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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29
Hints on Etiuuetta

In these days when Jobs are
plentiful and workers scarce. II Is
the wise employe who plays fair
with the arm. Being constantly
late to work Ia unfair TO those
who employ you. When the war
Is over and jobs less plentiful. It
is the person who comes on time
and II responsible who will be re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29
Half-Forgotten Days
! Wenty Years Ago

Inc meeting of the Business Professional Uoners Club
pleasantly with informal talk by the Missed Cao
"a and Ruth Corprou. lately returned from India
Thanksgiving church he m rlo,k
tho Presbyterian Church
BY vote Of 80 TO sol lpsant
bonds for school building on Harriet
Southwest section II the city
Wedding Lewis stark and Ni-r Nco Hardy tho Method.
ist parsonage
Death Mrs Lester HAYDEN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29
Words Of Wisdom

Gossip is always a personal con-
fession either Of malice or imbecil-
ity, and the young should not
only shun II. but BY the most
thorough culture relieve them
selves from all temptation to It.
IT Is low. frivolous, and too often
a dirty bus.ness.-J. G. Holland.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29
Today's Horoscope

II you are celebrating a birth
day today you are probably a per-
son Of broad and far1uag inter-
ests. You are resourceful. ugor.
Gus and even-tempered. You work
hard and play hard, but you are
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29
lfty Years Ago

The First Baptist Church has extended call
" Van Kirk Grand Rapids become their
Rev. =. l. Cheney.
Capt clinton Spencer stricken arope1y Lansing
where be held position tho department
reported better
lpslanu business subscribed $50 paying
pense OF the Normal football team 10 For Wayne Ind for
Thanksgiving day
Marriage Hush , Locke Miss Anna Psullrger by
Rev. Frank l. Arnold.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29
One Minute Test

/ What Is the scientific name
f-r the stone Age Of man.
=. When carried by p cavalry
regiment, what is the u s fag
called
3. To what race 10 the natives
Of India belong7
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29

tared. Che tsrdy ones who win be
let go
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29

fond OF change and lose Interest
in things quickly. You are fond
Of travel. sports and light litera-
ture. Around i:lo q. m. today
an inspiration for a theatrical
party may come to you. II you
can work 1t out professionally. II
might Increase your income. Don't
feel sorry for yourself early this
afternoon. The cause OF your de-
preston may be purely illusory.
Early this evening make as many
allowances for other people as
you want them TO make for you.
One Minute Test Answers
I The Ialsoi.thic age.
3 The standard.
.. The Nslayan or brown race
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29
THEY SA Y

Washington Secretary of War
Henry L. Stimson, speaking of the
Patton incident The War De
partment has the fullest confidence
in Eisenhower fairness justice
and ability 10 conduct his com
mand in the best interest Of his
troops and his country"
New York Bishop William T
Manning: We see now.....thst
We cannot escape our share OF the
world sponsibility and that our
nation must Join with other ma
tons in some form Of world organ
ization which shall maintain world
security and peace, and which shall
have armed force at its command
to deter any would-be aggressor."
Washington Sen Walsh CD
Mass" ! favor exploring further
avenues Of taxation. huge amounts
are being paid out in profits and
wages. We ought TO examine ev-
cry means Of getting the money
needed to pay war costs and save
the next generation. especially the
soldiers and their families, who are
making the sacrifices, from all
hardships possible
San Antonio. TeX-Wendeil l.
Willkie: Two years ago Texas
ranchers were urged on the basis
OF patriotism TO greatly increase
| the size OF their herds. TODAY. the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29

DR.. Clendenlng will answer
questions Of general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-29
Your Health
Christmas Seal
Money Would be
Well Invested
BY Logan C,sncsnrins. M. o.

AGAIN WE urge lou to spend
as much as one to FIVE dollars on
the Christmas seals OF the Ma
tIonal tuberculosis Association TO
continue a real war on one Of man
kinds most ancient and unrelent-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Call NJ. I'D.
For Nancy

NASSAU. Nov II QNS)-
Pretty. re d-haired Nancy de
Marigny today was expected 10
fly 10 Palm Beach, Fla. 10 con-
fer with her mother, Lady Eunice
Cakes, concerning the future"
The 19-year-old wife of Count
Alfred de Marigny the latter re-
Gently acquitted of charges OF
numbering her father, Sir Harry
Cakes, was so disappointed al not
being able TO obtain a seat on yes
terday's plane that she was near
collapse and was placed under a
doctors care.
Friends said Nancy is highly
nervous as a result of her lengthy
trial of her husband aggravated
by need for a jaw operation
which has been put off for some
time due TO her fathers slay-
ing and subsequent developments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Wasp Vet
Sues Wife

When Chief Gunner's Mate Har-
old w. Teeple, 81, of 1925 St
Mary's came home from the war
with a Purple Heart pinned on his
chest. his wife had no time TO
talk to him.
Tceple, now holding a medical
discharge from the navy, set forth
his charges in the suit for divorce
he filed today against Catherine,
80 of 1881 Wreford.
In the bill of complaint, the
veteran of the famous Wasp said:
II took taxi to the house
when I got my discharge. She
was just coming out of the door
and she said: What the hell are
you doing here? I'm busy, I've
got to go to work."
Teeple. who was wounded when
the cruiser Nashville was bombed
off Port Said, said he stayed
around the house for a few days,
then gave up, took room else
where and got job in a war
plant.
The Teeples were married in
1888 and have daughter Pa
tricia, 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Msgr. F. J. Haas
Conservation
Rites Tomorrow

Prelates OF the Roman Catholic
Church from many parts of the
nation gathered in Grand Rapids
today 10 be in attendance at elab-
crate ceremonies in ST. Andrews
Cathedral, where the RI. Rev.
Msgr. Francis j. Haas will be con-
secrated and enthroned as the
new bishop of the Grand Rapids
diocese tomorrow morning.
Preparations were being made
for nearly 5000 distinguished
guests at the ceremonies in which
Msgr. Haas, one of Americas
most widely known public figures.
specializing in the fields of liberal
education and labor relations, will
assume spiritual jurisdiction over
the Western Michigan diocese.
Surrounded by church digni-
tarieS, panoplied in purple, GRIM
son and gold, among them 30
archbishops and bishops. Msgr.
Haas will be consecrated by the
Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicog-
mani. apostolic delegate 10 the
United States.
The co-conSecrators will be the
Most Rev Edward Mooney, arch
bishop of Detroit, and the Most
Rev. Moses K. Kiley. archbishop
of Milwaukee. The Most Rev.
Samuel A. Stritch, archbishop of
Chicago, will preach the consecra-
ton sermon.
Replacing the late Bishop Jo-
seph c. PlagenS. who died last
March, the new bishop Will have
spiritual jurisdiction over 10000
Catholics in Western Michigan. in
a comparatively small diocese Gre
ated out of what was one Of the
earliest mission fields in America.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
SID RUMOR PROBED
Pin Accidents
b NPH

Fighting a previous WLB ruling
which made retroactive TO Oct.
Is, 1912, a safety bonus for bus
drivers, Great Lakes Greyhound
today attacked I e 35-mile an
hour speed limit as a cause for
inefficiency in transportation and
increased accident hazards.
In a brief filed yesterday, the
company said the slower speed in
creased working time of drivers
and caused a mental disturbance
among them" The slower speed,
it added, heightened schedules.
caused more wear on motors and
failed to save gasoline or tires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Strikes at Ford
Are Subsiding

Most Of the 700 striking ma
chiniSts at the Ford Motor Co.
Highland Park plant returned 10
work at a. m today after being
off the job for five hours in a
wage dispute.
At the Ford Rouge aircraft
plant about 800 workers struck
between 3 a. m. and 4 a. m, APP
parentlv in a dispute over the
discharge of a union committee
man. The day shift reported for
work.
A Ford spokesman. meanwhile.
said that production was about 25
per cent of normal in the Rouge
aluminium plant which has been
disrupted for two days by the
walkout OF four men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Bundist Names
Mrs. Behrens

Mrs. Theresa Behrens, former
Detroit YWCA executive now
awaiting sentence as a member
of the German spy ring here,
today was linked with employ
ment recruiting activities of De-
troit bundists for German war
plants.
One of seven bundist defendants
in the decentralization trial be-
fore Federal Judge Monet, August
Baecker Sr., So, of 1915 llene, tes-
titled that Mrs. Behrens referred
to him many skilled technicians
for employment in Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

the Boys Club OF America was
presented last night during pro-
gram which highllghted celebra-
ton Of the Detroit clubs eight
zenith birthday.
among the influences that
have shaped the lives OF Detroit
boys now fighting Is an institu-
ton that perhaps more than any
other has fashioned them into
fine manhood--the Boys Club of
Detroit" said Abner r Larned,
a director of the club and prom
incnt civic leader.
The plaque was presented 10
Howard II ServiS, president OF
the clubs board of directors. by
p. Campbell, national Of
fetal.
Campbell praised the local
clubs efforts in avertlng youth
crime, and in erecting the large
functionally designed building 10
provide almost every type OF rec
reation for its 1850 members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Dr.. MoIner Takes Post

Or. Joseph G. Molner. assistant
superintendent of the Detroit
Health Department, has been APP
pointed acting director Of the
Wayne County Board Of Health.
Appointed on a part-time basis,
Or. Molner will serve until a sue
cessor can be found board mem
berS said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Z Named TO Board At

George A. Shepard of 1891
Fairfield and T. Earl MELVILLE OF
13484 Longacre have been APP
pointed m m bers of Wayne
County Draft Board No. AZ. state
selective service headquarters an
nOIInced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
LAsT-MINUTE GIFTS

Last-minute gifts from indus
trial firms and private individuals
brought Detroit the distinction Of
being the second of the large
cities of the country 10 close its
annual campaign at the specified
time successfully.
Other cities, il was pointed out
by George T. Christopher. chair
man of the campaign, have been
forced to extend their campaigns
from 10 days TO two weeks.
The industrial unit headed by
Edgar Allies reported il had
passed it's S3,431 200 quota by
more than $1,000 while the COM
merce and general group. headed
by Oscar Weber of the j. l..
Hudson Co. exceeded It's ST.
985, 100 goal by S5 per cent
The metropolitan unit. of which
Mrs Hobart d. Hoyt is chairman,
raised S725,1 Its quota was
S722 400.
Organized labor. participating
for the second time in war chest
drive. according 10 Frank X. Mar
tel president of the Detroit and
Wayne County Federation Of
Labor. passed its quota by more
than 300 per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

AL tONI klkl HUNS
7 r. r W. No 1853
Local l07p-Mich. Consolidated Gas
News Drivers Local 372 Teamsters
Carpenters Local 1913
Steamfitters Association
Lady Garment Workers
Bakery Drivers Local 81
MIX Drivers No 1855. Wilson & Co.
Photo EnErsvers
BARRIERS Local 552
Carpenter Local 70
Painters Local ~
l. h r W. No. SIS
Init Assn Machinists' Local SOS
/ b = W No. II Detroit Edison
McCord Radiator, UAW-AFL
Bakery Workers No. -
Pharmacists and Retail DRUG Clerks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Detroiter in RCAF
Killed on Active Duty

Donald Marvin Thew Of 2219
Buchanan, a pilot officer with the
Canadian Air Force, has been
killed in active service overseas,
RCAF headquarters in Ottawa an
nounced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
DRIVER RELEASED

Andrew DHlbeck, rs. Of 1924
McGraw, died last night at Re-
ceiylng Hospital Of injuries sul-
iered yesterday morning when he
ran into the side Of a car at
Grand River and Grand Blvd.
while he was rushing 10 the as
Sistance of an elderly woman who
had fallen in the street.
The driver Of the car, Daniel
Shafer. "a. OF 20052 Inkster. was
released after questioning by po-
lice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
Holiday Liquor
Supply Assured,
Aaron Asserts

ReviSionS aimed at speeding
liquor distribution will prove so
effective that every man and
woman with a liquor ration card
Is assured of receiving his or her
holiday quota. John p. Aaron
Gov kclly'S executive secretary,
promised today.
Aaron'S optimistic beliefs that
the distribution bottleneck has
been effectively dissolved were
presented after the liquor COM
mission meeting in Detroit adopt
ed sweeping distribution reforms.
I'VE are safe i'm saying"
Aaron remarked. that every
man and woman with a ration
card emitting him or her To "A
bottle of whisky will get that
bottle"
SEVERAL REFORMS MADE
The distribution reforms in
clude at least one new state store
in Detroit-posSibly -elimi-
nation OF application slips, longer
store hours, increased quotas for
SDD'S, additional employees. and
new warehouse space for storing
slow moving items.
Aaron said that one new store
Will open at SIS Gratiot and that
two other stores will be added
providing suitable quarters can be
found.
Effective today L stores which
have been closing at 6 p. m. Will
remain open until 10 p. m and
the store on Washington boule-
ward will be open until midnight.
SID RUMOR PROBED
The governors secretary said
that a staff of enforcement Off
GERS has moved into the Detroit
area 10 run down rumors that
some SID operators have been
Withholding liquor from the pub
lie, selling il instead to bars will
ling 10 pay premiums.
He said il was impossible 10 de-
termine now whether bonuses -
might be increased for the holiday
ration period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
War Chest Fund
Over The Top
As Drive Ends

Detroit's War Chest fund is
over the top
When the 1913 campaign 10 en-
list aid for "all three-our fight
ing men, our allies and our neigh
bors," ended last night, 100000
DetroiterS had given SS427 595.
or S177,595 more than the quota
Of So. 100000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
LARGE CONTRIBUTIONS

Among the large contributions
reported on the last day Of the
were.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17

The Boys Club of Detroit today
possessed a bronze plaque in ma
tional recognition Of its progress
in building healthful and response
bic youth and avertlng juvenile
delinquency.
The first such nlanue given BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
CHANCES DENIAL

Re was arrested by Patrolmen
Thumond Mckinney and Milton
Merit OF the sixth precinct, who
said they found the boy trying TO
pound out a dent in the front of
his fathers car lie first denied
striking the victim, but William
Mooney IS of 1888 Coyle. told
the police that he had been a
passenger in the car at the time
of the accident.
In another hit-run accident
julius l.. Kwek. "a. of 1922 Elm
dale, was held for investigation in
the injury Of Mrs. Mae c. Martin
dale, 5S, of 1912 Beaconsfield.
She was struck yesterday after
noon at Gratlot and Sterritt and
taken 10 Saratoga Hospital with a
broken leg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-17
= Killed. 3 Hurt
I'm Auto MiSIlapS

Two persons are dead today,
one the victim of a hit-run driver,
and three others are injured as
result of traffic accidents here,
IN which three drivers were ar
rested
Donald Sullivan Jr.. rs. of 5000
Sussex iS held IN Juvenile Deten-
tion Home after cOnfeSSlng TO po-
lice he was the driver of a car
which struck and fatally injured
Stephen GradySzewSki, az, Of 6744
Abingdon, AT Warren and Grand
mont last Wednesday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-31
Work., Fight
Posters Are
Distributed
Appeal to Every One
to Get Job and Stick
to 1t for Duration
of the War

Posters appealing 10 all citizens to
work steadily al their jobs during
The WY were distributed throughout
the business district today Tor dis
play III merchants window. They
were provided by the Vance Count,
Work az Fight COMMITTEES, Of wnic..
Is. ii. Perry Is chairman.
The appeal waS Ia each individual
10 do his part and hi all in hClpiuu
I" win The Wdr. tu GUt q ir:l ana.
tick Ia il, Ia Climinai" ~ i,;.inc
ana al ;tb$"ni'Cism II manufacture
in% plant. and for all al this - lc
Q II" as a patriotic privilege and
!utv.
rurpnsc Of the placart's va E.
get tmC matter before the uCnCr,l
DEbli" and In serve as u constant -
'niniC" Ci the necessity for every one
Mailing In" greatest possible crnt!i-
bG'I. y u the war CaIISr.
y CgnSG" al unemployed hnS been
made under auspices al the comm =
Zee. and by aiv raid W;rdrnS Of the
81 y. This embraced both CITY md
"oUni", and white and cUlurri DO
ol". In TIM manner il WAS hoped ia
I'll cover available labor for urgent
ipbS. including harvesting Of iu:,accu
ma other farm cop. No statistic:
are immediately av2i'Hbi~ as I, how
many mrm!l"yCd person; were &C.
tered.
Law enforcement Officers are c.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-31
S S.", To-?

l. N,mc '.o Presidents OF the
UnItcd State. since Warren G..
Harding. ~ iG".' rrdcr
,. Who WI. FlI,Ius Joscphui?
>. Which ou' of the Latin Amer
icon couu,,Ia. still maintain" dr.
l"IuatiC r-L... %. with the Ak M
IONS?
/. Bcavcr- use their tails a. crow
els: true or i,|.C;
D. VIII" w the author OF the ,IA
theory known as Single TaX?
g. For what 10 cwt. an abrCl ia
ion?
:. Tho AIcutian island of Attu lies
10 the wet or the cast of the l&Dtn
meridian -. longitude?
8. c. l.: the intelligence hranC;.
of the army or Of the Navy?
Q. While the Mediterranean wa
closed before the North African VIC
tory, how did the Allies supply the
Middle East?
10 Fish require oxygen to live:
true ui' false"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-31
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1913

operating i'll the campaign asains,
loafcrs and Migrants, and several m
dividualS have been in local courts
recently Oh charges of that nature.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-31
No Abattoir In County
Approved By Meat Group
Butchering Permits
Will Be Revoked
Unless Arrangements
Made for Approval

Butchers operating in Vance
county during the past several
months under temporary permits is
sued by the county USDA war board
VIII be refused permits to continue
butchrrng after August 10 unless
they submit To the county meat COM
mItt"c before > O'Clock this afternoon
evidence that they have arranged 20
have Strengthening done i'll an .p-
proved aNattuir
hr m'1t committee. meeting here
WI It l.. t.. Barnes Ut Raleigh. area
meat supervisor OF the food GIStr!-
button administration. Yesterday
went over applications for permits
and quotas and found that ~ but
chCr rHS mot requirements OF the
Sta n'ul.u department III regard
to SAINT .ttirn III his Strengthening 1T
CiIlIcS. 81 niIug OF notices OF rrNOca-
ton at permits today WAS ordered.
subject II the condition that quotas
WI 10 signed any butchers Wnu
arrange Tor Strengthening i'll an ap-
p',Ntu HtuttDIr.
.Ap,Ilca ions for permits wcv,
m.dc - = =. Rogers. ". i. Gl!shr.
IhJC..c. Super Market. DAVID J..
N'Wn.Iu. j.. Newman & Seaman.
il. i. rCrlH~r''. i!CshCrt', YvIlvN
F-n'. T. {. Taylor uud ". S. WvS-
ter. j., all Of Henderson: and j. l..
Il Robertson. Henderson route !. and
Hrt S,,y'n,.u. Henderson route j.
All at 'ac.v bUtrHr", had pCcu up
e.alim2 Uirac.. t'm2 gugy permits.
Il. i. NJ. Seaman a"G Il. J. Hcr-
hus.,m tod PIE ga,.i the m.at
r""nnl'', g ia evidence u' aruuG
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-31
Farm Machine
Study Classes
10 Be Ended

hurai war production I1sSCs. bet
'SF known Us farm !aIcnlnCgy
courses, which have teen vunuuc,cu
icSuiariy al Middlcburg high school
during The past six or Vi@ill month.
VIII &c ended EcNt Thursday. i, WJ-
stated today 10y Gcorgv i. .i!um. 30
r"ti"hal teacher ~ AiIGit>bugs. Who
Was director vi the ClJS,,>
Similar Glasses vii! lie hCid tie
coming year ami VIA be r,sU.avG
III The i&li. All Glass; J.c hrlu al
ii&h', TWO on tIruc Ui:r.. u W.,A,
'trn beng ion tire uru.., .mG
i"rlNc sessions ii IN, yDU.sC.
seven oiiil.cat ci,ls-.', nave u',n
'""S"' curing the r., / sc..sun, Two
iUnnn;: c"ncuIl cnjl, ii &r.,r.E
.':.,s. Total tnruiiul.'' '.r tho ,..,
... '!n'ut ~. ~. l.. nl.. I.IIy..u!
.. lac t,tIIt Couia... ..r.ug ,.,.'.,
..u.. las Lc,m ...s.... .u,
q #U,.,- maze CC..t ...'. lJY.,l. a..
l,..u u"ruIU,!,.
.N'".iIur r""1,Us E,,r a..I H,..H -
-, '"'" iis:u .ri.urI ... ". ,rtj,i IT,
l,,l'n 81 far.,.., i...I..,. 'u"r,l...u
..,.rtt'. tu,IJ. Va ..... .,..ufl 81
charge # ". Ii. Cas-.
S'\y""i courses i... cen cua-
durtct III iISnu>yS,.. .r.aIJly .a.
yJlo!Cd farmers.
L:H,ni:ten, L. I.cr {. &C.. vino ta.r
. q .''li:S,.-.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-31
AVIATION CADETS
SOUGHT FOR ARMY

y trailc" unit of the United States
Army recruiting service vii! bc III
henderson all day next Tuesday 10:
the purpose of procuring aviation
ci.dc... it Is announced by the Army
recruiting station at Durham.
Captain y. s. Gray. of the air
corps. will be III charge uf the UNI;
and lie will be accompanied by S,r-
gCInt LInnic s. Widncy. The puu.lC
Is invited 10 visit ana inspect the
trailer. which will be parked near
The pu>,uificc building.
Young men between Inc anc, O.,
l. and - are eligible tor enlistment
~ aviation cadets and there a.c 10
>prCI" educational requirement
other than passing the mental quail
lICIt!yu ,cSt.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-31
Hr11nrrann @aflu 4tHpatrh
CIVIL SERVICE HAS
STUDENT NURSE JOBS

High school graduates who desire
Stuuvnt nurse GAINING with pay at
-. EiIIaDcthS Hospital, federal in
Stitution for mcatal disorders, Wash
uGtun, ID. G., nave until September
y To file applications, the United
states civil service commission an
n,IaICCd Today.
.hpp,in.trS chosen by the written
tC.t receive looms, meals, medical
attention, S28G Il year, and valuable
lii pSychialrIc nursing. After
i!Alv years. successful students arc
.. .i.l-u C>r'liIc;:tcS al graduation
.Ii,, D,c,mr eligible tor promotion
- Et%t.,,"i" nuisc posi- iun> III 81.
!.!!"...rtn ana other iUu"rHl hUSpi-
t,.lS al entrance salaries oil 1870 Il
! t-.r counting overtime Compensation
.I! the .;"-huUr week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-31
CHILLING HEItI~.

Specific doil"" and cent ceiling
prices Ola bicycle tires and tubes
have been established by OrN and
".r now effective. the Henderson
Chamber II {. mmrrc,. announces.