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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09
CHAPTER one

THE FIRST time Karen sow ,,o
trailer - and its drive it MAS
Blocking the Ocean drive .rhiy
might rot have been so urua,,,
S!nce the average trailer is m,ll;y
enough - f.Ock alniCa; any bn,,lr.
ward. but traders wcrc not alInw.d
on the Ocean drive III Palm Ec,rh
Being well aware of th;s-,rd
also being in 4 hurrv-Earcn I,i,,
an impatient hand on the ho.u. sip-
mailing her approach. But the tr,iI.
or did not buGGc. she rad In h,I,,.
her long. low-Slt,n:: r0a..Stc: TO M
abrupt halt with 4 pr,tr-ii,m
scrvrch of brakes -ru!lrs,; ;;;,r i,in,i
Playing !can-irU". or took .an.l,.
ditch, neither alternative oiI,,in%.
..,urh appeal.
Tier voice held impaticncc. too
Tince patience was no one ri
knrcil'a virtues. as %h" leaned ovrr
the side ot the roadster. 4 say"
she called. don't yuu know vun'ro
blocking the highway? Viii Won
kindly move that thing"
4 head wa1 thrust from the siIr
OF The small coupe attached in tho
trailer masculine head with -
thItch OF blond hair AMI decidedly
Ollie eyes ana an ACCOMMODATING
saucy. yet inihlcnt voice Thai
somehow matched the uli2yival
Expression etched around i rather
larGH. humorous mouth.
BLOCKING tie road, am ]? And
on such Il fine morning. and with
you in such n fine rush. Nav osl;
1t anything is that important, ON
Slch morning 10 risk ones neck
and the ncck3 of everyone in th,.
vicinity? And are there no spccI
i&wS that -
Are sou going to move that
hin% Karen INTERRUPTED. Imna-
ueii;e was a. mild term for alI her
tone held now. She was scr,hiuy
siiaply srcthing. Not just because
shI was in Il hurry Karen ALWAYS
WAS IN hurry--but she was rccth-
ing NJ the audacity the colossal
audacity of the driver of this OH
stacie l.! her path. Talking To HER
about l;iIvS. when he was the one
Nov l ask" the Incidence in his
voice wcG gently rcproving. "is that
nice? Calling my trailer n thing
don I you know that no matter how
humble. 4 mans home is his cas-
Tie Don't you realize :"
shculd report il to the police. -"
hHrcn3 tone. cutting in. was rs the
bright sunlight glittcring on the
vast eXpanse OF blue ocean. 1T may
interest you 10 know that trailcrs
are not allowed on this side of the
causeways.' She referred TO the
bridges that connected the exclu-
sire Palm Beach WIKI its more pie
b!an neishbor. called West Palm"
1t interests me very much" the
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the colonel of Il cavalry regiment.
an officer in the QuartcrnaStcr
Corps, and Il medical officer of the
Army were talking about the
great advantage Of having a con-
ccntratcd ration for soldiers.
IN" idea from the point of tao
ties IS that a unit of troops. which
may range numerically from Il
company To Il division, is to 20 for
ward either for reconnaissance or
for offensive operations. They NAV
be gone for 81 hours to a week.
The men are dcing hard work, so
they have To he ccd and Il lumber
ing camp kitchen is very much in
the way on OccaS .pnS of this kind.
Now if each man could be- sup
piled with fairly light Package
containing rntionS for one week.
they could get about their bust
ness IN rapid time without the dis
comfort of hunger until the camp
kitchen had caught up with them.
That has been the quartcrmaster's
dream.
Early Experiments Unsuccessful
1t was attempted | think in
practice shortly after the Span-
ish-Amcrican War with some com
centratcd rations that were given
to troop of cavalry which was
sent to Il secluded hollow in the
hills, and guarded. II was well
that they were guarded because
the men after Is hours Oh the
concentrated ratiOns were ready
to commit mayhem to get out.
Modern processing has solved
the problem for practical pur-
poses. The particular processing
is dchydration, plus the ability to
add concentrated vitamins to con-
centrated foods. Neutrality-suspicious.
ing foods in general are some
what bulky. Perhaps Nature made
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So ADELAIDE HUMPHREYS .asssSI

o"Eer OF the offending vehicle re.
turned. but surely a man nav
'ook AT the ocean. even as a r,t
may glance at n queen. I shou,d
zen 'he police that YOU We're doing
'o. instead of the p that tho e;ons.
:" politely request. and that So,,
refused TO allow me time to turn
around :"
IN allow you three minutes >.
SAID Karen. Exactly three min
"'cs. Not n split second more"
ono no longer WAS seething. She
was boiling.
such munificencc" The young
mans voice WAS SO gentle now il
was practically Il purr. You must
'hink That you OWL time. lady. ,s
Wen as the ocean and its tinv
cram" of sand. was under the i'm
precision that even in this mn,,
world some things remained FREQ
i'ut sine" find myself again mis-
take: ) snail take the three min
''"S s" generously extended and
,!"' :: srlis second morc-providiag,
'hat IS. that you hacl: that THING;
I'll yours ont % NY way :"
ot Ill the :" Karen began.
but SHE WAS boiling over nov On
mat she could not 20 OH. Beside.
although there wa3 plenty of
Spac" for him to turn in. withm,t
her backing; up. he was already he
ginning 20 back STRAIGHT toward
h"r-- "r rather toward the long, low
mood of her roadster.
"l!l give you ONE minute" the
young man called. Il have "A selfish
nature. Besides. one minute oupht
l" Ia sufficient for n spccd-bustcr
like y"u. Of course. il Won aren't
OUT "f my way il wont matter
much II | 10 dent the rear of my
humble dwelling. It's got eew
cents already. it can take 1t, lady
e. even If You can't :"
You ai1 the most insolcnt, the
most GcSpicablc man ever metz
Karen yelled back. She knew she
MAS not behaving in too lady-liI;e
manner. just as she knew she had
necn bit on the arrogant side 50
mat maybe she deserved his insiu-
ation that she thought she owned
Inc ocean and all the rest, but she
ought to turn him and his disrcput-
able trailer over to the police. She
could take his license number and
he would be picked up in short or
der. 1t really was her duty.
Lady. 1 can return the trade
last. You are the most affablc, the
most charming :"
The remaindcr-if there was
morc-was drowned out in the roar
OF the engine as Karen stepped on
the starter, threw the car into re-
verse, and backed 4 scant three or
four feet.
"Onc of the three minutes has
passed" She poked her head over
the side Of the low door once more,
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by LOGAN CIENDENING. Mn.

HAVE JUST been shown The
conSummation of the quarter
masters dream. | think | first
heard about this dream rirht
after the SpaniSh-Amcrican War
when on our front porch one night
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09

DR.. Clcndening will answer
questions OF general interest
only, and then only through
his column.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09

The war production board has APP
proved the production If 100. 600
home food dchyd.atuIs before Sep
TENDER |.
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IN" peanut marketing quota al
l"tmrnt has been revoked and the
Commodity CH"dit Corporation will
buy and sell the 1913 crop.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09
Army Rutions
Have Grown lJp

'h'' provision IN order TO make
''''i' attractive. IN other words.
80 mat Ni"E would DE- Milling. AT
any r''t Win 'i'Sc TWO ideas ot
inauguration ana reinforcement L
concentrated ration has been pro-
''''"'
l am not allowed TO tell what is
in II. but can say that it is a
small Package in lin. Different
packages have different contents
which are labelled "k IN 4" etc
way Ia ".t in tbn n|n',. ~. 'ts o';s
the * can first because the key 10
tlc meat can Is III the * can. In
'''r can are quick energy foods
biscuits. rougha"c, hard candy
reinforced with vitaminS. 4 little
'ii !l '"H.e ANA some dried lem
on J"ivr. When lac has cmptlrd
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,...,, 81 "' ''.e u''eu
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The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
Noted Newsman Host
To Guests In London

LONDON, Nov. II. -lR-Col. j.
]. Astor. chairman of the London
Times, and directors of that news
paper were hosts today at
luncheon for several visiting news
executives from the United States
and Canada.
The honored guests were Lloyd
Station. president Of the Asso.
ciated Press; Harry Chandler OF
the Los Angeles Times, Frank
Gannett of the Gannett News
papers. C. George McCullah OF
the Toronto Globe and Mail. and
Grove Patterson of the Toledo
Blade. t'-
Other guests. included Admiral
Sir John Tovey: Maj. Gen. X. e.
Laycock, chief of the Commands.
and chairman of large oil. imam
cial and other commercial or
CARNATIONS. Directors who lolneo
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
out who sings his thanks just the

but who sings his thanks just the
same.
IT know ofChicago,' he sings,
because I've eaten sausages from
Chicago packing houses, and
know New York because l wear a
pair of warm stockings from New
York"
The song ends with Red army
soldier singing of American, British
and Russian mothers praying for
Russia and working for victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1943-11-12
Under Cover
BY JOHN ROY CARLSON

leaflet into my hands announcing
their first meeting.
AS publisher of the newest pa.
triotic" organ on the fascist hori.
zon, 1t was my duty to attend.
heard McWilliams say:
I'm gathering around me the
meanest, the toughest, the most
ornery bunch Of German soldiers
Italian veterans and Irish 1. R. A.
men in the country. I'm going to
have the greatest collection of
strong-arm men in the city. And
If anybody tries to stop us they'll
think lightning hit them
McWilliams kept his promise. His
retlnue was prize collection OF
cut-throats, c.onvic is, rapists,
pimps, burglars ard COON squad
bruisers. The Christian front
toughs paled into. insignificance.
One night Christian Mobilizer pa
trlots' beat up two policemen send
ing one Of them, captain, to
the hospital for treatment.
Tht first meeting | attended was
memorable, for it outstripped any
thing l had seen before. 1t had
everything: action, SANDER, ter.
ror! Mayer LaGuardia was called
''stinkweed" and the President
1.-THE biggtst bum of them ALL y
Tri-Boro Palace was TANNED with
steaming. sweating smelly mob
of 500 patriots" in their shirt
sleeves, beered-up and ready to
''go to town" In the sickly yellow
light and haze of tobacco smoke
I read placards Buy Christian
. Stop Prosecuting Christians
-. America for the Americans. -
Two large tables were piled with
Bund and Coughlinite leaflets and
the poison literature OF Pelley, Ed.
mondson. True and Sanctuary.
Joseph Hartery was speaking as
I entered. He was an understood
pug-faced man with large meta
cross pinned on his shirt. An ex
Christian Frontier, Hartery W a
known as the Little NAPOLEON
and had pied. guilty i'll 1882 to tht
charge of being a procurer Gar
rested under the alias Joseph Her
mani. Two years later he wa!
discharged from work for attempt
ed attack on a fellow worker witt
an axe. Later, he was sentenced
to the Workhouse for threatening
man with a clasp knife.
mot until they stop insultin:
the name of Fritz Kuhn (applause)
not until they learn to respec
Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini ant
General Francisco Franco (mor'
applause) will we S op talking
against the Jews he yelled
Long live our Savior. F h
Coughlin."
Copyright 1943 by E. P. Duttol
Co., INC.
Next Irstallment: Revolution
Predicted.
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Russians Sound Acclaim
For New Ballad Of War

MOSCOW, Nov. II -R-A new
sentimental ballad, "a Mother S
Prayer" which deals with Amerl-
can and British aid to Russia, is
being warmly acclaimed in Mos
COW.
The song first describes an
American mother on her knees IN
prayer that the gifts she sends to
Russia will reach a little boy like
her own.
The second verse describes a
British mother also in prayer, hop
ing her gifts will make some Rus,
sian lad happy.
Then the third verse tells OF q
Russian boy. who knows little Of
the United States or of Britain
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Plan Meals Ahead With Beef Pot Roast!

Wondering how some women man
age such big meat meals on their ra-
ton allowance? Well. lot of them
start with big. basic meat cut and
use the leftovers for delicious follow
up meals.
Beef Pot Roast is grand basic
dinner, For with what's left you can
fix meat pies. stews and other inter
esting meals later on.
Get A ga lb. round-bone Or blade
bone chuck roast. Try to get Armour S
branded beef. For it's rich and fine
favored "a meat packed with es-
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sential proteins. Heat pot roast kettle
5 minutes. Place roast in kettle, cut
side down. and brown pery slowly all
sides for 20 minutes. Add | onion.
sliced. during last 10 minutes. Turn
heat low. add 8 tsps. salt, Il tsp.
pepper and Il : cups boiling water.
Cover tightly and simmer g 3 hours
or until tender. Remove roast, skim
anv excess fat from broth. Thicker
gravy with 2 tbsps -four mixed smooth
with y cup cold water. Serve sur
rounded by noodles.
r ARMOUR AND COMPANY
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GUEST OF HONOR

WASHINGTON, Nov. II Up
Orville Wright will be guest OF
honor at dinner in Washington
December II to commemorate the
10th anniversary of the Wright
brothers first successful airplane
flight at Kitty Hawk, N. c.
President Roosevelt extended the
invitation at the request of an an
niversary committee headed by
Commerce Secretary Jones.
Speakers, yet to be announced
will discuss aviation's pattern in
peace and the maintenance Of
peace.
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as hosts included Sir Campbell
Stuart, who also is chairman of
the Imperial Communications Adj
visory Committee, and John Wal
ter. member of the family which
founded the Times
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Pastor
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
PeScssouia Miss
Sunday
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MagSion Superintendent
1900 4 81. morning worship
s As + n. Training uninn.
Mr1 Walter Trel1efn, director
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Wednesday
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ficerE meeting
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Friday
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aHlces Especially are We glad
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Pastor
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Educational DFector
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EAsTLAwN
CHURCH

Corner Lincoln ard Belslre
Every morning. eo0~e 80 morn
Ing prayers
Sunday
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lowship.
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Wednesday
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wee.
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Pastor.
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service.
Eyeryons cordially inviszd e
worship Nith a.
nex JEWELL GOLMoN.
Pastor
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CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH

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Schedule ~ Services
$40 A M-Sandsy eehool
1880 A M-Mofnlng sermon.
ESQ ? M-Trsining Union
7se p M-EvanEellstse HES
SAGE
TOO p 81. Weanssday-PrayeF
meeting
The public Is cordially invited
to worship wifh ue
MONTE A DAVIS.
Pastor.
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ORANGE o
METHODIST CHURCH

ORANGE GhONE
METHODIST CHURCH
1000 A M-Sapnsy School.
Lee lin. superintendent
II 90 a M-Morning worship
service en- secana sundays
7s4s p M-Exening Worship
service on second Sundays,
7.s0 + Mid week prayer
meeting each Tuesday.
500 r M-Women's Mission
airy SEIety meefing on Mondey
after the second Sunday of each
ascnth
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ST JOHN S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Corner Pine and 1--we Oak Sta
Jay z5-tbe PIN sunday after
Trinity
Sunday
TSo an. Holy Communion
End sermon
1890 am. SUNDAY Scaooi
400 an morning prayer and
sermon The rector small preach
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Love Life
Moncs
$50 ar Tire rector breakfasts
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klocyeles The subject q To-
days faaio 2dare8 4 Catchels
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REv. FREDRIcK 5 REscH
Rector
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n PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

2ss Cang Stree
Sunday
SIS an Sunday Senoel
1000 an Bleie classes & TIE
DsuSe
100 an morning worship
sab5ees Wrons kzsae RE9Ht
500 pm. Unlon SUNDAY sepool
at 1871 Adm. Sehaey street
TOO pm, Noung People :
League
500 pm. evening worship
subject. Cost q DlsclpesHip
Monday
500 pm. Wcmens Auxiliary
- nlaEse
Tuesday
500 pm. Bss Scout Tsoos
wPA building
J c CRANE
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FIEsT cHuncH

FIHsT METHODIST CHURCH
N0sas4 ; R6Skasa4 Street ana
uat AENa9e
GoW an GNusca Naoal
4I DC an uasng MaEshtp
zoo pn MetAoost S0at
Fellowship
SEQ pm eveasng worship
Wednesday
500 pn nsdaeek pfase ser
N0
see 5 - cher sctise
ENoyogle IS soFdtHag invites &C.
Al SegXCeS
L VI UIMEk
Pastor
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SPENCER ~6EMoalaL
BAPTIST cHuncH

Bayou Cssou~ Community
sunday Schsal. iaaW an,
Leass LinsSef. superintendent
MCFnaaa Service. 100 an
secuna srs6 f~urfh S4na4yx
Young Peoples Meeting. TOO
Pm
Evening Service - pm
prHyef Service every Thursday
At 80 pm
We extend III invitation q al
20 aftena these services
5 JENKINS.
Pastor
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r~fsschsng saHsfsya 81 A M
and 8 GO T. IA
SUNDAY school at 10 % a NJ
TFasnamg un40n 81 Ice p M
Midveek Services Wednesday
1t D 90 p ~
You ere cordially invited - Il.
tend
KEV. III BROCK Pastor
REV BILL BEAN.
AssariA1n PnNtuE
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CHURCH or con

East HOS Point
1000 a Munaeg echool.
Joe Bafrow. superintendent
II % 4 A. ara Ta0 = NJ
Preaching service every Sunday
500 = Nv L b, eaeh Sun
Day, Cecil MeDonald. isaaer.
200 Z M-Prayex aretee
each Thursday
hsv JOHN A. STUBS
Pastor