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Evening star., 1943-05-09
Admiral james Given
Charleston Command
BY the Associated Press.


CHARLESTON, S. c., May g.
Rear Admiral Jules James, now on
duty in Bermuda, has been ordered
to proceed at once in taking over
the duties OF commandant of the
Sixth Naval District here and the
Charleston Navy Yard, the Public
Relations Office announced today.
(Admiral James, a native of Vir-
ginia, will succeed Rear Admiral
William Glassford, who has been
ordered to report to the Navy De-
partment in Washington for an
other aSsignment.)
Evening star., 1943-05-09
committee is to consider the appro.

committee is to consider the appro-
priation this week.
Senator Russell said Senators
Bankhead of Alabama and Chavez of
New Mexico, Democrats, will move
to restore operating funds for the
Farm Security Administration and
to continue the crop insurance pro-
grams on wheat and cotton
The House voted to abolish the
crop-insurance program. 1t elm
mated funds for operating the FSA
program when provision transfer
ring FSA functions to the Farm
Credit Administration was rejected
on q point of order.
Evening star., 1943-05-09

COMFORT DESPITE WOUNDS-Wounded American veterans
OF desert warfare without the comfort of plenty of
helping hands at base hospital in the Middle Staff Sergt
Francis Marchese of St. Louis anxious another
the His visitors Miss Rita Hurley Boston,
Red Cross recreation worker and Capt Fred Dearborn of
Philadelphia seeing gets plenty encourage
ment -OWI Photo
Evening star., 1943-05-09

perhaps" )" he said grimly, "but sooner
or later, they will have to come up
here for an appropriation"
Representative Monroney, Demo-
crat OF Oklahoma, another member
Of the Banking Committee, asserted,
ANY program for subsidy should
have the specific authorization of
Congress, and it would be a mistake
for the Administration to try to put
1t into effect without obtaining that
authorization"
Legality Questioned.
Contending the plan is mot legal"
Representative Sumner, Republican,
OF Illinois argued that there is
serious doubt as to whether a sub
sidy program would get the produc-
ton needed, and it boils down to a
question of whether we want food
or low prices"
Chairman Fulmer of the House
Agriculture Committee said he op-
poses the plan because "the pro-
cessors, and not the producers, are
to get this money-inasmuch as they
are unwilling to give the farmer
anything, I'm against the other fel-
low getting it,"
They'll never hold the line with
the present tactics" he contended.
They have started in the middle.
not at the bottom. and eventually
it will all blow up"
Price officials were quick to point
out that the subsidies indirectly will
aid the farmer because plans call for
10 per cent cut in retail prices
without a corresponding reduction
in prices to producers. The sub
sides will not mean greater net in
come for either the producer or
professor, however, they said.
The idea is to roll back prices of
the retailer, wholesaler and process
Or" an official explained, "and at
the same time make payments to the
professor which will enable him to
pay the raw materials supplier a
high enough price to encourage pro-
duction."
Small Margin Protested.
Meat packers have been protesting
that the margin between existing
meat ceilings and the price of live
stock is so small that some firms
are losing money. In effect, the
Government will go to the packer
and say, you must cut your prices,
but I will pay you enough so you
can continue to buy cattle at the
same price you have been paying"
Representative Halleck, Repub-
lican minority member of the House
Small Business Committee, termed
the moN "unsatisfactory-just the
path of least resistance"
This is the most dangerous thing
they could do said Representative
Engel, Republican, of Michigan, a
member of the Appropriations Com
mittee. by subsidizing the professor
you are just doubling the infation-
ary gap between income and the
available consumer goods"
Representative Pace, Democrat, of
Georgia, member of the Agricul-
turc Committee, expressed belief
that generally = 1T would be
better to let prices remain as they
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
9ette Na6ri6ten

SrGiiOent GUOicUelt lit nadJ fiinf-
luOdJiger MbweIenbcit, in pelder
3cit er OiplOmntilden nno militGri-
Idlcn Scratnngcn in Nfrifn, Gmro.
pa nn6 Mlien beiipObnte, iuieSer nr
nmerifaniidem 8oOen angelangt.
Sier erluarten grOke GnnOesprOble-
me %ieiner Chung; Der fir Den 81.
December angeiagte Streif Der 81
i%cnbabner; Die Srnge Der rSnhii-
Oien" Der Hcgiernng nnO bic Stcner-
pDrlage.
SremierminiIter WinItOn GbnrdD-
i'll lit an GnngenenbinOnng crfrnnft.
9rei Der beiten Spe5ialiitcn Oes bril-
tiifen Meltreides Iino bic bebnn-
OelnOen Ner5te. Der Tatient befin-
oct iid in einem G%ranfcnbans i'm
mittleren Often.
8ei einem grufen GiIenbabnnn-
gliif Der uNtlantic GOaft Cine. nabe
8ennert in Nortb Carolina unrOen
iiber 20 HerIOnen get6tet nnO iiber
100 Ocrlcbt. TOn ben Wet1tcten
iuaren 43 @ebrmndtlente.
Sdiucrc britiIde Bomber flOgen
gum 81. Malc iibcr Die Neidsbnnpt-
itaOt Berlin, iuelde ibrer lNltemati-
idlen 3eritGrnng entgcgengebt.
Sci einem Angriff Der Oemtlden
Gnftiuaffe anf ben italieniiden t6a.
ZEN Bari an Der a6riatiidcn &iite,
iunrOen II alliiertc Sdiffe OerIenft.
Die Mn5abl Der SDten nnO @eriDnns
Oetcn belGnft iid anf 1000.
NmerifaniIde Srnppen erObertcn
einen &iitenitrid Der Sniel Rem
Britain. Die 2anbrns brinst I'm.
icrc StreitfrGftc 270 @eiIcn IiiOlid
pOn &abanl, cinem ltarf befeitigten
iapaniidcn Gtiibptnft int SiiODcit-
pa5ifif.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
Opernbirisent 2einsOorf ioa 8riffe
flpppen

Bonn Saltptquartier oes Gln3ie-
bungSamtes muroe befanntgegeben,
oaB es cine peitere 3uriidltelung
bon Grid 2~einsoorf Dem Better 0es
Glepelano Sr6eiters un0 friiberen
0irigenten am nMetropolitan Opera
Souie~ a6gelebnt bat, 10 0aB oieier
iid am 81. DECEMBER iteaen muB.
8on Ser Ordeiterleitung mar elm
60-tdgiger aufidub nadgeiudt NOR
ben, aber ous n9ocal 8oaro %" ioQ
Serrn 9einsoorf bereits Dor meb-
reren Gagen geiGrieben baben. oaB
cine peitere 3uriiditellung nidt
mebr in 6rage fommt. Ser aus
.Seiterrei6 itammenoe 9irigent, Der
iebt amerifanii6er 8irger 1T, pobnt
gu Sbafer Seigbts in Ohio, lit Oer-
beiratet uno bat Elm &ino.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
Gmpfeblen Sic Oas uSOnrnal"
in Siren 8efanutenfreiien!

tiiden anmenoung peiter gebradt
ais mir. Sd mltB iagen, id itaune
iiber Guren 6ortidritt. 8ir fon-
nen es gud bierin ni6t glei6maden,
bis mir uniere 9idi6doel oriiben los
geluoroen iino.~
Sod Itarb an Ser8idlag am 81.
Ofai 1910, in 8aoen-8aoen. Sem
amerifaniider 8iograpb SielOing
@ariion nennt i'm ben gr0Bten @ii-
Ieni6aftler Geutidlanos.
notwithstanding nod int @er6en
2eioer lit nit Ser SeItitellung Ell
mes acknowledgements nidt aud
ldon oas lpe3ifiide @eilmittel gefun-
ben. SIM ani6luB an oie &ein-
flltur Der Observation-Disclosures ging
ao6 ieiner5eit an Die Seriteaung
elmer 2pmpbe, Die er Suberfulin
nannte uno bon Ser er iid @rfolg
BEL Der 9ebanolung beItimmter 5or-
men Der Suberfuloie perlpra6.
Gs tut Der gei6idtli6en 8eoeu-
tung oes Sori1ers feinen Mbbrnfl,
lpenn man 3ugibt, DaB Die ifeptiiden
9eurteiler oes 9uterfulins bis 81
einem gepiiien @raoe &edt bebal-
ten baden. Gin Spe8ififum gegen
oie nipeiBe 8eit~ lit nod berte, elm
babies Sabrbunoert nod gntoed-
ung oes Observation-Disclosures, nift
gefunoen. 9enno6 griinoen li9 ale
ieitoem er3ielten 6ortihritte in Der
Suberfuloie-8 ebanolung auf &ods
embedding. uno mir miiien. OaB es
ieit &o6s Sooesinbr, 1910. gelun-
aen lit. 0ie STANDARDIZATION Der
Suberfuloie bier5ulanbe INN bier
5iinftel Der bisberigen gu bermin-
bern.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
Mm babrii9en @elen
fol- 9entl9lanO geneicn
SO mcint fabcr AnOerl, Gin
Miindener Man0erl

8opril6e &reiie in england mn
in oen Gereinigten Staten betrei.
ben Die @iloitng elmer y8unOesregie.
ruitg" in Oeutl1lano CUR v8red)unQ
Ser preubii1en 8orberri6aft". Ser
| Spre1er ser 8epegung, 9uoer Mn.
oerl, Der IA Sabre lang Mitglieo
oes bnOrii1en 2anotogs mar, err
fl1rte in elmer l~lnterreoing nit Dem
9onooner &orreIponoenten Ger
nSoerieos Neps 9lgencD~, oaB oas
@eiterbeIteben Ser preuBii6en @or-
berridoft in 9euti6lano nod Dem
lebten &rieg 81 oieiem &rieg ge-
fii9rt babe.
r0ic Sampreifcm ian am Dllem
Sdpml6"
Mnoerl iagte neiter, oaB cine @e.
fobr Der 8ieoerbolitng oes oarnols
1egaitgenen Srrtums beitebe uno
oaB iolber @efabr olir6 S1affung
zines 8unoes oeutlAer Staaten uno
freier StGote b%egegnet meroen miille.
9ur6 MISUNDERSTANDING Der gil.
ten alten @ieoermaier 3eit nit it,
rem manigfaltigen 0ltooe5itaaten
uno SpieBbiirgern oiirfte Die preuBi-
i6e Sebniu6t na6 einem nelten Bis
mord eritidt per0en. Inoerl meint,
8abern lieOe bon @brgei5, lein eigp-
mes Blaberl i'm Oeliti6en Qe6en tpie-
ser gu finoen. 9[lio f0nnte W1iin-
6en ii1 81 elmer nelten uSaupt-
Itaot Der 8emegung" u%ngeItalten.
rNieOer init ben @affenl"
anoerls 8eipegung f6ldgt Dor,
Berlin 81 elmer freien Staot al err
fldren, Die Wturf 8rauoenburg uno
Hommern al berfleinerit, 11n0 iott=
ltige preuBiibe geitre6ungen ein3u-
oGmmen. Sn 3ufunft ioa es feline
peitere preuBii6e Mrmee ge6en.
Mu1 Die erltrebte neue 8unoesregie-
rung ioa na1 @noerls Mniidt iiber
feline SolOatenma6t perfiigen, bon
elmer Slotte gar ni6t 81 reOen.
Sabriider Stat in Neu YOrf
anOerl periu6t, feline Soee in ein-
fluBrei1en &reiien @nglanOs gu
p~erbreiten. Gr itebt in 8e8iebung
gu elmer Grippe in Stem gorf, Die
er ais o8aprii6en Sat" be8eidnet.
@r nebme an, iogte er, OaB 2ouis
@ilbelm 0Ser8og bon Bayern,
uno Or. 6reoerif 8reepig in ben
8ereinigten Staaten Die glei6en
3iele perfolgen.
anoerl nimnlt feline Steaung 81
ser grfldrung oes bapriid-fonier-
patioen Observation-Disclosures Selo,
ser ipdbreno Ser @eimar &epublif
Sen Sreiitaat 8apern als Die uI1n-
oronungs5ele" oes &eides be3eid-
nete, aber er bertritt Die anii6t,
Dab 8aperns gemeiniame @ren8e
nit ser S6pei5 cine Queae oerfolg-
rei9er ginfliifie alf Die frieolie-
benoe, antimilitariitiide 8ebolfe-
riitg SiioOeutidlan0s~ iein ueroe.
@ut gebriiat, boprii6er 2omel
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
G6waMftnOe @imters
i6la9ten in &nkIanO
ytenc Sentidc @esenitDke
in Der Ukraine

y1od elmer Ser beftigiten Eanf.
idladten oieies ruiiiihen @inter'
felo5uges mari General bon damn
ltein perit1rfte oellti1e Snfanterie.
nno Eanfitrettfrdfte gegen Die neul
ufroinii9e Sront oes Generals $50.
titin meltlid bon &ietp. 9ie 9elt.
iden orongen an elmer so &ilometel
breiten 6ront fat 40 Meilen boz
bis 5l elmer 2inie, Die ii1 bonn Siio-
tpeiten Stems bis gu 48 Meilen tpeit-
li9 eritredt. 9ort eritiirmten fie
Die Staot &aoomiii, mo General
@atutin fem Sauptquartier aufge-
i6lagen botte.
0entIde Seridte
Die 9eutI1en meloeten, 0oB Die
&ote Mrmee in Der lesten ISOLDE in
Der S9la9t tDeltli1 bon Stem 927
@efhiiBe, 440O @efangene, 1000
@efodene uno 254 Eanfs berloren
babe. Sic beri6teten, oas @eit-
ufer oes Eeteren BON ben &uIIen ge-
i1ubert 81 baden. Mngebli6 boben
Die 0euti9en nlein in 5tpei Sagen
1900 @efangene gema9t. 9euti9e
Bomber un0 Stlifas lomie S1ger
fouen an Der S9la1t teilgenommen
uno 5nei Eetereb-8riiden oerit0rt
baben. Ser oeuti9e 8erift befagte
fOeiter:
Gin umfangreider Mngriff be-
gam iiioli1 bon @etpeI. @ntlang
Der geiamten Offenlipfront tobten
i6nere &dmpfe. Ser oeutide Sell
murOe gIeid5eitig BON orei Seiter
a~ngegriffen, uno oeutibe Sruppen
muBten oft an umgeSrebten 5ron-
ten fGmpfen. Sen &u1ien geIang
es poriibergebeno, in Die oeuti1en
S%teniingen ein5ubre6en, iie tpuroel
ober ourd @egenangriffe 5uriidge
i6lagen.
l1nteroeffen tpuroe Si9erfaiii
peItli9 bonn 9niepr ungefdbr 100
Meilen iiio0itli6 &ieps bonn ruff
i1en General Stpan &onep 5uriid-
erobert.
Sin Ser Norogren5e Ser &rim ber-
iudten Die &uilen bergebli9 oas 10.
genonnte rSaule Meer" Ser Simaid
Qognne gu iiberqueren. 9orIGufig
bIeibt alio Die &rim nod felt in
0euti1er &an6.
Die 9eutfden in Der &rim
9ie fru6tbare Salbiniel &rim,
I'M Wittelalter Elm bon BEN Gotten
beberri9tes 2ano, 1T nit benz ruff
i1en Seitlano i'm Noroen MIR our6
oie feds Big iieben &ilometer breite
2~ano3unge bon Berefop uno neiter
0itIib our9 einen Giienbabnoamm
ourds 6ol1le Meer perbun0en.
Gin GROCER Sell Ser @inmobner
beitebt neben ben @roBruiien aug
&rimtotaren, ufrainern, Armeniern,
@rieben, Sltoen uno beftano bot
fur3em-mas bielfad iiberrai6en
IIQ4Ouu9 eIlUu COfOOO UCulIWtll
aoloniiten. 9enn aud in Der &rim
botten ii6, mie in anberen Seilen
@uBlanos, 5u 8eginn beg Dergange-
men Sabrbunoerts piele oeutide
8allern nieoergelaiien, Die ourd Die
9eripreduneen Der 3aren uno If.
rer Mgenten angeloGt Duroen. Dit
arimoeuti6en, oeren Na6fommer
nit oenen Ser @olgaoeuti6en gleid
gu 8eginn bes oeutiden ginfaas bon
ben Somiets obgeidoben fpuroen,
piometen fi9 in erlter 2inie BEN
Mnbou bon @einitoden lino Maul-
beerbdlimen. @eoer bier nod in an
oeren Seilen oes meiten ruiiii6er
@eihes ideinen es aber Die Sieolei
iebr leidt gebabt 81 baben, fpenn oas
oiesbe3iiglide Spri6port angemeine
@elt1ng bat: Ser grite arbeitet iif
tot, Der 3peite Ieioet Scot, Der Grit
te erit bat grot."
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
Tlidtlinesfinber ~erfennen lire
Gltern nidlt

@ie oos nyeational &efugee Ser
pice~ befannt gab, trafen in ben leb-
ten Eagen an 8or6 5Deier S6iffe
2O6 6liidtlinge aus europa bier
Elm, oorunter IL &inoer, Die flint
ODER mebr Sabre bon ibren gitern
a~etrpnnt getpeien iDaren. @inige Der
ainoer erfannten lire @ltern snidt
mebr, uno in einem Sale be3meifel-
tie iogar elm asfnidbrises Mdoel nit
Wnd0rud, Oh feline gum Mbbolen
eridienene Miitter aud mirfli6 iei-
ne Mlitter Jet.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
8eibnadtsfeiern i'm Nltenbeim
mn0 @nilenbans

6reunoe uno @0nner oieier beioen
8oblfabrtSonitalten iino gu oeren
8eibnadtsfeiern ber5li6 e~ineelaoen.
SIN &uppert Seim lit oieielbe am
Sonntag Nadmittag Inn 8 ltbr uno
I'M 8euti6en @aiienbaus am %.
9e3embes. @eibnadtsipiele uno
-oortrGge tper0en Die @dlte unter-
balten.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17

fernt. Ser @eg unferer Soloaten
oortbin ourd's @ebirge mitten I'M
@inter unter ben geidiloerten llm-
it6noen fam geniBlid nidt als
elm ufriid fr0blider 6elo5ug" be-
trndtet uer6en.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
@rOfe aalte

Sn einem groBen 2onoesteil
berridt cine adltepele. 9lu6 @aib-
ington fDltroe nidt oeri6ont. Das
thermometer fiel Bis auf IA @raO
Geliius. S6litti6ubldufer fonnen
iid CUR @eniige ~austoben. Der
8ettermanm beripri6t baloiee Na6-
Ialinng Der &dIte.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17
@eibnadtsrnnOfnnf bes 9apites

Mus Dem @atifan pilroe gemel-
SET, oaB 8aplt Yius, mie iiblid, am
@eibnadtsabeno iiber ben &uno-
fitnf cine 9lnipra6e on aae @l1u-
bigen balten miro.
Washington Journal., 1943-12-17

-@enn Sic Sbr Sous, Mo6eI
ODER automobil periidern Donen
telepbonieren Sic bite an Germ s
@. Winfler. Rational 1889.
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

with a precipitation of 500 inches
and 8 severe electrical storms,
which is above the normal rain
fall for July, the normal growth
of crops have been retarded.
On last Friday, lightning
struck a large Colorado spruce in
the yard of the home formerly
occupied by W.. r. Lewis, now
owned by N. S. Woodland and did
considerable damage to the de-
tached kitchen of the dwelling.
N. S. Woodland, who has been
on the ship yards at Newport
News, Va, is now at home look
ing after his farm.
Picking and marketing beans
seem to be the order of the day
through this section.
Mrs. Roy Woodland and children
visited relatives Saturday and
Sunday on Forge Creek.
Sunday School continues to
progress at Baptist Home church
with good attendance.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
Nettle Knob News

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Walters, of
Bluefield, w. Va, visited friends
and relatives here, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Church,
of Idlewild, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
George Phillips, Sunday.
Miss Ruby Tomilson, of New
York City, visited her father, Mr..
L. G. Tomilson.
MIR. and Mrs. J. D. Baker are
visiting Mr.. J. F. and w. NJ. Dill
lard, at Orion, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter WILCOX,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Walters visited
Miss Regenia Wilcox, at Boone
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Shepherd,
from Portsmouth, Va, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Phillips.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Cpl. Robert ID. MCNEIL, OF
Laurinburg- Maxton Air Base, at
Maxton, spent the past week end
at his home here.
Cpl. Edd B. Liddle, son of Mrs.
Lola Liddle, formerly of this coun-
ty, is now stationed somewhere
in North Africa. He sends the
following cable: Hello Mother,
keep smiling, my thoughts are
with you, please don't worry"
Pvt. Roland Bare, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Phar Bare, of Obids,
was home on furlough last week.
He is stationed at Camp Story,
Va.
Pvt. Roger Bare, Roland's twin
brother is serving with the arm
ed forces somewhere overseas.
Pfc. Irwin Nj. Parsons, Camp
Phillips, Kansas, received his
present rating recently. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hege
Parsons, of Obids.
Sgt. Gilbert Red) Lyle, son of
Mrs. Mollie Lyle, has arrived
safely in North Africa, and writes
that he was disappointed in the
country but that he was getting
along fine.
Pfc. James r. Long, of Rose
Crons Air Base, at St. Joseph,
Mo-, has returned to camp, after
spending a 14-day furlough at his
home. He has been stationed
there for the past ten months.
Pvt. Quincy T. Turner, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse J. Turner, of
Warrensville, who has been in
foreign service for some time,
has now been moved back to the
United States and placed in an
army hospital in New York. His
parents were notified this week,
but they were not informed as to
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

A prominent restaurant owner
in Jackson, Miss, charged with
slaughtering hog without a per-
NIT and with offering for sale
meat unfit for human consump-
ton has been fined $4,000. A
State Court imposed a sentence
of two years in Jail for offering
the diseased meat for sale.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
BLUE RIDGE HOMECOMING
is NOT TO BE HELD

The annual homecoming at
Blue Ridge Baptist church, that
is usually held on the second
Sunday in August, has been post
,poned for the duration, due to
shortage of gas and rubber, that
are badly needed by the army,
Rev. w. T. Beshears and w. S.
Watson announced this week.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05
Parker News
BY J. E. PARKER

If there is any truth in the
belief that it rains more during
"dogdays' than i'm other parts
of the year, the dog is surely
having his day this year. In July
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

]. E. Rhodes, known to his ma
ny friends as Jimmie, has re-
Gently been promoted and is now
&c Pharmacists mate. Jimmie,
who is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Rhodes il now stationed at
New York.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Pfc. Buck RAIDER is spending
several days here with his fami-
ly. Buck, who volunteered for
service one year ago is home on
his first furlough. He is now
stationed near Denver, Colorado.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Warren Gentry (Buster) Black,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Black,
West Jefferson, has returned to
Spokane, Wash, where he is sta
toned latter spending furlough
with his parents.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

&c. Lester Wyatt, who is sta
I'd at Camp Bark1ey, Texas,
been home on a, 15-day fur
i. He is the son of Mr.. and
David Wyatt.
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RaAa Walter Badger.

W Walter Badger, nus
eexa OF Mrs. Delphia Lorine Bad
ser, jefferson, has been enrolled
S the U. S. Training School for
sNctricians on the campus of
Nsrdue University, Lafayette,
emil, Selected to attend the
sscaool upon making high grades
n q series of aptitude tests taken
Turing recruit training, he will
scelve theory and laboratory,
nd wiring.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Cpl. Charles Smith Miller, who
is in the army air force, stationed
at Garden City, Kansas, has been
serving as chaplain assistant
since February 6, 1943 and was
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

. Walter B. Wyatt, son of Mr..
IS. David Wyatt, is now sta
at Fort Jackson, S. G.. He
me recently on a 7-day
h.
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Pic. Wayne Reeves, who is sta
ned at Camp Davis, N. c., re-
1tly spent a 15-day furlough
n his home folks at Laurel
>ings and West Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

sobbie Baker,. who is sta
t Fort Bragg, was home
K end.
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Pvt. Clifford E. Perry, son of
Mr.. F. M. Perry and the late Mrs.
Perry, of Apple Grove, is now
somewhere overseas. He writes
that he is getting along fine and
enjoys The Skyland Post and 9TH
er mail from his friends. He has
been in service since before
Pearl Harbor.
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whether he had been injured OF
if he was seriously ill.
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Pfc. Walter Allen Worth, son
of Mrs. Maude A. Worth, and the
late Mr.. w. H. Worth, of Jeffer-
son, has been in service for al
most two years, and is now sta
toned somewhere in North AT
RIGA. He left the United States
around the first of June.
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Pvt. Allen Worth, another son
of Mrs. Maude A. Worth, volun-
teered for service in February,
and is now stationed at Newport,
R. l., with the Marine Corps.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Pvt. Reid Sturdivant, Jr., writes
from Santa Fe, New Mexico, that
he is getting along nicely. He is
in the medical division and is
stationed at Bruins Hospital.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

recently promoted to his present
rank.
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Pvt. Jack Mccormick, formerly
of Warrensville, who has been
seriously i'll with arthritis since
January, has been transferred
from Camp Blanding. Fla. to
Thomasville, Ca, and expects to
get a furlough soon.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Pfc. James Long visited rela-
tives in the county last week. He
is now stationed at st. Joseph,
Missouri, with the Air Corps.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Pvt. MOrg Trivette, son of Rev.
and Mrs. w. c. Trivette, West
Jefferson, has been spending sew
eral days at his home here. He
is now stationed at Morris Field,
Charlotte, with the Air Corps.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1943-08-05

Pfc. George Weaver, son of
Mrs Ellers Weaver, of Smeth-
port, is attending A. NJ school at
Lincoln, Neb. He is getting along
fine and hopes to get a furlough
soon.
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Cpl. John d. Weaver, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Weaver, has
been home on furlough for Is
days. He is stationed in Louisi-
ana at present, and has just COM
pleted specialist training.
Cpl. Elmer Jones, son of Prof.
and Mrs. M. L. Jones, is now
somewhere in England, and is
member of the Military Police
force.
Cpl. Elmo Jones, son of Mrs.
Wade H. Jones, and the late Mr..
Jones, is with the paratroopers in
North Africa Some recent pic
lures received by his mother
show him to be looking we'll.
John T. ShOaf, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. P. Shoaf, of Warrensville,
is stationed in Hawaii. He writes
very interesting letters about the
country and people.