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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1943-04-29


wartime conditions in Garrett county,
and written to the Baltimore Sun of
last Thursday under an Oakland date
line, gives some inside information of
what the Farm Security representa-
tives are doing to the farmers of the
county in taking from them the labor
required to plant and harvest crops in
the county, where labor has already
reached low mark owing to the war
effort taking from the farms the sons
and others of the farmers.
The article in the Sun is herewith
quoted in full:
This is one of three articles by HUI
bert Footner, Maryland author and
Sun staff writer, on wartime activi-
ties in Western Maryland counties.
By HUBERT FOOTNER
Some resentment has been aroused
in Garrett county by the efforts of
the Farm Security Administration to
recruit farm labor in this county for
service on the Eastern Shore. We
have our own labor shortage, say the
Garrett farmers, and why should the
Government come in and take what
few men we have?
The Garrett people have been es-
pecially annoyed by the style of the
press releases given out by FSA.
These stories seem to suggest that
the impoverished farmers of this coun-
ty scarcely can scratch living from
their stony soil. This is not according
to the facts, they say.
Glades Are Fertile
Garrett is the largest county in the
State. 1t is the mountain county and,
of course, the proportion of tillable
land the glades of Garrett are famous
for their fertility. Here the pioneers
found grass growing higher than
their horses TANKS. A single acre in
the glades has been known to pro-
duce a hundred bushels of potatoes.
Even the valleys of Garrett are ele-
waited. The town Of Oakland is half
mile above sea level; the air is of
crystalline purity; the people move
briskly and have color in their faces.
1t is a land of milk and maple sugar.
Farming Conditions Different
Farming conditions in Garrett are
as different from those on the East
ern Shore as could we'll be imagined.
The farms in Garrett are small-too
small, generally, to afford hired la
bor Nearly every farm is family
affair, worked by the farmer and his
son or sons. There also is long-es- F.!
tablished custom of exchanging labor |
between farm and farm wherever the |
need is greatest. Garrett has the |
smallest population of tenant farmers
in the State.
When a farmers son is called by /
the draft, a great hardship is ere
ated on that farm. Yet Garrett must |
supply its quota, and since everybody |
farms, farmer boys have to go. | was |
told of one case where farmer has !
given two sons to the army and the
third and last one was called up. The !
old man was so crippled by arthritis !
he no longer could saddle a horse.
were working to obtain the
deferment of the third son.
They have long winters in Garrett :
county. The FSA, in announcing its
project, said it would take no man
who had an all-year-round job, but
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

government Ov provided. In tmV.l
sincerity al purpose and with ,bIi
ing alcr'mcSS at the people generally
wr can make Henderson mUcu rgv,
oi Il modern city than II IS. WIKI r\
crivnt administration OF pubic aI-
lar> - the common good -! all MA
axe mere ana of those who muy Y,
inclined 10 come among us.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Having qualified as ENcCutiix ia.
der the VIII al Joseph FulChrr hate
ui the County of Vance. North Caro-
lima, this is to notify all person. iia\
ing claims against the estate al the
said deceased TO exhibit them I" the
undersigned on or before May l9rn.
1914 or this notice Will bc pl"adri
in har of their recovery.
All persons indebted I" the estate
will please make immediate .ctilc-
mcnt.
This the 18th day May. 1853.
ROSA LEE FULCIIf.R.
E.XccutriX of Joseph FulChcr.
1925 -G-l5-22
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08
100 liclpS--BrS lGG More,
NOTICE OF SERVICE BN Pl H.
LEGATION SPECIAL. PROF. En-
ING NO. 1929.
In The superior Court Before
The Jerk

. ss'..f' .''.'N.
iti1rn> 80. \ rust Company.
Adn. II E'r Estate of Eraun
Hayes. Deceased. Petitioner.
! l">>lr i!'GcS. widow OF John Hayes.
Jr. ,in"ir. EIbrrt IIlNC, SINGLE.
J"" HAYES a.:a vile Lucille
liIN,>. 10, i, lie Hayes and wiir
Rh"Gi" Hayes. VIII Thomas HAYES
ana - Hayes Iii, wife il mar
lied. Lucille HAYES Darlin and
iI.EI!-" DLIlin. El:nnn Hayes, Jr.
single. Henrietta Crews. single
hLrii, u. station and wife
S.aiJn II married. John Henry
Si.:GE. single. Sarah Jane station
and husband il married, Mary
ilrnd':>on and husband if mar
iI"d. la Hester and husband
mud" Hester. Cora Hayes. widow
u; Frank Hayes. deceased. Eunicr
hayes. Icnic Hayes, Sylvester
Hayes. and Boat Hayes. the last
Eamcd being minors represented
hH TIER d.ly appointed guardian
ID I:t,m. Jasper Is. Hicks. heirs
At IL" al Frank Hayes. deceased.
attendants.
NOTICE. The defendants John
Hayes. in. Josie Lee Hayes. and
HI:c Hapglr HIvc,. VIII Thomas
Nay,s .mI w.ic Hayes. Lucille
.iuy'- D.Ei.u and Jimmie DarIin.
D"aaau !iry,s. .1y.. Sarah Jane Sta
'"H. Mary i Henderson and nus
.a"i .- Henderson. Ella Hayes
lies {. and husband ,laudc Hester.
"a1 Eu.t Hayes Will take notice.
I,,t e.. u...+. entitled a. above mas
&C.. r.r,uCcG IA the Superior
tous' n, \.rc" County. North Caro-
..n,. .....a' them for the purpose
.! .....- tie real estate of Frank
i..s'.. deceased. 20 make assets 10
I,i ul- Grt',. and IN" said defend
at. nu."i uhuv" will take notice
'a.' 'I," Mc required To- appear at
''c u:ilc" of Clerk at the Superior
'.u. ut .I3 County at tho court
....r ~ Henderson. n. {. on the
... ..ay cog July. 1913. and answer or
..H..r g. '.c petition III said action
.. &c plaintiff will apply Ia tho
.' &c.. 'nv rc.i,i demanded il
a, 1ctEluu.
Inns > b day of juno. 1913.
T.. O. FALkNEE.
G. =. {. Vance County.
=. y. Bum. Attorney.
&-.j-@2-29
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

DG,odn JrGcs everyone e. K w..
foot TO save leather. The only Hn.
'o tina; Is. IN nightly cleanup &c. .
bedtime would probably Cats,
shortage uc soap.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
service of Summons By Publication
In the superior Court.
NORTH Carolina:
N,acr County:
H2lcn Allen Williams. Plaintiff.
VS..
Grady Williams. Defendant.

The defendant. Grady Williams.
viii take n,tiCC:
That an action entitled as above
ia. a,,n commenced in tho Superior
Court If Vance County. North Caro-
lima. against him. 10 secure an abb
>Dlu'C divorce on the grounds of two
year, separation And tho said dc
end nj will further take notice that
No i, required 10 appear al the office
# tic Clerk of Superior Court of
Vance COUNT. at the courthouse in
Henderson. y. E. on tic 10Th day Of
jun". 1913. and answer or dcmur
tn IN" complaint nf plaintiff in said
action. or the plaintiff VIII apply to
'lc court Tor the relief demanded in
SAID action.
This 18Th day nt May. 1913.
T.. q, FALkNER,
&. S &. Vance County.
y ~ Bum.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
i3-25-l"3
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

a".c ptcts wont so.yc al. p,..
SO" problems We can easily s..
ua..1c .N1 w"uId-Dc downtown pas
c"s arguing that each saw the .n
.Tst.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

If 'lic. really take off backward
how come We don't sec more COLI
Si0us between them?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

Nazi speech makers sound n.u'r
:ubcusd. About the on'" rhe e. sa-
l2n IL Fate ,r,.us
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08
NOTICE OF SERVICE by
PUBLIC ALTON

Special Proceeding No. 1921 In The
Superior Court Before the Clerk.
State of North Carolina:
County ui Vance:
Cora Hayes. Petitioner.
Flossic Hayes. ct al. Defendants.
The defendants. Josie Lee iIayr>
and wife Rhode Hayes. John Hayes.
Jr.. Will Thomas Hayes. and wife
if married. Lucille Darlin and Jim
mic Darlin. Damon Hayes. Jr.. Cha
lie Hayes Station. and wife il mar
ricd. John Hayes Station. Sarah
Hayes Station. Mary j. Henderson,.
Eula Hayes Hester. Claud Hayes.
Damon Hayes. and Boot Hayes. VIII
take notice that an action entitled
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Vance County.
North Carolina. for the purpose oi
having set off Ia Cora Hayes. widow
of Frank Hayes. her dover IN the
lands Of the said Frank Hayes. dc
ceased. and the said defendants will
take notice that they arc required to
appear al the office of the Clerk ui
the Superior Court Of said County
AT the courthouse III Henderson. y.
{. on the 26th day of June. 1913.
and answer or dcmur to the petition
in said action or the plaintiff will
apply TO the court for the relief de-
handed in said petition.
This cath day of May, l943.
+. Q. FALKNER.
c. S. e. Vance County.
4 a Bum, Attorney.
25-l-6-l5
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

Tho Lu.d ny g q Is H.tu .a.,
"Hiue.rlr. 'a,. -rv~l Ju.u IT,.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

The Henderson Daily Dispatch Is 4
member of The Associated Press and
Alp Features. Southern Newspaper
Publishers Association and the North
Carolina Press ASSocia zion
rho Associated Press IS eXclu-
sively entitled 10 use COR repuolica-
ton all news dispatches created ~
or not otherwise crcditcv n this
paper. and also the local news pub
iishcd herein. All rights OF puollca-
tron ot special dispatches herein are
reserved
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08
WANT ADS
Get Results

ATTENTION rARMEHS, Now-
S IG ..nS I" think about vny" Is
1ohiNNIE PROTECTION ra IN
SOWING crops. Call-wri,o your
g. my -, department. Citizens 'I SI,
WANTED-YOUNG LAM. 60
Npp'E At N@Lr' Cleaning Co. E sO5i
ARSENATE LEAD, r0T,.o-
iariS Green. Spraycrs NONE.
Everything you need Ia GI ;H
secs. Watkins Hardware Gu mn IN,
SELL Us YOUR Scr,p -
metals and rubber and H., ihoN,
inc war Highest price, ,' p WIN
nlncS' Henderson junk Co., nnd iot
--..-. 25,u
RATION CARDS Lost rrr oro
inG I" the following. E!nmn '1 pN
Lamb Bobby lim,wrlI . van
donald Grey Lamb. Fndo,. , ri|,,o'
! --------------- III 8-2u
BRIDES SEE US tDK yni-u ,,.,.-
ui"S Nii''"'inr"ncn'S or lnl,i,-
~ P"''l'S AT moderate
prices. Ms" Visiting Cards imr ivy
~ . nuu|'e, Henderson Book Co
! It'll
W." TED - FIVE EuuM HOUSE
--,. '''-"' B-3u
SINATED FROM iiualr-m,rr
ui'1" umlitr N"..:'.t iurr IN, I, .sa
notify Bailey Baskerville. Romn
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II.ENIr CT NUMmlR ONE AMI,
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N"iur". Nj" :. Wrun.. G.ri
Dtt't.AL TIRE INSPECTION sra.
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SIS hnd ulIN. l.. /. il.Ir,s GIN,
Sr' zee Station. G"inrL and Iinr.
"cr SlS., PHONE lIg"-W. 26.u
NOTICE TO TAlEoNs. ILEAsr
s'"d 81 hHu&g. With each garmcnI
i" 'c clc.&cd @. mv.s,d. yaIr,
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LONE BLACK HORSE MULE
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Entered AZ the post office ~ l'ri trs
son, Y c. as second cas- ~ 600 .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

SELL US YOUR Scr,r -
me, metals ,l and rubber amd hclp a'' S.,,
r, war ltiGhtcSt price, bald T ,u
hides. Henderson junk Co. ', mnd iui
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

RATION CARDS Lost mn,
ing I" the following. E,nm., INV IA
Lamb, Bobby IIn,yrIi' rear
donald Grey Lamb. Finder mI "','o'
return 10 Doc Grl P'od.e
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

bhiDl.N SEE. US FOX YOUR VIII
uinG Nnn"unccircn.S or ,n, 81
lions. FINEST quality at mndc,,,.
prices. Ais" Visiting Cards h"r az, u'e
huuL'c. Henderson Rouk r." e
EhUnc Ito. w.
l1-tI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

Al lENrloN FARMERS, Non-
enc u,,r .imS I" think abou, ,i nTw Is
SokANCE PROTECTIt,N' n aL IN
growing crops. Call-wr;,a,o T your
ancc Department. C,,;,"'e lnSur-
u Trust Co. '~e'S Bank
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08
WANT ADS
Get Results

SAVE % 70 25"; OK YOUR IN
SUrancc by msuging with Cafes
Insurance Agency. It'll
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

Special Proceeding No. 1921 In The
Superior Court Before the Clerk.
State of North Carolina:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

AKSENATE LEAD. R0T,No,,,-
'r'S Green. Spraycrs, I'M.
everything you need To XII; TII'e y:
secs. watkins Hardware "a nm III
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

WANTED-YOUNG LNnv -;
Apply at Valet Cleaning ~ ILEkk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-06-08

{, =. {. Vance County.
:. y. HUnu. Attorney.
G-.5-@2-2g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03

2;00 D. m, Sacred Heart high school, junior first aid, Mrs, Mary Nor gren, Mrs, Francis Ayres and staff, 2:ib D. m. South school, Woleott, junior first ald, Lydia Young, FOO D. m, Rod Cross chapter house,
 i0B droVo street, standard first
 aid, Pauline White, Mrs, Resale
 Anderson,
 7;90 D. m. Pcnri street Community
 house, junior first aid, Mrs
 Henrietta Poster, THURSDAY
 0.4B Q, m. Center school, Mlddlo-
 bury. junior first Nid, Mrs RoSC
 Klltka, i;i6 D, m, Prospect Community
 school, junior first aid, Susan
 Ceeehiola,
 3.3o D, m. Pearl street Community
 house, junior first aid, Mrs, Henrietta Poster 7;30 D, m, Seth Thomas recreation hall, standard first aid, Felix L, Matthews, Alma P, drano. FRIDAY
 0i30 D. m. Blessed Sacrament church, junior first aid, Mrs, Mary Norgren,
 Monday through Friday, court house, KehdTek Ave, { to 3 D., m. legal ald bureau, Waterbury Bar association, Servleemen and fam. iiios.
 Monday through Friday, bleeding of donors to civilian defense blood bank and plaSma reserve, Chase dis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03

Mrs. Hilllard had to play todayS hand very carefully. Some players with her hand (eouth) might pro. for to open tho bidding with one no trump, but with threo aces and the numerous intermediate cards, a strong heart response might easily lead Q slam contract. North'S ono spade bid rather weakened Mrs Billiards position, but two no trump, while c good bid, iS not necessarily . demand bid. Of course North'S ace of hearts eliminated any question as t0 carrying the con" tract to three no trump,
 With only two entries in dummy Mrs. HillIard first played Q small diamond and tho ton from her hand 50 that when dummy was again entered, she could play the nine of diamonds and the eight from her hand. This made 1t pos. sible for her to play Q diamond from dummy for the third time. Any other play of the diamond suit would have lost the contract.
 GIN RUMMY QUIZ
 q. How do three people play g'n rummy?
 A. TWO actually play a hand at time, the loser of each Succeea- ing deal sitting out. Players cut to sec who plays first hand
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
Melicent Porter
 Chapter Bridge

The annual March dessert bridge of MelIcent Porter chapter, Daugh' ters of the American Revolution was held yesterday afternoon ct tho Women's club, Mrs. William H Vlnlng, ehniaman, had % her asSist- ants: Mrs. John r. Clark, Mrs. J' Russell Putnam, Mrs. Robert Fin. ley, Mrs. William q. heggett and Mrs. Philip A. Reuter-.
 Among those attending were Mrs, Edwin J. Rockwell, Mrs, Alfred Rose, Mrs. E. M. Hurlburt, Mrs. Joe seph wilhelm, Mrs. l., Burton Chap. man, Mrs. Grace Brooks, Mrs, Rob. ert w. Dennison, Mrs. Albert N Colgrove, Mrs. James Morsehead Mrs. Louis Schultz Mrs, Lewis Hub- bard, Mrs. Burton, ]. Hlne, Mrs Fred Wooster, Mrs, R, W. Maekey, Mrs, o, B. Brown, Mrs, c, Middle ton Parsons, Mrs, William Signor, Mrs, Edward Wells, Mrs, Rowland Hartley, Mrs. Charles swick, Mrs, William IT. stahl, Mrs. Frederick J. Willits, Mrs. Leslie Coloy, Mrs. Wil- liam R. drlerson.
 Mrs. A. ]. Worth, Mrs. Harrison Worth, Mrs. II. c. Reynolds, Mrs. R 0. Perry, Mrs, George A, Ba- ronlan, Mrs. Wilbur II, Allen, Mrs William E. WeSson Mrs, Lawrence V, ButtertlOld, Mrs. w, IT, Cal. lon, Mrs. William B, Brewster, Mrs. Harold c. Post, Mrs, John D. Guthrie, Mrs. George S. Hubbard, Mrs. Frederick Troske, Mrs. VII. liam A. Service, Mrs, Philip A, Reuttcr, Mrs. Robert 6, Walker, Mrs. Franklin B. Daniels, Mrs, John W. Potter, Miss Dorothy c, Potter, Mrs. Felix Rodeek, Mrs, Seth Bailey, Mrs, Benjamin Piatt, Miss Helen D, Townsend, Mrs, Wil- liam Reynolds, Mrs. lG, J. Nlel- son, Mrs, Charles A, Phelps, Miss Nellie AlneS Browne, Mrs, August Flege, Mrs, Keith Anderson, Mrs, David Babgon, Mrs. Earl w. Pier. son, Mrs, Louis WenSel, Mrs, Ray. nond doerge, Mrs. Florence liar. rison, Mrs. Louis 0riswold and Mrs. Robert IT, Dean,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
Personal

Miss Mimic Kelly, who has been visiting her niece in Providence, hos returned to hor homo on Water. town avenue.
 Miss Helen Hoidorn of North Main street, left today for Kingston, North Carolina, where her wedding to Private clifford shorhorn of tho U. g, Marine Corps will take place on Saturday,
 Mrs. George E. Judd of Hillside avenue iS registered at tho Hotel Biltmoro in New York.
 Mrs, Peter Kocley, Mrs. Ralph Vaughn and Miss Mary Vaughn of Euclid avenue aro spending a few days in New York City.
 Dr, and Mrs, Charles F. Audet and family of Church street arc registered at tho Hotel Now Weston In New York,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Beth-E Group
 Hears ContraIto

The Beth.El slsterhood met yes- terday with Mrs. Frank Meyers presiding.
 Among tho reports given were those by Mrs Clarence Freedman in the absence of Mrs. Louis Albert, chairman of the March committee, on the gin rummy and card parties to be held at the committee mems bers' home on Saturday evening, March 0; Mrs, Harry strogatR on Q donation to the Red Gross; Mrs. Manuel Lax, on the conference of the Theological seminary held re. gently in New Haven. Mrs. Arthur fnfeld was appointed chairman of Civilian Defense, Mrs. Louis Rlegor served aS cultural chairman for the afternoon.
 Miss Doris M, Howe, contralto, musical program. Mrs, RidgeWay r shlnn accompanied her. The soleo. tionS included; My Lady Walks In LovellneSs", "When I Have Sung give Eyes, Into tho Night, LTl. laby' and "Elll Elll".
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
RepubHcdn Club To Hear BdLdtUin

Mrs, William Amelung, president of the Waterbury Women's Repub- llean club, announced today that tho local members will gather on Monday afternoon at individual homes to listen to the governors broadcast.
 Tho novelty of holding Q meeting Nt tho same tlmo as similar meet- inRS arc being held in every town and city in the state in order to listen to Q radio broadcast by Gov ernor Baldwin, Secretary of State Frances Rediek and Republican Vice Chairman Alice Russ, appeals to Connecticut women, Or SO, nt least response to the suggestion that "eoincidontal" meetings be held, would indicate.
 Mrs. Russ, of the Republican stato Central Committee today 10. ported that without 0 single excep- ton tho Idea of separate meetings to be convened at the Samo hour on Monday afternoon, March 18th, has been enthusiastically receive d throughout the entire state. While some communities arc still to b0 heard from, Mrs, Russ iS of the opinion that every Women'S Repub- lioAn club In Connecticut will hold Q meeting on the day and At the hour suggested,
 Tho unique plan of "coineidentNl" meetings was worked out by Mrs Russ instead of c central meeting In order to save gasoline and travel and Is In lino with pleas from the OPA and tho Ofiice of Defense Transportation that large gather. ings bo eliminated,
 Tho highlight of tho meetings will Do Q broadcast, "The governor, |" said Mrs, Russ, twill toll Conneeti- cut women Of tho constructive plAnS of tho present administration for aking Connecticut strong to prosecute the war effectively and to withstand tho impact of tho re- adjustments following tho war"
 After the governors broadcast tho meetings arc to Do addressed by local representatives and senators who will discuss tho current legis. latlon before tho denoral Assembly,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03
Associates Fete
 Mrs. ODonneH

Mrs. Cleo O'Donnell, the former Vivian Smith of Naugatuok was res gently feted by her associates ct the Bristol company ct Q nilscell- laneous shower In tho Copper Room of tho Hotel Elton.
 Those attending were; Barbara Klngsbury, OllVo Marshall, Mildred Emilson, Lorraine Ayotte, Marian Allen, Frances skelly, Florence An- dorson, Ann Ziboll, Althea Davis, Fran Van Vessem, Agnes 9andin, Ann feary, Rosemary ButkuS, Char lotte Burns, Jewell Sullivan, Anno zydlak, Fran ColgroV0, Betty Tut hiu, Mary RAymo, jano HRnley frma Kelsey, Harriet Doherty, Elna Lundin, Audrey Fox, Regina De- Luoa, Mario Kenney, Edna squlreS, Mary 0'ISeefo, Martha MNrtlnkat Trudlo Wander Eyk, Roslyn Poster, Roslyn Foster, Marguerite Woyh and Vivian O'Donnoil.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-03

feet tall, Back In 1871 it graoed the Hoffman House bar and started the barrooom nudes on their way. It disappeared along With the Hoff. man House In 1901 but turned up recently Rt Q Fighting French Re. lief benefit, the owner still shyly anonymous, The original owner was Edward Stokes, who shot Jim Flske to death on the stairs of the Grand Central Hotel for tho love Of lovely Josie Mansfield.
 Victor Berg0, who arrived in tho United States from Denmark two years ago and t0ll right Into DinR CreSbyB radio arms, has come tC New York for e BeriOS of night elut appearances, Fifth avenue still baf fieS him GS much aS it did when ht wondered what tho word bargain,
 which h0 saw in oil the store win dows, could mean, A Danish frient explained it meant good buy" Fol Q long timN thereafter Berge salt bargain" when ho meant "goodby.
 T'heFe Wef0 Some moments of hor. TOT on tho dinny simmS' radio pro. gram the other night when m Aus. tralian flyer, selected to make q tele. phone call to tho father Of the late Brooklyn horo, Meyer Lovin, waS picked up as AWOL Ave minutes be-. fore the show went on the Rir. The program manager went frantieally out of tho studio seeking another flyer and bumped Into Hanley stNf- ford tDaddy SnoookS) talking to hla son, Sgt, Graham Stafford of tho Royal Canadian Air Force, Sergeant Stafford was drafted immediately.