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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02
CHATTER SEVENTEEN

IT WAS the next evening after
dinner, while leaving the dining
room, that Mrs. Parkinson turned
10 Jean AMI R"sitI. II think right
now would he an excellent time for
us to start making plans for the
fiesta"
Il think II would be FUN" Jean
said. Never having seen Il fiesta,
I'm afraid ! won't be much help;
but I'm still in favor Of it,"
"Rosita is really an authority on
nesta. I'm relying greatly on hC4'
help"
The dark, surly look that had
cio'idcd Rnsita's piTIant face ever
since Jean had moved To The rancho
sud denly disappeared. Lights
danced in her dark eyes. n flash of
white teeth showed as she smiled
The delighted smile of Il child.
"Gracias. Sonora Parkinson. ]
love tho fiesta. Together we will
max" plans C%Cclcntcsw Her voice
Hpplcd with excitement.
Let's so in the study. where we
can talk without being disturbed"
Mrs. Parkinson proposed. while
The men enjoy their cigars in the
patio"
The three women went into the
book-lincd room. with its brightly
tiicd fireplace. its soft red leather
furniture, its massivcly carved desk
mat once had belonged to Madcro
MRS. Parkinson sat at the desk aud
TOOK up pen and paper. Jean stincd
smile at the way the little Span
iSh girl was prccring over her now
Importance. She was posed before
me Portrait of her mother. from
umc to time darling n maliciously
'ondcSccnding look at Jean.
Let's Sec" Mrs. Parkinson be-
gan. the guests will be arriving
"bout noon. They'll he furnished
aiter the long motor trip. SO
MINK 1t best we start things off
WIN typical Mexican barbnquc."
Bicnos!" Rnsita cried. "Dic dc
hcs'a always begins with the bar
becuc,"
ana wha' shall we have to cat
besides the barbccucd meat" Mis-
Parkinson asked.
"osita's eyes danced in the soft
grow OF the desk lamp as she chant
gu the menu. Wen have the gar
hachas first. then huevos ranclcros,
suacamolc. albondigas. camotc con
puma She ratified off the dishes
W iast Mrs. Parkinson could hard.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-02

4 group OF mGriachc singers siny.
me- ranChCro songs from the upper
balcony between dances. They
would have the Jarabe dance the
second nisht-that dangerous Mex
lean knife dance where the dancer
clashes raZor-Sharp knives over his
head, then behind his back to wild.
tcmpcstuous music. They planned
games for the guests, prizes to he
won. something gay and exciting
for every minute of their stay.
Mrs. Parkinson finally broke It
up after Il glance at her watch. IT
had no idea it was so latct I
thought the men would be in before
This. guess they're tinkcring with
that plane again."
The familiar phrase suddenly
took on suspicious Significance to
Jean. WE'RE Curlcy and Mr.. Park
lnSon working on the plane these
nights? Wasn't this her first duty
in the unpleasant business of in
vcStiGating?
She waited until Rosita and Mrs.
Parkinson had gone to their rooms.
then slipped out the side door.
Skirtcd the end of The hacienda and
started rapidly in the direction of
the hangar. She was passing under
the low branches of n huge old live
oak when she saw movement i'm
Ike shadows ahead. She stoned
short, sitting n scream. The figure
moved close. 1t was Curlcy!
Sorry if I frightened YOU" he
said gayly, "but I'm glad to know
you were coming out to find mr."
Anger followed Jeans swift
shock of fear. you're i.npudcnt!"
she narcd.
You mean to say you weren't
going to the hangar" he muir
INJURED incrcdulously.
Her anger choEcd hcr-angcr ut
the low business of spying that
could get her into a spot Ike this!
Look here. Don Juan" she burst
out. you may he heavens gift to
half n hundred little Mexican girls
around here, but it doesn't mean
you're irresistible to me-"
His hands on her arms held her
while his dark eyes laughed down
INTO hers. whats wrong about
mc-for you?"
She controlled the trembling Of
FURY in her voice. II prefer an
adult" she said clearly. "a man
who takes his part in the things
going on in the world. Who doesn't
run out on his country when there's
q war;"
oh" His voice was fiat but
with htimor, not hopclcssness, and
his hold on her arms didn't relax.
For one brcathlcss moment of high
hope she felt he had Il rcason--that
he was going TO explain clear
himHclf. Then his laughter broke.
His arms reached out and drew her
10 him. Put IL Curlcy went into
tho Army" he murmurcd. his
check against her hair. "who would
gcrcrndc the lovely senoritas?"
disappointment swept away her
illusion. In sharp rcvulsion. she
broke free and. turning. ran blindly
back toward the patio. AS she ran.
she was further annoyed to and
she was crying.
Go BE Continued
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= LOIS EBY and JOHN C.fIEMING

~ Keep up with her as she scrawlcd
off notes on her paper. When she
had finished writing. she turned ia
Jean humorously. Docs that sound
good 10 YOU" she asked.
Not knowing tho contents of q
single dish, il sounds drcadfully
iconiuSiHS,' Jean laughing!y admit
ted.
ITS really quito simple" Mrs
Parkinson smiled. "GarnurhaS a!y
what we would call in the States.
hOrS docuvrcs. Hucvos rInchcro.@ is
an egg dish made with peppers.
onion. tomatoes and chill powder.
Gulcm0lr il; made from ayagaGr..
Alb"nii"aS is What wc would call
meat balls. CImntr con nina IL a
very delicious de. SOFT ma#r with
sweet p"taturs am crushed rG.lp-
pie"
Sounds WONDERFUL" .,nir said
gaily. And after that, hope, Il
Sicsta."
mo" RoSita's slim ',n.lvs;rairht-
cncd in hurriiirL protest. "Nf'rr the
barbecue. she comes the r. lro!'
Jean frowncd. ON"
ROGita pnuur"I ,Inon This rrac-
ton with gl"c. "por't Won like the
rodco?" she manfred swcrtlv.
I'm afraid ! DON'T" Jean nd
mittcd. 1T seems so hrutal-ani
dangerous"
Rositl'4 nlarl; eyes flashed scnrn-
rullv She cave a tauntiry laugh,
"Only the towards fear danrcr,"
she cried. Grave men love if,
That is yrv." she added with sud-
den wicked serenity. "Curlcc will
ride the wild devil charro who twice
KILLED men,
Jean knew that she had palcd bv
thc rIn1tfug expression in Fosita's
eyes. Inw,r,llv il made her furious
I,,f clio srnr,,J react en- vinIcrtIv
,o tnc mention of CurIcv's name.
she ,olI herself over and over ;hat
lie meant nothing to hcr-shc even
entertained thc Thought that il
.,,,ur4 II, -, rnoJ fhiro if this norge
lid ,,r,,y linn -r,,ybr II yyo,1d
l.ro,l. com, congo into his hcod,
.rIr., gI,c Lc,rI MR. p,rI;irson'e
c,Ir, ro,cc. Don't worry about
Cu,Icv There rcycy WAS = horse go
yirI Inc cor-,Ipt handle"
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SYNOPSIS

Notified that her brother.
MELVIN MAlSiEN. it missing in
l.tIru.
JEAN NAHipEN. VIII" has risen to ihc
Top - = ii.hi"n model. quits her lob
i' l"'"iu" 80" rotary to
STEVE Lambs. director Of n nov
rubber plant III M"Ni,u. Jean has mn
abrupt Ir'r"'lu ton 10 rarrIICc. hand
SBius
fl'i:l EY. employed nv
MI. AND MRS PARKINSON. owners
~ TIA" l:hurho Gasoline. Jean ap-
r"a'S I" have r"lI:;"i I'll" jealousy ~
Ep$'lrh. pretty it'll" MrNican girl who
Is IN love with Curl.y.
YESTERDAY: Mrs. Parkinson tolls h"r
husband that ah" doesn't think E"si'u
VIII dn hul"r" harm because II her
Jealousy toward Jean.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

pupils two-day vacation Thanks
giving.
We thought that 30 miles Der hour
was the speed limit on ",r highways.
put II one tries I" keep 30 miles per
hour VI under on highway one he
Will get Just about run over aS IN
on 40 seems 10 bc the limit. Most %,
the fast driving Is beng done by
trucks and out-oi-St;,tc cars but par,
OF 1t is being done by North Carolina
cars
y new garage and coal she'd i TO
be built al the Methodist parsonage
AT Bcarpond soon. The old one was
destroyed by fire last summer.
IoDacco IS selling al a good price
on the Henderson market now and a
lot OF tobacco from this section was
sold this week.
You can tell "a mule by his bray:
you can tell II man by his talk" VI
known.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

Bridal Shower for
Miss MOLLY Rem

MISS Clifton Ferguson and Mr.. c
- Mcdlin recently entertained a, :,
Oriday shower in honor of Miss NnII>.
Renn, bridc-clcct. The home of Mis-
Ferguson WAS beautifully decorated
with mixed flowers and autumn
leaves
Parlor games were played by those
present. following which "a salad
course was served. carrying out the
iall color scheme. The guest of honor
was presented q cUrSagc of MaCAr-
lhllr roses. while each OF the nIIcs, :
received Il n"Segay of the same roses.
Little Julian Lee johnson came in
dressed as Il soldier, in honor of the
eroom-to bc who is now IN The
Armed Forces, and presented Miss
Renn with many lovely and useful
gifts.
Inc following guests were present.
Misses Clifton Ferguson. Molly Rem.
Sally j" Harris. Ruth BiSsci,. Il G.
hcl BISSclt. Helen Rogers. Evc!ya
Baker. Juan,a Pcn0crgraSS. .Iuui"
Nicholson. Ann" Anderson. Me-
danes Charles H. MCdlin. Robert
Iridgcn. Hilton J"uIncg;un. t.uacuc
smith. Joe Rem. Howard Andersen.
and little Julian Lee Johnson
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Union Chapel News
BY Rev. II. II. CASH

The North Carolina annual con-
Terence that mCr! II Rocky Noun,
las, week sent Rev. II. II. Cash back
to pastor tho Granville charge OF tho
Methods, Church for his second We. l..
Rev. q. ". Mathisun, of Hcndci-
SON. l. tcaChi"g science at the Icb
Vance high school for u few weeks.
Troop 63 Boy Scouts of Amcric;,
viii hold their regular meeting Mon
day night at the Zcb Vance school
The board of review will be held at
the school Wednesday night al &
o'clock. We will have some bows ND
Tor irSt cl~SS rank al this meeting.
we are very proud of one member
of our troop. Scout Thurman Stone,
Junior patrol leader of the COW patrol.
by some quick thinking. steady head
ana Inc use of some Of his Scout
training he saved a mans life by got
ing him out ni q wrecked car that
W, on tire Scout Stone proved him
iSci real Scout IN this emergency
and the highest praise is due him.
T.. T.. Wells WAS elected a. church
school superintendent of the Union
Chapel church al the last quarterly
conference of the Granville charge.
He took office lSt Sunday. The
church school elected their tccahcrs
for the year ~ Mr.. Wells took over.
and all the old teachers were elected
over Kenneth Wuodlief WAS S,,pcrr
tcndant last year and he did Il fine
job and left Mr. Wells Il good intmda-
non L. build on.
a special ArmiSticc Day chapel
program was held at the ZCD Vance
school Wednesday morning Il. {.
Young. principal Of the school. had
charge 81 the program. Mr. Houn.
Was Il captain in the other World War
and W much overseas duty. The
/ program was very impressive
The Zcb Vance school VIII be in
session Saturday so as 10 give the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
"1hanks To Retonga, |
Can Make A Big Crop"
He Felt SO Achy, Rundown
and Worried He Hardly
Had Energy to Plow a
Row, States MIR. Pegram

With grateful praise tor Rctonga.
happy men and women. many ui
them tlllcrS of the good earth. come
forward tu tell OF their happy relief
from distress that made their work
81 burden. Among these is Mr.. Ed
ward PcGram. farm owner and we'll
known lifelong resident Oi Route ,.
StpkcSdalc, n. C.. who declares:
For about five years. suffered
Somc'h!Ng awful with indigestion. |
mad - much gas in my stomach
after eating | just hated 10 go Ia
the table. Sometimes the gas was
:" strong il seemed | couldn't get
my breath. Stubborn constipation
had me in its grip and leii 50 achy
and stiff | could hardly plow from
one end Of tie rnW 10 the other.
My relief through Retonga is
really something 10 tell about. !
Just can't seem to get enough 10 eat
now. and ! can pillow all day
dom have IL take strong laXatives.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

lhcy move more rapidly, put more
men OUT OF action. engage more OF
the civilian population. but that is
Their military advantage, not de-
StructivencSS.
When Hannibal found the Ro-
mans at Cannac in PIG b. C.. with
swords and spears. his army killed
nO per cent Of the Romans. At
Waterloo, with the old muZzle
loading guns and expansive bull
lets. the English lost % per cent
"i their army on the battlefield in
one day.
The worst wounds have seen
IN the present conflict were in a
hospital on the Pacific coast and
were inflicted by Japanese who
prefer to fight close up with the
butcher knives they carry or with
bayonetS.
Efficiency of Medical Corps
OF course, part of the good NOR
tailty rate we are having is due to
the increased efficiency of our
medical corps. 1t is hard to make
n layman understand how much
better surgery is than it used to
be. | can trace the Improvement
during my own day. In the first
place, it is simplificd. The sur
gcons | used TO work for did about
30 unnecessary and awkward
things during one operation. They
had devised n long lis, of opera
tionS for any one condition: some
times they did one, some days they
did another. 1t was largely a mat
ter of whim. And they never really
perfected themselves in any one
operation.
The worst wounds in the pres.
cnt war arc abdominal. But even
so, whereas we used to lose 100
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Sho70er And Bridge Is
GiUen Miss FuZkuer

MIS-" Jessie BJIiv entertained al
iilcll shower and bridge hunuri,ii.
Miss Mary Gene Faulkner. bridc.clcci
ni Tins month. "Wednesday evening a,
" O'Clock 1T her home ON Suutnall
street.
Miss Helen TrlNvr M, high score,
Tor The evening, and low score prize
went l." Miss Dorothy Patterson.
Guests for the evening included.
MISS Faulkner. Mis- Alma DIXON.
Miss Catherine F'umI,huu@rr. Miss,
l.ucIllc White. Mis- Dorothy H;r-
rIS"n. Miss Meta Allen. Miss Lon
Adams. Miss Becky John Mills, Mis-,
Helen Tci>cr. Miss Helen Collins.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

Miss D"r"ihy Patterson. Miss Jackie
NcStcr. Miss NcSta WcStcr Miss
Carolyn PolstOn. Miss Elizabeth
l"plcnan. Miss Betty &. Jones. Miss
Mabel Hayes. Mrs. J. NJ. Brilcy, Mrs.
Robert Oakley, Mrs j. Maurice Az
len. Mrs. {. ID. llamm, Mrs. will Nit
chcli, MIS-. j. NJ. Fallincr, of Oxford,
and Mrs, Carl licrndon
Miss laliv served II salad course
I" her guests at the conclusion of the
game.
Mr.. T. .. Falkncr. Mrs. Geneva
Il. Tci#cr. and Misses Matte and
Lucy Hayes Joined the other guests
for refreshments.
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Mrs: Dixon Is Hostess
AtAln1u Club Meetin9

Mrs. +. II. Dixon entertained the
Alma club nj her home ON South
Garnctt street Thursday afternoon.
Lovely arrangements of fall flowers
were placed in the living room and
the dining room.
After short business session Mrs
Samuel Watkins presented a rcy;cy.
oi the book Lady Rardnlph" bv
lien" krauISc. 1t WAS dcIiphtrully
gwen. WILDLY showing the charm
and bvilliancy of this distinguished
lady.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

Ii there are la be lurl-~Carcc DAYS
IN her school she'll need this warm
lwO-plccc outfit. Pattern g46G. The
"WCsklt Jacket" buttons under her
chin. and may be worn with other
dresses. &c. the jumper. with blou<rS
or sweaters. Nice IN wool with vel
VCtccn collar.
Pattern 9I66 comes only IN chill
drcn'S sizes !. 4. 8. 10. Size Is. lum-
Pc" and Jacket. ; So yards 35-Inch
fabric and IL yard contrast.
Send SINTt.EN CENTS IN coins
Tor this pattern. Write plainly SIZE.
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE NUM-
BER.
Send your order to Henderson
Daily Dispatch, Pattern Department
232 West 18th s., Nov York, n. Y.
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per cent OF wounded men from alb
domlnal wounds, now we save 30
per cent or more. In the Solomons
the medical corps saved 95 per
cent of abdominal wounds.
VI course, many things contrib
ute to these good results. Better
and safer anacsthetics. the suifa
drugs, better nursing service, de-
pcndcnce on simpler antiscpticS-
these and many other things that
do not seem particularly dramatic
help in the good results.
Modern Surgery
At Pearl Harbor, modern sur-
gerry rather than modern Cunncry
outwittcd the Japs and prevented
them from carrying out their plan
OF destroying an entire popula-
ton. Three days before Pearl Har-
Dor DIR. John ]. Moorhcad, a spe-
cialist in war and traumatic sur
gerry, gave lecture on THE Treat
ment Of Wounds" On the Sunday
morning Of the attack he was be-
ginning n lecture on Burns" when
the summons came.
DR.. Moorhcad spent seven hours
in the operating room. Every
medical man was fresh in his prep
aration for the emergency. The re-
suits were in his words -"bcttcr
than | had seen during 10 months
in France in 1917-19lS."
On one navy hospital ship in
l'l2 there were only 7 deaths
among 1000 wounded mcn-a per-
ccntagc of O.1S per cent.
A good account of modern war
surgery will be found in George
w. Gray's book. Science at War
published by Harpcrs).
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
NJ. L.:-Pleasc tell me whether
1t is fact or superstition that it is
harmful to sleep on the left side
or with the arms raised.
Answer: Superstition.
{. S. e.: What should be done
for ingernailS when tho get sore
around the corners and have pu5
in them?
Answer: II is probably funda-
mentally n riMgwOrm infection.
The application of Whitficlds ONT
ment is indicated.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

Members present included: Mrs.
James ii. Brodic. *. l.. Burton. +.
II. Dixon. Il. IL. Perry. b. F.. Harris.
a. j. Harris. j. 4. Cheatham, T.. +.
Shaw and Misses Maricl and Kate
Gary. Guests for the afternoon
were Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. c. II. Tur-
ner. Mrs. S. B. Burwcll, Mrs. II. r.
Upchurch, Mrs +. H. Dixon, Jr.,
Miss Carrie Burton and Misses
knight. Moore, Wagner and Steel
man.
Mrs. Dixon served Russian tea
with dainty sandwiches and cakes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
Al WinStOn-Sal

Miss Edna Oliver. district director.
Miss Elizabeth FoX. program conrdi
major. Miss Greco GaIDraiih and Mrs.
Lula Finch will attend the mid-ycar
bridal shower IN honor at Miss Molly
fc>SIonal Wumcn'S club at Winston
Salem over the Weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

| sleep soumdiy and get up ready
Tor a full days work. cal pU,
in a Dig crop now and ! give Re
tonga full credit"
Rctonga j. Intended To relieve
such distress when due 10 los
"i appetite. insufficient flow Of
gastric Juices IN the stomach, con-
Stipation and Nitamin B. dciicien-
cy. Accept II" substitute. Rcto-ca
may be obtained at PARKER'S
DRUG STORE.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities

Then he led toward his diamond
holding East. who had BANKED
his a in order TO keep his last two
spades and a heart. ratified Off a
trick in diamonds. his two in
spades. and led to Vests heart A
for the final trick. holding South
to exactly his bid.
How easy II would have been TO
pick up couple OF extra tricks.
Upon winning with the heart Q.
he should have led at once toward
his diamonds. If East used his a
then. his side could have got only
enc more trick. with the heart A,
If he ducked. South then should
have won with the X and led his
heart *. West. winning. probably
would have returned heart TO
the j. Whether that or diamond.
the defenders could not then have
taken more than a spade at the
end in one case or the diamond A
in the other
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
Service Mems Dance

The junior Woman y club will hold
q dance for service men here Satlr-
day evening at Coopcr'S Hall from
500 to- II n'cluck. II is hoped III [ Il,
many girls rs possible who 10 Ia
Camp Butncr dances will attend the
a!,ar. Service men IN Henderson
oycr the wcck-cnd are cordially in
vi;cd 10 be present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
Birth of Son

M and Mrs. W. B. Granger an
Nnmcc The birth of Il o H. son.
William BarkSdalc Granger. a.. al
Mara parham hospital Oct. 81.
Nj Granger is the former Miss
Sally CappS Of NOYl!ua.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

DIR. Clcndcming will answer
questions of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
Goes To Georgia

Nh. John I. PARROT. Jr.. has gorr
t. Lyons. Ga. tu spend some time
with her husband vino is i'll camp
there j. h q u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
GARDNER TO SPEAK
ON SUNDAY MOVIE

Rev. +. Nnrllcc, Gardner. pastor
"i the Fins, Baptis, church. will
speak on The indictment OF the sun
day Movie" al The eleven O'Clock
worship huur "n SUNDAY morning. he
announced today. at The same time
extending an invitation 10 the public
~ attend.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
War Wound MortoIitv
BY LOGAN CLENDENING NJ d.

10y LOGAN Cl.ENDENING. VI. ID.
MODERN mechanical warfare
mas great reputation as a killer,
but 1t is largely undcservcd. or
course, bombs create horrible
wounds but the modern rifle and
large artillery make in general
small clean wounds. and propor-
tionately do not kill very often.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
DON'T SET EN- Up FIRST

If YOU are ultimately due TO
let the opponents have the lead.
while playing a No Trump con-
tract. don't operate in such d man
ncr that they are sure to have
one or more other tricks estab-
lished by them. Holding back a
stopper in the suit where those
tricks would otherwise be set up
may prove to be worth another
trick or two TO your own side.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12
Is Improving

Mrs. AlDcr, Peoples l. gccupcra;-
ing satisfactorily from an operation
at Maria parham Hospital.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-12

Dummy z LOOK the lead OF The
heart 10. South. seeing nine read
ily-runnable tricks. cashcd the
club Q and and decided to put
extra tricks up TO the single prop
osition of hoping the spades were
evenly divided. SO he could cash
thirtccner He scored the a and
then the X. Realizing now that
this would not work. II was too
late to change plans He went to
the dummy with the spade @.
scored three more clubs and had
his contract safely III hand. with
nine tricks
pis.iity,c1 b. kins
The Valley settler., 1943-11-26
NOVEMBER &c, 1913

LOCAL BOY III ARMY RESCUE VESSEL
COMMENDED IN lynx W KY"
is the Army Rescue Vessel P-l45 ntor-
ed port in.o dense fog and heavy wind j,
the. fog lifted enough for the crew
to see bonfires on the beaches. Sgt.
1uorin Of Juneau ind rs Wesley ST cher
Of Palmer, volunteered to t:lo q dory
into shore. They took the ships
doctor and q litter with them. !.
Roldier at this isolated spot
seri o1s1y i'll with appondi citis. An
other trip was MADE TO get another
soldier, suffering with on inf ctod
tooth. The P-l45 lifted anchor end in
spite Of q heavy swell and wi nd the
ship made good time back to the base
hospital, where q successful opera
tioa Wcs peri orMod.
leroy erranGs like this are lust Cx-
tro chores for those crews VII ich ere
stationed along the Alaska ainlard
md fer out on the Alout i'm chain.
fer the purpose Of rescuing flyers
end to salvage wre cksd aircraft.
aesle..r sieb (now Q serGeant) is the
son IF Mrs. L.O. Hayes CO Palmer.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1943-05-01
Promise Apology
For Racial Slur
In Song Parade

NEW YORK, N. (SNS)-The
withdrawal of lyric called Water
melon Advice from the May,
1943 Song Parade" was sought
this week by the NAACP.
The NAACP labeled the song
with its distastefu1 and outmoded
theme as insulting to Negro Ameri-
cans. Its authors are Irving Siegel
and Minnie Marvel and it is copy
righted by the Irving Siegel Music
Publishing Company.
In answer to the Associations
demand, the music company has
promised to publish an apology in
a forthcoming issue of the maya
zine and further assured the
NAACP that "unintential slurs"
such as the song will not happen
again in the future"