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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

Obi+ua rie S
Herbert |. Russell
City Zonino Official S
Funeral tomorrow

Herbert l. Russell, secretary of
the city coming board Of appeals,
who directed most of his energies
toward planning an improved De
troil. is dead at the age OF IS.
He died last night after a brief
illness AT his home. ATS Sturte-
want. Funeral services will be held
at p. m. tomorrow in the Medley
funeral nome. 5683 Maybury.
Burial viii be at Highland. Mich.
For u years MIR. Russell was a
member of the city planning board
and later was city planner. Dur
ing such service he enviSioned city
that would promote
moral, social and economic wei
fare.
He vas graduated from the Uui-
versity OF Michigan IN 1885, and
became a civil engineer OF the
Detroit and Shorellne Railway and
the Grand Trunk Railroad
a brother-in-law Of Circuit
Judge Jayne, Mr. Russell was a
member of the American Society
of Engineers SonS(Rotary Club
and harden Park Methodist
Church
Surviving are the widow, 0rpha,
and mother, Esther.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Rachel Ann Kennard
Parks Physical Director
Born in Detroit

Rachel Ann Kennard, AZ Of sos
Birmingham, for IL
years a physical director for the
department of parks and recrea-
ton, died last night al Mercy Hall
IIospita! after a long illness.
Born in Detroit. she was grad
uated from the old Central High
School and spent most Of her life
in the city. Surviving are two
brothers, j. f. Kennard. now in
overseas service with the Red
Cross. and Robert II. Kennard OF
500 Gladstone, and one sister, Mrs.
Esther WEIGH of Birmingham.
Funeral arrangements are in
hut the services Will be
held AT Hillikpr Funeral Chapel
2449 w. Grand boulevard, with
burial i'm Roselawn Cemetery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
To Timber Up !
Stiff Aching
Sore MusIes
Try Not Towels To Open Pores
Then Rub On Emerald Oil.
You Get Fast Blessed Relief

Ton gtf On your va, home set bot
80 Of Nnrne's Emerald pN from me dfuE
store Before bedtime apply good NJ
towel U.~' a. not A. tpu tHn bear % md
keep 10 ON and mot for about e minutes
20 open me pores DRY thoroughly then
AprIs little 81 he ril ana rIh on hriFkly
uiin good massage 80 o. disappear
cover up and 20 20 sleep In ths- morn lng
FOR good measure another on application
m not towel You F EP' the surprise ~
Nnur Nfs YOU l' he amazed A. the blessed
relief sou Eet back on tho ioh hsppt
and much more comfortable Keep u up
f.r few DAYS
Thousands of bottles are sold annual,
fot tired aching feet and IfgF vow can
ge' Mnone EMERALD on ~ any drug store
Satisfaction guaranteed or money hack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Car Crash Kills
Worthwhile Filler

Injuries rccei.N r 4 early this
morning when MS car struck q
concrete abutment on Worthwhile
road and plunged Is feet into
Rouge Middle Creek proved fatal
10 Flying Cadet John Holcomb,
son Of DR.. and Mrs. August Hol-
comb, Worthwhile.
The l9-year-old student pilot.
on furlouGh from Augusta Military
Institute OF Virginia. was dead
upon adnittance 10 Sessions Hos
pltal. Worthwhile. - Attendants said
he suffered a fractured neck
Dr. HolComh. a staff physician
- Tho hospital for 20 years. was
not on duty when ms son was
brought in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Would Let Up Japs

WASHINGTON. April 2 tINSD
Sen. Mon. {. Walgren Cd OF
Washington sand today ne will
propose TO military authorities a
sponsorship plan under which 10y al
Japanese citizens would be placed
under the direction of trustworthy
citizens IN communities where they
cnllld have freedom and work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Alvin {. Downer
U. S. NovyOfficer Taught
al Coss Tech High

IT. Comdr. Alvin r. Downer,
former CasS Technical High School
mathematics teacher. died yester-
dav at the Crosse lie Naval Air
Base Hospital following a brief
illness. He was 46
Comdr. DoHncr. resident Of
Franklin. Mich was commissioned
last April His wife Rose. and two
children, Dorothy and De n,
survive.
Funeral services viii be held
Sunday I'm the Franklin ComnH-
nifty Church with burial IN Grand
avn CPmtetv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Convicted Profiteer
Sued for Divorce

Two DAYS after he was sentenced
10 federal prison tor prohiccrinG
on war contracts Robert r. Lap
thornc Jr. 81. TODAY was sued for
divorce by Jessie " Lapthorne
Mrs I.apthoTnc a federal ON
ploye. charged hcr husband with
gross and wanfon cruelty. Their
home was a. 25lS Tyler They
were married Aug 30. 1910. and
have no children.
THE Wishing Well has n
message in cipher for YOU. Daily
and sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
SISTERS HOLD VIGIL
100 PRIESTS TO ATTEND

The public will be admitted Ia
the cathedral where guard Of
honor will stand watch until the
hour OF the funeral
Burial viii be IN Nj. Calvary
Cemetery Grand Rapids
About 100 priests and many lay
friends OF the late bishop Will 90
from Detroit 10 Grand Rapids for
The funeral mass, led by Arch
bishop Mooney and Auxiliary
Bishop Sicphrn s. WoInlckl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03
Bishop P|dgens'
Rites Tuesday
In Grand Rapids

Archbishop Mooney will sing the
pontifical high mass Of requiem for
the late Bishop Joseph c. Plagens
in ST. Andrews Cathedral Grand
Rapids, at 10 a. m. tCWT) Tues
day.
Archbishop ooney installed
Bishop Plagens two years ago.
Bishop Plagens, 63, died Wednes-
day in ST Mary'S Hospital, Grand
Rapids. He had beer i'll a week.
Among the 50 bishops who will
attend the last rites will be Bishop
Joseph Gawlina. military bishop Of
Poland'S armed forces. He will
come from Washington.
SISTERS HOLD VIGIL
The body of Bishop Plagens was
removed 10 his residence yesterday
and members Of the Sisterhood Of
the diocese held an all-night vigil
A continuous guard of honor Will
be maintained until i:30 p. m.
Sunday when the body will be
taken 10 81. Andrews Cathedral
10 lie in state until the funeral
Only the clergy and sisters will be
permitted 10 view the body al the
residence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-03

WOODWARD AT GRATIoT -. Telephone Cherry $500
Store Hours; 9;45 5;45 p. Saturdays p. m.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

jself Just number was convicte,
with Bioff in l94l of extorting mil
lions from the movie industry ant
lis appearing with Biofr as Gov.
ernment witness in the trial OF eight
men charged with participating Ii
the extortion
Under cross examination by
James u. c. Murray, chief defense
counsel. Browne said he designated
Bioff to talk to the producers just
before meeting with them in 1896
at basic agreement meeting" In
which jor Aim companies agreed
to pay $4,000 annually to the union
head and lesser companies agreed
to a payment of S25,000 each te
avert the threatened strikes.
Biof has testified that the none,
was split between Browne, himsell
and members of "the Chicago syn
dicate' who gained control of the
union.
Browne said Bioff made the de-
mand to Nicholas Schenck, presi-
dent Of Loew's, Inc, and Sidney
Kent, former president of Twentieth
Century Fox, in the office of Pat
Casey, labor representative for the
producers. He added that at no
time had he, Browne, protested
Bioffs S demands.
Another question drew from
Browne the statement, You are
trying to ask me. did I have any
idea of skullduggefy as far as Mel;
Schenck and Bioff were concerned. .
You did indulge in skullduggery
at that time, didn't you?' Mr.. Muir
ray asked.
mo doubt about it," Browne said
Before and after
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Special Board Studies
Rail Wage Dispute

A special presidential board today
began consideration of a wage dis
pute involving more than 100000
incorporating railroad workers who
already are committed to strike
vote.
The board was empaneled to re-
view the case after StabiliZa ton
Director Vinson had refused to ap-
prove an Scent hourly increase
recommended for the workers by a
board functioning under the Rail-
way Labor Act.
While the incorporating en-
ployes, who are members of Is
unions, and the five train and
engine brotherhoods have author
lied the strike vote, Joseph b East =
man. director of the Office of De-
tense Transportation. said at the
hearing yesterday he did not believe
the men would strike.
Evening star., 1943-10-29

Munich and Unbiased the thiro
World War?"
Msgr. Sheen said the real rea-
son" for dissolution of the COM
munist International was to form a
new Comintern, economic instead
of political, with Mexico City as
the central bureau, with two sub
committees, one for North and one
for South America"
Declaring that the key to the
Russian problem is religion. not
politics." Msgr. Sheen outlined steps
taken In Russia which he said be
speak a less violent attitude toward
religion" there.
Our bond with Russia" he added,
is in the people, not in the politics
it is with the nation. not with the
state; it is with humanity, not Com
muniSm.
Russia one day will be free. May
America have the wisdom to see
that our political approach of ap-
peaSing Communism will end in dis
aster. but that our religious ap-
proach to the Russian soul will end
in peace and victory
Evening star., 1943-10-29
New Russian Treaty.
with Reich Likely,
Mser. Sheen Asserts

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-Msgr. Full
ton j. Sheen, asserting There is
no essential difference between the
theology of Nazism and Commun-
ISM said yesterday 'it would be
realistic to expect that Germany
and Russia will once more sign a
treaty Of peace and embrace hi a
kiss of death to Europe and the
world"
Russia is at war with Hitler, but
it is not at war with the Nazis or
the German people; the sooner we
come to realization of this fact
the more quickly can we formulate
a policy TO meet it," he wrote in
an article in the November issue
of the Sign, national Catholic
magazine.
Referring to the Munich appease-
ment, Msgr. Sheen wrote, The
worlo today feels the same way
about Russia. Stain now
wants the Balkan states. Will he
be appeased? Poland is being
prepared for the kill. If we do
make that concession then will we
not have made Moscow the second
Evening star., 1943-10-29
2-MiI|ion Demand
Was Bioff' 5 Idea,
Browne Testifies
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 2a.-George Z
Browne, president of a theatrical
workers union before he was con-
yicted for eXtortion, testified in Fed
eral Court yesterday tGat although
he had appointed Willie Bioff his
personal representative in dealings
with film industry, he was not aware
Biotf planned to demand $4,000 900
from movie producers on the threat
Of calling strikes
Browne. former president of the
international Alliance of Theatrical
Stage Employees, who now calls him
Evening star., 1943-10-29

at Austin, Ind. on October /, but
were recaptured the following day.
Wulf, an ex-German aviator, is
80 years old, feet inches tall and
weighs 155 pounds. He has gray eyes
a fair complexion, dark brown hair
and tatoos on his right arm and
chest, Moss said.
Zigann, ex-German paratrooper
is % years Old 5 feet Ii inches tall
and weighs 1873 pounds, the FBI
agent said. He has brown eyes, a
fair complexion and dark blond hair
Evening star., 1943-10-29
Army Asks early Return
Of Dope ndency Forms

By the Associated Press
The Army today urged dependents
Of soldiers to fill out and return
promptly new dependency certifl-
cate being mailed to them. 1t said
delay may mean possible discontinue
ance of allowances.
The new certificate will be used to
convert accounts to the new rates
approved by Congress.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
7 Escaped Nazi Prisoners
Sought by FBI Agents

BY the Associated Press
LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct 29.-Fed-
eral Bureau of Investigation agents
today are searching for Erich Wulf
and Karl H. Zigann. German war
prisoners, who escaped Sunday from
Camp Breckenridge, KY, H. X. Moss.
special agent in charge OF the FBI
here, disclosed.
Both men previously had escaped
from temporary War-prisoner camp
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09
Business Men Predominant
On Unified Hospital Board

OF KlnSton. J. Dwight Barbour OF
Clayton and Mrs. Andrew Blair CT
Charlotte.
Five years: ". G.. Clark IF Tar
Duru. y. +. EdgCrtun of Raleigh and
DR.. L. IL. Crawford Of Ruihcri"rdtuu.
The doctors and the women carry
their own designations. Bcall is Il
banker. DccS a lawyer: Edgcrtun u
warrh"u,cmau: Clark and SpruIli
arc supply merchants and large tan
mcrs and are inc only legislators IN
the gruup. Riddle. Ocun%cr auG
Barbour are merchants.
SpruIll. Nh. johnson. DR.. McA.u-
Ian. Harbour. Clark and rd%ry,"n
iurmri members al the RalC!&n no..
rIlal board. and Mrs. Stanford Is tii,
wife of Il iurluCr member. IN. !frin~
dexter. does. Crawford. Riddle ana
Bcall are carr:Cd over from the Nrr-
canton beard. bees has served tor
yU;.S on the GuldSbOru board and
OrtrInCcr ON tEC kIuStuu board.
Legislation pursuant Ia which this
board WAS constituted came as ru-
suit pi recommendation made by Z,
special committee appointed near :
two years ago by Governor iiruUgE
ION tp investigate conditions at Mar
canton. following ii series e; news
. paper articles by Tom Jim>un al
.CgnG gross negligence and llCunI-
I p-,CuCC. The committee WIS headed
! 10y former Judge Marshall 7. Spears
+ OF Durham. ANA included l.. {. Gil
ford, Hickory editor: Word II. Wood
Charlotte banker: DR.. WIuGatr Vi
, Johnson. WIuSton- Salem physicIar
and Mrs. T.. l.. Mckee, civic lCuuCl
and lcgI Iator.
/ The CummItic" held meetings al
. MOrGautuu and elsewhere. went NcIl
thoroughly into the whole subject OF
mental care. and rendered u yCprrt
- the governor and The General AS
sCmbly regarded a. one OF tine abluSt
State papers appearing III tins state
III wears. The report failed To- >Ip-
StHntIatc many al the charges
brought by Unison. but did diS"' 90,
conditions SorCly needing attention
Governor BguuGhtUn moved InnuC.
dIatCly To CticCtuHtc as many RECON-
mCndIiiun AS CuGld hC done without
. legislation and asked tho a.. riubiI
t. provide the rest. TiC lvpiStItIr,
obliged, not only with the uuiicc
board hU: with substantially larger
appropriations Tor all phases uI opp
. CrdtIpnS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09
RALLY PLANNED AT
WAKE FOREST CHURCH

\ twclvc-triOc rally will be pivc,,
at the Wake Forest Christian church
cOlur"d. Sunday. july IL. bCginulr,.
mm, dlatcly following the MORNING
service. Rev. J. NJ. BurwCil. mlnIsrr,
announced. Twelve speakers viii be
present. and each will speak from one
# the twelve tribes.
Music Will DC rendered by t,r Vii
son quartet. the Heavenly -Four
Quartet. and the Solomon Sisters. all
OF Henderson, and the FurCStyIil,
Baptist church choir OF Wake Forest.
Tie public is invited 10 attend. l,
was announced that Freeman Whit
fields transfer truck will take TIN. @
Who do not have transportation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09

'''run many pigs are III prospect.
With the outluul: for feeds III the |.
S. described as poor, the FAIL pI.
"iup VIII probably be II per cent
Greater than las, year, if present
plans are followed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09
WHITE SELECTEES
TO BRAGG JULY %

The Vance S,l"cIivc service board
has sent notices 10 white srlnCtUrs
vino viii make up a contingent to-
report July % al Fu,i ErT%" mdsr-
ton center for final examination.
and induction into the armed SEW
ices OF those who meet requirements.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09

I"d!H ha~ an all Tim" record 81
whca;-4O8. 352 900 bushels. Before
the war her domestic requirements
were 360 million bushels annually.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09

Buy War SAVINGS srarp> .. Bonds
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-09

OFFICERS
W. y. Hunt. Chairman uf the Board
u u. owen President
l.. Burton. Vice President and Trust officer
Toy q. NndwCIl. Vic" President and Cashier
\. II. Cheek. Asst Cashier and Secretary
JnO. l.. WcstCr Asst. Cashier
Perry and Kittrcl General Counsel
J. e. Gardner. Nicc-prCs e. Mgr. Insurance Dept.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
rusNrruRr. HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES

IAsHERsI pAcuiiAisr ss.siss sstsei,sres
u renaired: guaranteed work. 1888 LlY-
ernois. university 4-2562.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

I WILL not he outoid on Junk cars, trucks.
$3.50 Michigan. Lafayette BIO
JACK ALEXANDER really knows how 20
get the high s for your car or equity
cash IN i've minutes. Why give EN- away
Sass Woodward. Trinity 2-9156.
LIKE TO BUY from private party 1871
Buick or Pontiac sedanette. can pay
cash. Gall NO. sl3s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Clothing. Trunks, Radios
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

luke BOX for your recreation room.
$40 so up We also rent luke boxes for
parties, &c. BRILLIANT MUSIC COM
PASY, 4s0s Cas-.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15
Rough Shedding Ahead

'a..c me nave ALREADY J!dckcd
.u ... lac duration most Of the
...s-., are wh.st!.ns to seep up
'.r.r courage III the dark and are
-...- uncod with preparations for
football II the autunn. ana sports
competition al. the rest If he way
. possible. But b; does seem to be
largely q whI>'l.ng IN the dark.
,.-ay 90 .tacics and many diff cul-
..~ lie at""ort the pathway oi the
."E' 'w0 %. three years So long as
20 var .a>'s. there Will DC the prob
... and clc-tualy perhaps the al
...s' upossIOll!ty. %: transportation.
..a' goes Tor the teams themselves.
however good or bad they may DE.
nd whether y" competition be keen
.E % FARGO. but i will be equally as
o-uus. 4 not more -. for the fans,
Their football. If any. will be by
remote cOntrol---Or least remote lis,
'rn.ug or reading.
%" greatest anxiety. however. viii
~ mat Of the coaches, who Will have
bout as many headaches As they
. have players. They will have t
work largely with Kids hardly NOR
nan nIgn school boys perhaps many
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15
War Questions
Are Answered
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN INSECT

Every vrcl. I'M. D.rr,. D........
Ralcicn rurrau yin ...
tons cnucvrulua il,. p..... ......
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There are eight III .v family and !
nave , airi - vc..~ II no ,0.'.
make SIG a. wee. Gnr .. %.
rClD have. VIII ~n, have. ID. ms. .,.-
come tan"
4 You should T..rr.. this ,,...i.
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used in kcrpm. ZIP ,... ..mr.. ...f
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local ratiOn,ug board .l..r. r.r.,....
Is. l9l3. for yOur hru. i.v.,.r.
OPA saws that - .prr. Time ..,ort
soon be allowed for person. IL, ...,lm
book No. ! before food rI',.r.ne no.
gins. Watch vOur uaucr- .ur ~. M
nuuncemcn,.
O. Il am Negro g,rl u,,rorr =,
college education. Can / got inf, the
.c.... # ru" county"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15

d. NiW ~i,I"AiENT OF Fir p4.gs
lus' arrived 80, "Tsa Place 1,
g.. .,.-u .us'hr. carload d.
!nHrr rolling ON the rails. Alex
~. " N-N.L.E- !l-ltI
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15

For RENT STORE Huu.DIyC -
l"'"2 Carolina Power 4 Linn. Nd u,
nee. hFgi| !u>' pcaar,nrn, ~.
lens Bans * Trust 10. ~ o.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15
WANT ADS
Get Results


I'm. r.r'' ,.,.-., a.. -,',r,. a,:r
each. r..i'rv fence. -fYpir. W.,-
.r.. Hardware. Go. I0-G,
..a ID g..rr,t rara,r with '', r",,i.
..a,u SO ur c.Drsci ur pressed
d, .H..,.- ...... r.u l.u-,.. .g..II-
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.n apartment a al2 North
...'... ...,... phone 1896. ia-Stl
.....,'.S, IILISti!.N. Do pint. sl.lj
'.-.'. '.aN~ '1c L. $500. Hrt'-
Co. i0-6r
WANTED STRICTLY FIRsTrTAsS
st.mmTtph. who can also d. gcrr-
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ip-,md.,5
~ 80
MDNIAlENTS MARKERS. GOOD
writ. " " Ianpston 30 ynunn
street. Phone TI3. nnns.f,i-fi
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N,..r. ,yatp. br,rr.r,s 81 On Lvai,
kim. Ii..d,-nir Go I5-G,
-
IS + HAVE PLENTY OLGA STOK-
q. coal. FIJI yulu bIu NOW while
'Di. coal b. available. ii. O. Falk-
Ur. ana sou. Phone go. I-tf
observation-disclosures. ...,- -----
~ TN '.N'.0 iii9 NhfN. 1885 FoitD
..''N a. 'p'' 'o.'iC' genuine lea'h-
c' 'i,'i,''l'IE' >f"'.uO' i9to Coi"S-
l.'D'it '"NH St'"h. looks ana runs
IItn new. al H'voOO. Several GOOD
uScd cas- at reduced prices. Can
"'S'-tdinI"r motor 60. 9-ti
M, ,..r,,I or rDon arr,
DIV WIN VI N'oD LN IL
model used cars at Mot u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15
BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars at Mot or
Sales Co.. Henderson. n. G..

rhfBt fNEBO MAKES OLD
vail, look like new with one coat.
) 49, package 80 Watkins nlru-
ware CO. 1851
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15

YOUR SHOES ARE VAII,IrI,c-
save them Ton anon, .r.virr 49,,
nrcurn repairs. Ne glU ,nr VIZ. WY,
oriiNcr work. Norwich Sboa az I.c
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15

OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION ST,
non. Cars washed. lubric,.:i
polished, batteries rcchargcG Gnt
gas and oils. l. 7. Harris C,l.
Service Station. Garnet and Hun '
ncr ST., phone ll9G-W. of-"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15

GLASS LAMPS CcNiIl t.r,, 49,,
nurhrIs "lc;> NJ. ! and ~ Ss~
klus hardWur, c.. W."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15

BABY BOTTLE STERTLIzERS.
Sl.J& with rack. Sll9 without.
Watkins Hardware Go. 1861
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-02-15
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The sub., 1943-07-01

vou'li overhear snatch of You Will Never Know" or T Had the Craziest Dream" and well there's Betty behind youl
 Her home Is in Fairfield, Illin- ois and she came here to New London In March of this year to commence work at Electric Boat Company. Previously, she clerked in a furniture store and acted as receptionist in doctors office Her iob here offers her the chance of meeting variety of people which she always enjoys. She's accustomed to contacts with others as she managed Coffee Shop in Oklahoma City, when she was only seventeen.
 After working hours. Betty likes doing many things-she's definite ly all-around "gal" = she bowls skates. dances, and likes her horse back riding. Saturday nights she reserves for dancing, and heres her recommendations for good en- tertainment in music - Ocean Beach. It's Super" we hear. Ot course, Harry James is tops with her, too, in Swing Band circles.
 And now, if you will turn a page or two, you can follow Bet tvs own write-up of her Depart ment here in The Sub." In the meantime, remember the open sesame" or magic word with Betty Houston is music and more mu- sic"