Ser Gor-
jug geidust muroe, oaB man iusoer
Semo nod Sole oarllnter brald,ts.
Sie aermel lparen ll!ngetrenpcit.
aber ser fleiue &erl bate trosoen ei,
men beitGnoigeu aanpf nit ibnen 5il
fiibren.
8uns uabe beran tam er crit. nls
ih Shinfen uno gier uno 9istllite
unb Srangen uno 9irnen beralsjoa
uno Dor ibm glGn5en rmo oufIcn licb.
0a perlieb ibu Sic Shell uno 81, tiio.
lihe 8eberrid)ung lno er iagte nit els
ner lmcnolid iebniiif)tigen Stinlme:
81, III arrancio tanto, liailCrc:"
Cine, cine Orange MIR mohte ih ibnl
ooh geben.
llnO Oa erflGrte ic) nod einniai, ba6
naes, mas ih ae5eist bate, iilr if:r
iei, uno CAB ibm bas geiiillte aorb.
den in sic Sano. Gr muhte il.nler
nod unglul,bige 9lueen, unb crit ais
er nit leinent Sd)at Elm paar Sd)rit-
te suriifgetreten !uar mo iGj ibnl
nid)t nahIprcng, ipnbern a;:ilutns
terno Sunifte, luar er leines 0tiines
uno ieines @liides iiber. gr ltieb
einen SGrei aus, ser lpie ser geutc.
l1rei zines Nallbpogels mar, uno
Damn itiir5te er intmer nod lhreiello
bapon, irgelloeinem midtigen arouen
6elshlcd at, Der in @irflihteit oa2
Saus leiner Wtutter apar.
Der Soloatenrod flatterte Inn sic
braunen 0einhen, bie 10 itiirmild,
beimlplrts ltrebten, llnO id) lpeiB
nift, mas riibrenber mar, oie arnlitt
oieies &inoes, sic nit elm pnar 8e~
langloiigfeiten 10 iiberidruenglidp iif
beiherft fiiblte, ooer bie itiirmiIfe
Nrt, nit ser er if)reieno oauonlprang.
INN auf Sic anberen an oielem lnoer=
bofften Jeit teilbaben 81 laiien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-23
21e,.e Strai3e H,,rst
periie,t perbinNet
1n>iett NIT Rui3laf,H

yteu Selbl lleber IHnoerlueite Stref.
fen, iiber sic friiber MIR Elm Sano.
pfab fiibrte, rpnen nun ltanDig on.
nabrcllo talHenO al(iiertc Wtilitir=
Saltluagen, Sic oeln transport pon
Sute, 9autIhltf, &upfer, 3iun, Guet.
fiber unb anoeren fricgsluiht;gen
srtifcln aus oem iubiihen ins Ioip-
ietruiiiide 8ebiet oienen.. Sn .3eit
bon orei Monaten lit nGnlit cine
nere, breite MutomobilitraBe ourG)
oas 6Itlihe Heriisn gdbalt lporSen,
pnO 5luar, ba es lnmoslid mar, Nta-
ifinen bierbin 81 id)aifen, aus'hlieb-
lid ourh menihlite Sdlloe llnter 3us
bilfenabme bon Sade ,nb Shaufel
Cine ar,nes BON 10000 Mannern,
6rauen uno &i1oern Fat bas Stra=
Beubalnperf, oas notig gelporSen tuur,
nadoem bie Seutihen bis in Sen
aaltfalus gelangt iparen, unter Set
tung zines aus gertretern abge5iiblter
10 Natioualitdten beltebenoen 'Stabes
onrbgefiibrt. gtun fam Sic Seffent-
liffeit in oieie Satiad)e eingeipeibt
iueroen, Sic eriparten lGBt, oaB bie
geliefsrung HuBlunos ourd) Snoien
in perbaltnisnrdbie fl,r5er 3eit einen
nod un9leid) eroberen llmiang an.
nebmen miro.
.0as Wsab unierer Sieferungen fiji:
&uBlano iinoet feline 8rense nur al
Sen periiigbaren IranspurtnlGglif
feiten," bamerfte elm inbiiher Snou-
itrieller Sem 8eri1teritatter seger.
iiber: vihon iebr baIo boiien mir, ois
,3abl ser 2alnpagen iiir oieie 1rans,
porte betrabtlih permebren su fGn=
nen."
Die nelle oitperiiife &oute bon SSn,
oien nad &ublano, Sic nun 5l elmer
mittel- uno elmer tuelt-periiiden &ou-
te bin5ugetreten lit, mibt I'M gan5ei!
800 Meilen. N,f bean peitals grOBe
rem Sell bieler Strede, lldmli6 aui
6OOWteilen, beourfte es eines pollig
nellen Strabenbaus. Srob bes atan~
gels an medaniiden &ilfsnitteln &c.
lang cs bierbei, iolbe Ifppierigen
Mufgaben 81 betpdltigen, uie bie gr.
bauung bunoerter bon 8riiden, oi;,
Gerbreiterung bon 8ebirgspdiien, 81,
Yflaiterung al1ssetrodneter alter
6f,Bbetten lm6 Sic Seritelluns bon
gnttpGiierungsfandlen.
Srinfluaiier uno Sebensmittel fir
Die Sehnifer, ipie a,lh fir Die Mrbei-
ter. uno slrbeiterinnen- &olonnen unS
fiir Sic BEL ben Mrbeiten perlpenoeten
Eiere ,n,,Bten auf Sen SRiiden uon
&amaraoen heran9eid)afft iperoen, oft
bon bunoerten bon Meilen tpeit ,ent-
iernten Ylmtten fer. 9flno tauieno
WobnbGuier muBten entlang ser &ou-
te erriftet tperoen, bn Die srbeits-
pertrGge cine 8eitimnltng entbielten.
oer5ufolge niennanb mebr ais bier Mei.
len CUR Mrbeitslteae 5ll geben baben
tpiir6e.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-12-23

uno perlpren. Sic ipielten lpieoerl;nl
1889. @eroen lie Elm orittes MiaI
ipielen.?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
71-Ccnt Egg Price
Need Not Be Paid
BY Consumers Here

Rrn"rtS al 7l-ccnt Il duzCn c..
III Move mbCr reed not SCARF lie
dcr""n housewives, according Ia Ar
lhllr II. Surprise. secretary of the
Henderson Chamber Of Commences
There Will be- Il-ccnt CggS. brIi :iucv
practicaii" all c"a; sold in ii.nGcr-
son are unGraGcd. the price fer made
IA eggs j. of little interest.
The highest retail price for ur-
graded Gigs, for the month oi No
rcmbc:. will be 80 cents in .mal!c..
stores and direct from farmers. 81
cents in larger independent .lrrCS.
The maximum price which the .ar-
m"r Will ic permitted L. a.k ur re-.
>rI"c. il h" soils Wholesale t. SrrIc.
VIII be IL cents.
Jn%rad.d c::%S this WCr':-cld hay-
Wholesale ceiling of 50 cent .n,'
i retail ceiling Of &c cents in snarr,
stores. - cents il larger indcur, r .
cnt store. and II cents in chain
stores. Effective Monday and lu.
two weeks tie price Will incrcaS
one cent for each group. Tie cr"
price rise Is slow and normal for the
fall sea. ON. These prices ma be i'm
creased Two cents Il dozen. 'urpris.
says. If the eggs arc pac!:cd in car
,C'tl<.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
COFFEE RATlONING
MAY EN- AUGUST i

Warrington, July lG.-Ct:D {
lie" - Price Aun.I isa,iltr.u iGi.
pi.I"E." prc..ictrd to-day tn:il "p!.,
r"l,"LihS will end on q b"lu.r Iu
II. ana supplies Of C.!.c, wiil
ample I" provide III tn ar ma.
bICW that Americans can dunk.
coffee supplies appear L. ia Ill:
en-" ii;tinn of all Iv-iIirt!,na. ti.v
S;.IG, and only some t:a!iy I.n%!,
CIrlIi e CNcnt-sIch az u new ,,;
break Of Submarine warfare Jh Z.
t"!N"Lcall-Cuuli ElucI; dropping d,
!#tinnIng.
The verdict, it WAS under. ,ur,
was coached al special mrr;in" b:
i"'cn representative. ul tie or.
AMI 49, i"uliur" DcpIir,,nt.
Ii">l;icni E,n:C, at AL recent
Hat improvement III The buill
""'lE.i t-b"t, SAY" p:,ni e. Of re
- |l', Cu:SIhnr. IC.i:iCiiuIS G.
collie and sugar.
How ever. in the Cgso of suaI.
blA icclS the rrc. iIlmt was a hit.
.': premature.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
SOCzETY NEWS
JUST BARNACLES

1t must have been quite rol,y wear,
ago
l first lay by tidal poe. in M,;,c
And heard the gulls sharp cry. IN,
old refrain
or waves on rocks. There was =
friendly glow
Oi summer sun, Il smell OF thinn;
that grow
In ocean water. Many times aram
! have gone back III wont.c, and
have Tain
Beside that pool, to sec if il is 90,
The barnaclcS still lift their rlatrs
of shell
And, IN a world of strange trans
lucCncy,
Their nets of tinted Er&Samcr arise
And arc Withdrawn again, as by
seine spell
OF sudden Lilliputiau wizardrv,
just as | saw them lirSt-with
buyIsh eyes
G"uiiroy Atkinson
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
Family Meets for
Birthday Supper

The children and gran. .chiI,lrcn of
Mrs. +. l.. Fuller met ~ her home
Sunday evening, jelly II. f4. u picnic
supper h"noring the birthday or
Mrs. Fuller and her daughter. Mrs
Edward Thurmond. of Atlanta. a.
MIS-. /. {. Gill was ais Il bi,ihd,v
&ucSt. HAVING had Il birthday on
Thursday.
l.icnIr baskets were brought and
u large table soon filled with de
lcInus food ana ice icr. s;napShut,;
were made during the Iirnir. catch
ing In" group unexpectedly as they
enjoyed together the delicious .u.r-
3cT.
Ihn.c ;i'cndinG were Mr.. and
Mrs. i. l.. Fuller and IN, Leland
FULLER. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton FulIr,.
end dnuchl.r. Jcam"tl" Fuller. Mr..
ana Mrs. Fletcher Fuller and chr
a. en-. BrummI'i. LCnCllc, and rd;tic
zones. M. aid Mis-. E-,cr Prrl,Ir-
Srn and children, Bert md NIl"rin
Pc. EiGS0n. Mr$. Charlie. f.. f'I.IIcr
ana on. Jay E!vi' Fuller, Jack Fui-
lcr. Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Gil and son.
Cline Gill. ,nl the hru,r gUcsis.
MR.. Fullrr and Mrs. InuIuumG.
The children who were unabL, tn
attend were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Full
Ter and SON. "l Troy; MIR. and Mrs.
+. NJ. Fuller and daughter. on
Gainesville. Ga: Edward Thurm ,nu
II Atlanta. Ga: and Charles T.. Fun
iri VII" l. NOW stationed IL Iiohg-
lulu.
The &uc-'s departed at bedtime
Q s...,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
PRICE ORDER STUDY
TO c. OF c. MEMBERS

a very thorough but diasticalI,
c"idcn., q :iudy Uf two now maNi-
mum rlicc orders which will crn-
to! practically all retail food stul"
sales ALTER August is being dCIlycg-
rd To members Gf the Henderson
Chamber al Commerce.. aCcurdrn" I.
Arthur II. Surprise. Tho Now urd,...
MFR 80 irr chain store. ami MI.I;
423 for independent store viii r.
place CNistlnG orders MI'R :3% and
26". and wIil include more th;n =
Dozen nrU food groups which ~ the
pat haze been controlled by C"u
plICItcd and ImwulEabI- methods.
The new orders arc definitely u
pcrI"! II any previous food control
orGCr$. Surprise says.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
Epson People Can
Vegetables Grown
In School Garden

me lar&" NiCicry garden spon-
i"''H ny the Ep sum PIT. \. Is nuyy
D,in& c,HCd Tor by volunteer helm oI
~" school district. and large. mlIn-
al ; ii vegetables are being canned
'"r u:r III the .cnool cafeteria n"xI
.!C;,r.
ON TUESDAY of last wcc!: = Ccv.
iiC'ithS members met and prOcrSScd
40 quart al string beans. and lust
.uctd'ty real canning party was
hriu with la quarts al string beans
ana III quarts Of buttcrbcau. BENG
2inn'd. N,At Thursday The people
.: EPSON again plan IT, process, \c-
&r;a"!va IEtt have ripcnud by that
lime.
Tuesday a picnic luncheon wn.,
brought ana served for those who
''s"L'iSG lr canning, and il consisted
u huuritul supply of irICd chick
81. bHI!cd liam, sausage. chicken
..,Iad pIIncHtp cheese, cream cheese.
AMI tomato sandwiches. honey cakes,
cookies, pickle. sliced tomatoes. GU
climber, apples. iced tea and PEPSI
CII"S, and 10 top il all dc!lrIuu,
D.d-!aSh!oEcd mulasScS pudding.
These were served with fresh Ncgv-
tables and corn cakes cooked in Inc
!unchroom and served hot.
Some time in the early spring inc
PIT. y. voted 10 sponsor At cannCrv
and victory Garden for the bcncli, Of
!hr school. - help furnish vy.c-
tables ion tie school cafeteria which
!cu an Average OF lob per day last
,,:r. j. !. Griffin. agriculture teach
-. %dS asked H. serve as chairman
al oil committees. with the privilege
If n;hnln" hi- cWn committees. fnC
committees were composed al lmc
following: planting. T.. NJ. NyScuc
and w. !. HDwcn; CultivatIna. G.. ".
EHvC5 and TrllIr Smith: equipment.
Mrs. +. +. Fuller and Mrs. W. \.
Rowland; C:mu.n". Mrs. .. ". Rcun
and Mrs. T.. y. .l"yncr.
These committees. with the coop.
Grafton of the community. have
planted and cultivated Il large gar
. Grn which IL nov producing Il large
supply Of Vegetables. Next TUESDAY
pC"pi" Of the BuhbIti COmmuniiy
Will can and on Thursday EPSON
people will can vegetables. The or
GauIIItlun of the two groups VA,
brought on because Of the necessity
Oi canning as mUch AZ two days q
.,cCK.
In th" garden arc corn, irish po-
tItnCS. butter beans, tunatuC... amC
strinGbrIIS.
Thu>,. It sting lr,' Tuc.lHy wCi.
NcsUImc, T.. l.. Fuller. Percy Duke
II. T.. New man. ". j. bowen. -. l.
DIcl,Ic. Mabel Newman. Il. l.. New
man. q. ". l;,nn. {. y. i;cun. Br;.-
nett Ny.clr. Julian Mos. Roy Mos.
~ ". Ny.cuc. j. H. McInulpy. W
\. Rowland. !. S. Rowland. j. -
Rowland. il; l.. Rowland. TulliC Fus
lcr. Wallace Duke. l;Culah NCwtri.
Ben Allen Newton Diha IiIyc.
Fletcher Fuller. N...,S Carrie NJ
ton. R,lma and Sa.IIr Vim. MARY
Bowen. Carolyn .lc sup. Patio.
EowCn, D1rd Sa;tcrwli,c. Aruc,
DiCl>ic, Lorraine A"~c',C. and Donate
Ay:Cuc. ". &. Hunt. Larry Me-
CaIlcr. J. r. Griffin and Rev. j. T.
Mcc"ulry.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16

Mrs. Dawn Sbo....
presided over q Shn,, IT, H. p.H'ocl,''
sion, during which BUSINESS ScS-
made bv c"mm;,tc" ivl3olS were
presented Mrs G r My.; .,'' 'iio
gram chairman "'is"'' pr"-
About urtv c,,,, ,,,.,
their guests wcrc sc,,o, -, , anu
decorated with .,r,,.'n,' ~ VIC ''ole,
crepe myrtle and r,,r,n''t',' 'N'''S Vi
stamp cnrsorr. v,l,Irh 500, 'i,a wal
.,I,I Ia. a., "'' h'iov ana
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16

III" CHE tailored lines g.. TIL, but
confront yhiriW' II. q. :"r IT,
signed I" conceal tina; extra pound
age: Marian Marin i'a;;,rn yIi2.
MADE IN a ciitp cultnn ~ ,lrn.
rHH'h' viii take ga sh"pEinG 81
Keep you trim through busy day. al
Rcd Cross or cani"cu work.
Pattern 9li2 may he ordered only
IN W"m"n's siZCS 81. 3f. 80. 40. -,
~. III. 48. Size 81 requires 3 ID
yards 35-inCh fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
Tor This Marian Martin pattern
write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID
DRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch,
Pattern Department.. 232 W. 18th ST.,
New York, N. Y.
BccauSe Of the Siowness of the
mails, delivery of our patterns may
take few davS longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
-hs Authority - Authorities

and the club 4 completed nine
tricks for the dcclarcr. giving him
his contract.
Foresight by West should have
tcl'l HIM to duck the heart X on
the second trick. South then. if
the X was singleton. as hoped.
would have had TO use the dia-
mond a 10 reach dummy. so he
could lead more hearts. West
could have taken the returned
heart q with his a. then knocked
cut the spade a. The hearts would
be dead then. because West could
win the fourth round with his 10.
That would have limited South to
two tricks in hearts instead OF
five. and would have compelled
him to let West in with clubs.
whereupon diamond lead to the
X would have enabled East TO fin
ish the hand with the Getting
spade tricks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
West End Club to
Have Club NIGHT

Mcmbcr. o The Wus' End Country
Cab vii ,-S"mblr tonight II 9
o'clock f." Inc monthly CLUB MIGHT
affair II the club, and plans promise
tEd; il VIII e aS successful as The
two prellpU, entertainments held
thi' Sum""r Cards. dancing. and a
variety ID. ,1l'&rmCmi; arc planned
i"r 'hC Cr'".' aim0'ut ol those who
attend. .I'' ."irc%hmCH'. are .CrvCd.
II Is i.."t Ina; large percentage
# Tive "rr'lrhjD viii be 81 nan'.
!cr tonight, event.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
Goes 10 EdccWoOd.

Corporal j. X. Anderson. who has
been assigned to Camp ButnCr for
the last eight months. mas been
transferred tn the Army chemical
warfare school IT EdgCwood. Md. He
j., frcm Salt Lake CITY. Utah. and
has Visited in Henderson number
Of times since being at Butner and
!: n'utc well known to many local
friends.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
From WASHINGTON

Mrs. Stanley Evans and little
H"u"h'"rS. Peggy and Shirley. of
Washington. ID. &, arc visiting Mir.
Evans .Iaicr. Mr.. s. q. SpruiIl. MIR.
Evans is Il former resident of Hen
derSon, and has many friends here.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
DESTROY HIS TIMING

If YOU can make a No Trump
declarcr use up n needed entry to
dummy before he has its long suit
established, You have destroyed
bis timing of the play and rem
dered that suit worthless u him.
Counting the numhc' Of probable
shoppers of the suit held by your
side. and the number of entries or
re-cntrics To get at the suit. will
usually give you the key to the
situation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
Here for tTrck-i;nil

Miss Resale Watson, student at
Wake Forest s"nIEsCr .chonl. will
spend the weekend here with her
parents, Dg. and hir$. s. Il. W.:Sun,
and Will have as her guest Miss
Roberta Di;nb;,r. of Luuyimburg.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
Lean Alice Baldze,in Is
SbeakerAtB. p. W. Meet

W., Dean Alice NJ. Baldwin. of the
woman woman $ college at Duke university,
SPOKE before the members OF tho
business and Professional Womcn's
ci''o and a number of visitors al n
supper meeting Thursday evening al
The Vance hotel.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
Miss Iiirht Hare

Mis- Margaret Hight, al Centenary
Junior college. liackcttstuwn. New
Jersey, Is spending her vacation here
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. l..
Hight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
TomorrOw's Pro5ie1a

Dealer South. Both sides vui-
n'rib!e)
How Should East play this hand
for %-No Trumrps after the heart
y takes the first trick. the o. 10
and q constitute the second. and
III" 1. S and * the third?
hilIi"s Syndicate. Inc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16

Miss Mary Allen arrived ycStcr-
day lrom Richmond, Va. Ia spend
about two weeks here with her par
cntE, Dr.. and Mis-. T.. G.. Alien.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
X = \
" WITH OUR BOYS 4
" IN SERVICE "
4 Il

Corporal W. IT, pcrduC. who was
called home Ivy the death of hi.
m'iCr. Mrs. l.. &. rcrduc, will re-
man al home until nest Friday. lie
Is ,tHI"ncd a, the Army air base at
purltyllo. Idaho.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-16
Has DECr.itiuli.

Mrs. Carl H. Curli.l. who under.
went an operation = II.la parham
hrsp'&! Monday lno.2u3, - report
cd 10 bC DONG nicely.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

The difference between a meat
dish served with and without
sauce is so noticeable that little
need be said about it-experience
being the best teacher in this case
as in most cases. Here are just a
few of the hundreds that every
housewife can prepare:
Grill Sauce
tablespoon melted butter
tablespoons dry mustard
Pinch of white pepper
4 tablespoons port
l teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
l teaspoon mushroom catsup
1 teaspoon walnut catsup
l teaspoon Soy sauce
After stirring the mustard in a
little of the port mix all ingredients
together, heat and beat. The tang
of this biting sauce may be mott
fed by changing the quantity of
mustard. Serve with all grilled
meats.
Sauce Au Vim Blanc
4 tablespoons butter, melted
l tablespoon flour
l cup reduced broth
One half cup dry white wine
One tablespoon onion juice.
l tablespoon mushroom liquor.
Salt and white pepper
Minced parsley
Juice of half lemon.
Cream flour with a tablespoon
butter; add reduced broth in which
meat or fish has been cooked; cook
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "
: Three Meals A Day :
3 BY SIDNEY SNOW 3
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures
BY SIDNEY SNOW

until very thick. Thin with wine !;
heat and stir until very smooth.
Add remaining ingredients, beat
ing in butter last. Serve with
white meats and all sea foods.
Sauce Au Fines Herbs
l tablespoon minced shallots
l tablespoon minced mushrooms
2 tablespoons butter
l tablespoon flour
Half cup white broth
Half cup white wine
l tablespoon minced chives
l tablespoon minced parsley
Salt, white pepper
Simmer shallots and mushrooms
in butter without browning; add
flour and broth, and simmer. Add
remaining ingredients and heat. If
too thick, thin with a little hot
broth. Use for chicken, sweet
breads and vegetable omelets.