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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Scouts Start
Trek ToCamp

Boy Scout, vii! begin arriving IT,
mon rpW al Camp E.l,,ncC kuri., near
henderson, a. the lIrs.t continent nl
some iiO Scout irpm len troop. in
Vance. Warren. Franklin and Gran
Vile counties who will camp Guiln.
The wees at the site. The can j. open,
officially un Monday morning.
Enrolment Ui the troop from
Stem, plus addition OF Il number o..
late rcSIstrau,s. will increase tn,
total number .! Scouts al the cLmp
from the figure Ul approximately
100, announced earlier, il WAS slatc,t
today by Cecil W. Webb, boy Scout
executive OF the OccuncCchcc cuun-
Gil. Camping VIII be III two periods.
the first ending "Wednesday n!2nl
Members OF the camp staff HAY,
Dccn at Balance Rock since Thur
day, when lncv began Il prc-camu
school.
The public is invited TO attend the
area court nj honor which will Dc
held Wednesday uI2hi slarIn. q.
eight o'CluCE. AND Scuu,r.S Ell Ia,
area Will have % picnic al tine ra..i
at siA O'clock "Wednesday vycum.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Carolina
Bird-lOre
HE RED-EYED VIREO.
by 4. y Rrimlcy

ny ieo-eycd VIRGO, often locally
.'ilco hanScr, from the way i,
1"Spe'ioS us nest from the fork of "A
iiiiio' Is inc largest and cummnnrst
oi us family IN the United States. A
il''ie smaller than an English spar
ROW, olive green above and white mo
hcalh: crown aShy edged ON zach
SIDE by black line, a whi,r s,,,,,r
ABOVE the eye and Il dark siriuc run-
nlnS from the base OF tho hiII ,h,.,.
ugh and back OF the eye, !, is ma ,,n.
assuming ll,,ic bird with plrusar,
SoiS' Whlch, unlike most birds. u
keeps up through the heat of tho dav
haolt shared by the other surc,;.s
OF the group.
Apart from its nUOn-dav sIn-iu,
us most characteristic icatug, ,r,.
way II >uSpcnd; lis nest. whlrh =.
composed ot grass, ShrCds Of b1rI,
ana other plant material woven Irl,
= deep cup-shapcd structure and
suspended by the rim from = tom
at Ill" end al = long limb q, some
ice. usually not very high irur. Inc
Siouild. Inc cGGS are four in muu-
ocF, White with Il wreath al d,lI:
spots round the larger end, ANA a,r
iaiu '"mc time between the middle
Oh May and the last OF June.
Inc buds themselves arrive in
NORTH Carolina about the middle al
Apil! and stay through October. the
CN"ct dates OF course varying with
the year and somewhat with tho 10.
C"l'N ana, also. al course. with jhc
opl"! tnItIcs Of the observer.
IN looking Tor It's insect food II uu,
Il hdbI, uf turning its head s,Icway.
ana looking upward apparent ~
'raicl;n; Tor insects on the under
sid" ut leaves above H.; head. var-
DlrlS, ON the ether hand. usually
lu"h down on straight in irrui 81
them, and .um" ni them initiate H.
ch'chrS by catching rmarr,., ul the
WlnGS, which none of the vircus seem
To tIu.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

Note the long lines of this pleas
nGly simple irOck. It's Marian Mar
I'm Pattern 94l0 designed To diminish
your figure. And Il loul: at Tho din
gram will convince you It's chiIu
play 1" stitch up. y few yards of
pretty cotton and the dress is quick
y and easily finished.
Pattern 944O may bc ordered only
IN w"mcn'S sizes 80. 80. 10. -. III.
'l6. l8 and 80. Size 81 requires 3 %
yards 35-inch fabric.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS In coins
for this Marian Martin pattern
Write plainly SIZE, NAME, AID.
PRESS and STYLE NUMBER.
Send your order to Daily Dispatch
Pattern Department. 232 w. 18th ST.
New York, N. Y.
because Of the sloWness OF tho
mails, delivery of our patterns may
take few days longer than usual
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Churches To
Underwrite
Bible Study
Ministers to Make
Suggestion for
Teacher in High
Schoo Next Term

henderson churches vii. under
write The Si,20n estimated cXrrus.r ur
lh'ruh''rinG BIblc s.udy in Iru,i,r-
SON high school thr cuuiur sim
and all of them concerned have, :,,-
ready accepted their appurtiuu,ucuIs
oil Tie expense and will irrurpur;,t,.
the iicmE in their budget, /, WAS
%aiu Today 10y Superintendent f.. NJ
Rollins.
y committee of the Urudcrso,,
N'iliS,"tl hl Association. consisting OF
key. l.. N"riIcct Gardner. pastor OF
INC fIrHl i;ap'ISi church, and Rev.
W. II. MClnTi.. pastor ui me tIry,
Presbyterian church. h;i, conferred
with Air. Rollins with rr,p-ri T.,
qualifications Tor the instructor. ind
lhcN have been a.i.rd To .u.gcst d,
teacher. Search l. now bC!nu made
Tor Sutn IN Instructor.
Ih" teacher 10 &c employed. al
though paid privately and e .i,Ic from
public funds. will be- required tu
meet all standards 1T ihr State Dc
patnrut ui EduCItIun IN addition
10 satisfying local 1u'h"rI'I,, about
qualifications Tor Bible &c. .rr,.ctiou
tunSIa la be offered viii DC en-
tIrciy "u - voluntary h.r.I,. aI.huti.h
iuli "f"cr' I"w:rG ,:rdtiu..iIuu VIII be
allowed &" SuCh %iTirrF,.. surveys
thal HAY" been mIic nav" Indicated
t'l'i" would hr sufficient unui,rr% of
lGd'hi~ - iIhC lac cuul So Ia urrIIpv
tn rn'lrC tim" al tlv I;IuIr teacher
1t l. planned Ia nirrdurc the new
course al the "p"uii3" at the fail
term around The tit -: September.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
COMMUNITY SERVICE
COMMITTEE TO NEE

The Community Service Commit
ice ui the Vance County war price
and rhtiUuing board viii have Il spc-
cial meeting Monday afternoon al 40
o'clpri. III the Masonic Hall. Heads
oi al civic organizations arc asked
tu attend. At that Time Mrs. truth
Nrck Everett. of the RalCigh OrN
office. viii hc present 10 speak To-
Tic group. The meeting is said 10
bc very important and good al
NuduncC is urged.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
War Fund Group Is
TO Study Drive at
Meeting Tuesday

Plans iur NaurH count, Griv" for
iund.' for the National War Fund ~
IN" ia!l are & II" discussed at u meet
~" next IU".dav CvCrin". II was
learned to-day Dire ctur, uI the Talc"
County Community CacSt have been
called II m"" a' g p. m. Tuesday ~
Inc Municipal Court Room 8" rev &
bylaws ui That agency and To- set az
new books in accord herewith.
Since the Chest fund this wear Will
t." incorporated IN the war fund
drive. the latter program will he dis
cGsSCd al SOME length also.
8. j. Lame. .Ir.. chairman of the
Community Chest, called the meet
lu%. but The program will bc outlined
by J. W. JCuklus. 1913 chairman.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Society News
THE MOVING IIOl'E.

OF what familiar trivia shall sing
or morning air ripplcd from a BIRDS
wing.
or ncw-cut grass that lies along IN,
old
Like the same story twicc-told.
OF pools like tranquil. open eyes
Gazing forever AT the leaning skies
OF sunsets burnt into the evening
space,
As Il new son. cnchantS the dream
ing face?
Or shall | sing of this
The moving hour that Slants across;
the summer
Like some tower whose ivory echo
Curves along the ground.
Whose moving bell is sweet with
shadowrd sound"
Sara Van AlStync Allen
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
OIL INDUSTRY GETS
PRAISE FOR EFFORT

Rear Admiral ". =. Youn,:. rhcl
II the bureau of supplies. and &C.
counts and II" master general uI the
Navy. recently !JuiCd the oil !ud,i,-
tly. tcrming - one at lin" mu>t mn
portant III ON entire production pro
gram.
Excerpts from his statements lol-
low:
America is NOW tn" "lilInG station
OF the democratic nations al the
world" and this giuhal conflict. :n;
rCHSuuS easy T. >,r. l., called tn,
war OF oil Wnh tic men ana Wu-
men of the oil Industry continuing.
10 exert their muNImum effort. We
cannot IdIl.
Credit for the CXtraordInary
achievement of Developing the llnC-l
products for ships. planes and nthvr
equipment l. due t. the CuurdiiIaiuu
efforts OF management and patriotic
oil workers in TN" "IiiICldS. al the
roaring -iillS of tn" rrlmCrIvS. ~ The
laboratories and office. an the pIpr
line pumpu" stations. "u tank iruCk-
and sailing IHnlicr#. the admiral as
serted. He pointed uu' that The best
brains uI the industry were mar
slIllCd through collective industry
committees 10 closely Cnurdiuut,
their combined efforts and present
problems arising th,rC.r"m lu the
government through the Petroleum.
Administration Tor War.
"Oi basic Importance. ne said
the pCtrUlCUw industry must pro-
vide the oil pruduciS l"r the iHCilIiIc.,
hat sustain the comfort and moral,
81 millions OF American homes and
ldIiIlS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Moves Family IIrrr.

William ". Buwcr>. who recently
wnS elected chairman Of the
board at directors and executive
yicc-prcsdcu' of the Cnrblri Com
pany. has moved his family. consist
ING ct ms wife. her mother, md Il
son here from Richmond. Va. They
are residing al the ID. Morgan Coop
er home On West End drive.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

::LHaUNED- That icliuw Ca,
l."WIH u'NH "n llIgi.CI's i.iur,
u,'c.iiIi" !" &c; some uI.III. ..rlIr
Mrr"S ~" nv appealed 10 ,hv Drpur
mCnt q! conservation ana Dyv,Iul
mIn' Ion ."imc partridge CGE ID IT,
S'"CE ia I>".mu. Inr CGGs were sen.
ana Lewis pilt them IN i iuCCuuur,lt
Incubator. only Two cut ut the luI..
dozen na,cncu and HE two CuuI
bIddICS dICd. Lewis now Is as..Inc a..
m"ic cGGH ana advises he Viii Gui
some bantam hen, 10 set un them.
Inc department l. trying /" nvlp unml.
though ii i pretty IalC IN tIC SEA
son - do anything about the sIltiu
non.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
FAVOR uNnID MlJORS

MORE. AND mote Stron.: ,!r-
!snSlVc players at" idv",:u. th"
lead ii an unnId MAYOR SUIT
agan%, Il No Trump game. IL
preference" Ia thr!i n"'n luGv
minor SUIT. especially II lie minor
is hcaI"1 10y a k.Hg ur queen
Leading away from It may give
IN" dc,lir"r III" "'" uIrk b." needs
L. max" his contract Tn" rrhlG
MAYOR !DUhlytun IT trrh."tr't ~
pretty likely |" h" Their partner $
suit. AMI pays frequent ,!l"IIruLS
If your own han. u weak trough
50 that your partner probably
hollis some honor strength tor -.
entries
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. TIi'rts"n. ul
MiddIcbuWg. have received message
stating that their son. TrCh. Sgt.
Rufus C"rtCH Ti!lptSnn. NOW station
cd with the 5O8th Air Base Squad
ION. Municipal Airport. Nashville.
Tenn. WAS selected one II - from
the field tu get Il good conduct
medal. The medals were presented
Ivy the commanding officer while
they stood at attention for two hours
IN nnrHdC.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Girl ScOIIt (lmu,

Henderson GIRL Scouts whp arc III
uo'"'rd III G"in% I" Camp CIHblrcc
al" requested I" call AIl,- MarIcl
Gary az Miss Meta Allen ton nlor-
nation. The camp Will operate m pc
mods OF two weeks each beginning
July - and ending August -. The
camp Will hc under the direction Of
Il staff from Raleigh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Dance Notice

Nh. s. +. JcunrlIc viii DC .rnloy
hostess tur The Camp Butncr dance
Tuesday evening which Henderson
gill will attend. and group leaders
al" asked IL call her Monday even
lnG h''nr"n : and 3 o'clurk. The
dame" VIII Dr at Service Club No. =.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

COTTON--Thr Old North Safe
dong aiI night ny tuC udllun5 necu
Tor C"i:Un and cotton by-prUdlICi.
Such a. meat and "Il On tnu .,arn,
day TIC national report OF les ;.Cr.-
age Tid les production of NItaIiy
needed ilpcr, oil ANA protein wa.
pubiL.ncu, the Sale Department a.
Agriculture released a report ui n.
StdusiIC,! division %rUWIi3 InCr,d,.,
Production III Enrtn tdruItiI.. ..C!,
ai;C Is aiIil below Tie tcI-yc,r Nv.
age ana les unau HAN VIVA, II Va 0.
1879, bti II l., %.il! i,uuu more Ir.,
IMAM WI" planted Ia cotton la,
year. "a" report in,ncr Tale. iuaI
WrdiI,. conditions ou tEv Whui,
have been iay"ILnIc. zee. ,"..:i O..
thdi WIlnn ihr past :Wo Wvrn. {.
&C: "INv iHlii' i.r, I !.,Gi,a',.'u Ia, u Of.
wvCNIl mruuCc.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Leaves After furlOuch

cpl. Elizabeth Savage has returned
Ia Fort George G. Meade. Md. after
spending u Iurluugh mere with her
mother. Mrs Il. l.. Savage. on route
|. HENDERSON.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Ruth Class poStunnrd

The Ruth class at The South Hem
drrs"n Baptist church. scheduled 20
meet Sunday aitC!nuun. hIS been
postponed until Sunday. July 10.
when II Will meet at ) o'clock with
Mis-. WOnNrmM parrIsh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Returns from Trim.

G.. =. Eastwood returned ycstCr-
day ait": spending a week at Scv-
eral towns ON Long Island. He visit
Ell Herbert Eastwood al West IIamp-
Ton. Lewis Eastwood at RivCrhCad.
and was the guest OF II. &. futile at
Ehsinnri.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

REGULAR-Thc cloth mill. ur
which former Governor MaX Gard
nor IL president and his son. James.
Is executive vice president, has nUt
missed paying the dividend on pre-
lcrrcd stock since IT WAS issued II,
1878. During the Ia - years caCi,
500 Investment has drawn sl2y. 66 IN
uINid"nds, and the original SluU
ready upon surrender of the stock.
The letter say. We take pride ~
the Tact that through good Years ana
bad years our stock la. never missed
It's obligation iu ,nUSv Mn" nI\c CT
trusted lhcir money - ON uiaiILuv
mcnt. From the date at the rl.InrLa-
uUn "i tins corporation iuclc la.
never been sale ui preferred az
common stock at Il price below pat.
We IA" proud Of tins record. but VIC
arc more proud Oi your trust. con-
lIdCn"C and good will"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Home on FurlOuch.

Pfc. lIammcu Newton .Ir.. of
ClarkSvI!Ir. Va. is at nome ON IL
day fUrl"ugh with his wife and re-
latIvCS IN Townsville and ClIrSvillC.
Pie. Newton will report back 10
Camp Mccoy. Wisconsin July 10.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Return To (iaStOtlia

Misses lluHrI PcOplc, md Betty
Jane Greco have returned 10 Gas
ton!a after spending Il few days here
as the guests of Miss Elizabeth Poo
pies.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
To Have I'icnir.

The Business Girls circle of the
First Baptist church will have a
picnic meeting At the Kings Daugll-
ters' Parl; Monday evening at $50
o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Leaves after Visit

Mrs. |. TaImadgc Iluylr has re-
turned To her home at Newport
News, Va. after visiting her sister
in-law. Mrs. Richard Young. Ton scv-
eral DAYS.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Return Ia Tallahassee

Ms. IT. T. MCcNE md danghtCr,
Miss Marion Mrri;$. lett Thursday
for IhcI" homo IN Tallahassee. Fla.
after visiting Mrs. McciS sister. Mrs.
NJ /. JcSsup iOr the past lNo weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
IIninc nn IiurlnIIrlI

James 5. Norwood. y. S. II the {.
S. Naval TrHIunG Station. i;aiu-
bridge. Md. Is Spending Il nine day
iuluugh with In parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. !. Andrew NurNoud. IT Towns
willie
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Visit Muses..

Mrs. Lily Canada. MIS- Paul Whit
lock and son, Paul Wilson. of Sails
bury. arc the Guc.iS .; DR.. and Mrs.
j. -. Muse. at their home on Belle
street
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Leaves after Visit.

Pvt. John ID. Muse. who hd. been
visiting his father. nr. i. u. Muse.
returned to Fort Leonard Wood. :,l".
To-Day.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
: WITH OUR BOYS :
IN SERVICE 3

Cpl. Walter W. BuwdCm. son % Mr..
and MIS-. ". -. Huwdcn. has been
promoted tn the rank uf sergeant. lie
i stationed al Shreveport H..
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
To New London.

officer Cadet Charles T.. McdIIn
has returned 10 his base al the AICr-
chant Marine School. New London.
Conn.,. after Visiting his vie TO. scv-
CT,h days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Returns from Visit.

Mrs. p. l.. OVERLY has returned
from EaS,p"r', Long Island. after
visiting her sister there.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Promoted To Pfc.

Word hdN been received here that
Jimmie Barnett has been promoted
I" prINai" first class. He entered the
service April L. and is now Stationed
al Amarillo. Texas.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Home on I'urluugIi

Cpl. Robert s RoS, ~ Camp For
est. Tenn. IS home on a. 'Cn-day fur
Tough visiting his mother, Mrs.
ChariC. II. Ross.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
To Iarl)orO.

Donald Muse. who has been visit
ing his father. DR.. J. ID. Muse. has
returned Ia rarburO.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

CODRDlNATORS That was a,
interesting meeting of the safe CiVI:.
IAN defense coordnatorS held III la
lcIgh the otEcr day. The two main
topIG were the shortage of farm la.
Dor ana The necessity lOr official q.
rcCtIun OF play Time activities. put.
ticlIlarly Ton adults. Harry IaIuwcii
n"npowrg c""rdlnntpr. reported TIA
oCD volunteers AIDED matrII.ui, l.,
SaNIn" the Western nCIm crop. tia
old Mayer. recreation Cuurdnutug
announced Il stIlCWIdc conference "I
recreation Ton August j.! al CnapCl
Hill.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10
Birth of son.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. MCdliu
announce the birth of II son. Walter
Lee. on Monday. Julv al Mania
Parham hospital. Mrs. MCdlin is the
former Mis- TCCny Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

IL seemed To- him there was the.
greatest shortage oi all IN the cXcr-
else OF COmmOnSCnSr.
PROSPEROUS - Several Capi,ol
Square men received identical let
tiers Friday that both pleased ana
disappointed them. The letters were
from the Cleveland Cloth Mills al
Shelby. advising that another ciivi-
ucnd Is upcumlnS on preferred ,ioCl;
AT the same time. notice WAS given
that the stock is being retired as al
Angus, 81. and all holders were ask
cd 10 have their certificates al the
mill on Il designated Shelby bank by
that date, whcrcupun they would re
ccirc Il check ior iull par value OF
500 per share.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

CONSISTENTLY two idea. mt
not Us pnGHG"NICal as they appear |,
be. The need tor supervised rrtrcl
hon Is evident around town. Inu
cities where uniformed service Iuvi.
c"nSrCaJiv and where thee l., EraNl
conCrn'!ui!un of Wal workers.. tn,
Shortage ui farm labor Is .,talvy.ldr
particularly acute where p"lshapI,
lood crops arc ready i"r harvest Tia,
two needs d" not always show up 90,
Inc sam" community at the sam,
time. and when they do there l. !II-
tie conflict between them. Nr,.rIinr-
lrsS. 1t S"Enu~ funny iu have tn,
sam" group worrying abouui huw t.
get enough workers tu harvest iu,u
crops amu h"W Ia get enough laCIh-
lies tor grown men To play.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-07-10

ADNlCL-A couple of wear. az,
Governor ErnIghtun appointed an
advisory committee To consult with
the unemployment compensation
commission un matters pertaining H.
lis special problems. The commute.
had II" legal standing. but WtS o.
Cun>Id,I anir assistance to tho UC,
board. The 1913 General Assembly,
having recognized the need ana e..
powered the governor 10 appoint I'm,
advisory council. he has auuptiurcu
continuance ut the same rcrs,
he had formerly named. The ruun-
Gil. headed by CapuS NJ Wayurrr,.
still has u" actual legal authority a.
enforce II. recommendations, but n
does have statutory charter to ad,i.,
!hC CCC hnW II ought to handle, mali
tiers. The council has five members.
representing" the general public. and
two each representing employer and
employee groups The governor has
asked thC Ju"mplnymCnt Currrrr....
ton commission and the advisory
council To rsg' together some tune
soon To- disyg.. methods at rIiCcl.l ..
ting the Way POWERS proclamation ~
hours ul wuln 'rr women and rcp-
acc children
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-26
STATE

Held over by popular demand AS tion in the Noroth Atlantic" will continue for three more days at the air conditioned State theater with Humphrey Bogart, Raymond Massey and Alen Hale in co-starring leads.
 The picture is thrilling drama about the men of the United States Merchant Marine and tells of the heroic exploits of our merchant sea- men who ship out in conveys to de- liver the needed supplies and am- munition to our fighting fronts.
 Others in the cast are Dane Clark, Julie Bishop, Sam Levine, J. M Kerrigan, Ruth Gordon and Dick Hogan.
 The plot of Action in the North Atlantic" deals with the adventures of the Liberty Ship, Sea Witch
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-26

laying action against the Japanese to cover the evacuation of Bataan Peninsula. The mission means cer- tain death to all.
 Among them a plot develops. Fay Tor, as the sergeant, recognizes a fugitime criminal in Lloyd Nolan. The human relationships of the doomed thirteen are enacted against the thunder of shell fire and the criminal lays down his life hero. Spectacular is the blowing up of bridge the Japs are trying to re- pair. Taylor is the lost to give his all, firing his tommp gun from his own grave.
 Taylor's role is the most vivid and dramatic in his entire career, and Fay Garnett directed the story with breath-taking realism.
 Players include George Murphy as an army flyer staying with the patrol until he repairs his plane Thomas Mitchell in the character role of Corporal Jake Feingold, Lee Bowman, Robert Walker, a new conner in pictures who has just been signed to a new MGM long term contract as result of his outStand ing work here, Barry Nelson, Desi Arnaz, Tom Dugan, Kenneth Spen- cer as Negro soldier, Roque Espir- itu, Alex Xavier and Donald Curtis.
 The locales is a fever infested, steaming tropical jungle. The blow ing up of the bridge, mopping-up operations with hand grenades and other thrilling battle action keeps the picture constantly at high speed
 The second big hit on the pro- gram is Prairie Chickens with Noah Beery, Jr., and Jimmy Rogers.
 Coming back to thrill you, as be- fore, is one of the biggest bands of the year. Johnny Long and his or chestra make their second appear ance at the LoeW Poli Theater, We'd nesday and Thursday, for two days only.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-06-26
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as it successfully reaches its des- tination, Murmansk, despite the ef- forts of Hitler'S U-boats and Luft- waffle to stop it.
 And for your further enjoyment the management presents another in the hilarious Blondie series, Its a Great Life" with Penny Single ton as Blondie, Arthur Lake as DagWood, Larry Simms as Baby Dumping and in addition Hugh Herbert that famous funny-man Of the screen.
 Plan now to see this swell show at the State over the week end and remember the State is healthfully air conditioned for your comfort. Cool, clean air is constantly cir culating in the theater and you'll find it a pleasant treat to be en- tertained in cool, comfortable at mospnere.
 Coming Wednesday to the State is Five Graves to Cairo" which for sheer excitement is reputed to be one of the best of the recently produced films about the war. Star ring Franchot Tone, and Anne Baxter the film boasts an elabor- ate supporting cast headed by Akim Tamiroff and Erich von Stroheim, who portrayS the famous Nazi Field Marshal Edwin Rommel.
 The picture is fast-moving, sus- penseful melodrama of behind-the- lines intrigue in North Africa, and depicts the titanic struggle in Africa between the British Eighth Army and Rommel's Afrika Korps.
 Joan Davis and Jinx Falkenburg in Two Senoritas from Chicago" will be the second hit of Wednes- days new show.