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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
5 Draft Evdders
Given Years

Prison terms of five years each
were imposed by Federal Judge
Lederle on five members of the
Jehovah's Witnesses sect for vio-
lations of the SelectiVe Service
Act
Those sentenced were Floyd
Patton, %, of Atlanta. Mich; Roy
Lardie, Is, of East Detroit; Clark
Ston Wagg, 10, of 48l0 Noting
ham; Robert Guerdes, 10, of 1879
Culver, and George Kierezsi, p,
of S942 Thaddeus.
Every day you men remain
out of prison YOU are violating
the law" Judge Lederle said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
sTAR-SPANGLED FAMILY

Cpl. Nelson comes from a typi-
cal "Star-Spangled Banner" fam
ily. She has two sisters, one in the
WAVES and one in the marines
and two brothers in service, one
with the army air forces in Cali
fornia and one in England.
Married four months ago,
Verna's husband is an Mp officer
stationed at FIT. Custer.
But singing 10 the wounded is
not at s1l dishearten1ng task,
Nerna reports.
sometimes, for little while,
they will get far-away look I'm
their eyes but that lasts just a
minute. Then. they're hack with
some wise-crack or joke and
everything is all right again"
PREFER CLASSICAL MUSIC
Contrary to the boys in camps
who like 10 hear all the popular
songs. Nerna has more requests
for classical and semiclassical
pieces.
ITS like one boy told me-"
Verna explained. He said he'd
never bothered with classical
music before but, when he got
overseas and an officer i'm his
outfit had a collection of CLASH
cal records, he got to understand
and appreciate the music"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
7 Lumber Companies
PeriIed by Flames

Flames which threatened the
Frank Currier Lumber Co. at 1918
W. Fort, Lincoln Park, and the
adjacent Lowric- Webb Lumber
Co, early today were confined
10 an empty lumber shed in the
Currier yard by the Lincoln Park
fife department, resulting IN only
a negligible loss.
The Ecorse department also re-
SpOnded 20 the alarm and aided IN
preventing the fires spread. The
flames were brought under con-
troll after 30 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
Detroit Will Honor
Marines OH birthday

the necessity Of carrying on the
fighting tradition.
Another high point will. be a
special showing of the film,
"Guadalcanal Diary taken from
the book of the same name by
Richard Tregaskis, international
News Service correspondent,
"Guadalcanal Diary" was pub
lished in The Detroit Times.
Cooperating groups in organiz-
ing the days celebration are the
Marine Corps League the Detroit
Board of Commerce. the Council
of National Defense, the Adcraft
Club, the Navy League, American
Legion, the Anchorettes, the OCD
and many other patriotic organi-
cations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
WACCorpordI,
Concert Singer,
Aids Wounded
CSss Pictorial Revisw)

As singer of the Star
Banner" Cpl. Verna
Nelson of the WAC ranks with
the authorities. When she sang
with the Detroit Symphony Or
cheStra last night, il marked the
5OOth time she mad sung the ma
tional anthem since joining the
service year ago.
Technically. Verna belongs TO
The singing therapy branch of the
army. She is an angel of mercy
who sings 10 the wounded men at
Percy Jones Hospital, helping
them forget inconsistencies and
pain.
An opera and concert star be-
fore entering the service, she has
toured with Wayne King and has
sang al numerous army camps in
the last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05

A citywide tribute 10 the marine
corps, part Of a national observ-
ance of the 16Sth birthday Of the
organization Of fighting men
formed by resolution of the Con-
tinental Congress Nov. 10, IT'S,
will be featured by a banquet al
the Hotel Statler at z p. m. next
Wednesday //
Sponsored by the Navy Citizens
Committee, the affair will be
highlighted by a reading of a spe-
cial message from Maj. Gen.
Thomas Holcomb, marine corps
commandment, emphasizing that
the corps reflect but briefly on
past glories and concentrate on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
2 Policemen Prepare
To Enter Service

Two Highland Park patrolmen
today prepared TO enter the
armed forces.
They were Patrolman Charles
Baker, 40, a veteran Of 10 years,
who will be a chief petty officer
in the navy. Patrolman w. Carl
Jacobs, %, on the force six and
a half years. has enlisted in the
Seabees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
CeIIist Accused
OF Connection
With Stephan

Squat, hald-headed Herman
Guenther. whose cello has VI
brated numerous times 10 the ma
tional anthem az concerts Of the
Detroit Symphony. went directly
from Orchestra Hall 10 Max
Stephan's rendezvous for traitors
and used his instrument 10 play
the Horst Vessel Song, ~ was
testified al the hearing by which
the government Is seeking 90 re-
woke the citizenship OF seven
naturalized Germans.
PLAYED FOR THE MONEY
Guenther's part in the orches-
tration OF Germsnys new hymn
az hate was described by Arnold
Iumn. fellow musician. who
brought him from Germany 10
the United States IN 1872. Ldmn
said that he also played AT bund
meetings.
81 was only there for the
money that got" he added.
The government sprang sur
prise witness. She was Mrs John
w. Babcock, wife OF the chief as
siStant L. s. attorney here.
LIVED NEXT DOOR
Mrs. Babcock testified that she
had lived next door 70 the Guen-
theirs on Delaware, and that she
had been in their home on several
occasions.
She said Guenther's daughter
had boosted in her presence of
having driven Fritz Kuhn 10 the
train al the time authorities were
searching for him. Under ques-
tioning of Assistant u. s. Atty.
Hopping, Mrs. Babcock said that
she had talked 10 Mrs Guenther
about concentration camps and
unwed mothers in Germany.
'Mrs. Guenther gave me the
impression she liked that very
much Mrs. Babcock answered.
The government then instituted
Its case against Fritz Streuer. for
mer head of the bund unit in De-
troit.
Witnesses. mostly men with
whom he worked IN the Solvay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-05
Times Photo

Process Co. said, in effect, that
Streuer had frequently said Ger
many was a better place 70 live IN
than America, and that It's people
had better sense than Americans.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26

Lietuvos Prezidentas Anita
mas Smetona su dalimi savo
seimos gyvena Clevelande, ka
ne visi net Clevelandieciai dar
zinc. Apsigyveno pereita va
sara, kuomet jo sunus julius
gavo darba Clevelande po atsi-
lankymo Clevelande kalbeti
Vasario 16-tos paminejime per-
eta meta.
Vaizde matome p. preziden-
teine zaidziant su savo sunaus
ir marcios vaikuciais. Apacio-
je, jaunoji p. Smetoniene.
Sic atvaizdai tilpo su apra-
symu apie juos dienrastyje
Cleveland Press.
PIP. Smetonu zentas Pulk.
Valusis ir dukte gyvena New
Yorke.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
'PiTmutinis LietuvOs Prezidentas il DabaTtinis

Amerikoje gyvendamas per
apie pora metu, Lietuvos Pre-
zidentas "A. Smetona dalyvavo
keletoje paskaitu tarp Ameriz
kieciu. Shame vaizdelyje po-
mas Prezidentas parodoma da-
lyvauja su zymiu laikrastinin-
ku, Spencer D. Irwin, is Cleve-
land Plain Dealer, didelianne
Clevelando biznieriu susirinki-
me, Lakewood, Ohio, kur pa
tieke placiu ziniu apie Lietuva
ir Europos ateities klausimais
bendrai.
photo is Cleveland Plain
Dealer)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26

soriavo Lietuvos Universitete, destydamas flo
sofijos ir memo dalykus
1884 m Antano sSmetonos 60 metu am
ziaus sukaktuviu proga Vytauto Didziojo Uni
versiteto Humanitariniu Mokslu Fakultetas jam
suteike Filosofijos Garbes Daktaro laipsni.
1926 metu Gruodzio. II dena - to garsaus
|perversmo ir tautinio posukio diena - Antanas
|Smetona antra karta buvo pakvestas prie Lie
)tuvos Valstybes vairo, prie kurio pasiliko Xxi
|siai dienai. Bolseviku okupacija Lietuvos 1910
|metu Geguzes Is diena priverte il apleisti savo
|tevyne atvykti pas mus Amerika, tarp dideles
iseivijos cias Lietuvai paglabos jieskoti.
1881 metu Gruodzio IL d. Antanas Smeto-
ma buvo perrinktas Lietuvos Respublikos Prezi-
dentu trecia karta, o 1888 metu Lapkricio IA
Id isrinktas vel septyniems metams, Xxi 1s45
|metV,
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
VOKIECIV Iaikrastis

VOKIECIU laikrastis raso
kad i Kauna atvykus gausi Vo-
kieciq studenciq grupe, kuria
atlydejus Vokietijos studenciu
vades padejeja Miedzinski. Vo-
kieciu studentes dalyvaujan-
clos "darbo tarnyboje Rytuo-
se".
eALUMINO svaras dabar
parsiduoda po 15c., 0 sintas
metu atgal kastavo net 1890
svarui.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26

nusikele Russia, antroj Antano Smetoncs
vadovaujama, pasiko Vilniuje. sio komiteto
rupesniu Vilniuje buvo organizuojama Lietuvis-
kos mokyklos. Vokieciu okupacijos metu Lietu-
viz reikalams ginti ir atstovauti Vilniuje buvo
sudarytas Vykdomasis Komitetas, kuriam taip
pat vadovavo Antanas Smetona.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
LIETUVIU VEIKIMO VADAS

INoTS AItdHul OIIlcIOHdl UdlguS duhSIuOSluS
teisiu mokslus buvo siuloma geru vietu Rusijoje,
taciau jis nuo ju atsisake ir sugryzo j savo my
lima tevyne Lietuva Sugryzes Lietuva, A.
Smetona nuolatos gyventi isikure Vilniuje, kur
jis jau buvo, budamas istremtas. Jau tuomet
il Vilnius tick suzavejo jog jis baiges mokslus
pasiryzo ten isikurti.
Nuo pat savo visuomeninio darbo pradzios
Antanui Smetonai teko dalyvauti visuose di-
dziuose Lietuviu tautinio atgijimo ir nepriklau-
somos valstybes atstatymo zygiuose ir teko
jam visuose tuose darbuose dalyvauti ne kaip
eiliniam darbininkui, bet kap vadui. Jis buvo
pirmutinio Lietuviu dienrascio Vinaus ziniu
redaktorius,' Didziojo Vilniaus Seimo prezidumo
narys, ukininku rekalams skiriamo Lietuvos
Ukininko savaitrascio redaktorius, nuolatinis
Lietuviu Molzslo Draugijos valdybos narys, Lie
tuviu Dailes Draugijos narys ir daugelio kitu
Lietuvu visuomeniniu, kulturiniu ir ekonomi-
niu organzacju veiklus dalyvis Vilniuje ne
buvo nei vieno kick dideSnio bel zymesnio Lie
tuviu darbo kuriame nebutu dalyvaves Antanas
Smetona 10 tauri, visu gerbiama asmenybe ir
autoritetingas zodis daug kur turedavo lemia-
mos reiksnes.
Antanas Smetona buvo giliai isitikines kad
Lietuviams norint pasiekt didesniu kulturiniu
lamejmu reikia Lietuviu tauta vienyti ir ska
tinti bendronis pajiegomis dirbti tautines kul-
turos darba. Tam reikalui jis 1907 metu ru-
deni drauge su zymiu Letuviu tautos veikeju
ir rasytoju Kunigu Juozu Tumu (Vaizgantu)
Viniuje isteige laikrasti Wits Antano Smeto-
nos redaguojama Wits Letuviu tautines kultu-
ros srityje turejo labai dideles reiksmes Pasi-
traukes is Vilties 1914 m. Antanas Smetona is
teige dvisavaitini zurnala Vairas, kuris buvo
placiai pasklides ir tarp Americas Lietuviu.
Xxi Didziojo Karo Antanas Smetona savo
tautineje veikloje placiausia pasireiske kaip
Lietuviu stautos vienytojas ir Lietuviu tautin6s
bel kulturines ideologijos kurejas.
1914 metu yasara prasidejes Didysis Karas
Lietuviu taAtai iskele nauju uzdaviniq. Tais
pat metals pabegeliams selpti Vilniuje buvo su-
organizuotas Lietuviu Komitetas nukent6ju-
siensenuo karo selpti. yiena sio komiteto dalis
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1943-02-26
0bo Letuvisko Judemo Vadovybee savo Jauu Denu
Bruozai is Prezidento Antano Smetonos Biografijos

Antanas Smetona gine 1874 metu Rugpju-
clio 10 d., Uzulenio kaime, Taujenu val, Ukner-
ges apsk, mazai pasiturinciu ukininkq seimoje.
1889 metals pabaige Taujenu pradzios mokyk-
Ia, 1893 metals baige Palangos progimnazja,
1897 metals Petrapilio IX-ja gimnazija 1902
metals Petrapilio sUniversiteto teisiu fakulteta.
Antanas Smetona is pat jaunq dienu buvo
susiprates ir karstai savo krasta mylintis Lie
stuvjs. Besimokydamas daug skate veikalu apie
Lietuviu tautos garsia praeiti ir tue budu stp-
rino is nanny issinesta tautine dvasia.
Jau mokykloje budamas Antanas Smetona
energingai pradejo kovoti uz svetimu niekina-
mas Lietuviu tautines teises. 1896 metu rude
nj jis drauge su kitais Letuviais pasipriezino
Mintaujos gimnazijos vyresnybei, kuri Lietu-
vius mokinius verte Rusiskai melstis. Visai tai
Lietuviu mokin1u kovai su gimnazijos vyresny-
be vadovavo Antanas Smetona Nors daugelis
Lietuviu mokiniu uz atsisakyma Rusiskai mels-
tbs is gimnazijos buvo isvaryt, taciau je, An
tano Smetonos vadovaujami, tol energingai ko-
vojo kol jiems buvo sugrazinta teise mestis
Lietuviskai.
Studijuodamas Petrapilio Universitete An
tanas Smetona taip pat veikliai dalyvavo Lietu-
viu studentu draugijoje ir Petrapio Lietuviu
visuomeniniame bel kuturiniame veikime.
Jis Lietuviu tautiniame darbe jau buvo tick
placiai pasireiskes jog il buvo atkreiptos Ru-
su zandaru akys. Uz savo Lietuviu tautini vel
kima jis buvo kelis kartus Rusu zandaru kre-
can1as du kartus pasalintas is universiteto ir
net pora menesiu pasodntas j kalejima. Ia
cau didesnes bausmes jam passeke isvengt ir
tuo budu aimingai galejo baigti aukstaji mok-
sla.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13

trIc' AMI II The q and J were
doublct"H III one hand. ne would
lose none.
Playing carefully. no laid down
has heart 4 To see what would
fall. II only small cards had an
rc'ir!. his best next play would
nave been the other top honor.
But when the @ was downed. he
planned a safety play If that was
from the o. doublcton. the other
honor could be dropped and an
extra trick scored by playing the
Is next. But if it was a singleton.
mat would not work. The safety
play was 10 count East for all the
other trumps.
Doing so. he led the heart
prepared to play low from dummy
If the j went on and. when il did
not. coming up with the 10. This
forced out the J. Later he was
able to finessc the heart 8 against
me and thus lost only one trump
trick. making his contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"The Authority on Authorities"
The Authority on Authorities"

run ms last spade. South decided
TO try to bring in the whole club
suit.
Reckoning that the best chance
To do this was to find East with
singleton q or J. he led TO the
ciuO X and was pleased when the
Y iell He came to his own hand
with a ruff of the diamond 5 by
me heart 9. dropped East's last
trump with the Q. then finessed
IN" club 10. He realized now. too
late. that he should have led the
ana tineSsed il If West failed to
cover. and # he did cover with the
!" come up with the 10. That
would nave enabled him To tincsse
against the J next and thus make
al. extra trick.
But. when he won that trick
with the 10. he had no way left to
smut out both the and 9 When
West scored with his j. South dis
cdiGed his last spade. but lost all
chance for an extra trick.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
CarOIE1la
Bsr1-LOHe
TIE CHIPPING SPARROW.
Iy {. =. BrimIry.

l.i, Ill., "rrr' - ~, , E,ai I,. ..,,r,,,
and much simmer. with = LONGER ,1Il
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,,n .rnr ur,r,r,,i, hnyr tbc ,su3I
,rc,i.y .nI,rnv. nnttcrn put ,bc mn
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.r.'H ,',N, ,,'' rn'd -, ,"...np and
80, ''i'0 " d',r. .,rc',l. ,hrnuaI inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
DURHAM CONCLUDES
WAR AND PEACE INSTITUTE

Durham-Durham Wu> huSt inl-
week to a win the War and Vim
the Peace" Institute which brought
81 t.v way 81 ioducr~ a. n.,' al ma.
Humul and Internationally known Der,
unN. Representatives. ui civic clubs.
HIu chcs. LABOR organizations and
,inCr community institutions pu.iIri-
. "lcd IN The twu-day session. The
"u,rs. aSiuc from participating IN
...c ~cncuUlcd conference. appeared
. "i1.v civic CLUBS. chuu.- and other
uu.SnCCs. On I nlnSdJy aU i.o r.N.,
t,n-. including some '.,c ugnu.,u
tl,m"c.>. met III Joint -..ni ina
u .u.-rMd.n& "dd.,.. - Pierre
, al. former ar mIni.'r. a. Franc.
.anE stale leaders S1oI, q. ,Hr s...
a.. %. the mas meeting a,'d 3d.
e.. a. Cay t!muiE t..a.....l... q.
&c" iImu hi.a"p G.. -...'.. old
..u g. .A'W lu... Inu d.. ,u, N,..
s. p.mr.!si speakers
N.c'n,1..u -- Inur...ra ..rH
r"a%n1ut the stat" ...c .N.,u&.a
sly ~" Happening o.. 90. .v-
a"t,hc In'S week. Many ministerial
so'."t"nS and "thCr Ca...a @.uGp
Nc prepared ana s,"' z. H@.cig.
,,i""iia "sE!hS Ion ut',"' "' MUSE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
FINESSE LOW ESOI,Gu

IF YOU decide TO play par
tcular opponent for I'LL the out
standing cards of a suit. it will
pay you To examine the situation
bit before iineSSing against the
highest one If your study showst
the possibility of having to tincssc
against two cards. IT is nearly al
ways better to take the lower
tinessc first. Otherwise you are
hkely 10 leave him with a certain
winner The principles applying to
double iincsSc of the A-Q-lO
against a k-J also work lower
Town III .he deck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13

'Thc most becoming dress f.
'Nri owned. you'll say about IT,
-racciul and maglcully slcndrrl.l.
..nch by Marian Martin. pattra
'.'"". The !l"itcrim9 front panel {:
.!r\"rly shaped al the top To give tx
.i""t "i u real collar. Curved Sldr.
.'unt waist seams slim your hips
Pattern 1888 may he ordered Oh,
u Mumcn'> size. 81. 33. ~. u, g.; .
;. 20 and -. Size 81 grIlitc> , !
..J- &3-InCh. 10 words .Ic-.ac
send SIXTEEN CENTS IN com
~ TINS Marian Martin pal;rI ..
'Itc Ii"n,y SIZE. NAAlt.. AID
ass .i!I STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order iu Daily ID, .a;,
..i'c:n Department. 232 ". 1871 :.
-. Guik. y y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13

- s:-.I fHN 30. AFFORD:
TIN - 3D.. ..na:'.a, question
when yuU aye playing rubber
bridge. II 'u"."r mp jas, as def
E!tcly III ia. 1.Iv AS IN nc bid
ding When yrI need all Of the
tricks III your trump sut iii order
l" make n game contract. II is up
L" %ou To Us" the method most
likely TO produce that result. If
you can afford one loser. hut are
d""n II YOU lose t"o, then {; safe
~ play may 30 n order. In those
rare cases where YOU can afford
IVY" losers. but not three. it is
sound brioSc 10 deliberately give
up ~" tricks if in doing so YOU
make sur" you can; drop three.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
NNsi. Ilriillp.

TIE N...- !vrD.' . Service Lea
-gr . u#E lnn"r|nia Episcopal
,.mu. sal. v,c' sunday night al 3
uy..,..
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
III .,uInniiC RAPIDS.

Ill. I...u, Stanley t. spending
.rr,. ..,.-..- E n.drr!.v Rapids.
,..r.. ....-- N,.liv !i"UU.',,n.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
Has Operation.

Nll!rm i'"IIic. vino was 10 lcal,
Hmd"y. fcr dary II. Tor the L. >
aWIuc- a. rmrI, leland. 5 G., III,
"lwrut au operation last uIght al
,."Tla PJrham ho.pItH! tor dppr..
.ILNIi.S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
4 !
WITH OUR BOYS
IN SERVICE
Here Last Night.

1t. William H. Wmdicy >pcnr la.
light hcl" with his parents. Mr.. an
as " IL Wudi"v He has ia
mplc!cu @. {. :. III Ia" qunrtc-
I-'cr schoui. al Camp Lee. Yin
..l. and p,m graduation WAS coz"
.a>>Ioucj -Cc"nd lieutenant ii.
1T today for Sanford. where rI
marriage 10 NI.~ Mary Ann joy,
al take place ON Saturday. r..
ury 20
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
Leaves Hospital.

Mr-. Kathleen =. Way has return
q 'p "cr ;'un" after fiyc days trra--
.H' ~ Maria i'arhanI hospital. She
.IIH In: able L. he out.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
with lin. Sick
Miss Newton Sick

Mis- Dorothy Newton cunin;..
90! '"E with !lu a, hcr home .
.r Np!lInI road
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
News of The Churches
Press Service of the North Carolina
Council OF Churches

presented ny Bishop y. l'cn!ck. pre-
ldcnt ul the North Carolina Council
Dl Churches.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13

''offN SNW, rs soon as The dia-
m"rd VaS Led, that he would
have TO lose u Trick in each minor
suit and consequently could afford
Only on" loser IN trumps. OF
course. If the outstanding trrimpS
were divided ihrc" in one hari
ana '"" IN IN" other. he could not
possibly lose more than one iriimp
Distributed hy KIM 7
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13
TOmOrrow'S Problem

dealer: North. Neither side
vulncrable)
I what is the sound safety play
on this hand whereby South can
assure his +-Heart contract after
West leads the diamond .?
aturcS Syndicatn LIE
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-13

Distributed by King Features Syndicate Ire
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-30
Drunk and Assault
Cases Are Heard
In Police Court

Drunk and assault case prcdrm.-
mated i'll police court to-day at a
session conducted by Mayor Urury
i. Powell. There were s.< rts.-
and all defendants except one were
ColorCd.
Frank Young WAS CHARGED with
aSSaull:nG Il female and Wa> sea-
tcrccd tn ninety days. Su$pcuird ua
payment Of In" cuSts and hrns&
sober and Of good behavior lD. Two
years.
Robert KcrnCy WIS charged with
curSing and loud and bolS;crous talk
and resisting arrest. He WAS given
four months on tho roads. suspended
ON payment OF Il 500 fine and being
of good behavior for two years.
W. II. Patterson. white m.u, paid
ih" COSTS on Il drunk charge.
ESau ChildrcsS va, taxed with
tho costs fey being drunk.
There were two caSl., ..a.i.... Sam
Brown. In on" nc was charged with
ASSEMBLING Sdllic Brown. uut the
prosecution was adiudgcd frivolous
md malicious and tho prosecuting
witness was taxed with the costs.
In the other ease he WIS charged
with participating in 4 cap game
but WAS adiudgcd not guilty.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-30
Troop 80
Holds Camp

Thirteen member Of Scout Troop
80. accompanied by SCpUtmaStcr H.
{. Bowie. made an overnight camp
~ iiMancc Rock. leaving Henderson
Saturday afternoon and evening and
returning early Sunday afternoon.
The group made u hike from the
camp site to balance Rock. had two
swimming periods in Inc lake. prac-
l!c"d lighting the cuuuC.l fire with
oUi matches. and engaged in other
Scouting activities daring the camp.
SC"utmaStcr Bowie conducted rclig-
."uS services Sunday morning. Rain
which fell Saturday night and Sun
day inicrfcrcd with some activities
rIn""d !or the camp bat required
TIE c1rIy:uG out of Other Scoutcraft
Scouts attending the camp mClud-
cd Dewey Wells. Jackie Turner Bad
Ecr Clark. Marshall P!nncll. Jimmy
Page. Fred Hight. Sam Owen. Iy-
man Mclean. John Buity. George
Duke. Jimmy Duke. Julian Fallincr
and Billy Williams.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-08-30
L. J. Freeman
Dies At a.

LtiCIlIa Joseph Freeman. II, of 90
South William street. died al Maria
lnham nu-lUtnl at tive u'cin,: TIM,
morning following an Illness rl
Twelve day. and an appcndrrIii. on
Grafton. which resulted in criuuI,rl-
lions. lii wa. a. native ri Gran,IU .
county. h.' nad lived in Iicuucgsuu
most OF The time Tor the last font:
years
Surviving arc hi. widow. the r.r-
mcr Nj Na-hii WoodlIcI: tNa
dauGhic's, Josephine. II. and :d:a.
Is. and % .u. l.ucirs Joseph. -: one
brother. DINA II. Freeman. of Iii.h
Point. a'd lWn sisters. MIS-. Mabel
Watkins. nt Henderson. and Mr..
Bcrtha Huirbi'I. of Portsmouth. Va.
HIS parent. Joseph r. and Margaret
Ellen Si."t'lcr Freeman. of Granville
county. have been dead Il number
Of year. together with two sister,
wh" died ..rmc years ago.
The dr"r;.Ecd had been - member
ni the FIRST Mrihudist church OF
Henderson tor thirty years. He waS
also 4 member OF the local council Of
Patriotic Order Sons of America. For
the last sis wears hc had been cnn-
m"ctcd with the Carolina Bagging
Company here.
Funeral services will be held at :
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon al tine
FIRST Methodist church. in charge oi
the pastor. rev. Hiram *. King. and
lntcrmcni will follow in ElmwOpd
cemetery here.
PallbcarcrS were announced as fol-
lows:
Active T.. F. Parham. S. II. Wal
kinS. Warner Perry. T.. W. Parumn.
Olive l!uylC. e. ID. TrcScutt.
llon"nuy-J. l.. Claiborne. Claude
Daniel Perry Rogers. Robert Per-
ball. T.. o. Falkncr. DR.. \. p. sew
comb. d. w. ". Noel. T.. NJ. Ed
wards. y. .. May. Clarence White,
}. {. SiainbaCk. Roger Fleming.
DurwHrd Hall. Horace COghi!. Floyd
Hendricks, Edward May. Ira inscnc,
Asa Wright, Roscoe Wright. John
Allen Hall. =. ". Rowland. AIRING
ton Davis. Leonard Easuu. George
Hall. ST.. George Hall, Jr.. Henry
Rc"mS. Robert La~siiCr. Carl Bow
lihg NJ. =. JcSsup. Walter il. GrIS-
som, Jr.. Charlie Church, Perry Wick.
+. ID. Maroon. +. q. iTardCc.
Active pallbcarcrs arc asked 60 be
AT III" home al 1870 y. b. Tuesday.
and honorary pallbcarcrS arc re-
qucStcd 10 DC at the church at AS
o'clock.