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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-23

NEW YORK-UP- New York
state democratic leaders conferred
today with Postmaster Gen. Frank
{. Walker, Democratic national
chairman, on candidate for lieu
tenant governor to succeed the late
Thomas W. Wallace, Republican.
Walkers decision tot call the con-
ference was taken as an indication
OF President Roosevelt's interest
in the election in his home state
Nov. 2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-23

PHILADELPHIA-CP-In one u
the greatest manhunts in this area
in recent years. police OF II east.
ern states today searched for
jeweler accused of stealing $780,.
600 in gems and fleeing with what
detectives limited was woman COM
panion. Carl W. Gsand. 80, former
owner of mid-city jewelry store,
was charged in 35 complains with
using devious methods of obtain
ing jewelry by fraud.
, 1943-07-09
Keep meals eood-tastine and hearty.
Use ia of your RED STAMPS for FATS
-. they are VITAL ENERGY FOODS

Government nutrition experts say
spend II of your red stamps for
fats. Use the chart in this ad to help
you choose the rationed fats or
shortcomings you need most. You'll
want a spread for table use. You'll
want a fat or shortening to use IN
cooking. Many women have found
high-grade vegetable shortcomings
that keep fresh right On the kitchen
shelf Can be used for every cooking
purpose
, 1943-07-09
PLAN YOUR MENUS BUDGET
YOUR POINTS >. SHOP EARLY!

YOUR POINTS SHOP EARLY!
You can turn your ration points
into delicious, energy-giving meals
if you follow those simple rules of
rationing. And when you figure out
your ration budget, don't skimp on
fats! You need them for energy to
work with
Yes, fats are a rich source of vital
food energy. And meals prepared
with fat taste good -. they're sat
isfying aod hearty.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Society News
THESE ACRES.

The upper pasture that we seldom
plowcd
Is doing better than we thought, and
there
Arc signs the orchard will be heavy
boughed.
Before October's clear and frosty
air.
Never have sun and seed conspired
to mean
So much as now, when every inch
of land
Must prosper, when the cornstalk's
generous green
Affirms the singlencss of heart and
hand.
These acres that we hold have work
to do
Beyond the usual reckoning of
year.
They arc the futurc-somcthine
finer, too,
Than any hope we ever planted here.
If Suppcrtimc comes later now, we
know
The reason, being proud to have it
SO.
Leslie Nelson Jennings
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
STATE, RECREATION
COMMITTEE TO MEET

Cha"cl Hi. JUly 27.-Thc st :,
recreation committee OF IS mem
bcrs, recently appointed b. Cover
nor }. III. Brnughion. will meet al
the University %! North C?rpliur
here ext Tuc day and Wednesday.
August 3 and /.
This will be the first full meeting
since the organization session. &C
coEd:ng t. Chairman r. NJ. Grum-
man and Executive Secret ~ Har-
Old ID. Mover hero. The Durnpsc will
20 I" hear reports from the 35 mem
2CTs. invC try tie S:aic'> total roc
'cniion picture today. and map plan;
for the future
TIE sessions. Wh.ci will be held
IN the Institute of Government
building. VIII open At 10 O'Clock q Il
run through noon Wcdnc rda
Governor BrOuphtOn has been in
v!ted to attend the open meeting
for the general public in Hill MUS"
Hall { $50 Tuesday night. and
Mark McclOSIic?, director of rccr"&-
lion fer to office q: community
services. Fc@c:al Security Agcncy.
has h"cn secured as the headline
speaker.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Rationing
Calendar
BY the Associated Press

Meat, cheese, ctc.-BoOk = Red
stamps p, q, X and S valid through
July n. L good until August 81.
PROGRESSED fruits and vegetables
Book , Blue st-mpS n, p and q valid
through August I, S AID L valid
AuguSi l 10 September I.
Sugar-Book stamp | good for
five pounds through August Is;
stamps 10 and l6 worth five pounds
each FOR home canning.
Coffec-Book stamp - worth
ono pound until Angus, II.
ShocS-Book / stamp 10 good
through October 81.
Gasoline-ln East, No. 6 "A" cou-
pos worth three gallons each: else
where No. I worth four gallons. Il
ana { coupons in - Northeast ST ties
worth 2i2 gallons, in rest of East
three gallons; elsewhere four gall
Ions.
Fuel Oil-Pc:iod coupons Of new
season valid lf-til Jan. 3. 1914. and
worth ID gallons per Un.. (must cou-
pons good for several Uni.s cach)
Last years period coupons good
through September 30
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Reunion Held for
MIR. and Mrs. Hicks

\ surprise reunion was held ni
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. vi.
Hicks near Warrcn;on on Sunday,
July %, hon0ring their 22nd an.i-
Ne!sary. About eighty tric@dS and
relatives We're present.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Tick aud ramily. Mr. and
Mrs. S. N. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
II. IilcKS ana family, Mir. and Mrs.
\. +. Hicks and family. Mr. and
Mrs. l.. /. Hicks and family. MIR.
and Mrs. G.. W. Hicks and family.
Mr. ard Mrs. J. ii. Hicks and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Grail. OF.
Greensboro. Mrs. j. +. Hicks and
family, Miss Lucille Hicks IF Chapel
Hill, Mrs. Curtis Smith, of DanviIl2.
Va, Mr.. a: d Mrs. l.. 4. Finch and
family, of Oxford. Mr.. and Mrs. Eos
ter AyScue. of Portsmouth, Va. W
c. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. n. y. Har-
ris. Mr.. and Mr.. y. +. Gri>som and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Edwards
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Tuck
CT and family. Mr. and Mrs. p. l..
Ridcout. Visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
7. w. AyscuC and family. Mrs. Mar
garct Grissom. Mrs. Collie Culpcpp,r.
and Miss Dorothy Mae Atkins. o.
Darville, Va.
When the guests lc!t they wished
the honorcCs many more happy an
EivCrSaricS.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Williams. Mrs.
Williams i the former Miss France;
Hicks of PcryVr!lc. Md. and Mr.. and
Mrs Hpndy Dlrf.I and Ir,,iI,. ,,.,,.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Shocco News
BY Mrs. J. Vi. Aston.

Hubert Olive. Jr.. Of Lexington. i
visiting MS uncle. !. l.. Suuthcrlanu.
Miss Anne Turner. Sidney Elem
ing. Tommic Harrington. BubbiC
Fleming. and Vernon Fleming. ,Jr.
have returned To their homes aftc,
attending the Ill camping party at
White Lake.
Miss Anne A.S'Dn has returned to
H"r home after spCnd.aG week with
Mis- Aiuiy Alice Turner.
Friends uf Mrs. y. l.. Fleming.
"hU has been i'll. will bC glad T.
learn tina, shc Is steadily improving.
Misses Louise and Mary Rose AL
StUn lcft today for MIddlCburg t.
spend icW DAYS as the guests ol
Misses Clara Lee and Marjorie Blum.
Misses Lee and Blum expect To ac-
company them home fur few days
.ISlt.
Misses Jennie ASTON Carrie AL
>t0n. and Marina Williams. of lncz.
were visitors III the huIEc of Mrs. T..
'T. Aston. ST.. the past week.
MIR. and Ms. l.. ". IinnCs. of
StatC$Vlll". visited Mi. Barnes sis
CT. Mrs. c. a. Collins. Friday.
Miss Dora Aston. who has been
confined to her bed for several
weeks. is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. p. Aston, of
Elizabeth City, are expected to ar
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
LESS SHARECROPPING
ON TAR HEEL FARMS

Raleigh, July 27.-(AP)-Thc sta
t!st:cs division of tic ST &c Depart,
nlcnt q: Agriculture reported today
u decrease in he Number of share
troopers" ON North CAROL farm.
ouri Z The past 80 years, but said
there had been an increase in the
numbc" Of renter families.
The division said there were now
approximately l23.i76 renter mi
lies e. farms in tho state, compare
with lUT.287 in 1910. The numDc'
reached $ hcighcFt peak in 1888
when there were li2.l58
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Home from Africa.

Private Maurice Faulkner, Jr.. WIN
mas trained and served in the field
artillery. i here on a visit Ia his
father. and M. aunt. Mrs. +. T.. Cur
rim. after being furloughcd back 10
this country from Africa He was in
Africa Tor -jN months and saw scrv-
ice in the campaign in TuniSia.
where he Wds severely Wounded.
After receiving preliminary treat
mcnt in Aniv. Private FalSncr WIS
sent back To- This country. and is now
on sick leave. with his father and
aunt in Henderson. He has been in
the service year and a half. and
was in Africa almost from the time
of The invasion and until his ship
mcnt back 60 the States.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Dance Schedule for
August Announced

The schedule of dances at Camp
Butncr during August 10 which
Henderson girls are invited has been
received, and consists of five dances.
The da;"S. together with the Service
club at which the dance will be held.
ana the senior hostess, are as fol-
lows: August 6. Club No. 2. Mrs. w.
ID. Payne: August 10, Club No. /.
Mrs. Howard berlin: August 20. No.
/, Mrs. S. Z. Jcnncttc: August ~.
Club No. =. Mrs. Alex S. Watkins.
September 3. Club No. |, Mrs. NAL
colin Penny.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
From Ari nCtnn

Miss Frances Gill OF Arli-g ;ol.
Va. spent tn weekend with her
parents. Mir. and MIS-. w. f. Gill.
Miss Gill left for Arlington three
weeks after c implicit a Onc-ycar
business course nj Louisburg college,
and she accepted Il position as stea-
2Graphcr for thr Signal Corps there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Commissioned

Hubert NJ. Lewis. son of Mrs. II.
II. Lewis OF ll5 Church street. ha.;
been commissioned a second licutcn-
an, in the Army at the field artillery
officer training school at Fort Sill.
Okla. and has been assigned To Camp
Ritchic. Md.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27

RIG tod" 10 be the guess of Mir. Al
St0n'S mother, Mrs. L. I. Aston, ST..
Miss Gene Thompson and &. II.
Weston, Of Franklintun. were guests
Ct Misses Louise and Mary Rose Al
ston Monday evening.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Here on I'urIougl1,

Staff Sg:. and Mrs. c. \. Exams.
II Admission. Alabama. are spending
tcn-ddv fu"lnugh here with Mrs.
Evans mother. Mrs. Mamie lnScnc.
ma with Sgt Evans parent, II,
LplliSLurg.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
From JackSnnNillr

Mis- Annie Lamb Walton. OF Jaci.-
s"nv:l!e. Fla, is the guest of hcl
auntS. Asses Tile and Sue Lamb.
at their nome on EUIWr.I avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Arrive Tonight.

Mrs. Leon Joynor. Jr. anu chill
drcn. Of WlnSton-Sa!cm, are expect
ed to arrive ,Unignt To- visit Mr.. and
MrS. LcGiI Juyncr, at tnc!r Eumc oI,
Burwcll avenue. Mr.. Joyncr plans
II join thCm here laic".
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
At Ministerial Conference

Rev. w. ID. McInnis of the FRS,
Presbyterian church here and Rev.
j. {. Lawrence of Fuquay-Varina
have gone TO New York City to at
tend Il ministerial confcrc- &C at CO.
lumbia Theological Seminary for 10
days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
I'm Raleigh Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Hayes and son,
Otha Hayes, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Clark spent pleasant after
noon and evening at Puling's park
in Raleigh Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
WHAT COULD HE HOI.De

"hen your partner has doubled
the opponents contract. and it is
apparent that-the outcome is CO.
ing to be very close. il is up to YOU
10 hGure on. the best you can lust
what he had as n basis for his
double. Doing that may show YOU
now 10 play your cards on the de
Tense IN order to help him take the
tricks lie has expected To do this,
1t is advisable to put yourself in
his place" and reckon what would
have caused sou to do what lie has
already done.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
Visit Mrs. Gerber

Mrs. j. &. Lawrence and daughter.
Marion Elizabeth, of Fuquay-Varina
are the guests of Mrs. L. wrcncc'S
mother. Mrs. NJ. s. Gerber, for some
time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
r r
WITH OUR BOYS +
IN SERVICE. =
In Coast Guard

Alison Parham Bean. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Y. y. Bean, of Charles
Street. has icincd The u. S. Coas,
Guard. and LETT last Tuesday for 81.
Augustine, Fla. where he will be
stationed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
The Authority on Authorities

now INDUCED in some very hay.
wire thinking. Since the , which
South played on the club 4 could
not possibly be the top Of 4 double
ton. and was not likely 20 be the
bottor, of three. it must be sin.
gleton."
So North returned his club 8.
the Q winning. and the contract
was made. East led the spade 0.
let it run when South played low.
and then the 10. The and Q COW
cred this. the a and X settled
South's other trumps. and East
had the rest of the tricks solidly.
If North. after his second heart
trick. had rcckoncd that South
surely had at least four trumps to
tie J. for his bad double. and also
Must have one of the intcrmcdi-
ates higher than the s in dummy.
he should have returned a third
heart. SOuth'S s would have forced
the q. and there would then have
been no way to keep his j from
taking the setting trick.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
PAGE THREE
Visit Vows

Mr.. nd Mis-. NJ. Il. Stokes and
son, Marion Jr.. of Atlanta arrived
this morning To visit Mrs. Stokes
parrots, DR.. and Mrs. a. c. Vow.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27
TOmOrrow's Problem

dealer: East. Both sides vul.
ncrabla.)
What kind of co-ope. c:tion be-
tween the defenders can make it
crystal clear to them as TO how
they should beat an unsound mo
TrumpS by West on this dealY
lturNs Svndicr.n Inc
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27

That was bidding them high.
Wide and handsome" especially
South's thin double and Vests re-
double. But the one whose action
really decided the iSSue was
North:in the play Of the hand.
South opened the heart q. which
North won with the *. He laid
down the y and then. lust to see
what South wou!i play" scored
WIN his club y. 1t was still not
100 late To set the contract. but lie
Dist rih,,tc1 h,. tin T
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27

Weekend Visitor.
Miss Katie Walker spent the past
Weekend with Miss lola Watkins.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-27

Distributed BY King Features Syndicate Inc
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
ANIRTLtNCE EXPECTEp

Michigan cities will receive am
bulance bodies from the national
OCD soon. The bodies are four
stretcher affairs of wood and are
10 be mounted al the communi-
ties expense or the chassis of
used passenger cars There are
500 Of them 10 he distributed IN
var target areas.
Michigan now has y reorga-
nlzed county defense councils
under the new Michigan Civilian
Defense Act Most recent -ap-
pointmentS Of members by Gov.
Kelly are in Alpena. Iron. Me-
nominee, Ontonagon and Otsego
counties,
Chairmen Of reorganiZed coun-
cils have been elected as follows:
Alcona. Raymond Adair. Harris
vile; Cheboygan, Orr G. Stanley.
Indian River: Dickinson, Carl G.
Miller. Iron Mountain; Gladwin.
Walter G.. Swartz, Gladwin; Mus
kegon. O. p. Meeske. Muskegon,
and Wexford, Earl McNitt,
Cadillac.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
This Is The Army
Raises S42,125

Sixty-nine Detroit firms and
individuals who sponsored the
premiere showing OF the movie
version of This Is the Army In
the PaIuS-Statc Thoster last
night. contributed Sf2 12S.s all Of
which viii 60 10 the Army Emer-
Cency Relief. Ahnor +. Larned
Chairman of the drive said today.
Many tickets % the special per
. formance were sold for as high
as 81 1000.
Larned said that. from al re-
ports. Detroit led The nation IN Its
contributions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
i. ). TO Expand
Willow Run Field

The government today filed a
declaration Of intent IN federal
court 10 acquire 3lia acres OF
land. owned by the Ford Motor
Co. to expand the Willow Run
Airport
Special L. 6. Attorney Julius
/. kabatSky filed with the fed
eral court clerk a check for $780,
600 which the goverrp1ent con-
tends is a fair estimate Of the
value Of The land which is ada
cent 20 the present Willow Run
site.
Kabatsky said he did not know
the specific nature of the eXpan-
sion program.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

Helps Shorten
Working Hours
7 or 7 lred, Burning,
SNNnllen Ea-Nl

II vou are On your feet al N5sv ws Hfrg
trs fo1r Or sfsBd ~ "a front ~ q machine
just sprinkle Alien q , oot-EAse on your
feet and into your shoes every morning.
ia -E11LLln2 laAe1-ar z4.--ls -At.,z- ,r--r-r
III ~ citr0rfort ~ tired. burning
fsef Wien fer tend ~ swell sno sho~s fesl
pincbed from = day Hsaufinr. t-v Alier =
90 Ease t0 eVe tfls congestion. iso
s-fe - s1sorb e1trftttc uertri ration sff
prevent offensive foot 111rs ~ yor want
~-aI foot rcufsfT 20 furs fa HsF for a ler
J0sf-kass - f-s easy. rf~rie way ~ sIl-1sv
90 nding srf us.FIrg couliort- Get u soaAs
- 81 drtggE1.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
ALARMING INCREASE

Statistics. far fha FIRST time IN
- wears. show I'm alarming jumT
l1 tubcrcuI0>i, To head this of
Inc department 0f health has
provided for N-r4ys free. Cura.
tive treatments are available by
consulting physicians on the basis
a Tho N-ray findings.
l1tirs ttiftnc which N-rayS may
he taken arc $50 a. m. 10 II 4. m.
and 12.30 70 4 p. m. on all week
days eXcapt- Mondays.
NciChborhood war club mem-
hers also are aiding the depart
rput Of health in its diphtheria
prevention campaign and in locat-
lnE and bringing into activity
retired nurses 10 replace nurses
who have gone 10 war.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
Body Found in Lake

AA-N ARB0R Aus 81 The
BODY o. John j. Shsuahan Of Ann
Arhor has been recovered from
Portage Lake near htrc by sher-
ifs officers. Sh8nahan was one
of five persons drowned Saturday
when q b0atload of war workers
c---- ~ r1---r---- r7V-rTTUTTeyi.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
COMFORTS
Gas 7.99

R1yon ccl5ne,e comforts
IN lovely oolor,, filled
with 500 wool, 5O'o
.ravon. Hand guided
stitched.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

72Xs4 W o ol
Single P1stels. 25rs cot
ton and 75Co wool in
vivid pastel hues. Bound
in beautiful rlyon sheen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

72xS4' Single Pastels, Of
25cc wool, 500 rayon,
2}co cotton for warmth,
beauty and durability,
Rayon sateen bound.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27
VALUES, TOO, THESE
BLANKETS and COMFORTS

7Ox8O" Double plaidS in
extra heavy go wool
mixture. Well bound in
cotton sateen. In assort-
ed eolors.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

Filled with 5Ocs wool,
500 rayon, all-over floral
patterned Satcen cover
and solid color back.
FIandsomely stitched.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

72xS4" Single Pastels in
assorted beautiful hues.
$50 rayon and cotton
mixture, durably bound
IN fine cotton sateen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

72xS4" Double PlsidS
heavy weight in So
wool mixture. Bound ~
cotton Ssteen. Warm.
fleeoy, durable.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-27

7lxS4" Double plaids of
25co wool and 1870
cotton. Rayon sateen
binding, Warmer, longer
wearing quality.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Wickard Backs
Stand on Reds

ways of the ages 10 the dark
holds where bats and gnomes-
and gremlins-prowl.
Take the gremlins, for in
stance. A whole literature is
growing up around this revival
in the belief that the little
folk" of Irish legend gum up
the works-any old works.
We have now the execustiff,
the grimglum, the bigit, the
ierp. the bloogie. the poWsy-
wowsy. the glammie-pie, and the
twerp.
This nut" stuff is related 10
Jazz, which was the sewage that
World War No. l smeared us
with.
1 think also that the GRIM
glums, the eXecuStiffs. and the
jerps are somehow related TO
the New Deal and kindred plans
for bringing nutopia TO the
l.. S. A.
Anyway, it's all a problem in
psychology-a vestige of our
belief in possession" which sent
witches" 70 the gallows in
Salem, Mass, some 300 years
ago.
And as for me, although I
consider myself a sane enough
person, I've never quite diSbe-
lieved in gremlins. iinxs. little
folk" and such, for it is no more
startling TO me that they should
exist than that l should exist
l who am likely a persnickety
gremlin or perhaps a twerp in
the hair of some fourth-dimen-
sional Soeing who may be cuss-
ing me to Hades at this mo-
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Baers EyeWifness Story:
MussoIini Becomes
Just q Hos-Benito
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

stood in the Plaza Bombasto the Via Delirium when
Musson the balcony to through Of his
patriotic hog-calngs
That about FIVE years ago. Benito had the map of
the world inside his hat pretty much like the screwba hopping
up and down the laughing academy When they asked him
what he doing he said
II got million dollars in head and I'm trying to shake
down into pocket"
Mussoin lived the balcony all his life and he
will retire TO shelf
| didn't understand word he said except that he
illustrated the lecture with gestures.
Inside of 10 minutes he had swung thousand invisible
by the tails cranked 1915 Maxwell roadster peeled
boatoad of potatoes the size of watermepns wound the
satehouse clock until tight pumped all the church
organs the world knitted sweater, uppercut his way
the shorweight championship shufed crooked deck of
steamboat cards thrown hundred naturas without dice
poked out Winston Churchs eye tapped himself for the Skull
and Keys mixed batter of wheacakes for armies and
naves of the world sawed his through the Petrihed
Forest and then disappeared into the palace quicker than
tobacco juice going dashboard -.
Well, he was just another screwbal who built boat
from bueprnts couldn't of the cellar window
Copyright lsi3, King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

nelly. a phone operator OF South
22d street, Philly. The Lewises
were we'd 30 years.
It's a boy for the Earle Hop
ping Jrs He's the famed polo
player. AT Glen Cove Hosp.
Mime. Lupescu is making an
other desperate effort 10 enter
the U.NS. from Mexico
To arrange for plastic sur
gerry.
Q Reynolds is unhappy on
this mission
TIVE Metro studios are not
i far from the North Ameri-
can plant. which has q remark
able staff OF camouflage experts
When a Metro exec heard
about them he wanted 10 be
sociable and telephoned the
North American offices.
I'VE just learned. he said.
"that you people are going In
tof n tbt VI tdIHOuiinkC hbu We
wanted yos TO know that on our
lot we have several good camou-
nagers. You may use them at
any time"
We'll" was the reply thanks
very much, but you people might
a. well know II now. From the
air-you're -Narth American
and we are Nom"
HARRY JAMES ex-wife has
IL a contract with him that
nets her 81 900 per week for the
life Of ms band
Champagne is now Sl6 a
quart IN the swank places.
Ninety cents for any drink 81
gOol-coO
Henry Ford mas decided TO