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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Service Pay
Continuance

Jobs back, but lots of the jobs
will have vanished before this
war is over and the others Will
be filled and employers will be
Just as indisposed TO making
changes as they were when the
veterans of II came home.
l doubt that so per cent OF
them got their old jobs.
Only too many could get no
jobs at all for months and
months. and in the meantime
they lived as best they could.
IF THE service pay is con-
L tinued for a year after dis
charge. the men in this war will
have time TO ease themselves
back into civil life gradually
and without the worry of unem-
ployment.
To the criticism that this
would make confirmed idlers Of
many of the veterans, l answer
that il will not make as many
idlers as the lack of employ
ment and the lack of money.
too
The continuance Of pay could
be in lieu of the bonus that the
veterans surely will demand
that will have TO be paid sooner
or later and continuing the pay
Of the men would break the
economic fall in many COM
munities that is sure 10 follow
the dispersal of the army.
We probably will retain a
large number Of men in the
service for some years TO come,
but most of them will be on
foreign stations where they will
be spending their pay and not
in this country.
Copyright. 1913. by King Features
Distributed by International News Service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
March Of Events
by Benjamin DcCasseres

THE political lineup next year
l. should not be on party lines.
The Republican and Demo-
cratic parties. by name. do not
mean much any more.
Under tho pressure ~ ire
= mendous and vital issues they
are going 10 pieces.
The only thing that can con-
ceivably hold them together
now is the prospect OF political
swac.
The real division will COR
should come next year on
ideas.
That division should be are
YOU a National American or an
international American?
Are YOU in favor Of preserv-
Ing tho sovereignty 81 this coun-
try intact or do YOU favor alb
dicatlng that sovereignty IN an
international coalition that will
not onlv rob us Of food, money
Id prestige but may IN The
lid DESTROY our free instltu-
tionS and which Will certainly
involve US IN all the ancient
Asiatic and European feuds and
wars
DO NOT mean by nationalist
Chinese or Russian iSola.
ZIONIST attitude
Let US have trade. cultural
and "neiehborly" relations with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
The Brighter Side
by Damon RunyOn

civilians as an unreasonable i'm
position upon the taxpayers.
The veterans will be pushed
around Just as they were soon
after they got out of the service
and later when they went 70
Washington 10 press their cam
paign, visit that produced one
Of the most shameful chapters
in our history
I KNOW that there are several
L bills before the committees
OF Congress providing for con-
tinuance of pay for the service
men for six months TO a year
after discharge, yet up 10 date
nothing has come of the bills or
has any other legislation that is
worth a nickel TO the men been
enacted.
Many glowing promises have
been made by the administra-
ton. but YOU cannot eat
promises.
If the administration is on
the level about doing something
for the veterans why not do 1t
now?
When a man who has been in
the army or navy A couple Of
years finds himself suddenly
thrown back into civil life. it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

I REMEMBER the time came
back from war and having no
other clothes or money 10 buy
them, had 10 wander around my
old home town of Pueblo for
weeks in my uniform.
thought pretty well of
myself as a returned hero, too,
but one day I overheard a cit
lzen say 70 another:
when is that bum going to
take off that uniform and go TO
work."
Well. that crack has ranked
in my bosom 70 this day and |
think maybe il helped develop
my current obsession that ma
tional legislation should be
enacted al once 10 make definite
and adequate provision for the
soldiers and sailors of this war
after their discharge from the
service.
I NOTICE that already many
L civilians are commencing 10
act bored by the stories Of the
boys Just back from the front,
and this boredom reflects the
feeling that will be general
among civilians Immediately
after the war is over
They will not want 10 listen
10 the veterans and will soon he
resentlng them because they
will he reproach to the civil
ian conscience.
Then when the veterans ask
for little material recognition
of their service, they will en-
counter the same resistance
that met the fighting men of
II. whose request for adjusted
compensation was opposed by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Political Lineup
Faces Changes

petual war.
II do not believe that We went
10 war 10 establish the Four
Freedoms or any other freedoms
throughout the world. and I do
not believe We went 10 war for
all Of the purposes stated in the
Atlantic Charter.
we did not 20 Ia war even to
establish liberty throughout the
world except a. such n COndiZ
ton might result from the in
Surance OF our own liberty.
81 DON'T believe we are en-
gagged in any crusade Tor
the -Four Freedoms.
The first two, freedom Of
expression and freedom Of re-
ligion, have 10 do with the
individual citizen of each coun-
try and their relations with
their own government.
Certainly We are not going
w hhuffAdkf w iUlfIItTP WIN
the internal government Of every
country in the world because
they may fail Ia grant freedom
Of expression or freedom Of
religion.
III we admit that the United
states can probably go 10 war
To impose our ideas Of freedom
on the rest ~ the world. then
II seems We must admit that
the So"iets have right To
crusade 10 impose communism
on the rest Of the world he
cause they believe communism
10 he the final solution Of the
worlds problems.
I'VE would even have To ad-
init that Hitler. however deluded
he might he, had a right 10
crusade TO impose his ideas OF
National Socialism on the world.
"A crusade IL nv its very
nature an aggressive act
III war can he justified a. a
crusade the world will face per
petual war"
That's worth all the "glo-
haloncy' you'll find in the
combined writings Of Wallace,
WIllkic, IckcS and Hopkins.
Solid hard-headed sense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

IN THE "Follies Bergere" show
L A Chinese boy walks on stage
TO strike gong
He is Charles See. designer OF
the sarongs for Lamour.
He auth'd two books and isa
lecturer.
Victoria Schools. the ingenue
In Best Foot Forward. . has
returned 10 college. Couldn
take the Broadway kicking
around.
Col. Edw. J. 8. Donovan and
his wife, after a decade. have
parted.
He was active for F'DR's Bird
term campaign.
Elaine Riley, pretty WINS
sec'y (she landed a Hollywood
Screen contracD, viii marry
dye S. Streit.
ITS a boy for the eX-tennls
champ Bobby Riggses
The 1t. Noel Langleys have
let II die.
Robert Allen tPearson's col
labber) is row a 1t. Col.
Coast rumor has Cong. Dies
due in Uwood soon, and that
he Will tepee az a colyumists
house
Connee Boswells first night
spot appearance lthe Rlobamhal
is AT 1000 per.
Meredith Towards merger 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Quick Answers

France.
2-SiXty-four. N a.
3 Three and a half "
{ St Helena
) Seven
s Charles Dickens
Z Alabama. Arizona. Ohio
Copyu.ht. 1913. D. k.rs Feature'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

If they are too sick or I'M
L conscious and unable 10 take
it by mouth, 1t should be given
IN the veins or under the skin.
In India during the hot
weather person sweats -
hours A day and 10 make up
the loss. over one ounce Of salt
a day is needed.
Salt is thus an essential
component of the diet and
tax on salt is bad biology, as
we'll as bad politics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
by DIR. Logan Clendening
Salt


Of them will lose as much as Is
pounds IN a single shift in hot
mine.
This would mean about one
ounce Of salt, 10 say nothing
of the water.
Few Of Us consume more than
one third ounce Of salt day.
A great many cases Of heat
stroke, and especially the kind
that results in cramps IN the
muscles, are due entirely 10 loss
Of salt from the body and one
OF the first treatments for heat
stroke is 10 get salt and water
into the person in good quantl-
ties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21


QUERIES from clients:
W Q-Any more puzzlers?
Fellows in our outfit get a kick
out of them.
A-No puzzlers handy right
now but will look some up.
Meanwhile do this Write
down your age. Multiply II by
>. Add 5. Multiply this result by
80 Add the amount of the loose
change in your pocket ANY
amount up 70 ST.. Subtract 36o.
Add lis.
First two figures of result
will be your age last two
amount of change in your
pocket.
If IT isn't I owe you a stogie
or a pack Of ciEaretS.
My-ftrst nafte-ts ,lis,-ftty-
second name is Noel my third
means pretty baby in Spanish.
What is my third name?
A-COuld III DC CnlQulld
CLAIMED BENJAMIN Taylor:
y 1T Is the mark Of superior
minds disagree and-yet= be
friendly"
Under the laws Of the State
of California. a cat Is not con-
sidered property but dog is.
This seems a little tough on
Californians who have valuable
cats.
IN woman, beauty without
brains is not so good.
Brains without beauty is not
a happy combination either.
The best feminine comblna-
ton is smart. well-groomed
appearance, good health and COM
mon sense.
This observation is from File
9S76 of our Horses and Women
Bureau.
Copyright, 1913, by King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21

ERED ASTAIRE, reported in
: Africa the other editions, is
here en- route for a 3-week tour
hooting in Southern army
amps.
Lord Louis Mountbatten has
recovered fully from a wallop-
ing attack of the flu.
The govt has frozen the
chemical necessary Tor air con-
ditioning.
The Walter Teagle Jrs. expect
their Bundle from Heaven about
Christmas. Teagle is New Zea-
land-bound for Lend-Lease.
The OPA which fixes prices
couldn't name you the odds on
how long it will function.
A lot of eX-Democratic chief
tains have huge investments in
Mexico City-as a hedge against
Initiation and Republican VIC
tory.
The President has been
quietly notified that the adj
mirals blame him for anything
that they do not have a ready
answer for when they appear
before curious congressman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
They Who Love
Near Heaven

dress is very effective in win
ming male attention.
However, only confirmation
our Women and Horses Bureau
has Of this is that the Duchess
Of Windsor, then Mrs. Simpson,
was wearing a red evening gown
when she first met the Duke Of
Windsor. then the Prince OF
Wales.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-21
Broadway
BY Walter WincheII

Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright ls4s
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the Side
by T.. v. Duriing

Distributed BY King Features synd.. Inc.
Evening star., 1943-09-07

turned their power against two
landing fields at Grazzanise.
The Fortresses met no enemy op-
position, but the Lightnings shot
down of a force of 20 to 40 planes
which attacked during the Caputa
raid. Three out of a force of ap-
proximately 80 which attempted to
intercept the Marauders and their
Lightning escort also were de-
stroyed.
An additional seven enemy air
craft were shot down last night
when a raid was attempted on the
Bizerte area of the Tunisian coast.
A few bombs were dropped by the
raiders there and the official report
said damage was slight.
While the Strategic Air Force was
busy in the Naples area. North
African tactical Air Force bombers
were engaged farther to the south
supporting the British 9th Army in
the invasion area
Evening star., 1943-09-07
Naples Area Airfie|ds
Are Blasted Again by
American Flyers
BY the Associated Pre-

BY the Associated Press
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA, Sept. T. For
the second successive day Amer
lean Flying Fortresses and large
formations of medium bomberS
threw the weight of their strik-
ing power against enemy air
fields in the Naples area yester-
day and also continued their
steady, methodical destruction
Of Italy's railway facilities.
The Fortresses struck at airfields
at Pomigliano and Capodichino, as
we'll as at the Literno and Minturno
railway yards, the harbor at Gaeta
and the railroad between Caserta
and Maddaloni.
simultaneously, strong force of
United States Army Air Force B-25
Mitchells, escorted by P-38 Light
nings, raided the Capua Airfleld.
devastating hangers and parked air.
craft American B-26 Marauders
Evening star., 1943-09-07
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Evening star., 1943-09-07

another. He was also associated
with an Earl Carroll "Vanities" for
two years, which two years we do
not know AS bandleader he has
played the Rainbow Grill, the Ara
gon and the Trianon of Chicago
and Midwestern hotels 1t is en-
tirely to his credit whenever. chron-
ologically, it was he decided to add
his sister and violinist, Vera Rogers,
and his songstress, Lorraine DAILY.
OF Mr.. Jenny it may be revealed
that the trombone is his forte,
good one, moreover, as testified by no
less trombonist than Tommy Dor
sey, who has indicated Mr. Jenny
as his choice for mostly likely to-
succeed Tommy Dorsey, Arturo
Toscanini. in fact, once nominated
Mr.. Jenny for the NBC Symphonys
first trombone chair for perform
ance of a Schumann symphony
having several menacing trombone
passages. The conferences over this
matter unfortunately begged down,
and Mr.. Jenny went off and buried
himself in previous contractual
commitments" Having played with
Isham Jones, Richard Himber,
Andre Kostelanetz, Nal Hallett be-
fore the incident Toscanini, you may
be sure that Mr.. Jenny's career has
coursed through all the. better
places where orchestras play and
Evening star., 1943-09-07

people dance, dine and cultivate
hangovers.
X
Harold Nagel, who leads the Carl
tons new band, was born in Vienna
austria, not Maryland of parents
who did not want him to be mu-
sician. but made the mistake of
packing him off to a violin teacher
at the age of g. Like more parents.
Mr.. Nagel's had lively disregard
for the lively arts, intending their
son for the leadership of the fam
lily rayon mills rather than the
Carlton Night Club band. In Co
logne, a place which is now prac-
tically nonexistent, young Nagel
went to school at the famed uni
Evening star., 1943-09-07

versity, where he picked up the
English language, at that time not
considered an abomination by the
incipient Herrenvolk. This in due
time led him to London and the
Cosmopolitan Club. the rayon mills
having completely disappeared from
Mr.. Nagels scheme of things. Then
came Hotel Pierre. Boston's Copley-
Plaza. country clubs and, today, the
Carlton, where he is to be singled
out any evening or night some
where between two white elephants,
a monkey-infested bamboo hut and
a couple of saxophones.
Evening star., 1943-09-07
After Dark
Continued From Page B-10)

those engagements on such radio
programs as I'VE, the People,"
Hobby Lobby" Hit Parade" the
Morton Downey, the Lanny Ross
when even then Mr. Rogers en-
loved featured spot of one sort or
Evening star., 1943-09-07

Genuine soddle cowhide leoth-
er pocket photo holder thot
holds twelve pictures. Com
poet. Weight 5 oz.----Sl
Stdtionery-Street Floor
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-03
XXXIII.

Nj minil mesec, ko Sc je vra-
cal Andrej domov. S hitrimi ko-
raki je stopal po bregu proti
domu. Mudilo Sc mu je. S Ilojo
je hotel ujeti vsaj nekoliko ca
sa. Vedel je, da dom pogresa
njegove roke. Ma vasi sc nj sra
moval nikogar. Vsakemu izmed
vaseanov je gledal jasno V oei.
Lotil Sc je della z novimi mocmi.
Obudila Sc je v MEM zavest, da
mora nadomestiti sile, katere
je dom izgubil.
Srecal ga je zagricar.
"Se mesto meme bi bill udaril
enkrat!
"Prevec bi bilo potem.''
Oba sta Sc zasmejala.
Cas- je tekel, "a Nanico je IL
tekal. zivela je vdano. Tozila in
zdihovala je.,se, vendar je laze
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-03

gala nositi tezo. Pred vascani
Sc je umaknila, zaprla. Vedela
je, da govore o njej, vendar
jim je dala pravico do tega. -
(Dalje prihodnjiG)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-03
DOI(1
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA

gre. Odlocno z JeZnlm koraKOm
je stopal po cesti. Prepiral Sc
je potjo, hisami, z vodo; !;
vsemu je grozil. Prisel je ma
poklon, pogledal ma trg: "Tu do
Ii vas bonn ujel! Mic odloga;
moi denar sem, ma roko!" Sc
bolj je pospesil korak.
10 Sc je pozneje vraeal IL
trga, nj mogel vec ujeti prejs-
NIGGA koraka. Nosil je sabo
breme, kakrsnega nj Sc nikoli.
Ma sodniji so mu bill pojasnili
to, kar je izjavil Andrej. 1--we
del je, zakaj je mladenic udaril.
Odsel je poparjen in strt. Oroz-
.ie mu je bilo izbito il rok. Vso
pot je premisljal in iskal izho-
da.
Vrnil Sc je domov. Ma vasi
ga je vprasal sosed:
"Kako 81 odpravil?"
Dragar je pomomljal; pove-
dal nj mic.
Naslednji vecer, ko je Kosan-
ka molzla v hlevu in je bila
/
Nanica V hisi, je pokukal ORA
gar pri vrtnih vratih v kuhi-
MO. Poklical jo je, maj stopi "a
trenutek ven, ces, da bi rad
spregovoril MO nekaj besedi.
Dekle Sc ga je ustrasilo; nj no.
telo brz slediti. Reklo mu je,
maj pride on v hiso.
INA samem bi rad govoril S
tabo; lahko Sc vrne matt"
Nanica ga je ubogala. Neko'
liko korakov cd hise Sc je usta-
vii. Tema je bila; dekle je vi
delo samo njegovo senco. ORA
gar Sc je odkasljal:
"Slisal sem, da dolzis necesa
nasega Feliksa.'
"Nikomur Sc nisem poveda.
Ia"
"Andrej je povedal ma sodi,
Sou"
"Domaci vedo, drugi ne"
Nanico je oblivala rdecica
Sram jo je bilo, da hi bila ute.
kla. Govorila je slabotnim,
sramezljivim glasom. Tudi Ora.
gar je bill neroden v besedi.
Him, pa je hodil tudi Tone
Sci k tebi?"
Nanico je zabolelo V srcu,
Zaslutila je kan meri MOI. Ali
maj ga utaji? Ali maj prizna?
"Je, a ne tako ko Felix's. -
To je bilo pref.
"Malo pref, malo pozneje ne
mores reci gotovo. In YES mas;
sal yes, kako je z MIN; Tone
bi te resil, ma Selo bi sla. Tudi
JAZZ bi vedel "a to. Olajsal, po.
pustil bi pri hisi. I'll bi imela
to-"
Nanici Sc je moz zastudil. -
VISA podlost je zijala il mega
"Drugega nisem poznala kc
Feliksa." Rekla je odlocno ter
odsla v hiso.
o terjatvi nj govoril Draga1
prOti nikomur yec.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-03


aar the
the
the Tey have eareda -
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-03

PoISc93ske Obl0st3 so ma$le to-
le maajhmo dekletce, XII je . EUi-
nj obleki bresbriSno tavalo mo-
obresju Sunset jeSera, y Bosto-
,,u, Mass. Dekletce je Marlin
Eske, stare 21a leta, ter je ro-
dovedno stale, ko so 10 fotogra-
firoli, docina sta bila poEcisto
. sadregi.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-03

prenasala trpljenje kot pref, do
kler :je vedela vse lie sama. Dru-
zinska ljubezen je bila vecja
kot jeza in zanicevanje, kate
rega je bila delezna takoj ia
krat, ko je razkrila svojo nesre-
co. s
Ne matt ne brat je nista bre-
menila z ocitki. Kveejemu sta
jo pomilovala in il tako poma-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-12-03
(Nadalj aljevanje)

Dragar Je .hodll trdo po lZpl !;
oci so mu srsele. Pomoleal je,
nato znova zbesnel. Felix's je
sklonil glavo ma prsi, zajecal
zateglo in Sc lovil rokama. O.
&c je pristopil.
"Te hudo boli?"
"Boli, hudo me je."
stefanija je prinesla vodo in
pricela umivati brata. Delo je
spremljala S tozbo in pomilova-
MEM. Oce' Sc je zopet razburil.
"Od njih Sc ne damo ubijati.
Nikdar. Da 81 upajo! - Ali 81
gotov, da te je on?'
"Gotov SEM"
"Po oroznike pojdem. Miru
ne bono imeli pred mimi! Ca
kaj golazen! Danes SO tebe,
drugikrat napadejo lahko me-
ne. Jutri zgodaj grem, poklici-
te me! Da 81 upajo, in mas,
nas!'
Dragar je ostal Sc dolgo pri
sinu, ga miloval, mu stregel.
Drugi dan Sc je odpravil ma vse
zgodaj v. dolino po oroznike'
Vso pot doll in nazaj Sc je hui
doval sam sabo. Kogar je ma
sci, srecal, vsakega je ustavil,
mu pripovedoval, kaj Sc je Ego
dilo in po koga gre. Tudi ko Sc
.ie vrnil, je besnel po hisi. Uni
ril Sc je nekoliko sele, ko je IL
vedel, da 50 Andreja uklenili in
odgnali.
"zdaj sem jim posvetil; Sc
Jim bonn, Sc huje."
Stopil je ma hisni prag, Sc
razgledal okoli. Spodaj je vide,
pred hlevom soseda. Sci je dc
MEGA.
Isl slisal, kaj Sc je zgodilo?' .
"Sem."
'To je placilo "a dobrote. Ia
ko placujejo. Starejsi mir b
boljsi. Mega sem ubrusil. zda.
ko je odsel, DO nastopil mlajsi
Pomagal jim bonn. V sredc
grem ma sodisce; ma dan spreje'
majo vse; do zadnjega krajcar'
ia, lahko poves, bonn zahteval.' ,
Sosed je kimal.
Ma vecer, ko so vascani ma
pajali krave, je Sci h koritu
tam je ponovil isto.
Kosanka je izvedela kmalu
kaj govori Dragar. Ustrasila 81
je. Groznja jo je zadela. MOI '
zemlji, sinov mixer. Cutila 81
je slabotno. Mic nj vedela, ka,
maj ukrene, kje maj isce pomo
ci.
Moi Bog, samo dive slabotn
zenski sva ostali! Kako maj 81
resiva? Kaj maj narediva ~
Premisljala je sama pri Sc
bi: Ali bi sla k Dragarju, gs
prosila ma kolenih, da bi sc mas
usmilil ?'' Nj Sc mogla odlocit
"a pot; proved ponizanja je Gu
tia sebi, in Sc je dvomila al
bi jo Dragar sploh uslisal.
Matt in hci sta ziveli najhuj
Sc dni. Tezki dogodki so sc ia
ko zgostili v casu, da so il
skrusili popolnoma. Delali st;
komaj "a silo; najvec sta zdel
nepremicno ma stolih ali v zdi
cih. Govorili sta malo, vsaka j
mislila in tozila sama vase.
Najhuje je bilo zvecer. Cd
nikoder Sc nj oglasil tezek ko
rak; odlocna, moska hoja je u
tihnila. Vrata sc MISC vec odpi
rala kakor poprej. Glasovi sc
umrli, vse je molcalo. Izba j
bila gluha, da ju je sprelete
strah ko sta stopili vanjo. Urs
ma stem je tiktakala votlo, ka
kor takrat, ko sc hisa izprazn
pc umrlem 3loveku. Svetniki Y
kotu so ju gledali prestraseno
obrazi so Sc jim cudno nategni
Ii. Kristus ma krizu je skloni
glavo nize; njegovo telo je bi
10 tako razbicano in upadlo.
V hlevu je mukala zivina. Nj
sta je mogli potolaziti, tudi {,
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-02
SAUSAGE

Orr Sausage Hard Ty5'c.l
,t,ns arc hid SllInl. f,'a
Csr's's'. nd Pepce'c7i
Seni.ty Sausage bplcJi
l,amt are Csrtilt. Pen
Rel and moill1slll
fIein. Sm2'Ei ald ccohs-
SlnS,fe.; Iyt0t,i items
are fCfk Sausage, Wiener.
Bologna, Baked lanes.
and liver Sausage. AMI
Chile Cen c:rns ghtH.
Grdul ! ll. > mtl. ten.
tent
G'ou1 ;, Net less thin g.
meat. .-....-...-
Gr1up J: NJ, less than g 70
meat. Liver Sausage ,rd
Blood Slgs3fe Ir;lUt::
regardless Of higher rs1,
tcT'e7,
Groyl 1: less lna1 50 tI,
mere 'ha1 20 Z; meat.
Scu3e ard Hand Cheese
included regardless Q. high.
er mei, tcn,sn,
INA, :sr'f't iss'JeH = -
'sI ;s,s'ts :, sI.:l C'-r g
I.f Iscs': s:rir:i.f {: c.. /.
IIss. IfIit Fss.SlgsG
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These Of the why laundry bundles have returned
ards have asked to o
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-02

This chart only lists point values
TOR the most popular sizes. See
the ofiieiai chart at your grocer's
tor other sizes and their point
values
~ P Q good July 1, 10 and in
Guiding August 7, X L M valid
through July II.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-02
WHAT WE ARE DOING TO
IMPROVE LAUNDRY SERVICE

NWnm
is not Among those
entirely beyond control
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-02
4. FEWER TRAINED OPERATORS ARE
NOW AVAILABLE

We have pridcd ourselves on the skill of our en-
noles. people who have helped build our reputation
for fine quality laundry service Today many
Of our best operators for various reasons nave
gone INTO different industries