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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
TODAY IN SCIENCE
BY GOBIND BEHARI LAL-

that the harmful effects of high
altitude aviation are more Sc
we're when the thyroid hormone
is plentiful or too much than
when its production is low. II
has even been vaguely reported
that the Germans remove the
thyroids of some Of their
aViators.
4 T THE New York University
"A laboratory the effect of
thlourea was studied on tadpoles
and rats. In tadpoles. thyroid
is needed for normal bodily
growth and development into
adult frogs. When the tiny
animals. IN the earliest stages
of development, are made 10
live in water containing thi-
ourea. they do not grow their
hind limbs, but become lumpy
and large.
Ihls means that the thyroid
hormone is not having its effect
OF stimulating the norm /
growth of the hind limbs.
When the thyroid hormone is
added 10 the solution, so that
thiourea is overcome. tadpoles
turn more and more into nor
NAL frogs.
In rats, treatment with thi-
ourea, given 10 eat, appears 10
cause Enlargement Of the thy
roid glsnd-showing its power
ia i2,Elace she hornone is re-
duced. and the gland is trying
10 make up by multiplying use
less cells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20
E.X. DURLING
ON THE SIDE

Distributed BY King Features synd., Inc.
ONE Paul c. Jameson, W. Va.
" states thousands OF c o n /
miners make from $500 10 800
a month. He says some make
5000 A month. That astonishes
me. | will have TO check on it,.
l had a letter from a soldier
who said. his father coal
miner, had all he could do to
make SIS -.iitt-------------------
QUERIES from clients
VI q To decide an argument
what was the best stage play
with an allsmale cast.
A-That's strictly a matter
OF opinion. think II was
Journeys End"
Owe have formed a bOr-
rowed time club made up Of
people who have had narrow
escapes from death. Are you
eligible to join?
Al have had three narrow
escapes: first when / was Q
years old l fell through the ice
I'm New York harbor about
mile out from shore. when
In prep school l was driving a
sleigh that was hit by the en-
CINE Of n freight train. SIN
Paris i was In terrific collision
of two taxicabs.
TtIE aver age automotive
Il worker now earns S5S.47 a
week. According TO a cost of
living expert, that amount has
the same buying power that
S4619 did in the prewar period.
Perhaps you can aSe- these
figures as a basis 10 get an idea
OF how much more you are
really earning than you were
earning in 1941.
Roughly speaking. if you were
getting $40 a week in 194l and
are getting $50 now you really
haven't had a raise. In fact,
when you figure all taxes in,
plus the higher cost OF living,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

COMMUNIQUE I
No,o that the final blood-soaked
ridge is taken,
Now that the smell Of victory
~ sWeet,
Never forget the boys no bells
tOiil Waken,
Sprawled ON the cliff, spread
eaoied in the 1rheat;;
Salute our heroes Uho survived
\ the slaughter
Randdzxo and Troina and
-Taorpss,aa-------------------
But hail no less the lad who
moaned for pdter.
And died, remembering hills
far from Messind.
10 IL too simple, Uhen the sun
is kind,
When speeches, drums and
salvos boom and bark,
To be az deaf, obiivious and
blind
To Joe or Mike or Johnny in
the dark;
That quiet KID from your oUn
city block,
Whose courage stains some
high heroic rock.
Joseph Auslander.
SCRAMBLED Eggs: Insiders
~ discount the statements that
Gov Dewey Is not candidate
for the 1914 presidency. They
claim Dewey has brain-trust
Of three public relations men
who watch the trends for him.
Dewey is expected TO throw his
hat in the ring when the time
Is opportune >. Supreme Court
Justice Aurelio had plenty 10
fight for In the recent election.
The job pays SO 500 year for
. il years. At the end OF that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

A LFRED DRAKE. Star Of the
"A musical hit. oklahoma"
While Mr.. Drake is the star of
the show, insofar AS the public
Is concerned, he is buried way
down in the billing below the
composer, librettist. dance direc-
tor, costume designer and sew
eral Theater Guild nonentities.
But you can't keep a good man
down that way. The public
makes the stars. Drake is des-
tined to be a really great star
of stage and screen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

Women at War" II stars the
WACs, in eye-filling technicolor.
An exciting new book is
Where's Sammy" II details
the adventures of one Of FDR's
favorite picture-snappers--
Sammy Schulman OF the Hearst
papers. IL is crowded with at
tractiVe newspaperman stuff,
too. The publisher is Random
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

nine-tenths Of any doctors prac-
tice Is made up OF this group.
II he treats them entirely from
the organic standpoint he fails.
HERE are some other aphor-
II isms taken like DR.. Good
hart's from Or. w. c. Alvarez
volume Nervous Indigestion
and Pain"
when a woman thinks she IL
Ill when she In not, then indeed
she is very ILL.,"
THE practice OF medicine Is
an art not a trade, q calling, not
q business, calling in which
your heart will be equally exer-
cised with your head. Often the
best part Of your work will have
nothing 10 do with potions and
powders, but with the exercise
of the strong upon the weak,
the righteous upon the wicked,
Of the wise upon the foolish"
Sir William Osler.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q-T am "a years old and
about eight months ago I devel-
-eped a small left inguinal her
MIA. ! notice several doctors
advertise that they can heal
rupture without surgery, Is this
successful? w. F.. B.
A--The injection treatment
of hernia has proved quite sue
cessful In skilful hands, but
don't go to an advertising
doctor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

On stormy nights rhHe planes
fy OUerhead,
shaft no iorger itr urute IN
feGF-mB SON Is dcqd.
l shall not cru, for tearS iAollld
u griere him 50;
shall 90 brdrclB on. FOR he
TOUfd hare - so.
Frances a.. -l.a..spA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

THE foregoing is an excerpt
from Comes from the Heart"
poem written by the mother Of
1t. Robert George OF the y. S.
Army Air Force. 1t George
was killed i'm a crash OF bombers
during a training flight.)
THERE-are- oyer 80 AAays-es
Il preparing eggs. Do YOU
think a restaurant serving only
egg dishes and open Just for
luncheon could be a financial
success? The fact is such a
restaurant was huge success
in Manhattan. The originatorS
ran il profitably for a time and
then sold it for a very fancy
amount.
One Of those originators was
Hope Williams, the welI-knoWn
actress. Now Hope says she is
going 10 establish a Manhattan
restaurant that viii he open
only for luncheon and will serve
only salads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-20

you are probably actually maxi
ing S. a week less
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-29
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED TO BUY-Good second hand bicycle, 22-inch frame. See O. M. Haaseth. 4s-2t
 FOR SALE One trolling boat 31 feet 6 inches long. 1O-foot beam. powered with cylinder, 52 h D. Gray engine only two years old. trolling gurdies, halibut gurdie. boat documented with U. s. Gus toms. Price $SOO.OO. See F. c. Han ford, Union oil dock. 4S-tf
 FOX RANCHERs NOTICE - Have a few pure white Arctic Foxes for sale as breeders. One or two of these among a herd of blues are worth their weight in gold to the raneher who gets them. Price $15O.00 each. Now is the time to act. A. W. Bennett. Box 1o8, Wrangell 44-4t
 FOR SALE Bath tub and stand. tables, hot water tank, kitchen. queen and other miscellaneous household items. See Mrs. Emma Case 447-tf
 FOR SALE - Furnished home. reasonable. See Mrs. Roy Lind sley. 47-tf
 FOR sALB-Oil heater; power wood saw. Call Sentinel. 47-3tI
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for their many acts of kindness and ex- pressions of sympathy in the death of our beloved husband father, son and brother, William Christopher Lewis.
 Mrs W. c. Lewis
 Raymond Lewis
 Mrs. J. M Lewis
 and family
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-10-29
WE'LL BABY CLINIC

A We'll Baby Clinic will be held next Friday afternoon, Nov. 5, at 1:3O D. m. at the Health Center, it is announced today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Miss Lewis Bride
OfCaptain Harris
In Baltimore Rites

Miss Harriet Jean Lewis, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. ad Mrs. NJ. John William
Lewis, III Baltimore. Md. was mar
!lcd 10 Captain Benjamin Franklin
Harris. Jr.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
Frank Harris, OF Henderson. in Grace
Methodist church. Baltimore. at eight
o'clock IN the evening on December
). Dr.. William Andrew KecGc per-
formed the ceremony
Given IN marriage by her father.
n" bride wore Il gown of ivory vel
vet, fashioned with sweetheart neck
Inc. fitted basque. long sleeves and
- iull skirt extending INTO u train.
In" vel of tullc extended the length
OF the train. She carried u whuc
prayer book and white orchids.
Miss ElIIabcth Thompson vas
maid al honor. and the bridesmaids
included Miss Mary Elizabeth Barth-
:UW. Miss Laura George Hiss. Mrs
Robert b. Green. and Mrs. 10y New
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Baptist w. Nj. S. In
Christmas AIectinu

y diStlnct Christmas season y,r-
'inh"nt WAS impaired To thr r,nr,,,i,.
,ncc'ih% OF the Womam's AIiss;unnr,.
society OF the First BaptiS, chmT,.i,
M"hQhE afternoon. II wa, Tho I.,,,
nicer ihS Of the calendar and tbc
society We T.. and was held in thr
iHG,"' p2rIor of The church
reports were given by officer. and
ViFcielcadorS. and Il number of Int.
'c'S were read from soldiers oyrr-
seas thanking the society rn,. CHI,
mas boxes sent them. Tho socir,v
sent Christmas boxes to an r,n,
from The church who are n,.cr.,..,..
n''u "lC society and the general SIM
toaT Schu"l likewise sen, boyrs =,
hoyN from the church m c;,uns II
running ccntCrS in the United StYtns
ne society voted 10 cnn,fu,,n Il,
contributions t. support of ,,yn E;hI,
women ~ China. Funds Will bc scnt
To Inc Southern BAPTIST Forcicr Nil.
Si"h Board il Richmond To bc rnr-
NHiocd as soon as the money cam br
gotten through. Nv
Mrs. f.. y. l.at;a VAS in ch,rnc -,
me program. and her small daunI,n,,
Lille Tapp L.ria. read Chris,m,.
scripture selections. Mrs. NJ. {. Miles
IT,, Inc meeting with a Drnyrr
II" meeting was presided over hv
MIS- Henry y. Dennis. the President.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
NEsoN On c. DAILY DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER q 1919
Christmas Party
For Butner Group

MISS Anne Stainback and Miss
virginia Lassiter were joint host
eSseS at an informal Christmas mr.
~ Tor IA group of Camp Butncr SOL
81 saturday night AT the home
oil Miss Stainback.
Bells were suspended from tbr
archway between the two Iiyinm
rooms by rcd and green s,rcomrrS
beIiS were also used on the dnn,. ,r
announce the arrival of pucsts
NliS'ietoc. holly and other Christ
ing. "'''' at
Guests enjoyed dancing ,o music
ram pickup. a large Christine.
rec filled one end of the room on
Which were hung characteristic nir,,.
for the soldiers. s''' -
nc h"S'oSSeS served hot choco-
.',''. cookies. nuts and candies I,
about thirty guests vino ,..,,n,, -.
during the evening. Ill
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Mrs. w. w. Parker
Presents Students
In Music Recital

An apprCclatIVc audience OF pal-
en-" and friends gathered IN Tho
il"inc OF Mrs. ". w. Parker, ST.. on,
saturday evening, December ia. tu
ENJOY the first recital of the yc;u.
given by the great majority of her
piano pupils.
inc meme WAS attraCtiVcly deco
rated with colorful puinscttas. On
inc table III the dining room, SAINT,
CI"uS and his eight reindeer were
planted III the snow, and a beautiful
Christmas tree Shonc from the Hy-
ING room. Under the tree were rod
stockings with candy. nuts. and
raiSlns for the pupils.
The program was we'll performed
after which all joined in singing
Christmas carols. Gloria Van Dyke
accompanied on the piano, while
MIS-. Parker led in the singing.
Peggy Parker, student at Mere
ain College who is home for The
Christmas holidays. played the piano
solo. "PoIichinclIc" by Rachmanin-
If. which She had recently rendered
III the student recital al Meredith.
Pupils Of Mrs. Parker who Darti-
,H'"'u III VIC iCCltll were: Martina
Jam" Ncwcomb, Lucy Ann Watkins.
Mary MatalaS, Fay Beckwith. Evciyr,
Adams, Jean Hicks. Canclla Beck
with, Patsy Glenn. Grace Buyd
Hicks. Mlshcw Cooper. Laura Piric.
Walter Parker, Melissa Glenn, Alice
Ruth Gardner, Carolyn King. Becky
TIppcti. Myrtle Aston. Virginia Sat
tcrwhI,c, Ruth Dennis. Bertha Will
son, Ann Rnystcr. Ruth Parks. Sallic
Gene kcInCr. and Gloria Van DYKE.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Shocco News


Miss Louise Aston is nome from
Peace college Ia spend the Christians
holidays with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. NJ. Aston.
Miss Annie Lou Aston has arrived
rom ICbulon Ia spend the holidays
with her mother. Mrs. f.. G.. A!s,un,
ST.
Congratulations 10 Mr.. and Mr.
Eugene AyScuC upon the arrival ri
u son. Billy Gene. December Is, at
Maria Parham hospital.
The w. s. E. S. of ShoCCO MCtho-
dist church will hold it> regular
meeting on Thursday. December %.
III the home of Mrs. L. J. Harrington.
MI members are urged tu attend as
new officers will DC elected for the
coming year.
Meredith Aston is expected TO
arrive Sunday from Newport News
!" spend Il few days with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Aston.
We wish Ia extend Our sympathy
I" Mrs. F. O. Robertson III the death
of her husband on last Sunday. MIR.
md Mrs Robertson lived in our
community for several years where
made a host OF friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21

some. Their dresses were iaSEiu.,,.
"i PINK slipper satin with which they
Wore Junrt caps OF matching IuIic
They carried arm bouquets oi pm,
roses and blue iris.
Little Sally Jctl WAS flower pirI.
She wore u Victorian iroCli oi egg
smell velvet and carried Il miniature
bouquet oi pink roses and Swcrtpca-.
1t. George Raymond. of Washing
ton. ID. G., was best man. and H..
ushrrS were Ensign Richard .Jcnninus
Watts, USNR, II rriSon Lee Winter.
Donald T.. Estes. Olrn ID. Myrick. and
Cole Allen Lewis.
Mrs. Lewis, mother OF the bride,
Norc blue crepe with an orchid cor
sage.
The bIdcgruom'~ mother wore
black velvet, and her corSagc was
Ul orchids.
Following the ceremony u rccCc-
ton was held al the Baltimore C1,lr.-
thy Club.
Mrs. Harms was educated in puY-
lie schools oi Baltimore and at Obtr-
I'm university. Captain Harris w;,-
graduated from y. {. State COLLEGE.
with Il degree III chemical engineer
lEG, and before entering the army
WAS connected with Baltimore Com
S"lIdatrd Gas and Electric Co. He a.,
NOW stationed at Camp Sibcrt, Ala
bama.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21

Sprightly appliqucd but,nn-irnn,
To slip into charmingiy ror break
East or lunch. The Scli-rulillup M
shoulders and sleeves of Pattern
1885, is Il delightfully."- youthful bur
optional touch. y pattern for tina,
CHEEKY applique Is included. Fabric
Tor 1t Is IN your scrap bag.
Pattern 9ooI comes in women 5
and misses sizes -. II. Ii. Ia. %. 30.
81. "a. 30. So. 10. Size III takes 3 IL
yards 35-inCh fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coin,
for this pattern. Write plainly
SIZE. NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE
NUMBER.
Send your order 10 the Henderson
Daily Dispatch. Pattern Department
232 West 9Th ST, New York u, n. Y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
AOC1ety: News
THE END OF THE PLAY.
BY william NJ. Chackerau

The play Is done; the curtain dr,ns
Slow falling, to the prompter's
Dcii:
a moment yet the actor stons
And looks around to say farewell
1t is an irkSomc word and task
And when he's laughed and said
his say,
Ne shows as he removes the n,Sl.
y face that's anything bu, pnv
CHc word, ere yet the evening ends
Let's close ii with Il parting
rhyme,
Ind pledge hand to all young
friends,
" fits the merry Christmas tjno
On Lies wide scene you, too. have
parts,
Tha, Fate ere long shall bid vol,
play:
Goodnight. with honest. gentle
hearts
y kindly greeting 60 alway
Come wealth or want, come good OF
II,
&c, young and old accept their
part,
and bow before the Awful Will.
And bear il with an honest heart.
Wno misses, or who wins the prize
Go, lose or conquer. il you can,
ih!t If you fail ur il you rise.
&c each, pray God, Il gentleman.
\ gentleman or old or Young,
Bear kindly with my humble
layS),
Tie sacred chorus lirS; was sung
Upon the inSt Of Christmas DAYS.
The shepherds heard il overhead
The joyful angels raised it then:
Glory Ia heaven on high. IT said.
md peace on earth 10 gentle men.
My song, same this. ii little worth:
lay The weary pen aside.
Nni wish you health and love and
birth,
~ Its the holy ChrIslmas-tidc
~ tits the holy Christmas birth,
&c this. good friends, our carol
.,tlll--
l'c peace ON earth, be peace on
'arth.
To men of gentle will.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Miss Lille Allen
WEEDS J. ID. jackson

III simple but impressive zero
,"onS, Miss Lille Allen became 1bn
nFld" oi John ID. jackson. on S1,,n.-
Gay November Ia. at $50 y. M. M
me Methodist church at NiddIrbrrp
WIN inc pastor. Rev. +. ". Lee. Of
'iciating. va
The church was decorated with
long leaf pine. candclabra bcuwInn
'eo candles, and floor basket, filled
with holly.
Mrs. Henrietta Cawtholnc. orn,n-
list. and Mrs. Mary Bennett. sni0isr
presented Il program OF nupiI.,
music. Josh Brown and William AL
len, of Warrcntm lighted the cam
lies.
The couple entered together Tim.
Dfidc wore power blue dress of
SAND > crepe with accessories of
brown. y single orchid formed her
shoulder c"iEaSe. She also wore q
STRING of pearls. gilt of the groom.
MIS-. Jackson. daughter of Mrs
Mimi" Allen and the late s. u. AL
len. q! W"rr"ntOn. received her c,;,.-
cation ~ the john Graham high
>c''"" " W"rrchtun. and attended,
the Long stand Hospital truinin.
school al AmilVvillc. y. Y. She has
l"E SOM" tim" been connected WIN
Marin P"rham hospital here.
Mr.. JACKSON. son Of NIT end Mrs.
j. NJ. JICEsum. OF AEidilrhurg. grad
uHt"d from MIddIvburG hIgh s..hnnl
and attended Wake Forest COLLEGE,.
He l. At present engaged in farminp.
Immediately following the we'd
uIuS ceremony tn" couple left on a
wedding iTip To ununnu,mCCG points
following which they Will be al home
at Al!ddlrDUrg
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
PAGE THREE
Milk Mixture For
Stomach Ulcers

y recent medical discovery now
beng used by doctors and hospitals
cNc!NNhcic mas proven unusually
successful in the trcutmcn, of SION
ach ulcers caused from excess acid.
~ Is harmless preparation vet so
effective that III many cases the pains
oil stomach ulcers disappear almost
immediately after II Is used Also lrc-
commended for gas pains. indigestion
and heartburn due 10 hypcracidity.
IuI'ciHS may now try this at home
by ObtainIng - bottle of I.urIn from
Their druggist. Lurin contains this
new discovery IN lis DlIrcSt form.
Easy 10 take. Just mix two teaspoon
iulS in " ma! glass of milk. Costs but
little. Try Il bottle. i, must satisfy or
money refunded. Lu.n for sale by
ADV.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Country Club Dance Is
Set For Next Tuesday

Members of West End Country
cluD VIII hold their annual Christ
mas holiday dance on Tuesday niebt
Decemocr ~, with music by Woody
Hayes hine-piecc band. This is the
same orchestra that Was accepted
WIN hearty applause and approval
last year.
hSl'on /. Webb, chairman of the
uahce committee, with Mr. and Mrs.
sam Peace, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ara BurwclI, Mr.. and Mrs. John
cnufch. and DR.. and Mrs. Howard
Amen as his assistants, is making
plans expected To m%kc this dance
IN Keeping with the popular holiday
dances Of post seasons,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21

Already interest has been mani
Tested among members who are cx-
pcctlnG a large attendance from
out-of-town guests.
AS usual, the dance will be formal
ana out-Oi-town guests should have
invitation cards for admittancc.
Those desiring these cards are asked
10 see any member of the dance COM
mittcc.
The Christmas dance is always one
OF icStlN'iy and rrolic. Members OF
inc younger set returning from
school join with older members IN
making this dance the outStanGin.
dance OF the gear.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Miss Patterson
Has \. W. \. Meet

Miss DD."th" Patterson vns host
csS 10 In" Young Wuman's Auxiliary
ol the FIRST Baptist church Al lis
Christmas meeting last night.
During the business session vari-
Gus reports We're given and the fol
lowing officers We're elected iur the
coming year: President, Edna Fauli-
her; vIcc-prcs Idcnt. Mildred Conn.
secretary. Ann Elizabeth HaithCuck:
Leila Gardner.
Miss jamie Conn MAS in charge of
III" program and read the Christmas
story from Luke as the Scripture.
while Miss Dorothy Patterson play
cd Christmas music softly. From
Every Tongue and Nation" Was tho
topic ui the program and the follow
ing parts were given:
"ChrIstmaS. y Christian Wiinrs,
IN China. Miss Frances SattcrNni,c:
"BraHll'. Ml,s Marjorie VunDvky.
Japan. Mis- Leila Gardner. 'Ru-
mania. Miss Jamie Conn Miss Conn
concluded her program with purm
entitled Music ~ Christmas"
Til" members than EXCHANGED
Christmas gifts and tn, hostess -. =
yea coffee. cookies. nuts. and can
dies during the social nuur.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Eastern Star To Meet

Tine WCllon'S chapter of the Ordcl
Of Eastern Star will hold lis .'cgulag
meeting "Wednesday night. Deccmbc:
-. at eight o'clock. II WAS announced
today. After the meeting Il social
hour and Chrisim program viii
be held. All members are urged to
aitcnd. .rs'4H
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
To Spend Holidays IIcrc

Jensen Vow. student At Davidson
College, has arrived Ia spend the
holidays with his parents. DR.. and
Mrs y. G. Vow.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Spends HOLIDAYS Here

T. II. Weldon, .Ir.. OF Oak Ridge
Military Institute. has arrived Ia
spend the holidays with his parents.
Mrs. T. II. Weldon. OF EPSON
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
ND4ATlAATNS
'f%i'1AH&gj
Birth of Son

Mr. and Mrs +. Il. Fa!Icr o! Al
bernardo. announce the birth 81 q
son weighing " puI.ds. - omc"s. ON
Dcrcmoc. l6 Mrs. F'ulIcG j. the for
mcr Ms EIu.nr Weldon al ilcudcr-
son.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
WITH THE SICK
Confined With Flu

Mis-. ". ". Parker. .Jr.. amt son.
H"r".i. @r" confined a. ;Hru humc
on Chestnut street with cases al
ImlIurmkn-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Arrives From Peace

Miss Grace Bryan has arrived
from Peace college 10 spend the
Christmas holidays here with her
family. AAx
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21

twenty-five million pieces of mail
arc nnw shipped each week Ia L. ;
overseas forces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21
Tn New. Hnrk

Mrs. w. p. Gholson and Miss Vir-
.,nIa Hunt left yesterday Tor Il
weeks visit in New York City.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-12-21

From - :" - days are needed To-
cure ham before smoking. and from
II 10 80 days for bacon.
Evening star., 1943-02-28
Petworth Residents Protest
Chances in Bus Routes

A petition signed by 81 residents
Of Petworth. hass been sent to
Transportation Director Joseph B.
Eastman protesting against the
changes in bus routes in that area
originally scheduled to become effec-
tive today
The changes. affecting routes in
Takoma and Chillum as we'll as
Petworth, have been postponed
pending hearing before the Public
Utilities Commission next Friday
on a petition for reconsideration
filed last week by the Federation of
Citizens Associations Joining in
that petition were representatives of
several associations in the affected
areas and three individual residents.
The plea directed to Mr.. Eastman
asked the PUG to rescind the or
der eliminating the intersection at
Georgia and New Hampshire ave
nues as the northern limit on the
PA, k4 and J-6 buses and re-
quested that the northern stop
limit be not moved farther north
to Varnum street at Grant Circle"
BY permitting the intersection
at Georgia and New Hampshire
avenues to remain as the northern