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Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16


Tunnel gunner and radioman at
tached to a torpedo squadron, Mon
roe participated in repeated aerial
assaults in the Solomon islands area
during September, october and No
vember, 1912, his citation said.
On November 7, when his plane
contacted a formation of IL Jap
anese destroyers and cruisers and
was making run on one of the
enemy ships, Monroe daringly
fought off a number of attacking
planes and scored several hits"
Realizing his air bomber had
been seriously wounded" the cita-
ton continued, Monroe, with quick
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
Coffee Rationinq
MAY Be Over Soon

WASHINGTON, July 16 up
Offite of Price Administration
officials are discussing "A possible
date for removing coffee from
the list of ratiOned commodities,
ii was learned today.
Officials said the date probably
will he set soon unless unforeseen
events jeOpardiZe anticipated
coffee suppli6s. present supplies
are good and further improve
ment is expected.
Coffee stamp 81 expires on
July 21 and stamp % on Aug. IL.
Since this is the first time two
coffee ration periods have been
announced together, some quar-
ters believed that rationing will
be ended on Aug. IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16

Shown a photograph Of Barbara
Thompson, who has filed a suit
against Henry Fonda charging that
the film star is the father of her
baby girl, several employees of the
Barbara Worth hotel, where Fonda
allegedly "seduced" Miss Thompson,
said Friday the woman looked
very familiar" and that they were
fairly certain" they had seen her
in the hCtel.
None could say definitely, how
ever, that he had seen her with
Fonda.
Fonda is reported to have reg
istered at the hotel last Septem-
ber 8. He stayed there several
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16

weeks during the time he was act
ing in the picture THE Immortal
Sergeant, much of which was
filmed on the Imperial Valley
desert.
While at the hotel Fonda occupied
room number l60, one bell-boy re-
marked.
Meanwhile several other Ell
Cetrans reported they were at an
Imperial night club where Fonda
was the night following his arrival
in Ell Centro.
A party of four Ell CentrC girls
sat very close" to Fonda and all
remarked that he was accompanied
by rather tall' girl. One of the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
y. S.Fie|d Chief
Given New Job

LONDON, July 16 CUP)-Ameri-
can army headquarters announced
today that Maj. Gen. Leonard T..
GeroW had succeeded Maj. Gen
Russell P. Hartle as commander of
United States field forces in the
European theater. The nature of
Hartle's new assignment was not
revealed.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
Phoenix Melon
AT End SATURDAY.

PHOENIX, Ariz July l6 CUP)-
The cantaloupe shipping season
closes tomorrow with officials pre-
dieting a record output of approxi-
mately 1000 carloads for the sea-
son. Last years shipping totaled
but l $40 carloads.
The only sheds remaining in OPP
Grafton after tomorrow vii lbe
those working with honeydew
melons.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
Hard Earthquake
Shakes Jamaica

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July Is
Delayed CUP| - The heaviest
earthquake felt here since 1907
shook the entire island today. Some
rural areas to the west reported
extensive damage. No lives were
lost, and no damage to American
property was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
Civilians to Get 70 Per
Cent Of "A Food SuppIv

WASHINGTON, July 16.-UP)-
Civilias will get about 10 per cent
of an expected record food supply
during the next IL months, tenta-
tive ALLEGATION plans of the war
food administration revealed today.
The allotment of SO out OF every
100 pounds of meat will allow
continuation of thetsivilian meat ra-
tion at about present levels, the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16

VIA said.
Civilians will get approximately
20 per cent of canned vegetables,
So per cent of canned fruits and
juices, rs per cent of dairy products,
65 per cent of fats and oils, rs per
cent of eggs and poultry, and 80
per cent of wheat and other grains.
The VIA emphasized that its
plans--based on army-navy esti-
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16

All SHIPS N The conveys TeaCneu'
their destinations undamaged, the
navy said.
1T is believed that this record
of defense and attack over a similar
period of time has not been equal
ed by any other vessel in tn history
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
Reds Smash South
Ne ar'L r'L,enin9rad

(UP)-The announced tonight that
10 miles had scored in its Oense against
within the last "a hours
LONDON July 16 (UP)-The German official DNB
agency reported today that the Red army had broken
the long ul the Lenngrad front by attacking south of
Schluesselburg, after heavy artillery preparation
Three battalions of Russian infantry took part in the
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
'FIot-Top' Planes
Hit 10 Submarines

WASHINGTON, July 16 (UP)-Planes from U. S.
baby attop escort carrier have attacked II Axis sub
marines while protecting two outgoing Atlantic conveys
and record of two sunk four very probably sunk
and four probably sunk, the navy revealed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16

CT anti-submarine warfare" the
announcement said.
Forty one prisoners were taken
from the two submarines which were
sunk. The only cost to the carrier
was one plane damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
EI Centro Man
Wins Decoration

Charles E. Monroe, aviation radioman second class.
USN of Ell Centro has been awarded Gold Star in lieu or
second air medal for merorious achievement In south
Pacific air battles the Eleventh Naval district announced
Friday Monroes wife, Lois Monroe resides at 625 Orange,
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
Fierce Fighting
On Near Cdtunio
Axis Resistance Grows S+ronqer as
Eighth Army BATTLES TO Enter Vital
S;cilian Town; yanks Make Progress

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, North Africa July r.
fiercest battle of the Sican campaign ragged
only 10 miles south of the east coast port of Caana today
after Allied forces had smashed through Vzzni in see
battle the central front and Americans
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
I'D. CHURCHILL DEMAND italy MAKE PEACE
Appears Familiar

party said the picture of the
Thompson greatly resembled his
companion of that night. Another,
who danced with the star, said he
questioned her about his feminine
companion, indicating that Fonda
had only recently met her that
night tSept. l0D
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
III. s. Gets Rubber
Under Jops' Noses

America is "pullng the wool over the eyes OF Japans
warlorCs by actually obtaining large amounts OF crude
rubber from that nation w. H. HopsOn field representa-
tive the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company declared
today Hopson frequent visitor to Imperial Valley was
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16

LCNG BEACH, Cal, July l6.-
CUP)--Barbara Jean Thompson,
24-year-old divorce who eluded re-
porters for "a hours after she
charged actor Henry Fonda was the
father of her month-old baby, had
Continued on Page 5, Col -
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
Give up or Die.
People Directed
BV Allied Chiefs
Message Threatens Mainland Invasion
Within Near Future Unless Fascist Cow
Is Overthrow and Leaders Are ExiIed

WASHINGTON, July 16. (UP)-Presdent Roosevelt
and Prime Minister Winston Churchill today on the
Italian people feordeah demand that they overthrow
their leaders and make peace suffer the
of invasion and total war at home
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
p AMBl'Ne
IMPORTER
1hi, III Hold En-

Thi II Hold En-
Another member OF the I'm Loyal
To Texas club" is Mrs. Earl Nc
Kinney.
"If you wern't a TeXan," a friend
asked her, what would you be?"
I'D be ashamed Mrs. Mckinney
snapped
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16

An Honest Man Found
The other day Floyd Rodriguez
parked his car in the downtown
district of Fl Centre and went into
a store to Go some shopping.
Cn the seat in the car was a
pint bottle of whisky. The bottle
was unopened with the seal still
intact.
Rodriguez was gone about half an
hour ..-
When he returned the bottle
had been opened and exactly one
half of the whisky was gone.
Under the bottle was neatly fold
cd one dollar bill.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
Beneath Him

Beneath Him
On Thursday Captain Al Bisgard
of the marines and Sgt. Cliff Reed
of the California Highway patrol
were talking to couple of women
in a car parked at root beer stand
in Ell Centro. They were talking
about the days when Captain Al
was patrolman in Sgt. Reeds
squad in Imperial county.
Here" said one of the women,
take this tray in for us. AL"
Nothing doing" said Al with a
stubborn lock he picked up at
Guadalcanal
Sgt. Reed obligingly picked up
the tray.
cliff behaves better than you
do" chorused the women.
Il did that when I was SER
geant, tCo," said AL.
Just wait until this war is over.
There will be three persons ready
to get even with him for that
crack.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
EXPIRATION DATES

Coffee stamp No. 2l-Iuly -.
Sugar stamp No. 13-August Is
Shoe stamp No Il Oct. 81
Gasoline "A" coupon s July p
Canned goods stamps x. J.. n IN Book
2-Iuly :; N. 2 and Q-August 9
Meat. Butte etc, Red stamp r Iuly n.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
BASEBALL.

Lopez.
Only games.
AMERICAN
Philadelphia 900 600
New York .....-.....302 900 0
Flores, Arntzen, BeSSe and Wag-
ner; WenSlotf, Russo and Dickey.
Others night.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16

War Note
W. A. Vinzant. superintendent of
building and construction for the
irrigation district, was talking over
the telephone to district headquar-
ters in Ell Centro about a package
of mail he wanted sent to him in
Impe rial
You can give that package"
Vinzant said, Ito our mail lady
messenger" (He meant Miss Vera
Havekorst, who is district mes
sengerD
Lost And Found
The most perturbed little girl in
all Ell Centre Thursday was Mary
Continued on Page 8, Col. y
Imperial Valley press., 1943-07-16
WEATHER

Maximum Thursday 109, minimum
Friday 65; am. Friday 81, humid
ity 81; noon Friday SO, humidity
%; pm. Thurs. 101, humidity 33.
BANK DEBTS
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
WPB Attitude Is
Menace to State
Mineral Program
In the Sir Walter Hotel,
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
BY LYNN NISBE.T

Raleigh. Nov. 9.-AntiCipalCd dc
NcinpmCnl OF many small mining
operations N North Carolina. as well
as IN several other states. ha, au-
parcntly been blocked by Il new IN
depreciation by WIPE OF its mineral
policy.
In statement last week (but not
given much publicity by Senator j.
I. ScruGham oi Nevada. Chairma:,
OF the subcommittee ON mining and
mineral industry of the Senate.
Small Business Committee. pointed
out tina, the present policy uf the war
production board in allowing pro. =
tiles Is in direct conflict with its
formerly published policy. Formerly
WIPE inclined Ia favor applications
icr equipment. iur access roads and
Tor financing small operations. The
now policy is based nn the iG.a that
There l. greater need now Tor mar
gInai manpuwcr than for marginal
minerals"
The NEVADA senator THINKS tins
Id"a i paraduXIC;l. The main req
SON i"r numerous small plants WAS
L. utilize available local mauD,wr,,
That could not Dc Transported In
other sites. To close operations al
ready underway ur Ia ban uIhcr,
would tend rather To cause ldlcmrss
among this group.
The senator's position is IN line
with rapidly growing sentiment IN
congress tor decentralization of in
duStry. y right powerful committee
Is being organized in Me senate.
with aS>uranC" that house members
Will work with them. To bring about
wider distribution Of the steel indus
Try by establishing small plants at
on near The source of iron ore. raiu-
or IMAM continue concentration in a
lev counties along The OH, river
Unless Sucn Il policy l. adopted the
chances Tor full utilization of North
CaroIInd'S minerals " Ill Dc mich less
than had been hoped.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
Jr. Red Cross Has
Membership Drive

The Vance county chapter al the
AmcriC II Junior Red Cross has
launched lis annual membership drive
and has set as it> goal the enrolling
OF every school child in Vance Coun-
~. Mrs. Laurence Wall. chairman.
announced today. Al It recent meet
ing of school sponsors nd the Junior
Red Cross committee plans were
made FOR an intensive campaign II
make this record drive. Many of
the schools have already Dccn heard
from anS reported 100 per cent en-
rUllmcnt. Mr. Wall stated.
The surplus funds r,iScd from this
drive will be used IL strengthen ihC
National ChIidrCnS Fund FOR the task
of rehabilitation of Wdr-Childrcn.
Mrs. Wall has announced as her
committee Miss Elizabeth Jenkins.
Sccrctary-trcaSWCr Mrs. Marjorie
LuughIin Cooper. chairman First Aid:
Miss Ann Upchurch. chairman Home
Nursing: Miss Leila Gardner. chair
man National ChildrCmS Fund: Miss
Helen RuyStCr. chairman Christmas
Gift Boxes: Mrs Lewis HornCr. chair
man Navy McuU Covers: Mrs, G..
Wesley JonCs. emitting: and Mrs.
Ellen Cooper. production.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
Tho Authority on Authorities

ability to take the first trick in
mat suit. West put in a barrier
bid of 3-Spadcs. preparing his
partner for a sacrifice ii that
proved later TO be wise.
After North indicated his suit
length with i-Clubs. East wanted
to make sure. now that a spade
opening lead was virtually out of
the question, that West would
open heart instead Of a diamond
His bid of 4-li"arts at that stage
was perfectly safe because of the
known ut IN spades When the Oh.
pohentS then went to 5-Clubs
East rcfrained from sacrificing
because II" thought a heart lead
might have some chance Of beat
ing the contract. That proved not
10 BE- the case, bu, il did hold
south TO exactly hrc-odd. OF
course sacrifice would have paid
East ana West at either table. but
II VAS not made. and that was not
the really valuable lesson of this
deal anyway
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
PIT. A. to Furnish
Gifts for Soldiers

The Parcuy-Tcachcr Associations
of Vance county will again this year
contribute Christmas gifts To the
soldiers At Fort Bragg who are not
expected Ia receive gifts from other
sources.
The gifts should he wrapped in
attractive Christmas wrappinpS. All
single gifts Will be combined To
make an appi opriatc package and
each soldier will receive Il box of
this kind. Appropriate packages and
single gifts will be appreciated.
These gifts must be in by Novcm-
Der 80. Ior they must he sent la the
state office for assembling. Pr. A.
members and all others who wish to
contribute are asked To leave their
gifts al f.. &. Davis * Sons Co. store
which has consented 90 act as a COL
lection center. or call Mrs. W. T..
BcaSlcy. council president
Last wear over $4,000 packages
were distributed Ia the soldiers. The
public is reminded that for many of
them this will perhaps be the last
Christmas they Will spend in this
country before going 10 other lands
/" help protect the beliefs and prin-
ciplcS of Americans.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
HENDERSON On c. DAILY DISPATCH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1913
Halloween Party
Given Dabney Class

The members Of the ninth grade
oi Dabncy high school were given a
Halloween party At the home of MIR.
ana Mrs. W. G.. AyScuc recently by
INC SradeinuthcrS. These included
Mrs. Il. L. Wilkinson. Mrs. NJ. L.
Harris. Mrs. w. L. Dorsey and Mrs.
AyScue.
The following guests were present:
Misses Sarah Brooks Wilkinson,
Lola Blake. Norma l.. Gill. Hrlda
Glover. Anna Leigh Hicks, Tccnv
Dorsey, Frances Harper. Carolyn
Harris, RoSalyn Wright. Mary Eliza
beth AyScuc. Katie Wade. Lucille
Harris, NclroSc OBrien, Dorothy
Hicks. and Frances Ragland. ana
William WilkcrSon. Willard DECKER
son. Charles Foster, Owen WAGE,
Kenneth Robertson. Stanley Filing
ton, Edison Barnes. n. G. Crews, Jr..
Durwood Wells. W. ID. Hicks. Doug
las Brccdlovc. Joseph Harris. Elmo
Wade. Graham Owen, Jr., Donald
Hunt. George PoythrcSs, Edward
Harris. Wallace EoN ards. Dennis
Brummitt. Irwin Multi. Jr.. Willie
Brooks and Harold Hicks.
Tho home was decorated in the
Halloween spirit. Several games
were played after which refresh
mcntS were served.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
Middleburg News
BY Mrs. {. NJ. PERRY

The WGman'> Missionary Society
"i the MiddlcOurG Baptist church
will meet in the home OF Mrs. Ed
w@rd Holloway Thu sday night. Nov
II al & o'clock. All members are ur-
gcd To bc present.
Mrs. Charles Stainback and child
rem are visiting her father. George
Thompson, of Macon.
Friends will he glad la learn that
Mrs. Earl WcStcr has rctjTlcd home
from Maria Parhnm hospital and is
getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Short spent the
Weekend with Mrs. Shorts parents
Mr.. end Mrs. Joe Peoples. ni Eibcron.
Friends Will be sorry Ia learn that
Mrs. Gcriic PaSchall is not able To
gel around because Of Spraincd
ankle.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
Society: News
TIE VOICE OF KINSHIP
BY Ella Wheeler Wilcox


] am the voice Of kinship for tbc
VOcclcSS:
Through me the dumb shall speak.
Till the deaf worlds ear be made to
hear
The wrongs of the wordlcSs weak
From street, from cage and from
icnncl.
From stable and 700, the wall
OF my tortured kin prOclaimS the sin
OF the mighty against the fail.
OH. shame ON the praying church
man.
With his installed stccd at the
door.
Where the winters beat and snuw
and Slcct
Or the summers sun-rays pour.
Aud shame on the mothers of NOR
tails.
Who have moi stopped To teach
CT the sorrow that lies in dear, dumb
eyes.
The sorrow that has no speech.
The same force formed the sparrow
That fashioned man, the king:
The God of the Whole gave spark of
soul
To lurcd and icathcrcd thing.
And | am my br"thcr'S keeper.
And will fight his fight.
And speak the word for beast and
bird
Till the world shall set things
right.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09

save money but they will enable
manufacturers To produce more Ter
tIlIHcy III l9ii. Dr.. Collins says.
He points out that fertilizer mauu-
LECTURERS are using more concentrate
cd materials than u few years ago
ana that II l. nov Il comparatively
easy matter I" produce high analy-
SIS fertilizers and still keep them IN
excellent mechanical condition. Tine
higher the analysis al the fertilizer
the less filler l. needed for making
up The mINturc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
Buffer Supper GiUen
Henderson Bird club

The Henderson Bird club was en-
tcrtaincd on Monday evening by Mrs.
G. +. Rose. the new president.
some oil the members met at her
lovely home ON West End drive at /
I" CLOCK and wcni fUr Il two-hnur field
trIp' Returning 10 her home al about
SIN. they were met by other club
members and all were served Il deli
ciouS Juliet supper III the game room.
The open fire, ioyCly arrangements
Of chrySanthcmumS end bUuntiful
table made Il perfect setting for such
AN occasion.
Eighteen members were present
and the club had the pleasure OF
having Mrs. Henry Il. White. Mrs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
w. B. Harrison
Speaks at Hi-l

The kIwaniS Hi-Y club of lien
derSon high school held It's regular
meeting al the school last night. Steve
Flanagan VS. IN charge Of the pro-
gr M ard presented as guest speaker
w. Is. Harrison. Mr.. Harrison enter
tanned the members with several
readings from kiplnG's works IN the
characteristic English manner. The
unusual rendering OF the poems MAS
enjoyed very much by the members
present.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09

Charles +. White. Mrs. GEORGE r.
Blum. and Mrs. Frank Spain OF the
MiddlcbuT@ Garden club. and Miss
Charlotte Brumbaugh. OF Atlantic
City. as guests.
There was no planned program but
all enjoyed the iricndlincSS and fcl-
loWShip of such Il meeting.
Miss Claudia Hunter announced
lhcrc would be no rcgul.r meeting
III December but there would Dc "A
SIX hour field trip on Sunday alter
noon, December &c, in which lntcrcs-
ted Boy Scouts would be given an up-
pOrtunIty L. participate. Further am
nouncemCntS in regard To this would
De made through the papcr. She said.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
Miss White Weds
Pfc. Dayton Ayscue

Tn marriage of Miss Gulda Gray
White To Private FIRST Glass d ytun
AyScuc. both OF Henderson. Monday
November 3. was announced today
by Mr.. and Mrs. y. y. AyScuc, par
entS of the groom.
Mrs. Ayscuc. daughter al Mr.. and
Mrs. +. G. White. Henderson. is Il
graduate of Henderson high school.
Pfc. AyScuc is stationed at Palacios.
Texas, and is now home on Il fifteen
day furlough.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
IF Weakened From Lack of Iron
Due to "MonthIy Losses"

You girls and women who suffer from
simple ancmia or who lose so much
during monthly periods that you feel
tired, weak. dragged out"--duc to
low blood-iron-
Start at once-try Lydia Z. Pink
hams Compound TABLETS with
added iron). Pinkham's Tablets is one
of the greatest blood-irOn tonics you
can buy to help build up red blood to
give more strength and TO promote 4
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09

more refreshed and robust blood
strcau-!n such cases.
Taken us Observation-Disclosures Tab
lets is one OF the rcry best and quick
est home ways to get precious iron
into the blood. Just try Pink
hams Tablets faithfully for 4,
at least so days. Then see if ssHA&
You, too, don't remarkably w.
benefit. Follow label dircc-
tons. Wei north trying.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
Returns To COLLEGE

Mss Annlcr Mitchell. daughter of
Nh and Mrs. q. Il. Mitchell. who re-
rcnily underwent evaporation al
Maria Parham hospital. has Suilici-
entity recovered Ia return 10 her stu
dies al WOman'S College. Greensboro.
where she is a student.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
ID 4. IL. Meeting

OIG Butte chapter. ID. y. H.. will
meet with Mrs. Edwin Fuller Par
ham on Saturday afternoon. NovCm-
bCr II. at $50 o'clock. Members I'M
able To be present are requested 10
notify the hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
WHEN NOT TO CUE BID

TT is NOT always best TO cue
bid your opponents suit. as a
means of showing general power
10 your partner and the ability
TO take the first trick in their
suit. Doing that may steer them
away from THE opening lead
which you wish they would make.
II you have some other way to
indicate your power. and still pre-
serve the proba bility of that lead.
you may sometimes find that to be
more advisable
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09

souths bidding plan. at Table .
OF the duplicate game where this
aeai arose. proved TO be worth two
tricks to his side. as the opening
lead from East was a spade. the
n North Won it. cleared trumps
ana discarded-al of his losers on
the dummy's diamonds
Clever bidding. from a defensive
standpoint. enabled East and West
al me hrst table to hold the hand
10 exactly ii tricks The moment
mat south cue-bid the spades. in
dicating terrific power and the
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
4 X X X X X
4 WITH THE COLORS X
X X X X X X
Is Promoted.

Pie. George y. SnCcd. son OF Mr.,
and MIS-. Fred G.. Snccd. Henderson.
Route ). recently reported that hr
mas been promoted from the rank at
first class private 10 corporal. Cpl.
SncCd Is in the engineering division
and l. nOw stationed in Tennessee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09
Girl Scouts To Meet.

Girl Scouts of troop No. ana
other interested girls are asked II
meet al ! o'clock Wednesday after
noon in the FIRST Methodist church.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-11-09

Every line in this trim little irocI;.
Pattern 9566. conlrivcS Ia slim YOU.
Note the long side seams in the
bodice accented Ivy dainty ruiIlcS
tyUu could use IiC-raCD ........t the
smooth pointed waist. The diagram
shows the few, simple pattern parts
thai make iur easy sewing.
Pattern 1856 may be ordered only
III womcn'S sizes 81. So. 10. ~. ~.
III. l8 and 30. Size 36 requires 3 SIS
yards 35-iuCh fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
Tor this pattern. Write plainly SIZE.
NAME. ADDRESS. STYLE NUM-
Der
Send your order Ia Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department.
232 West 18th ST., New York, N. Y.