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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Social Workers
Training 10 Help
Air Raid Victims
Home Defense Notes;
By KEN HALL H..

Three hundred Of the city'S pro-
feSSionsl social workers are being
trained 10 give assistance in cases
where citizens might he made
needy as a result Of having their
homes demolished in air RAIDS,
This is being done through
OCD'S Thursday evening classes m
The Horace Rackham Memorial
Building.
These social workers from 'hc
WAYNE County Bureau Of Social
Aid. Department of Public Wei
fare. Consultation Bureau ~ the
Community Fund. Jewish Social
Service Bureau, Visiting House
keepcrS' Association and the EloiSe
Parole Clinic. are being trained 20
handle all typos OF aid, even 10
extending financial help where
necessary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
Tanker Probe Dropped

PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 10
QNS).-Dismissing the possibility
of sabotage, the FBI today with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
MoNfEEaR-EoO

In such cases the money IS 10
he provided for purchase Of tools,
food and other essentials, the cash
10 be dispensed from the welfare
fund. which later will be reim-
burSed by the government.
Mrs. Eleanore Cranefeld Of the
l.. Of M. graduate school is chair
man Of the committee in charge OF
schools and is assisted by Miss
-Ceeile NJ NJ. Nursicrf-, director IF the
OCD volunteer office. and Henry
c. Reese. director OF the OCD
defense schools.
The second class Of the series
OF 10 is scheduled for Thursday
evening from A TO 6.
AIR RAID VICTIMS
The procedure adopted by the
OCD in case of air raids is for
the civilians made needy by enemy
action TO assemble at the nearest
shelter school, where they will be
interviewed as 10 their immediate
needs by the disaster relief COM
mittee of the Red Cross.
The nurses being trained will
be assigned 10 80 schools after
graduation. AT night they would
be sent 10 the nearest EeAeel- "a
their homes and daytimes TO the
one closest TO their work.
An organization meeting for the
Red Cross home nursing program
will be held this afternoon at the
St. Clair Recreation Center, 4535
Fairview avenue. One hundred
women will receive instruction in
classes to meet for a two-hour
period for four weeks, Tuesdays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at ! p. m.
and Wednesdays at GAS a. m.
Those desiring 10 register may do
SO at the center today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

ppCCmCNT-1O1Ss Mack IL. 1884 4
IhLOlDLNl open 6:l5 p. NJ. "BUCk
BENNY RIDES AGAIN" Jack Benny and
Rochester. Plus "sIGN OF The CROSS"
Fredric March, c. Colbert. News. Cartoon,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20
NJ CanflrId

HIiUiVUN Gladys swarthout Lloyd
Nolan and Brod Crawford In AMBUSH"
Plus Tommy Dorsey Bert Wheeler. Con.
stance Moore IN LAS VEGAS NIGHTS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

ne IJNE-9355 KerchevaI Park Free u
vi LOhL Open $50 Eleanore
Blue Ovenware Free TO the Ladies' Don
Ameche and Joan Bennett in GIRL
TROUBLE" Plus "DEsTINATION IN
KNOWN" VIM. Gargan, Irene Hervey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

p0cEVt E-Utica at Grstiot Avenue
hVOLflLLL THE GLASS KEY" Alan
Laid. Veronica Lake. "BELLs or CAP
IsTRANO." Gene Autry. Virginia Grey.
Plus Cartoon and News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

p,lULV rhDIT0I -B'way- Circus Pk.*
ID Whl Ohi liUL Doors Open l0:45 A. M.
GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE"
j. Benny, Ann sheridan, HERE WE GO
AGAIN" MCGEE Molly, Bergen Mccarthy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

Betty Cradle, John Payne, "sPRINGTIME
IN THE ROCKIES" All Color. Humphrey
Bogart in "ACROSS THE PACIFIC"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-20

DnOTU-East Jefferson, Psrkview LIE. 1881
DUUlU Open 6:l5. Dinnerware. Cary
Grant, Irene Dunno, "FAVORITE WIFE"
Betty Cradle, Alice Faye in Gay Musical,
Tin PAN ALLEY" J. Payne, J. oakie
Evening star., 1943-03-07

Deere 5rssss
4 oIIA111t u, ~ 1Al111 y
1iysese dserse s1ante9 Nh. c.
Dcs1se 4pse1nsd - - ~ y
sois SgBtody 6 ths q cans e ! Z
in ~ feniN pantEy. -
rUs ysuR peehetooek q ~ q
fsn1lvA ~ War beolb ~.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

pilots for the Air Forces 1t Phoe-
NIX, Ay1x. He first entered the
War Department, q . civilian ii
OcfolnY lAlf.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
|! a !! !! s!lt,
alalustr sEik,s

liz VAf t6hor 1o6rd An,Sosuseod
- n3oAt that Il viii no l0ne69
pki1A staAiGttes "a Slxikoe h var
tn1uok1oo, Il
n leards Decision followed i.
1oe1aanAGn6ottcn n j. ~ Inter-de-
partnental Qonni No. u strike "a !,
s11t3es An6ds . u 1sprSDentataves
q TIA Var. NAVY and IAAor Depart..
111fn49 ~ Wae 11e6uetjon Beard.
~ 1411to opnEnisuaon AnA tn
W1tl111 ~ ~ y q u i ,l.., tse3., !
e1ings Ainood1lnuAnee
& 1lls. xlieh sAASs been col-
1e;s14 ~ Aol i1tDe 6ad ~
- ~ non5d NGg,1a6ont
1l4 - tnt. r ri : sln1ar 0oll-
Nloe po11o6 - mat, M ratio
d nnA1-dA3s ieqt Through sxdkss
- tG11l t1n1e EDoQ was virtually
~ 1880 Il - socAlled war IA
0ektae - n the non-war indus
t3eA 1he 1nter-departmental Conn
n1ttss, Win n ,onSer function. :,
HEREAFTER tho6s, doeir1ng statistics
dh. s61kea, Ne hoard said, may OBJ
tain the reports of tie Bureau Of
Labor Statistics, which cover stSikes
III m indu1trtos.
khe latest nGure, ior December.
9hoWed the man days Lost In var
t6o10aos 70 b 20 OF per cent Of
~ -teeal time worked.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. c. MARCH !, 1sa

odteosne 6 negotiations with IL
hu1oand ~ mail, but a$ other times
she casts the vote heraal1 without
conloa11nGa1 Id tn eAso q 4 "a.
did hefe Whoee Arst name Il uAyad.
Aisleafned from 0tAra and ~Atripe4
that his new daughters mama y
DAv3dene.
r nsver heard Of the name" hs
says. nut + sonnds okay."
1eaidss thu date, and sometimes
tlaesna1nl, the service includes . heief
statement m the health .of the
mother and child. Only once have
further details been obtained for this
drst announcement list, that hap.
p1ning 70 : lucky ofacer here wiao
learned his, daughter wetehed 4
pounds I ounces ana had. red hair.
The vital statistice 1rs rushsd to
the Red Croas hers By local chap
tefS from home ana then relayed
70 0tArs and Stripes whose dis
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Col Smith and Moi. Bori,iinqer
Listed as Dead Aher Search
Army Soys' PIone,
Carrying Mine, |,
Definitely Lost

The War pepattuaeat last MINT
listed - "dennttely lost;" IN Amy
aifplAns missing Sinee January u
over the Caribbean 0eA with II
crew q nine, including Col. walter
Sunptsr Smith and Maj. Lewin i.
4Afrinkef, both of Waahin1tou. :
Col. Smith wal IN olleial q VIA
coustfuetion Of NAtional Airport.
Wives Of the tUo WAshinktou Of
fcsrs, who ware na4ionally pfun,sl
nent IN aviation besogs they joined
the Army. have :been nottGed q
their deaths.
1saAeA 0hAsr Training.
Col. smith. whose wife resides at
311S 1nooGnar strpes NV, vSs chief
o. The Transport and Facilities d.
vision. Directorate q Air Suppoet
Command Mai. DAEFineor, foemer
president Of the Glider Society q
America, VA ehi1f of the eldar
produttioA ANA tAinine unit Ia TIE
same Air Eurce Couimand. Ms vife
Mrs. HELEN McEwan Bazrinssr. Aves
at 311, G street NV :
The plane which took on on >an
unannounced mission from San
Juan, Puerto Rico, January n, was
reported missing by the War De-
partment hve days later. No trace
Of it was found during long search.
Others aboard the plane were It.
John L. OAxo,. Tampa, Ia; Il
John T. Torillo. the pilot, Bridge
port. Conn.,: It. Albert q. Balm, o.
pilot. Wa6enbirs, Cole: It. John
q. Marvin, Cincinnati, Ohio: Serst.
Jos9ph DraseAs, TAmaqua, Pa, -anA
SefSt. John a. AilJer, Kalouaa, Io0a.
Smlth CeHae Here - l13s.
Col. Smith, 4s, came . Washins-
ton IA 1o33. ~ eAtef Of IN airpcrt
division Of tha Wc9k Progress Ad-
ministtatiAn. hSi baiik, 3h1 arayellk
Point Airport and wes Ii, charee Gf
the building Of hundreds Of Others
throughout the country.
He served - m air of3etf tn the
World War and returned. 10 duty
With the Army on November Is,
1910. Ne wAs from Alabama.
MAJ. 8afrinssr. II, i native 81
wayne, Pa, uas A nationally
Known authority on gldsrs. ne
hved formerly N philadeha1ia and
Lewellyn Park, n. J. Ds6ore ca.
terans the Army h Nay, llla, he
was n enaF4e q kAintnx l1id1r
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Army nswsplpef Tells
Soldiers in Africa Of
Birth Of New Children
..Puternity News Ssrvies.'
Aided b Rid Cross,
Speeds Word 10 Front
~ JOHN LAIDNER.

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS N
N0HIH AFRICA March A-Hore
than - absentee fathers h the
North African war thsatsr. soms IN
th4 front nnss, sogne in bivonacs
rtsnots from headquarters, and ct
Naat one b m enemy prison have
boen noti0ed of the arrival Of sons
Or. daughters hack honne IN ,the
United 1tates since tho hndine a
our troops hare by thu special pa
tetu1N neVs ssevice conducted hy
the American Army newGpaper n
Africa. the 9tars and okipos.
Werd reaching here says that IN
hifth-rats records h The United
states were brokan last year, ana
It, appears clear that the American
soldiers now fighting 1karshal' Er-
WIN Nonnel'S army contributed
their share 10 this total and have
helped to send lS45 on TO 1 eood
start. The newspapers fatherhood
department entitled Blessed
Events" and suhheaded Govern
nfent ISSUE" has averaged batter
than IS announcements weekly
since the service WAS launchsd.
In nearly al thu easss the new
fathers GOT their hrst news q the
family increase In this way. The
personal mail and cable service Il
slower and len reliable than the
Ksd Cross channels through which
the Newspaper obtains IT, data.
This y IN hne With the trend 1t
home during the last decade which
found gossip eoh1mnists continually
endeavorint 10 scoop fathers.
Absentee fathers IN Africa 10 dAte
have ranged IA rank from yard bird
to fun colonel. no generals q YET
qualifying for mention. No colonel
or other omeer has been able to
match the prestige Of two enlistsd
men, PVT. Arthur J. Doyle and Serkt.
John N. Coin, each the father of
twins since leaving home. pvt.
Doyle twins ars. - yet unnamed,
but Serst. Coin was startled 10 hear
from this outsids source that there
10 = Larry Coin and 4 Jerry Coin.
1he sergeant made no prov1sien for
. doubae launching be1cre ae left
hems, and llrs. Coin proceeded on
her own initiative.
A. = naatt1r q fact the hahyb
nA1ae 1foQnsnt1y = - mi,ch news 10
the fathsf - = the tinne and eir-
eszn an6os q The baby;s arrival. IA
soane ea1os ths omission o1 tho bahy's
name In IN announcement indicates
that the wife y willing - await tle
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Rev. w. J. loIlou to 1oIk
At Carroll Forum Todov

1he Rev. William J. LAilou will
aA@Nse The Charles CaYroll Forum
p the small ballroom At the WI.
hEd Aotel At $50 pn. today.
d. LAllou. whose subject win be
1he -Four Freedoms ana Naligion, I"
4As been Associate professor o(
6tamU and master Of ceremonies
ct Catholic University sincs leas.
u, vas for some time rector Of et.
phinp Hefi's Church. Philadelphia.
and 1or two terms ssfved - pred
91nt pf the American Catholic His
tng1AG 0ociey,
Evening star., 1943-03-07

I I I, 3
Evening star., 1943-03-07
R'eaaa \! tor IS ye,rs''
Roaolsd q RelIfs1leat

John Wl1HaA Carter 1s1in, 81,
q ISIS ota8' slrsst NE, was han
ored hst night et, I clam fsast held
y nsanbsra . Are snsins company
Ho. ~. Monroe and Tw4lfth streets
NE. Mr.. Asdm has rstirsd aftsr
y years . 4. DlS fireman. NJ
4 natayG - @ 6aist, Va, M.
Hellin eeane. - Nlahfnetou throa
years pfiors . NJ ap sesat . !
flremAu. HI lelal tenAent ~
ssn It llidnight Esbrna1ys3s.
In aptfS fSesaticn ocs iessssrvice,
meAbefs q his eonpeny = Hfosented
him with : Aahile o. : ier. Haf-
IN lsfe hse ri ~ 1 ianai III.
foe = enee-wa1ks = INT TIN.
= o ~ ~ ]! - = II ,.s.as
Evening star., 1943-03-07

. TWIN. STEEL SPRING, BED-HlGH
STUDIO COUCH ~ comfortable
Rettrsssss with dsroble wsven
ticking. ].
. cseswsH LesMss Chair with .
-stisHslstias blsseksd frsme.
- lssos. semfettsblA .Mshh sesa- j
1ttoe6oa. .siSsa sts s,r 4
.elsrsl O. - okeis.,e
3ted spslae eest. bleseked issalo.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

~ ougegeaH 0a1nky - Axs. w
oQ1oe 1po111s - - epoa 1eEcn
ioete e ~ uee1elv q WA11t6G.
IN A1t1oto ak t1ao Arl1 0lu6 q
WAahington, 1ol5 / street NV.
Friday niehts HI GunjooE M tn
T1UndD e. 0ontemeoeary Art.
Rowland Lyon, president q III
oocioty, va1 chairman, md axTonoo.
aonto WUro n IL hanle q Garnet
". Jex. semstazy.
Evening star., 1943-03-07

It is quite natural that PEERLESS comes through with value
like this We feel we're sort Of super store gsared up
vision Maybe because we're satisfied to take smaller profit
WHATEVER IT ISthe result is value that borders the
incredible Each piece blends perfectly with the scheme
Each has been with great in producing room
OF great UTILITY and BEAUTY All in ALL it is value that
we doubt can be equaled for many dayl
Evening star., 1943-03-07

Bsar h mind that Every piscs \ tAis
group i absolutely top quality and 4
guaranteed = such. All of tn Wood
pieces have blsached mahogany vsnsersd
tops Or matching bleached hard rock
maple with the exception o. the unlIn-
ished bookcase, which we suggest that
YOU paint to match your woodwork
All other piseea finished ii hand-fubbed
Duco, which means unusually high quality!
Evening star., 1943-03-07

tributien te H. frunt linsa thGugh
: dt6Dgult tA1k. hAs beD4 Aee4l1r.
Std u . ps1nt wA11 - 16nt-
ma Eo0pe NAy oot ~ n1vg vEAin
: IN d1yg = publ blleat16 ~ 1oAse
clal AhoDntee fathee II IN D.atoA 4
known . be q pet1onef Ax6 u Nill
~ informed dirsctH ~ ~ I'D
Stars and otxipss. al1o 1oes Z
snA1l sdds bu1tnoa1 = lsunlttnG
bgothors.
tosssStsaa ls4s. ~ ~ ~ ovalt1Ate,
.tet sfsHnnA
Evening star., 1943-03-07
pspiIs; Bay War Bonds

W1NCll1gIx VI, March .
Especially aptls Of pubak schools
opetakhng hsre under Tie John
1Andley NoeaaAAtsou have purchased
appeoximatsly @l0. 80 worth cf War
stamps during The past school year.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
h. ousliin Roosevelt,
Wounded, My CT
Wish for More.Acfion
it@.ss5.l st
hit IN Back BY BulIst
or Frsemsnt, Officer !
Mokss Quick Recovery.
1t.tAs Aaeee.atel frssa.

OYSTER BAY, N. 7, March g.
X. Quentin Roosevelt. 73.year -old
grandson Of the late P1eddent, was
tounded February a On the In-
nisaan front, and the hrst thing he
oatd Wa: ~, ,~,
T hope ! can get back dnto &C.
Hon) - soon a. possible . ."
Relatives hare. advised Of the
1ews rDceived today In delayed dis
patches Aosn North Africa. CON-
nGuNed:
n = Just IKE him to want 10
~ riGht back into It. He u 1
yoeSed, beavs boy. And he lows
aAvontme-whsn IT. involves soGne-
thing Constructive. "
i appeared that 1t. Roosevelt. 4
1oeWAxd observer and Maison ofnesr
for IA 1Ftillesy unit and son Of Drix. !.
dtn. Theodore Roosevelt, who also
10 "a duty In North Africa. would.
eet his wish. The War Department
said he was reported to b in good
shAps and out Of danger only two
aays after he was wounded.
Stx1ek IN the hack.
Quentin, nephew and namesake Of
Ia late President'x youngest son
vA0 VA killed In 1918 while hyins
With "A, American squadron over
ohaMeray. was struck In the hack
~ ., machine gun bullst or an anti
at1eRA9t shel1 fragment.
4e WAs standing On q hin watch
~ Z German air attack On IN
A1h1f3oan artillery unit 81 Z ravine
noa1 'the plains leAdine 10 Kasse-
IN Hass-and appareMtly became
~ enly American sasaalty of the
1sSd.
=. 1oossvsats friend ana fellow
e1psT, u. Charles =. wan, IS, Of
,l1toufy, Conn, sAad h watched
~ attack ana then w1Ined over 70
ask It. Roosevelt Z question.
I found him wing "a thu ground
vounded.vlk, vIa1 said, addins t,ttt.
QUENTIN N13 eonet3o 3oiI1 and 0lam. {
N NoTC oad1ef Ct harvard.
eu1At1n va commissioned . eeo-
0A4 lietatonAnE Immediately after Nj
o1ads1t3on. IN lo4l. 3
AE1l1sry Ohsssver. /.
virtually his whole family 4 IA
- var s4eft. dis nelhar. Nh.
0eanof Dutjer Al1xander 1ooee-
~, \ with Tia Rsd Croos ix Iae-
hzd;:- his hrothefs, Theodore M,
and oorneMus. are snsiSns In tie
navy: his sisters husband, Willi&m
Ae10llan, q Navy lieutenant. ana
his uncle. Archibald Roosevelt, i .
major "a the Army.
Roosevelt, dubAed :Cues by fel-
low olmcers, had come through I
number q nercG engagement ana
became known q, an able, daring
olnces.
AfsM weeks before ~ vas wound.
~ ~ related hoHs tWo trapped
American infantry companies fought
thea1 wA3s with - pfisonet1 throk1eh
. ring Of two enemy bAttalions, =
II -wns on duty ~ IN ARTILLERY OBJ
e1I1or. II said the withdrawd was
.t6ueh 6oing sviey stap Of the way
h l1o7 Quentin and his mother
vQgo> = 1hAnshai whan that city
|! 3! = } : -! st,,3 / =
&& && 1Sl4 kd lInioees
1l = I'd et 1ar1
Evening star., 1943-03-07
.sl.!1Als.
I'M sosi1 M 4
] e.. - . T.

- - Ao1oG1 7. = - 4. I, I. r 3. 8 :.
Y l(fs iii = 81 = - q = naSa
- De- y : ! l61l u.
A1A1yY = 1i1 4 q D. ~
1aMpe1os Ms6f4m rt151demt, Was
Assunint ful1 rreG1d ney.
1encr Aranjo W. Absolved March
; y 9 fed1fal military tribunal q
ch4x10B e Ggtne aGnink AAt3 36nAl
0e0gityss - ~ rellnqalslao4 IL
Aetite pE01ad dn1N 70 1eua0e aou1radc
'a1te1 tl1es totesnnhent ha4 bronnht
~ eaAfooD against him.
Evening star., 1943-03-07
Artists heur Lecture
By Jerry fdrnsworth

Jerry IAfnsWrth, rEo3ooooe of At
ct the univo91alV a. uNno1D and 3
member q the. try for the l7th ~
ennial exhibition Of contemporary
American paintings soon to opsm. at
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25
$288,32 Needed for
Quota; Farmers Will
Lead the Final Week

Thousands Of persons on til I.
streets OF Henderson around the
MONDAY period saw the 18th Llghtu-
ing Division war bond caravan from
Camp ButnCr on the occasion OF It's
visit here today. The group came in
from LoulSburg, arriving shortly
after II O'Clock and remaining over
until after one o'clock.
Simultaneously with arrival Of the
caravan. Chairman J. G. Gardner. ct
the Vance War Savings Committee.
announced the county had taken S. -
1859 ui lis Sl.i1T.UrO quota toy the
r'rd Wur Loan, leaving S2%3. 50 |
still t. be purchased by the county.
Gardner WAS optimistic. but said n"
WIS anxious that more Individuals
SIR" III the program, and called up
on all citizens 10 buy bonds 10 the
ut'"oSt o! their ability.
Nest Wees the rural pcupi" Ut tie
county will DC SPONSORS iur tho final
effort II 90 over the top Appeals
rnrc beer made 10 tanner, To- pur
rs much of their tobacco money INFO
iEc w. loan as they can spare
llr. Gardner said civic and other
clubs that have been active tine pest
W,,i. would continue tucu' efforts
rhrpu@h to- the end ot tine drive.
which is the lus, day 90! O,iuly!.
They have been Instrumental in sell
.n- large sums OF bonds TIL, week.
Mymy clerks nave reached %. exceed
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25
GRAIN COVER CROP
PRACTICE APPROVED

The y. y. \. office announced 49,
day IL has informally approved Il
small grain cover crop practice li,-
der the 1914 conservation program.
The establishment of winter cnVcr
from seedlings oi wheat. oats. barley.
rye. on mixtures OF these crops. mauc
III the fall OF 1913 from which thv
grain is not harvested by mechanical
means: provided. that no practice
credit will be allowed fur an acreage
established from sect turn shed by
the y. y. y. Fer each acre OF such
crop established there viii DC allow
ed Sl.50. Payments are Offer ed uri-
der this practice for the establish
ment of winter cover: the forage oi
which may bc paSturCd by livCStocK.
cut for hay. or turned as gre; i
manure. The only restriction witt
respect to disposition of the crop is
that il cannot be harvested by me-
chaniCal means for grain.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25

Irish moss found in the waters off
the North Atlantic Coast is used in
buildings, medicines, cosmetics and
lotions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25
Nine Cases
Are Heard
By Recorder

Nine cases were lied by Recorder
X. +. Clements in county court 90
lay.
Charles +. EavcS. white. was fined
500 and COSTS for Feeding.
u. T.. SItIvrSon. white. WAS charged
with speeding. ana mayer Tor iudg-
m"nt Was ContinuCG on payment Of
the costs.
Earl RaynOr, wfr,. was charged
with careless and reckless driving
and w"S lined S25 and costs.
Clinton Robertson. wmitc. was Tined
81 and costs for beng drunk.
Hubert Eaton. alia> Herbert Eaton.
Col"rcd. WAS tried Tor speeding. ana
prayer fog judgment WAS cOntinu ID
ON payment of the costs.
Zen Hammond. elias Ben Hamli-
Ton. Culugcd. was tired tor aSSauliing
his wife. and pra"Vv for judgment
wHs continued on payment Ol the
costs on condition that he keep the
peace toward his wife.
Ulysses {. McGlvc. alias Eula {.
MCGhvc. Culorcd. WAS tried Tor $pccd
ing. and PRAYER iur Judgment WAS
continued on payment 0f the COSTS.
Eli MyriCk. white. was sent to iaIl
iur thirty days Tor being drunk and
ulSurdcrIy.
Rollic Earle Leach. white. was lin
cd So and costs for speeding.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25
BOY SCOUTS MEET
ON FRIDAY NIGHT

The Boy Scouts q, troop No. 81 had
their regular FRIDAY night meeting
last night al u'clorE.
Ii. {. Bowie, the Scuutma%iCr, and
Mr.. BusScy, assistant ScoutmaStcI.
inspected the troop. M. Bowie spoke
on Scouting. and told of overnight
hikes and other points.
The troop contest for the troop
cooking KIT WAS started. The contest
Is as follows: members must he pre-
sent n meeting. wearing Uniform. On
Time. coming up for advancement at
courts Oi honor, and mailing handl
craft articles.
y signalling contest wa held. and
Il discussion WAS had concerning
matters brought up at the patrol
leaders meeting Wednesday.
Tn" next meeting will DC al I
"'ClcCk Monday. September -.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25

Citizens oi Henderson are To- be
compimcntcd ON their splendid CT
fonts 10 extend hospitality to the men
and women in The service" MIR.
Smell said i'll his statement. land
USO, through this grant-in-aid is i'll
deed glad 10 help them in the work
"i providing for service men and NO.
men Il home away from home
The Henderson Service Mems Cen
ter Is located in a renovated filling
station property on Breckenridge
street. short block from the city's
mann street. liz facilities include
showers md ldvatoriCs for men, a
l"vatrrS for wUmCn. Il lounge rurrr,
4 reading and writing room, and an
ruid""r dance floor, also Il garden
equipped with chairs and shade UNI
orrllas. a large indoor floor will be
used for dances during the winter
mCnthS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25

Send back the cmpy crates "aG
baskets 60. another trip 70 market"
the War Food Administration re-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25
5 Vow, TO-?

!. The recently deceased King of
Bulgaria wa named Mikhail. Boris.
~ Carol?
. Name line first book of the Old
Testament.
3. The Statue ur Liberty is carved
from granite. true or false?
!. Pax is the Latin word for -?
). Correct the following sentence:
The house. together with the lot al
joining. wee sold"
6. Which scandinavian cuuntry re-
Gently denied the use nf lis railroads
iur tranSpor of German troops;
:. Who Was Sappho?
8. Which Union general during the
War Between the States led the ia
NOUS ''marCn IL the sea?
9. What work docs Il photographer
10?
10, Is i correct for lady to ask =
gentleman Ia call on her il she
wishes to- develop his friendship?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25
Service Center Will Get
$150Per Month From USO
ALLEGATION Of Funds Is Announced
From Regional Office at Richmond

An allotment OF $1,000 for the
year. or Sl5U per month, has been
made to the Service Mems Center in
Henderson by the United Service
Organizations, Inc. ], was announce
Cd from USO REGIONAL Offices in
Richmond today b, Chester d. Smell,
regional executive n that office.
y certificate OF gccugnitiun from
the national committee on grantS-in-
aud ui the CSO wa presented to the
i!cndcr,pn Scrvicr Mems Center
committee on September 10. the an
n"umc"mcnt said. md ALLEGATION of
funds became erfcCiyc as Of Scptcm-
bCr |. the announcement said.
Il. l.. Clements i, chairman of the
Henderson USO committee, with
MtS. Thomas S. RrvStcr vicc-Chair-
man: M. Mabel Bowers. secretary,
and y. J. Watkins, treasurer.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-09-25
RED MEN SEND SMOKES

AIohaWs Tribe of Rcd Men recent
~ sent lu.nOO cigarettes 10 American
soldiers overseas. and mas received
acknowledgment FROM the LIgGCtt Il
Myers 7 spaCco Company. the money
having been forwarded through +.
II. CroWdCr. one of the Cumpany'S
local BUYERS. The New York office
said the cigarettes would be forward
Cd Immediately.