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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-02
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-02

Ir'-. So. 10. a...
! u."..r.
90. 'f"i 90. -
I i'r'r ,,"nu.. ,- ,~t-. .Hu...
u,''' -"r i t, 80. ...."uIh stree.
Whatever vor say. She wanted
t. 90 whatcvc' pleased him to-
night.
You'd rather see the shops,
wouldn't you? That's something
you can't see at home" She noicd
with satisfaction his Use of ihe
word nome. Also his preference Tor
the park.
"ThCy'vC lost some of their ap-
peal" she said. Let's go TO The
park" They wandered around bit,
then. since nobody was around 10
stop them. they lay down for 1T
Tie while on the grass. And then
Jake fell asleep.
Kay didn't know whether to
wake him up &C not. If he WIS
sleeping IN his own bed he wouldn't
have To get up until o O'Clock. Here
she could only let him sleep two
or three hours. BY then it would be
daylight. But she doubted if he'd
| be able to get back to SluCD i'm the
narrow confines of Hct's place. with
The piano staring him in the face.
And he was sleeping so soundIy and
peacefully here
Sh" leaned over AMI tcntrriv
brushed his hair away from ms
eyes He stirred n little. threw. his
arm wildly over his head iIr silent
III the abandoned way u cf Do turs
lie looked so d"fcnSClcrg r.v. nat
hcr hcart achcd for him. .'.. Ter
Vcn,iv hoped the tim" nhnu Eauld
| not be too thin for MIN.
She LEI him sleep until g o'clock.
l1y then the sun was TN ar r1rre
were surprising number Of p.rrIr
taking carly morning ualI Sine
! powdered her nose. gave rlr.. conn
try credit for the flr' that ..,u 4
completely SlCCrlrSg r,.ni nr'nt
given her any shadows un#.. her
eyes. Something to bc saint rr. the
simple life.
Ihcy tasted down to IIct's. tnOk
l'lhS. and while Jake gI'.vri Kay
made some good strong con.rr..
want 10 go out aui have rcal
breakfast ?" she asked Won
should he Wcl fortified for this en-
ennt dh1I'm a'Hrta, ,i.I'th thN
IIcoildn't cat u thing" pc, con-
fesssdlwitf aEoW,s raiir. Md Wttli
over TO the plano and siayed flcte
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-02
SUSAN SHERi6AN
WRITTEN TOR AID GLLgA.l Ply cEE:Ru rEEss ,sSo':.:,

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s".us
Scratching, -pr, IA. "r ..n..
81, 'al. 100 .,..r- .u. ,,,r.i,
ush"rs Thu, ,nur rl%h, huru. ~
crunrG AID So ia "c' ~ d"
o'clock.
Jake was restless ana ndgriy
when he had tossed around for an
hour or so. Kay switched on tho
light.
Il can't sleep either. And it's
silly to thrash around in the dark
worry. and stcwing. Let's read
Il while"
II don't think | could keep my
mind on anything. It's funny
should b" nCrvouS like this. lie
can't eat me. and il doesn't really
matter what he thinks Of my play
ing"
ITS perfectly natural to feel
like this. You can't help it" Sh" got
out Of bed. threw Il ncGligcr across
her shoulders and slipped her feet
into mules Then she went over and
turned OH HctS radio. There was
"a good orchestra playing. Jake
usually liked to hear dance music
when he was restless.
please turn that muck Off" he
cried ont at her. She snapped the
switch off.
How about Il walk? That might
tire us enough 10 make us sleepy
She'd do inythIn" 20 try To ease
his mind
II rI@h' 80. En-. darling. YOU
don't have To. Youll hr dead tired
'umurrJN if You don't get some
rest" Kay could tell by the tone of
his voice that he'd been considering
the idea -! n walk. ana iirt he
really wanted her to 90. II wasn't
m.r So much. lie just didn't want To
be- HloHc.
", can catch up on our sleep
.wh,' Sc, rrt home. Com" on. il will
rr fun Wc haven't taken Il walk
.n..'..r IN New York for months. ''
Tu,r i?"g&rd quickly. both re-
..ua Dnu they had something
80 ur.
There Hrs 4 faint stirring Of cool
mir uu'..... ana the moonlight was
r.ra - 'N. #m'r streets. the grimy
buildings They walI<cj hurricdiy
throu"n rn, section around IIrts.
Kay know u vIe lilly. but down
,u,,gy, shV ,qWu*. MN cYRaGledl TO
hnrc son"'n" 'tn, q lS'ili +. in r her nl
.jaGk. .ar. .... -. = 49,
Whcn they got TO Washington
Sm!arc they slowed their steps.
| Sir,rrrd ~ babies Hud buns. nurse
maids and dogs. II had Il quiet at
',,ciiyrrrg. The trees looked
.,lclgau'. the br"WnsionC houses
ecr,rrI uOstHlviC relics of less
hurried ana more gracious age.
.rr. Arch seemed strangely ont of
..Iprc surrounded Ivy apartment
'.f,.,= The r'iv roll way 10 sec
,rr Arch vas to ~ lUr';iuc at if
anm way ur i.'r ur,uu" when
the SIN vas setting. hui al,l! il@
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-02
AROUND
CAPITOL SQUARE.
i;y LINN NISHI.T
Daily Di>Ua;r.i bureau
- The Sir NIbt.. :: ..s. n,I.,"'

FOuND-As two Mun..rs 90. I'M.
party when aCvomp.n. .. l..,.r..
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.gilE-BurIIni sector ..- .-
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.n. ".o' n.. 20.
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Ca lid Id-.i!:! t.' .... D.. -.
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.,.'.so jla' ,nv p'JG" Cd. Tint time
Ms Using over O...... ....r. .
M "a "uCtGcr signal ..y.. N..s mi
auppO cd To be BACKED
:oWAp-Dming 4 v....''u. near
- NA.Ch Involved ..r e.. at.'g.s.
shelby CaN,mc q. G..a.a cad.
Il. !. McDouric OF Ci..1'c. Cave.
,SS referred To- Guiliy.a .. d.. .a:.
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. t. I, Mc"h,'nb '.g' .i3. ..r ra
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id. .i.# nj swc uJt ... GOD ...
in YOU"
i.lA.AT..'--Loc"- scrap ..Dm
| Halifax. GHAham and N.I...
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-02
Cotton Prices
Widely Mixed

New York. March 2.-(Ap)-Cut-
.,u iu,uIra opened IL to Ia cents Il
pale lower.
Nom prices were IL cents u bale
irs,. lu 10 cents higher. March
gu.n. ,dIy roo" and July 1888.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-02

rr" "r &c "Illco upon - "wr'r'
l..L ,.,..G.N ... ..t.
D.,. 81 ,r du e." ...aui" passage NJ.
%" ',I briefly what VA pr",rd ii
..sa .y. It's u GOOD b,li.' Ouc one
wminr he ran INTO opposition add
l"Nyr. members GO; Ia HI.u.ug .yru;
land deed, .rum heirs with.n ..yu
years at death oI the person from
whom ,uC land WAS inherited Even
Lieutenant Governor Harris =. - I.-
".." and. rcrurkiuG that il Na- 20.
: ra'-.. i.r him. called p.y..uc!..
IH"icm Price. = good lawyer. . In
chair.
WlFE-Tnc conductor %, tin co..
uiru made inc ruu"ds OF fair stem.
n-rapnc-. around Capitol Suu.c
Monday asking them the name ..
S.n.iur Bob Reynolds wife Near.
'...E"n" "u-wrrcd promptly "E.r.
."n W..sh Mclean" THAT IS ..r
u..'c DO. ncr famed mother. urnc.
.. -" ,yCn more famed Hop. a,a-
90. Htd "hrn pressed an... f..
.N'.E ~t"nu"raphcr admit a ..o
..."' surg abuut the dau-ai e.
... recourse t. the sonai "a. a...
.. .......l .i.ich avnt iu.. 81. y 81.
.w..na Manual did help. a.
"wuu+ his varuiiS accompII -u.r.'
= did not list his fourth mar.......
rUSIlING-Thc Genera! A. en-
bly, may possibly adjourn This week.
'.gl is very doubtful. bat il T.. dozen.
happen il will be no .uut ,! the
Ia. H.,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-03-02
Island Base
Swap talked

Continued irun. P.r" Jnr.)
.a.,n MEASURES drove for action.
\ House ways and means sub
committee Yesterday approved 4
20 per cent Witlihul,iing levy. cf-
frctiyc July |. Ia he taken from
the earnings of more than 30
0OG 600 persons and Subsequent
ly applied against actual ta>r>.
bu ,ldc>tcpprd actiun on the
pr"raSIl by Ruml tn cancel out
urr years income taxes.
In 'tr labor Gene Represent;
i've ''ml~rCE. Georgia Dcmuc.a
yaukG"r majority m"wDcr p, TIE a.
ur!.y F." IKE labor committee. pr,
I.g'. q general labor rclal. uus stud
" .! b.. ordered by that .!uWa ne,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
THE HILARIOUS
BEST SELLER

found very easy job in the din
Ing hall, where life Is much pinker
than II is IN the kitchen. A quar-
tet was formed and We were sing.
ing Home on the Range A cor
poral passed by just As / hit a
sour note. lie pun the broom into
my lett hand, the mop into my
hight
There was a CitiZcn-Soldier from
kanuapolIS 10 help me clean the
cooks barracks For a time il was
awful. We tried 20 concentrate on
the floor while Il news hroadCaSter
almost tore up the radio trying
To decide whether we were TO be
IN me army 10 years or %.
We finished the Job in an OK
trcmclv shot time 10 impress the
corporal. This, we found later
-Ap4-4e4- tactical bftrrttrr and
a dIScredu 20 the ethics of gold
briCklng. The sooner YOU finish a
Job the sooner you start on the
next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Pastel Shades
For Garbage Cans

"Now take 'cm outside and
paint en-, SAID the private.
white. cit the black paint
and paint HQCO-RRC on
both sides Of all of them"
"ThiS il summer" | suggested.
Wouldn't something pastel
look better"
The sun was affecting The prf
Vate. Il think you're right he
said. SO We painted them cream
and lcttcrcd them in brilliant
orange.
All afternoon, in a clustering
sun, we painted garbage cans. The
other Charlotte boys waved 10 Us
a. they passed on their way &c
The bali park. Happy voices noatcd
10 us from the post exchange
The supper hour nca1Cd.
The StraW-boSS private woke up
Nawned and went away, telling u>
what would happen If we did
likewise He returned soon IN y
truck. He motionCd percmptOrily
to us and We loaded the cans into
tho truck. Away We went TO
headquarters mpanN - and
painted more garbage cans II was
definitely Suppertlme by now.
NOV can ue-gn- hon, PFi--
waite DOoleN, sir" asked Llsk.
| looked at-LISk-cXnEN- time The
blindness left me. and ! could
soc ,thc boy was tired.
q
in the truck" he said. Away We
went back 10 our street We
stopped in front OF our barracks
and Private Doolcy diSmounted.
'Thc iuCk drlNcr. he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

WE ARE now soldiers.
This morning -our first morn
II in the Recruit Reception Cen
sr-beean when Ne finished
reakfaSt and started cleaning ul
ur squsdroom. a C'ay-halred
atherly old private. who sVorc
rat he had been denoted from
laster sergeant four tunes. lined
sup in front of the barracks ono
pok Us TO The pl~pTUsafA,
II the line IN front ot ,h' mess
ali dWlnd.et - rapidly a> Oh,
ne a. the GiSpen>sTy life would
axe loneliness 80 StI+ above ~
-fiRate eon~tftf-irttrf0 StoCr. f'rrvr
oure Il feet from The door, Then
Wifi YOU re inside Then you re
andinc between NO oIdcric,
nd The show - ON.
The ono on my Ici' scratched
~ arm ana applied thc smallpox
rus. Tho only thing that Kept
le from keeling over Was the
ypodermic needle loaded Win
phold germs, which proppcd zap
" right arm
From the dl>pcu>ary We went 10
huge warehouse Of a building hy
le railroad tracks. The place
oked like Goldc0bcrc'S Basement
! busy DAY. 4 score 81 filters
ensured ncCkS. waists, lnNeam>
lads and feet.
My shoe SIZE. 'hc clerk Yelled
wn the line. was ten and "a half
II beg YOUR ga rdon
prompted. Il wear size nine"
Forgive me" ne said 2 trlfle
weary. 1.-THE expression IL i wore
, sire nine These shoes are 10
walk In. not 10 make You look
Ike Cinderella. You say size
line: your foot SAYS ten and
iaif.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Pirate HargroUe,
You ne Found a Home

"Lea'~ just put down here,
Editorial worker. - he sighed
oompa->jonatoll. And what did
YOU do before all that -
told h.m ] brought ln the pub
LEFTY work 'he Noda-loIkng ih'
thcalCr "hetm-. and the prntc
dgNItUE
Private HargroNe." ne SAID
"the army j. Just what YOU have
needed To ease the burdens of
Your existence. Look no farther.
Private HargrONe, you have
found "A home
THIS WAS a lovely morning
We began a. daybrcak and de-
voted all the lime until neon
10 enjoying the beauties of ma
turc. We had a dnI sergeant
TO point them ont 10 us We
marched a fun 20 miles without
leaving the drill field. Lunch, need
less to say, was delicious.
Ne fell into bed, after lunch,
10 spend the afternoon
IN dreamland. Two minutes later.
that internal whistle blew. Melvin
P!el, CuardhouSe lawyer for Com
pany A. explained IL all on the
way downstairs. We were going 10
be assigned 10 our permanent sta
tIOnS.
The sergeant called Off the first
list al names and the bows fell
out. l heard him tell them that
they were gong 10 Virginia
That's nothing said Picl We're
next, and were going 10 Cali
fornia" Guardhousc Lawyer Picl
smiled happily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
DOTS Vestrents
Of Civil Life

We filed down a long counter
cklng up our allotted khaki anc
minis. barrack bags and ram
ats. mess kits and tent halves
zen We were led into a large
ON. where We laid aside the
stmentS OF civil life and donned
ir new garments
While | stood there. wondering
hat | was supposed TO do next
1 attendant caught me from the
ar and strapped 10 my shoulders
hat felt like the Old Man Of
e Mountain after so days,
"Straightcn mp. soldier" The
ttendant said, and git of the
loor. That's nothing hut full
tefd pack. such as YOU viii tote
many miles before YOU leave
his mans army. Now want
'ou 10 walk over 10 that ramp
nd over II. That's just Ia see
Z your shoes are comfortable"
/ looked across the room "a
seFe an almost perpendicular
alkway led up TO and over a
.rrow platform
with these Oregon boots and
his burden of misery" | told
i'm firmly. IT couldn't even
rslk over Ia the thing. As for
limbing over II, not even an
lpenstock, n burro train and
wo 81. Bernard dogs complete
With brandy could get me over
L."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
BY MARION
HARGROVE

give my back A chance to recover
from that mop
When | said mop" the mess
sergeant handed me one, He
wanted 10 he able 10 see his face
in the kitchen floor. After lunch
ne wanted the back porch polished.
We left the Reception Center
mess hall a better place 10 eat
IN. at any rate. But KIP Is like
woman's work-never really done.
Conrad Wilson marked one Cald-
ron and at the end of the day We
found that we had washed 1t p
times.
Jack Mulligan helped me up the
last 10 steps 10 the Squadroom- /
finally got 10 the side of my bunk,
Gentlemen" I said to the group
which gathered around to scoop
me off the floor, Il don't ever
want 10 see another Kitchen.
The next morning we were
classified and assigned TO the Field
Artillery Replacement Center.
Gene Shumate and i were CLASH
fed as cooks. / am n SemiSkilled
cook, they say, although the only
egg l ever tried to fry was later
used as a tire patch. The other
cooks include former postal clerks.
Tractor statesmen, railroad enGi-
neerS, riveterS, bricklayerS and
one blacksmith.
But We'll learn. Already I've
learned 10 make beds, sweep. mop
wash windows and sew a fine
seam. When Congress lets me 60
home, viii | make some woman a
good wife,
Continued Tomorrow
"lour Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake. il one Of many
famous features in The Detroit
TiunnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
But More Mopping
To Make Floor Shine

The corporal liked our work,
unfortunately. KannapoliS was al
loved sort garbage and was
promoted 10 the pot-and-pan
polishing section. ! was Themes
kokcneS'S assistant, lie washed
and | dried. Later we formed a
goldbriCking entente. We both
washed and made Conrad Wilson
dry.
Pollyanna the glad gul would
have found something Silycr-llned
about the hot sink. SO did |. AT
least / told KokcnCS. this viii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

IT WAS through no fault ot
mine that / was a kitchen police.
man on my sixth day The whole
barracks got the grind. And il
WAS duty, not punishment
II was all very simple. this III
business, All YOU have TO do Is get
up an hour earlier, serve the iooC
and keep the mess hall clean.
After We served breakfast. l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

the ramp in short order. ON th'
double. I think The army calls D.
From there We went 20 On,
tbeBtsr. where Ne were given m
telugCnCo tests. and 10 the class
fCstl6n office. where we were ln
terNjcWcd hN patient and ConSld
crate Coipoial>.
And what did you do In civil
life ." my corporal asked me
a was feature editor of the
Charlotte News.
And Just what sort Of work
did YOU do, Private HargToNe:
Just give me a brief idea.
Seven W.n.'o> later J had iIn
i>hrd answering that question.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Watch Mess Hall
-~-~--~-----~---~ -----------------~
Fade Away Behind

We sat in the back of tho truck
and watched the mess hall fade
away behind us. Two. three loul
miles we left II behind We had tC
wait Ia minutes before we could
got the WaSh-pit II took Us l.
minutes 20 wash The truck BN
the time We got back 10 the mes,
hall, We were too tired TO eat. Bui
Wc ale.
There's one thing Ia he
thankful for" said LiSk TO
morrow cant he this bad"
cn the way 10 our DarrdCkS No
met Yardbud Fred MCPhall. neat
and cool, ON his way 10 the rec
rcation hall. Good news. sol.
dicr>. % sand Nardbird McPhail
we don { have to drlll tomorrow.
We halted and sighed bhS>fully
no sir" said McPhail. They
can't lay n hand on III from
Sunup until shutdown. The whole
barracks Is on kitchen duty all
day"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Gets Name Wrong:
California

The sergeant began The second
list. "MoSCnWlt7i Goldberg Pi-
neifI, Jones Smith Brown He
stopped short Then he started
looking down the front line. chooS-
Ing men 10 fill out the list.
smiled brightly from under my
noppy denim cap at him.
What's your name >" he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
"Hargr0Ne, sir
Groves 9"
"HargroNe, sir
"All right, Grove. Fall In with

AHINNfN
"HargTONe, sir"
IAN right. Grove. FALL In with
those men over there"
I lch n and a. corporal Tod ~
on down the street ! could fec
The California palm trees flaming
my face We stopped al Barracks
IL and the corporal led Us inside
DO Ne 90 10 California, cor
poral ." asked
~. "\uah.' bee said
w here do We co." l asked
him. "a little disappointed
To the garbage rack" hc
sand "DouhIc quick lie
th-Whed Johnny Ei>k snd mt to
titr back rt ttrr barracks.
AT the garbage rack We founC
three extremely fragrant garbage
cans. Outside. We found moIC
ljNk and ]. clliIcn-SoldIerS. StarcC
az them The oycrchecrful private
TO whom We were assigned tolC
us. When YOU finish cleaning
those | want 10 bc able 10 see my
face M them
There's no accounting for
tastes" LSk whispered. Never
thelcs> We cleaned them and
polished them and left them
SpICk and span.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Don't Worry
Junior will get his Borden's Evaporated Milk

It's big wartime demands have cut
down the supply of BoRDEN's EvAPo-
RATED MILK we can send to your grocer.
Mothers may have 10 do with less of
it for cooking -. and fathers may not
get as much in their coffee -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
Don't Worry about Nutritious Desserts!

BERT CHEESE, which is rich and ripe in
flavor E. go Bordens Military Brand
BRIE cHEEsE-with tang cheese-lovers
60 wild about!
Try any one OF them they're ALL
great dessert cheeses!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

Here are three wonderful, nutritious, diff
ferent desserts your family will love:
Cd BoRDEN's LIEDERKRANZ CHEESE,
a glorious treat. with tawny-gold crust
and luscious, soft, creamy center -.
CD Borden's Military Brand cAMEM-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

BABIES WILL, MUST. SHALL COME FIRST!
Up. S. Save coupons from BoRDEN's
EVAPoRATED MILK labels for free gifts!
Write Borden's, 144S Wabash, or phone
Cadillac 7ll0 for gift catalog and list
of premium stores)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
QUIET, Steady Eye
Changes His Tune

There was something in his
bet, steady answering glance
a. treasured me. I went over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
See Here, Private Hargrove'

would appreciate II If YOU boys
would 60 and help him wash the
truck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31
CONTINUED TOm0rrOw)

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, il one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

The BoRDEN's MELoRoL ICE CREAM that
YOU love is fine, nutritious FOOD rich
in milk proteins. vitamins and minerals,
So, instead Of having MELoRoL Just
for treats as you did before the war,
enjoy II When you can as part Of your
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-31

meal-a truly wonderful, energizin
dessert!
RoRDEN's MELoRoL comes in indivio
ually wrapped servings generous ones!l
Why not take home one for each mem
Der Of the family for tonights dessert
Evening star., 1943-01-31

Extended lodging to servicemen
coming to washington for special
lied training is an unusual feature
of the John S. Bennett Memorial
Service Club of Central Union Mis-
sion, 613 c street NV.
From 40 to 100 soldiers and sailors
live at the club for periods of from
4 to 10 weeks, giving it a status
unlike other USO clubs. In addi-
ton, 200 transients are accommo-
dated each week end.
For servicemen who prefer a place
with quiet. homelike atmosphere,
the mission club offers features al
most like private club Mrs. John
Bennett, who founded the Chill
dren's Emergency Home in 1919
and was volunteer social worker
until she was made mission super
intendent in 1887, succeeding her
husband, who died, said there is
fellowship and entertainment but
no dancing at the mission club.
They go to other USO clubs for
dancing and then spend the night
here" Mrs. Bennett said. "It was
felt there was need for a club offer
ing distinctive atmosphere. Here
we have what amounts to private
club"
The Mission Service Club is mid
way between the Capitol and the
White House in the heart of the
downtown section. Soldiers come
here from all parts of the country
for Signal Corps training. They
work in three shifts embracing "a
hours. There is always one shift
sleeping in the club" Mrs. Bennett
said. An inspection trip to several
floors of the seven-story building
revealed many men sleeping on
comfortable beds.
I'VE are able to take care Of 12O
permanent guests" the superinten-