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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03

neus Ia NJ ManRh'a sats8 Nsks
~ their exaggerated realism ana
original haf #1se
aesH tMeee ase ksN eNsf
- nnhapnY snx long provided nsse
o iusf exactly Whist sa8N uanh
a H aae asn0 e. as
the deitNftta3 criminal Nsesfnsa
SIRE Fl He Haln esAf H Ana
paffaEM fttat NhMt NaK
AttA u1t civilization 1la Naa9h
ard nssfH ps4 knsm the
ae1E Whieh @hen n4 81 A.
r&Noe sse uffa
5hH "a neans
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03
Schools Urged TO
Join Iccp Buying
War Cunpuiun

81 "a NaHne feA mI WSe
Ts5 w ~ M8
w Is M e
Is
Aa 81
H m4H& @sH aM
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03

Tor THOSE WHO TALL sd ffsese -
~ ilas-eosexed aoors of re tstle esfs
fhst carr them . German labor amps
there : - otAer choice.
For The listis chlldfen - Tepelinl aad
ssionska and Athens ~ho uzs wssh teollsa
stoaaehs fof she food ship Iisss never srfGsss
there : aoshsag else - ao--kH @alt
fof re Rusasan peasanl mish no sheses
huf % burn rs home before shs Naxis reached
T. for TIE Chiaess . Nanklne uho suffered
sh< sefforsm . tie Jap. ~ II . those =
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03
BEAVERS MAKE COMEBACK

Newcastle. Xaaaavaa i'm.
ported from the West ere max
tng i matsf et8neosek ~ H drf
fefsan National Forrest Raaeeans
and bears are slsa reported plen-
fIfu1
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-09-03

The Wisconsin state Historical
Library At The unfvefelsv 81 WIS
ronsin IS ssid 40 be the largest of.
is kind IN The United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Bus Transportation
CHICAGO &c

ST. LOUIS, uin los ANGFIFT SO -
DF Luxe MOTOR STAGES
1905 CASS AT RAGIFY RA i7tl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
MADAME EMBER

MADAME DELLA Adviser and noted
resdc~. Grand RIVER Appointments.
.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Wanted to Rent Houses
Wanted to Rent Rooms
Houses for Rent

BUY - acre. $3.50 s. an grow your o
food. Tromley, 2il -. Main, X. @.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

AdyiCs on your problems Appointms
F1TzROY eass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Income Bungalows for Rent
Flats for Rent
Furnished Rooms for Rent

HOTEL WASHINGTON. 2i30 Csrs con.
yep'en' p'"aEsnt rooms - dsiy and -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
COLORED BARGAINS
COLORED Don't Miss This

NOW n TODAY
SIS H0rton p-rm nrtckn;sd structure
furri'grs kttch"ne'ts apartments. steam
hea' Si3s month income g. 5n0 81 2Sn
down M D Morrison TO 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Real Estate Wanted

Al COLOREp CASH BUYERS WAITING
CRUTCHER. asa McGRAW TY. $3.50
A BFTTTR DEM FAIR APPRAISAL.
CASH waiting for any kind Of p-operfy
"a, SIDE only. For APPRAISAL. -. osi8.
4 RFTTFP CASH DEAL At ONCE
ANY Fas, Side or Italian Community
1857 Grsiiot p G CHERRY r. 2257
A CoLORED CASH BUYER Vstung f1f
property N any section available GIL
FFET REALTY TYLER $3.50
All. CASH FDR WHITE OR COLORED
prnper'ies Brpsers invited schWartz
Cadillac f2lq
AN interested In buylng either a secluded
summer cottage ~ good lhks or small
tArm With sou1e shelter, 20 20 used a. =
private heath resort must be of the
hesteu PAIN for oIet ard PRIVACY. WITHIN
90 miles ~ Detroit. CASE deAi u price
ir -igh Address Detroit Time RuS A-sn1
~ ALL CASH DIAL fo- u properly
Real action. For appraisal w 7-ss1o.
CASH FOE HOMES = W SIC 40 $3.50
kiLEON REALTY. = $3.50 GRAND RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
llnlnInnniIIlunlnlnlnlllmmmlnnnl
Resorts for Sale
ATTENTION. COLORED

~ =l,Nl.SL,Ai.- OPPORTUNITY
Ffg lots 'nXif0 private lake. fine ASKING
good garden soi small down Pas meet
sMFDLFY fsS T. WARREN II 1-sfa1
COIpRED--WhS pay $500 for 4 lake io
w1en snu can hgt = whole acre Ss'NS20
Lake could priv eyes on L.. 8 p. CHECKER
farms shton Alca. BOX 1850, De.
tru.t Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

MARTHA POELKE. ADVISOR with abun
dar' experience appointments. 1850 81
Jean Murray ti2s
MRS RAY AstrGlogsr. 1897 Mitchell inea
Harper. Phone PLAZA 1908. Appoint
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Little Farms for Sale
Bargain-Out Grand River


tCEEf LARGE 7-ROON HOUSE
paaeTor' furnace hath elec'-icff, rod
f"v elective rfote i0S lih-r s.7'rs. erppn.
sive chicken cara fu.' trecs. nus sery 80
10 good schools So 500 81 non Down $50
Tn~'nIF ~ vii trade f0r neat small hrIss
~ Town
H0RKiNs cilG FfNKFIL rT ns7s
BARGAIN acres. 6ru. house some
outbufldinsF { miles from hornh her plant,
2os-f0'' frontage on Van Born I'd s. 600.
s. N10 IN. SO mo. Cal DE-. 1852.
BoMRFR PLANT SPECIAL-5.rDorn Il.
story house, wired, partially finished IN
interior. with ACRE Of real land Price
81 1875. only 5000 cash necessary 70 move
Ia, rest financed GFOSSMAN, cor Van
Born snf WAYNE rosss Phone Wsyre P2o
CHOICE small farm S345 ~ miles from
De,rsjt CITY Hal ca 800, tt 2s47e
CLOSE 70 Kelsey HAYES plant Wooded 5
acres. near Plymouth roaf Low taxes.
$3.50 down Newman 26ood Plymouth
.FREE LIST or LITTLE FARMS
CLARENCE ROLDT. Resltor CA 1929.
1914 Michigan Thester building
GROW YOUR own BUY nitis farm
nesr ROYAL OAK vac; $3.50 only 5
m Tr0mic, FL s3S7. poo = NAN &. y
MAIN -5-ac-e 2 room. gsraEc. fruit. hen
house, factory Royal Oak i211
soN27S--Sewer. water. gas walks school
500. near l3-Miie and Woodward. Jud-
son Brsdway GO RA. 300.
READ Times Want ADS for proft-use
them fer results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

MADAME S-Astroogst readings N-5l.
1885 West Canheld Rlng AnArtment 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Music Lessons

AMAZING piano sight reading. theory.
harmony. transportation. 10 times faster.
IafaNe'te 1855
CHRISTENSEN Popular piano. 20 lessons
f2 Michigan Theatsr Building. Cherry
0naS
PIANO TEACHER Expert with beginners
your home or studio Vermont 1898
VOICE CULTURE SONG arrangements
copyrights Printing. l2l John r. Tyler
: 2ssi Cadillac Si3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
COLORED-GOOD HOMES

room modern. hrick single Marstor
Wet' ~ Oakland svsnus 'in. arrangement
oo dosn payment Ofher 1'cs proper'i@
HvaiIzbIs. q72h Oakland TRnry .S372
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Resorts for Rent

RtNT for season summer home. lake
front - mics frrm Detroit. near south
LIONS TNirhrook 1-4i0s
WALLED LAKE 80 miles Detroit S..
room furnished cottage 5000 nnN Gntu
Labor Day lafayette 1855
5-ROOM summer cottage Walled Lake.
season ov scar around. DEarb0rn 0611
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Carpet Cleaners and Dyers

All A SPECIAL, 9x12 - $3.50
rsh srd estry. 81 81. - years sXneu
Irs i0O0s guarantee Detroit Oriental
Mus Works i2i22 BrosdstrAet no 5000,
a BEAUTIFUL rug and upholsteref fur
riture cleaning. renovattnR guaranteed
insured. aNi2. 81 50; cash and carry. s. so
Gariieh Rug and Furniture Cleaners. Af3h
Tiremsn Tyler a-t5nn
DOMESTIC RUG cleaning gusran teed
workmanship. insured axi2. $3.50. 1000
Joseph Campau. lIogarth O2i6
NORTHwEsTERN Carref Cleaning. ass
Collingwood --- Rugs cleaned Insured
Tsiephore HOgsrih 31nn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
NeW Houses for Sale

a $500 DOWN PAYMENT
Rlts redr3on home n neat fl
basement isrsN Aftis tis features lsrre
i0' tiopt trars Fs1-tsiirr schoots end
stores Open tafE. Apply - o'fre f2sf4
EsF' Ffkh' Nile fo4a rRogyer' 1896
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH IS
FOR ~ irk CASH sab
IFAST DETROIT tgratios. Nins MIA Sec ;
Nsv ? heero~ms 80 features 'nil
'Aftic basement 1900 down SIS mo. .rr
taxes 80 INSURANCE Soc ffete f'Ne homes
'7far $500 p FiCn' AIs PL tt1q
GRATGOT sCHOENHERR MILF sFC.
VOL constructed acd insulated iwn lsrgs
bedrooms, large WINS room, larEs sftIc,
flI basement lots a0vi2o. fIl price
s. 200 small down payment.
fsl5s EAgT WARRFN Tt 30f0
LIST YOUR FAsT stpF PROPERTY
WITH us FOR lex SALE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate. M appraisal
Zee. Elmer sexton, 1929 Ford Building
Cadillac 1893.
ALI. land contracts bought, r'gs made
McHugh 1910 Ford Bldg. Cadillac 034s
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN ,. LANPHAR a COMPANY
SIN Floor Lafayette Bdg Cadillac s2ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Business Opportunities

BAR dining room Glass G 1p43. reason.
AhIs owner sacrificing account hearh.
l52d1 Fssl warren Niagara o74S
CONFECTIONERY Fur sale. good husI-
ness Eon8 i1,4'f1r selling ON a0sount
~ wifss heath. Csu N.newood $3.50.
Ni0HRnnd 4Hfq
nRFSss and M,unpr SIS Go,f l1ca
tion csahuched rs wars making
money. owner n bad heath. must "a ri.
hcc for cash Grf into 4 business NOV cur
tailed hY war ratioring $50 Grand River
GROCERY vith fixtures between Dratfrn
Plains and Pontiac excellent location.
closed due - death low rsrt. Mar-airt
Shah.fz 1920 Dixie HIGHWAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

At 80 Insurance CO. Funds FOR good
morEage loans. land contracts bought.
III. Hcnke, Co, Hammond Bios. ca 2655.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Houses for Sale
FULL PRICE. S2.9S5

NACANTl MOVE R1GHT INT
/ MONTROSE e57S. NEAR W CHICAGO
. rms hath, stairway to larEs attic Mod
ern except basement. Requires 81, 1876 cash
balls nee &2a month VI b-i5Oo
ROY L. ROUNTREE. $4,000 Plymouth RI
GERTRUDE. si0a 1nesr LsHigh. W,s
Dearborn - Modern four rooms, bath
81 500 cash
NEW BRICK stone cispbosrd , bedrooms
recreation room. lifetime sliding screens
with Interchangeable storm windows I'm
mediste possession Near Shrine Little
Flower Kurth Telephone birmingham 1851
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Board and Room

.CA@FItLp WEST. iats APT : sleeping
rooms sid board. sdYIrs svpinye0 Cal
he .te
tFApIgHt Tp1 Es- s-er ~ couple O.
SHARE room peafuofn s21'
I,,yFPNFSs 'ss.s Puritan -e,oo1 home
fnr tv1 "wRiogsd people Urivers''l
1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
300 East Jefferson
Situations Wartsd-Mnlr
Situation. Wanted female

EXPERIENCED coiorof Wrusn vans -,
pcrs - sr9 csrfafs TEnp.s ssif
E<PEPtENCFD cof0yNd gYl ~fsrss ia,
v0tb IS snd rsrfars Fltrroy 2fS}
ExFERfF.SCFD rriorsd gir wishes s,sAd,
wo-s s. arr cat's-e = 1wrvruf ? so'-
cor ORED Rslshls F.r vtsnrs DAY work
s. eArfsrs Trni's i-otss
C0LoPED Eirl wants say work 8 srd
esrfArs Atlantic 1857
COtOREn rpS sHsrss vork - cs-c.
tss.r sIp~ri.ors1 rsFers'css car sus'
Msiross f0s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

MORAN MrNICHOiS- Attractive s-room
gar. owner drafted. only - $50 srgs
cash IN auicA possession VI 7.S7n
WISCONSIN. i7t20-Nssr McNiohols /.
years old IS income AZ cnnd imms-
idtst. possession Also several s.ronr bun.
EsT0Vs Win A. e hear. VIM. pu,nsr.
no 1t3t ~. 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

cor CPFN Andrew Lyon Memorial Cor
,Rfes>erf y s-'st Errfrert rare 2 -
rfas-nsrts ~ ar 2t22 800 West Warren
CornRe..for Rent
tGAFAGF for rer'. JOY Road reRr Prsch
wood side DIVE NoFthiawn 1912
Property Management
COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE
SELDOM. JOHNFON INC ( OFFICES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

CASH RUYERs-J5O0 to $1,000 for your
equity. CuEer. p o 1859
FOR immediate results list YOUR home
or arts. Vim vs.. n. Morrison. TO.
? 1854
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Rentals Wanted
Wanted to Rent Apartments

COLoRED couple want apartment. 3 or
rooms. or house. Mrs. Grier, Trinity
2 67ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Loundries

Is LBS damp ell rs' ironed. $40 a
sections except cas- SIDE Acme oual!tj
Laundry Co Cadillac a3s3,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
P. Kelley Says

P. Kelley Says
CHARM rs THE KEYSoTE
THAT something IN The mind ~ the
architect. that Ht'ls touch Of artistry
thai has made this home distinciiv.
BIT LET'S RE PRACTICAL
Here - an s-ruom home, including
furniture, stpker heat garage.
Only 81 500 down,
KELLEY - MA. 2735
624 w. Bethune, Near Second
PALMS, i647 tnesr Clark ParkJ ! Nov.
rght IN good condition. 3 bedrooms,
basement. furnace. garages. 81 300 terms.
EISEA REALTY INVESTMENT GO
S2l7 " FORT VI. 1if00
RANGooN, so57-7 rms bedrooms,
basel fIrn 2-csr gar GOOD cond
- CURING s052 w. Vernon vi f-s3is
SANTA ROSA CURTIS Attractive s-rm
br, nat fireplace. lFs. bedrooms. 81 800
down VIZ. $50.
NTFsfNfff, 2ssa -fiUo HOUSES
must be sold 20 close estate. CHARLES
SIMON lafayette 0700.
UNFINISHED homes. small dn.. also Vic
tory Gardens. 1f70o Ford Rd. DE 1882
WILL TAKE YOUR HOME IN TRADE
RouNTREE. 1920 Plymouth. We $1,000
Colorcd Some Good Buys for l.
Maple 27i2. rms. s''sm. Immediate
possession
vernon Highway. r.. 2-as;. - I'm.
81 go down
consr, section. 5 nm bungalow. Al
Palmer. PLAINLY; 81 400. 81 ooo On. Ae,
quickly r! glfn
CAH~oS BROS 1851 SHERMAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
SfoUes and Heaters

BRAND new gas stove, uncrafsd really
perfect. sac a5 Also used stove IN nice
condition e2i 50 Crysta Furniture
zoe MICHIGAN 3l25 GRATIOT
GAS RANGEs-ctated r,arred sn rnskss
bargain superior, 1929 Grand River
CONSULT ihe enlarged Real Estate lis,
inE' IN the big sunday Times want Al
sscti0ui
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

COIORED Working girls desire kitchen.
ette apartment. Can after 4 Temple
0tSS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

MADAME MORNING STAR - Fsnou
Reader and Adviser. Problems solved
FlfXrry 1895
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

HINDU SYSTEM Readings Boskon. 7ess
West Grand Bouleyard-upper. Trinity
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-29
At
Butner Has Stock
Valued 900, 900

Camp Bu;ner. Sept. 29.-"Sizc 10
>. sir. here they are" or Three
skirts. WAC. S.uumC.. size -. ma
am. az Two nopS. three Drooms.
one CT can. sergeant" Clerks III Il
department store 80. clerks in the
Qud"'Crma>Ic. warehouses; al Camp
But"cr. y. {. are quoted here. And
the Wu."ho., yS fifteen III number.
contain cis!r':.iu2 from clothing 10
3';si '""i.. e.. ..ni.a tr field ranges
Under :Nc HpCg..s,uH Of Col. Fran
els ii. NJha. director Of the supply
and service division Al Camp Butner.
:hcSc Warea uses are responsible for
supplying Individual clothing and
mess hall, barracks and office equip
men, 10 n. the units on the post.
WIRE Il constant stock valued al
approximately S9.O0O.O0O. the Qua =
t"ru4-'er warehouses al Camp But
n"r cunpur" with the large depart
mcnt store throughout the country
TWcnty-fiyr military employees. in
GLIDING eleven members of Camp
Burners WAC detachment. and APP
pruXima:c.y - civilian employees
comprise he sales. clerical. and
receiving nd shipping force.
GOVERNS literally blocks OF ground.
the warehouses arc arranged to make
possible nc greatest efficiency in
storing and handling propcdiy. Every
thing has l. assigned place and no
time need ever be lost in trying to
locate merchandise. Cartons and cases
are lined up with the precision of
soldiers IN formation. and rigidly
enforced ire regulations dictate the
area left rec at the walls and be-
tween rows. Two supervisory in
spcctiOn tours daily insure that all
regulations are complied with and
that complete cleanliness in and
about the warehouses prevails.
Perpetual inventories on property
IN stock are KEEP; as items are re-
moved and given out TO supply Of
fiCcrS for the units on the post. \
visual inventory card system makes
il possible tO tell at glance when
the stock on hand of any item is
running low. This promptly rcpeni-
shed by rcquiSitiOn on the army de-
pot at Charlotte. N. C.. inslring that
adequate supplies of all properties
will he available constantly.
Established To- function as the dis
trihutIOn center for all units. the
QuartcrmaStcr warehouses arc gcarcu
"a Il RAPID turnover. As in all other
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-29
Limit Eligibility
On New Passenger
Car fires Oct. |

Raleigh. Sept, % Eligibility for
new passenger tires Grade II WAS
restricted by the Raleigh Office of
Price Administration today IL c."
book drivers with u mileage ul 60l
o. more miles per month.
This gcmuNr> from new tire ell
glhilIry all b drivers and some &C.
book holders. Previously all ear own
cas- whose mileage Iotalrd 2+l or
!lu.C miles Il muuih could obtain ri
,,um certificates Tor Grade tires
ygC-wIr ur new synthetic.
The new restriction Is necessary,
OPA explained. tu assure that the
gap between the dwindlnG supply
al plC-war tires and adequate sup
plies ul new synthetic tires Tor p.I>-
Srngc. cars III quantity.
The necessity iu. further limiting
the number of motorists who can
get new tires stresses the importance
a! continuing maximum rrCapplu9.
lvgulu. tire inspections. and al maxi
ing every uthVg effort 10 conserve the
tires nuW Oh wheels.
OPA said it Is acting in acCurdanc.
With the wrccl' statement al the o.
lice Of the Rubber Director thai
"uuly those drivers whose work u
most essential To- the winning Of the
WLr ran Count uu uvw replacement
tires lu.' 1t least the nest twelve
months
In the nope %! increasing the mImi-
b"r ui tires available. The office 81
The EaDhcy D.vcrur has launched Il
plan L. Cui. any svrvirrIblc tires
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-29
Raleigh Man Is
Best FrOnt-Line
Marines Captain

Raleigh. Sept. 2&.-Capt. Oscar F .
PIG pc"lruSS Of Raleigh, 1899 grad
ua:c oi X. {. State College. is rated
by many MATCHMAKING Marine Corps
uI'iCcr, as me best lluntiInc Ma
zine captain in the corps. Marine
IL Nr,ui~ !. McNillan of Raleigh,
h;s written from his post in the
southern Pacific war zone.
Mcmillan l. the son OF r. l.. Nc
MILAN. director al the North Caro-
i:nd Office 81 Civilian Defense ana
- national vice president Of the
american Legion.
PCatrnsS l. the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Z. Pea,ross. He left textile
work To Join the Marines in 1910 ana
eventually became a member of {,
group of volunteers selected from -
600 Marine candidates for special
training in landings and hand-tu-
hand lighting. He has slain scores Of
JapS.
Pig PeatrosS. N the opinion of
many hiGh-ranking Marine Corps OIL
liCC:S. j. the best irnnt-inc Marine
captain in the Corps. He has eStaD-
lishcd such Il record out here ana
made such an impression among has
men and the JapS that his exploits
are hcralcicd from Auckland 10
Munda. Li-COl. Evans Carlson. COM
handing officer of the famous Ma
inc Second Raider Battalion, has de-
scrbcd Pig as 'une-man bat
TALON.
During the worst month on
Guadalcanal, Capt. Peatross took a
patrol out 10 do little sniping and
scouting. After killing about 20
Japs, he radiocd back 10 Col. Carl
son asking for instructions. The
Colonel told him 10 return to camp.
On the way, taking another route, he
killed eight more. Not only at
Guadalcanal. but at Maxim was his
work outstanding. He led party UNI
der Col. Roosevelt which wiped out
Il nest of 80 Japs.
Capt. PcatrOSS has received credit
for his work. having gotten Il Navy
Cross for his attack on Maxim, but
his bravery, his concern about the
welfare of his men and his modesty
are things Of which Raleigh justly
can he proud"
FCatrOSS has been on active duty
against the JapS for over Il year and
Il half without a break.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-29
Children on the Farm

We would not dispute the pro-
priciy Of cXcusing children from
rural schools To permit them to as
SiSt in the harvesting Of crops. I'm
less the crops are saved there will
be greater suffering in the land than
will rcSul; from the loss Of a lcw
days from class rooms at this par
tiCuar time. But while this is ever
laStngly true. the tact should not be
lost sight OF that the young people
are deserving TT an education. and
should be Withdrawn from their
studies only as a last resort.
Ii would be u grave error To seize
upon the crisis Of The hour 10 relieve
the children OF their school duties
Most parents will take that view of
the emergency. We believe They
are undoubtedly AZ anxiniIH rs can
be that their boys and girls shall!
have every educational facility open
to them.
Where classes are missed they
ought to be made up in some man
ner. a day in school that is lost
and not recovered is gone forever.
A child could make an extra year
TO catch up, but that would be 4
year that properly should be de-
voted to tasks of later adolescence.
To what extent young people are
being taken from school 10 help on
the farm in this county. or for that
matter in the State as whole. we
confess not to know. 1t may not be
critical but appears TO be sufficient
ly serious to be claiming attention.
Save the crops by all means. but
with the saving it will be the part
OF wisdom 10 bear in mind always
the welfare Of the child and the in
flucrcc on his future life that will
result from loss nf time in school
in the tender years.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-29
Metts Recall Breaking
German Hinder5urg Line
Continued from Page Onc)

NSp.ll!IlucQ iron i'tgt oiltj
there present whereabouts. The gen.
rral could not recall all Of them. but
could place Il few. a. colonel lac
commanded the 10Th regiment. The
l2Oth. closely allied. was Command
cd by Col. Sydney ". Minor If Dur
ham. NOW retired and living IN Viz
GINA.
Major Roanc Wdring of Memphis.
Tenn. immediate past national COM
mandcr of the American Legion
commanded Il battalion in General
Nets regiment
Other officers whose names and
present addresses occurred 10 Gen.
cral Mctts Were:
Ii. Col. Don L. Scott of Graham.
now Il brigadicr general stationed at
Richmond.
Mai. Gordon Smith of Raleigh,
now Il lieutenant colonel and State
procurement officer for Sclectivc
service.
Capt. John Hall Manning. OF Ra-
leigh. now colonel on active duty
in the Middle East
Maj. Graham *. Hobbs of Will
mington. now Il colonel in Australia
Capt william V. Copeland of Bur-
lington. now colonel on duty with
National Guard troops in Trinidad
Lieut.. Hargrove Bellamy. of Will
mington. now Il major in active ser
vice, immediate army address not
known.
General Nets could have recalled
many Others. including some men in
the ranks, but time did not permit.
Despite efforts of some other out
fits 10 claim credit for smashing the
supposedly impregnablc Hindenburg
line, General Nets insists that The
Both division. composed of Carolina
and Tennessee. troops actually were
inst 10 break through. Many of the
men engaged there are now vigo.
ously pushing to satisfactory con-
clusion the Job they were not per-
mittcd to finish quarter century
ago. This time they'll make their
victory stick.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-29
COMBINE SCHOOLS HELD

College Station. Raleigh. Sept. 20
Nineteen schools for combine
cwncrs and operators. with more
than 500 farmers from II counties
in attendance, have been completed
in the eastern part of the State
where soybean harvesting is begin
ming. David S. Weaver. in charge Of
agricultural engineering at N. C..
State College. announced here today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-29

army branches. efficiency and speed
are the watchwords. And 10 these
might be added the iimc-honorCd
slogan. IF you don't see it. ask lo.'
il" because whatever is needed in the
way of clothing and individual equip
mcnt and supplies can he found thcrc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-29

SELL US YOUR SCRAP IRON,
metals and rubber and help WIN
the war. Highest prices paid fol-
hides. Henderson Junk Co, phone
300. 25-tf